Panitan Municipal Police Station-Capiz

08/10/2026

08/10/2026

13 WANTED PERSONS ARRESTED IN 24-HOUR PRO6 OPS; AKLAN MWP AMONG THEM

WESTERN VISAYAS — Under the leadership of PRO6 Regional Director PBGen Randulf T. Tuaño, police units across Western Visayas arrested 13 wanted persons, including a No. 5 Most Wanted Person at the Provincial Level, during operations conducted from 6:00 AM of October 7 to 5:59 AM of October 8, 2026.

Of the 13 arrested, one was a provincial-level most wanted person, while 12 were other wanted persons apprehended in separate police operations across the region. The provincial-level most wanted person was arrested in Malinao, Aklan, pursuant to a warrant of arrest for two counts of r**e.

The accomplishment forms part of PRO6’s continuing efforts to locate persons with standing warrants and ensure that they are brought before the proper judicial process.
PBGen Tuaño said the arrests reflect the sustained efforts of police units to act on court-issued warrants while observing proper procedures.

“When there is a valid warrant, our personnel have a responsibility to act on it properly and lawfully. We will continue doing that work, while making sure that the rights of every person involved are respected,” PBGen Tuaño said.

He also reminded the public to provide information through proper police channels and leave the actual apprehension to trained law enforcement personnel.

The latest accomplishment reflects PRO6’s continuing commitment to The PRO6 Way — “Responsive, Trusted, and Transformative Policing for a Safer Western Visayas,” aligned with the PNP Focused Agenda and the vision of “Bagong PNP para sa Bagong Pilipinas: Serbisyong Mabilis, Tapat at Nararamdaman” under the leadership of PNP Chief Police General Jose Melencio C. Nartatez Jr.

(ORD-PRO6)

08/10/2026

PRO6 ANTI-DRUG OPS NET 6 ARRESTS, 211 GRAMS OF SUSPECTED SHABU IN 24 HOURS

WESTERN VISAYAS — Police units across Western Visayas conducted six anti-illegal drug operations that resulted in the arrest of six persons and the recovery of 211 grams of suspected shabu with a total Standard Drug Price (SDP) of ₱1,434,800.00 during the 24-hour period from 6:00 AM of October 7 to 5:59 AM of October 8, 2026.

The operations, conducted under the direction of PRO6 Regional Director PBGen Randulf T. Tuaño, included separate buy-bust operations in Oton, Iloilo, and Iloilo City that led to the arrest of two persons identified as high-value individuals (HVIs) and the recovery of a combined 200 grams of suspected shabu with an SDP of ₱1.36 million.

In Oton, Iloilo, police arrested an HVI during a buy-bust operation and confiscated approximately 105 grams of suspected shabu with an SDP of ₱714,000.00.

In a separate buy-bust operation in Iloilo City, another HVI was arrested, resulting in the confiscation of approximately 95 grams of suspected shabu with an SDP of ₱646,000.00. The person arrested in the operation is a minor and was placed under the appropriate procedures and safeguards required by law.

PBGen Tuaño said the accomplishment reflects the continuing efforts of PRO6 units to act on reliable information while keeping police operations focused on preventing illegal drugs from reaching communities.

“We will continue to act on reliable information and stay consistent in our operations against illegal drugs. But we also have to make sure that every operation is conducted properly and within the law, with the necessary safeguards for everyone involved, especially when a minor is concerned,” PBGen Tuaño said.

He also called on the public to help police prevent illegal drug activities by reporting information through proper channels.

“If you have information that can help us prevent illegal drugs from reaching your community, please report it to the police. Do not put yourself at risk by confronting anyone yourself. Let our personnel handle it safely and properly,” PBGen Tuaño added.

PRO6 continues to strengthen its anti-illegal drug operations through sustained police presence, timely action on information, and coordination among police units, while ensuring that enforcement measures are carried out within the bounds of law.

The accomplishment reflects PRO6’s continuing commitment to The PRO6 Way — “Responsive, Trusted, and Transformative Policing for a Safer Western Visayas,” aligned with the PNP Focused Agenda and the vision of “Bagong PNP para sa Bagong Pilipinas: Serbisyong Mabilis, Tapat at Nararamdaman” under the leadership of PNP Chief Police General Jose Melencio C. Nartatez Jr.

(ORD-PRO6)

08/10/2026

155 FI****MS ACCOUNTED FOR IN ONE WEEK AS PRO6 STEPS UP WESTERN VISAYAS GUN CONTROL

WESTERN VISAYAS — Police units across Western Visayas accounted for 155 fi****ms in just one week, including 140 voluntarily surrendered or turned over and 15 confiscated, as the Police Regional Office 6 continued its campaign to keep unauthorized fi****ms from being used in incidents across the region.

From October 1 to 7, 2026, PRO6 units conducted 166 operations that resulted in the arrest of 10 persons and the confiscation of 15 fi****ms. Another 140 fi****ms were surrendered or turned over, while eight were deposited with police units. Police also recovered or received 14 explosives during the same period.

The operations support Project R.T.T. 3389 (Restrict, Track, Turn-in), PRO6’s region-wide fi****ms campaign covering the 3,389 barangays of Western Visayas, which encourages the proper accounting and voluntary turnover of loose and unauthorized fi****ms while police units continue to act on fi****ms found to be in violation of the law.

The highest number of fi****ms accounted for during the week came from Aklan with 62, followed by Iloilo Province with 23 and Capiz with 18.

PRO6 Regional Director PBGen Randulf T. Tuaño said the voluntary surrender of fi****ms is an important part of preventing them from becoming a source of danger in communities.

“If you have a fi***rm that is not properly registered or authorized, please coordinate with the police and have it accounted for. We would rather have these fi****ms surrendered safely than see them used in an incident,” PBGen Tuaño said.

He also reminded fi***rm owners to keep their licenses and other documents updated and to properly secure their fi****ms at all times.

PBGen Tuaño likewise called on residents to report information on loose or unauthorized fi****ms through the proper police channels.

“If you know that there is a loose fi***rm in your area, tell the police. Give us information that we can verify and act on. That can help prevent a problem before it happens,” he added.

The fi****ms campaign reflects PRO6’s continuing implementation of The PRO6 Way: “Responsive, Trusted, and Transformative Policing for a Safer Western Visayas,” aligned with the PNP Focused Agenda and the vision of “Bagong PNP para sa Bagong Pilipinas: Serbisyong Mabilis, Tapat at Nararamdaman” under the leadership of PNP Chief Police General Jose Melencio C. Nartatez Jr.

(ORD-PRO6)

08/10/2026

₱3.25M WORTH OF FISH, LUMBER, CHARCOAL RECOVERED; 98 ARRESTED IN FIRST WEEK OF OCTOBER

WESTERN VISAYAS— A total of 98 persons were arrested in 159 police operations against illegal fishing and illegal logging across Western Visayas during the first week of October, with authorities recovering more than ₱3.25 million worth of fish, fishing paraphernalia, lumber, and charcoal.

From October 1 to 7, 2026, police conducted 50 anti-illegal fishing operations, resulting in the arrest of 58 persons and the recovery of fish and other paraphernalia worth ₱3,000,780.40. Another 109 anti-illegal logging operations led to the arrest of 40 persons and the recovery of 4,273.54 board feet of lumber and 86 sacks of charcoal worth ₱256,853.02.

Antique recorded 32 arrests in anti-illegal fishing operations, while Iloilo Province accounted for 22. In anti-illegal logging operations, Antique recorded 26 arrests and Aklan 12.

The operations were conducted under Project Tanod Kalikasan 6 in support of Oplan Sagip Kalikasan, with police units also enforcing environmental and local ordinances.

PRO6 Regional Director PBGen Randulf T. Tuaño said protecting the region’s natural resources requires both law enforcement and cooperation from the public.

“Our waters and forests are resources that our communities depend on. We will enforce the law, but we also need people to help us protect these areas by reporting illegal activities and following the rules,” PBGen Tuaño said.

He urged fishers, business operators, and other individuals engaged in activities involving natural resources to secure the necessary permits and comply with environmental laws.

“If you are engaged in fishing, logging, or any related activity, make sure you have the proper authority and permits. If you see activities that do not look right, report them instead of confronting anyone yourself,” he added.

Separate police operations during the same period also resulted in three arrests in seven operations involving illegal quarrying. Enforcement of local ordinances likewise recorded 25 persons apprehended for anti-smoking violations and 34 persons for other related laws and ordinances.

Project Tanod Kalikasan 6 is part of PRO6’s continuing work to advance “Responsive, Trusted, and Transformative Policing for a Safer Western Visayas,” in line with the PNP Focused Agenda and the vision of “Bagong PNP para sa Bagong Pilipinas: Serbisyong Mabilis, Tapat at Nararamdaman” under the leadership of PNP Chief Police General Jose Melencio C. Nartatez Jr.

(ORD-PRO6)

08/10/2026

88 MINORS CHECKED AS PRO6 STEPS UP OPLAN SAGIP BATA IN FIRST WEEK OF OCTOBER

WESTERN VISAYAS — Police units across Western Visayas checked on the safety of 188 minors during the first week of Oplan Sagip Bata, an initiative that addresses traffic and other local ordinance violations involving children and seeks to keep them away from situations that may put them at risk.

From October 1 to 7, 2026, PRO6 units conducted 212 operations covering traffic and other ordinance violations. A total of 188 minors were recorded during the operations, with 140 fined and 48 warned. The activities covered 147 traffic violations and 65 other ordinance violations.

The operations were conducted by police units in Aklan, Antique, Capiz, Guimaras, Iloilo Province, and Iloilo City.

PRO6 Regional Director PBGen Randulf T. Tuaño said the initiative is not simply about enforcing traffic and local ordinances, but about preventing children from being placed in situations that may compromise their safety.

“When we see minors in situations that may put them at risk, our first concern is their safety. We want them to understand the rules, but we also need parents and guardians to help us keep them safe,” PBGen Tuaño said.

He called on parents and guardians to take an active role in making sure that children follow traffic rules and are not allowed to engage in activities prohibited by law or local ordinances.

“Parents know their children best. We ask them to remind their children about road safety and to make sure they are properly guided when they are outside the home,” PBGen Tuaño said.

He also reminded motorists to exercise extra caution around children, particularly in residential areas, schools, markets, and other places where minors are frequently present.

“We all have a part in keeping children safe. Drivers need to slow down and be alert, while parents and guardians need to make sure their children are properly supervised,” he added.

Oplan Sagip Bata is part of PRO6’s continuing public-safety efforts towards “Responsive, Trusted, and Transformative Policing for a Safer Western Visayas,” in line with the PNP Focused Agenda and the vision of “Bagong PNP para sa Bagong Pilipinas: Serbisyong Mabilis, Tapat at Nararamdaman” under the leadership of PNP Chief Police General Jose Melencio C. Nartatez Jr.

(ORD-PRO6)

08/10/2026

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