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PNP Angeles City Police Office The Angeles City Police Office is well known as 174th PC Coy.

The Angeles City Police Office was activated on 01 July 1994 pursuant to General Order 450 Headquarters PNP RECOM 3 dated 12 July 1994 following the deactivation of the Angeles METRODISCOM.

05/11/2026

ACPO IN ACTION | RESPECT MATTERS: JCF COLLEGE FOUNDATION TOPS ANTI-BASTOS LAW AVP COMPETITION

OVERALL WINNER

Promoting Respect, Awareness, and Safe Spaces for everyone!

Criminology interns from Jose C. Feliciano College Foundation, assigned to the Angeles City Police Office (ACPO) under the leadership of PCOL ROBERT C DOMINGO, Officer In-Charge, presented an Audio-Visual Presentation (AVP) highlighting the Anti-Bastos Law (RA 11313 or Safe Spaces Act), emphasizing the importance of preventing gender-based sexual harassment and promoting respect and dignity for all.

Their presentation was declared the Overall WINNER among Six entries from different schools, showcasing their creativity and commitment to raising awareness about the importance of respect and safe spaces.





05/11/2026

ACPO IN ACTION | SAFETY FIRST: OLFU CRIMINOLOGY INTERNS ADVOCATE HELMET SAFETY
2ND PLACE

Promoting Road Safety, One Reminder at a Time!

Criminology interns from Our Lady of Fatima University (OLFU), assigned to the Angeles City Police Office (ACPO) under the leadership of PCOL ROBERT C DOMINGO, Officer In-Charge, showcased their creativity and advocacy through an Audio-Visual Presentation (AVP) highlighting the dangers and consequences of riding motorcycles without wearing a helmet.

Their informative presentation earned 2nd Place among Six competing entries.



05/11/2026

ACPO IN ACTION | CRIMINOLOGY INTERNS IN ACTION: RAISING AWARENESS AGAINST ESTABLISHMENT THEFT
3RD PLACE

Putting knowledge into action for a safer community!

Criminology interns from Angeles University Foundation (AUF), assigned to the Angeles City Police Office (ACPO) under the leadership of PCOL ROBERT C DOMINGO, Officer In-Charge, showcased their knowledge and creativity through an Audio-Visual Presentation (AVP) on Establishment Theft.

ACPO continues to support initiatives that empower future criminologists and strengthen community involvement in crime prevention.







ACPO — Laging Handa, Laging Maaasahan!

ACPO JOINS 4TH QUARTER NATIONWIDE SIMULTANEOUS EARTHQUAKE DRILL TO STRENGTHEN DISASTER PREPAREDNESSThe Angeles City Poli...
05/11/2026

ACPO JOINS 4TH QUARTER NATIONWIDE SIMULTANEOUS EARTHQUAKE DRILL TO STRENGTHEN DISASTER PREPAREDNESS

The Angeles City Police Office (ACPO), under the supervision of PCOL ROBERT C DOMINGO, Officer-in-Charge, actively participated in the 4th Quarter Nationwide Simultaneous Earthquake Drill (NSED) CY 2026, conducted at around 9:00 AM on November 5, 2026.

The activity was conducted in coordination with personnel from the Angeles City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (ACDRRMO), Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) Angeles City, Angeles City Forensic Unit, and Highway Patrol Group, highlighting the importance of inter-agency cooperation in strengthening disaster preparedness and emergency response capabilities.

The drill commenced with a briefing on the different phases of an earthquake drill, followed by the actual simulation and subsequent evaluation conducted by Ms. Cristina Ignacio of Angeles City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (ACDRRMO) and SF01 Angelo P. Salangad of Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP). The ACPO likewise conducted an operational capability assessment and evaluation to determine the readiness and response capabilities of its personnel and units during earthquake-related emergencies.

Simultaneously, all police stations, units, and sections under ACPO replicated the activity to ensure widespread participation and reinforce awareness of proper earthquake safety procedures among personnel.

Through this initiative, ACPO underscores its commitment to disaster preparedness, operational readiness, and effective coordination with partner agencies in promoting public safety. By actively participating in nationwide preparedness activities, the office continues to strengthen its capacity to respond to emergencies and contribute to building a safer and more resilient community.




ACPO ARRESTS SIX SUSPECTS, INCLUDING LISTED HIGH-VALUE INDIVIDUAL, IN THREE ANTI-ILLEGAL DRUGS OPERATIONSAngeles City Po...
05/11/2026

ACPO ARRESTS SIX SUSPECTS, INCLUDING LISTED HIGH-VALUE INDIVIDUAL, IN THREE ANTI-ILLEGAL DRUGS OPERATIONS

Angeles City Police Office (ACPO), under the leadership of PCOL ROBERT C DOMINGO, Officer-in-Charge, recorded another significant accomplishment following three separate anti-illegal drugs operations conducted by its police stations on November 4 and 5, 2026, resulting in the arrest of six individuals, including a listed High-Value Individual (HVI) and a newly identified Street-Level Individual (SLI).

At about 7:10 PM on November 4, 2026, personnel of Police Station 5 conducted a buy-bust operation along N-3 Street, Nepo Subdivision, Barangay Cutcut, Angeles City, which resulted in the arrest of alias “AMID” and alias “AIDA,” both residents of Barangay Cutcut. Recovered from their possession were two (2) heat-sealed transparent plastic sachets containing suspected shabu, weighing approximately three (3) grams, with a Standard Drug Price (SDP) of ₱20,400.00.

Meanwhile, at about 12:15 AM on November 5, 2026, operatives of Police Station 4 conducted another buy-bust operation along Oaks Street, Barangay Balibago, Angeles City, which led to the arrest of alias “CHAN CHAN,” a listed Street-Level Individual (SLI) and resident of Barangay Pampang; alias “ALVIN,” a resident of Barangay Anunas; and alias “KEVIN,” a resident of Barangay Amsic. Confiscated during the operation were four (4) heat-sealed transparent plastic sachets containing suspected shabu, with a combined estimated weight of three (3) grams and an SDP of ₱20,400.00.

Further, at about 6:40 AM on the same day, members of the Station Drug Enforcement Unit (SDEU) of Police Station 6 conducted a buy-bust operation along Macapagal Street, Barangay Sto. Cristo, Angeles City, resulting in the arrest of alias “OTEP,” a resident of Barangay Malabanias and a listed High-Value Individual (HVI). Recovered from his possession were three (3) heat-sealed transparent plastic sachets containing suspected shabu weighing approximately 3.8 grams, with an SDP of ₱25,840.00, along with the pre-marked buy-bust money.

All arrested suspects, together with the confiscated pieces of evidence, were brought to their respective police stations for proper disposition. Necessary documentation is being prepared for the filing of appropriate charges against them.

These successive operations resulted in the arrest of six (6) drug personalities and the confiscation of approximately 9.8 grams of suspected shabu, with a total estimated Standard Drug Price of ₱66,640.00.




ACPO ARRESTS TWO WANTED PERSONS, INCLUDING TOP 5 PROVINCIAL MOST WANTED, IN SEPARATE OPERATIONSAngeles City Police Offic...
05/11/2026

ACPO ARRESTS TWO WANTED PERSONS, INCLUDING TOP 5 PROVINCIAL MOST WANTED, IN SEPARATE OPERATIONS

Angeles City Police Office (ACPO), under the leadership of PCOL ROBERT C DOMINGO, Officer-in-Charge, recorded another accomplishment in its intensified campaign against wanted persons following the successful arrest of two individuals by virtue of separate Warrants of Arrest on November 5, 2026.

At about 12:03 AM, joint personnel of Police Station 2, ACPO, CIDMU-ACPO Tracker Team, CIU-ACPO, and RIU3-CIT Angeles served a Warrant of Arrest against alias “NARDO,” a resident of Barangay Bueno, Capas, Tarlac. The accused was arrested for the crime of Robbery pursuant to a warrant issued by Hon. Francis William Matampale Espinola, Presiding Judge of the Regional Trial Court, Third Judicial Region, Branch 112, Camiling, Tarlac, dated August 5, 2026. The case is docketed under Criminal Case No. 26-131, with a recommended bail of ₱180,000.00.

Meanwhile, at about 1:00 AM, personnel of Police Station 3, ACPO, together with the ACPO Tracker Team and CIU-ACPO, proceeded to Caloocan City to serve a Warrant of Arrest against alias “RICKY,” identified as the Top 5 Provincial Most Wanted Person and a resident of Barangay Cutud, Angeles City. The operating personnel successfully located and arrested the accused for violation of Republic Act No. 10591, otherwise known as the Comprehensive Fi****ms and Am******on Regulation Act. The warrant was issued by Hon. Erick Allado Sadural, Presiding Judge of the Regional Trial Court, Third Judicial Region, Branch 116, Angeles City, dated September 21, 2026, docketed under Criminal Case No. R-ANG-25-03407-CR, with a recommended bail of ₱240,000.00.

Alias “NARDO” is presently under the custody of Police Station 2 for proper disposition, pending the return of the Warrant of Arrest and the issuance of a Commitment Order.

These successful operations underscore ACPO's sustained efforts to locate and apprehend individuals with standing warrants of arrest, including those listed as most wanted persons, through coordinated and intelligence-driven police operations.




ACPO PARTICIPATES IN CY 2026 NAPOLCOM INSPECTION AND ASSESSMENT EXIT CONFERENCEAngeles City – At around 9:30 AM today, P...
05/11/2026

ACPO PARTICIPATES IN CY 2026 NAPOLCOM INSPECTION AND ASSESSMENT EXIT CONFERENCE

Angeles City – At around 9:30 AM today, PCOL ROBERT C DOMINGO, Officer-in-Charge, Angeles City Police Office, virtually attended the Exit Conference for the CY 2026 NAPOLCOM Inspection and Assessment.

The activity served as an opportunity to present and discuss the results of the inspection and assessment, provide feedback, and identify areas for improvement to further strengthen the operational efficiency and organizational performance of the Angeles City Police Office.




05/11/2026
ACPO CONDUCTS INSPECTION OF VISIBILITY ENHANCEMENT VESTSAt about 7:45 AM on November 5, 2026, the Angeles City Police Of...
05/11/2026

ACPO CONDUCTS INSPECTION OF VISIBILITY ENHANCEMENT VESTS

At about 7:45 AM on November 5, 2026, the Angeles City Police Office (ACPO), under the leadership of PCOL ROBERT C DOMINGO, Officer-in-Charge, conducted an inspection of Visibility Enhancement Vests at the ACPO Covered Court, Camp Lt. Tomas J. Pepito, Brgy. Sto. Domingo, Angeles City.

The inspection was led by PMAJ BERNADETTE O MANALASTAS, LSO, together with PEMS Vitente, CESPO, who checked the prescribed accessories and required paraphernalia of the vests to ensure compliance with established standards.

The activity aimed to ensure that all concerned personnel are properly equipped with prescribed Visibility Enhancement Vests and that these are in good condition and readily available for use during police visibility operations, traffic management, and other public safety duties.




WEEKLY ENHANCED MANAGING POLICE OPERATIONS (EMPO) HELD AT BARANGAY CUTCUTAt around 2:00 PM on November 4, 2026, the Ange...
04/11/2026

WEEKLY ENHANCED MANAGING POLICE OPERATIONS (EMPO) HELD AT BARANGAY CUTCUT

At around 2:00 PM on November 4, 2026, the Angeles City Police Office (ACPO), under the leadership of PCOL ROBERT C DOMINGO, Officer-in-Charge, conducted its Weekly Enhanced Managing Police Operations (EMPO) in Barangay Cutcut, Angeles City, under the jurisdiction of Police Station 5, headed by PMAJ JANICE V ANGELES, Acting Station Commander, in coordination with Hon. Juanito Dayrit, Punong Barangay.

The activity was presided over by PLTCOL ROLANDO M DOROJA, Deputy City Director for Operations (DCDO), and attended by the ACPO Quad Staff, a representative from the City Mobile Force Company (CMFC), Station and Unit Commanders, Chief, Internal Affairs Service (CIAS), and the Angeles City Legal Officer.

The meeting served as a venue for discussing operational matters, assessing the implementation of police programs and activities, addressing concerns and challenges, and strengthening coordination among the different police stations and units.

Discussions also focused on enhancing operational efficiency, ensuring effective police service delivery, and maintaining a unified approach in addressing peace and order concerns within the city.

The conduct of the Weekly EMPO underscores ACPO’s continuing commitment to effective police management, operational readiness, and accountability.

Through regular coordination and collaboration among its personnel and units, ACPO remains steadfast in its mission to maintain peace and order and ensure a safer and more secure Angeles City.




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