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Senate Committee on Justice and Human Rights Hearing on Extra Judicial Killing October 3, 2016

Definition of Terms

Index Crimes are crimes which are serious in nature and which occur with sufficient frequency and regularity such that they can serve as an index to a crime situation. We consider the crimes of Murder, Homicide, Physical Injury, Carnapping, Cattle Rustling, Robbery, Theft, and Rape as Index Crimes. Crime Rate is the number (or volume) of crime incidents in a given period of time for every 100,000 inhabitants of an area.

Source: PNP LOI 02/09 Unit Crime Periodic Report [UCPER] dated April 22, 2009

National Crime Volume, 2013-2016 2016

241,716 177,812 139,038 96,364 314,186 299,722 315,627 295,599

• 100,000

200,000 300,000 400,000 500,000 600,000 700,000 Jan-Aug 2013 Jan-Aug 2014 Jan-Aug 2015 Jan-Aug 2016

Index Non-Index

Source: CRAC, DIDM

• 26% Index
• 22% Index
• 31% Index

555,902 477,534 454,665 391,963

Incidents July 1, 2015 – December 31, 2016 (26-Week Benchmark) July 1, 2016 - August 7, 2016 (5-Week CIRAS Data) % Change Total Weekly Average Daily Average Total Weekly Average Daily Average Weekly Average Daily Average Murder 4,827 186 27 1,321 264 35 + 41.9 % + 29.6 % Homicide 1,325 51 7 200 40 5

• 21.6 %
• 28.6 %

Robbery 15,486 596 85 1,476 295 39

• 50.5 %
• 54.1 %

Theft 38,967 1,499 214 3,562 712 94

• 52.5. %
• 56.1 %

Carnapping (MV/MC) 6,596 254 36 599 120 16

• 52.7 %
• 55.6 %

Physical Injuries 23,537 905 129 2,554 511 67

• 43.5 %
• 48.1 %

T o t a l 90,738 3,490 499 9,712 1,942 256

• 44.4 %
• 48.7 %

Crime Status on Focused Crimes (After 5 Weeks)

Source: CRAC, DIDM

Incidents July 1, 2015- June 30, 2016 (52-Week Benchmark) July 1, 2016 – September 4, 2016 (9-Week CIRAS Data) % Change Total Weekly Average Daily Average Total Weekly Average Daily Average Weekly Average Daily Average Murder 9,247 178 25 2,597 289 39 +62.4 % +56.0 % Homicide 2,356 45 7 463 51 7 +13.3 % 0.0 % Robbery 27,256 524 75 3,351 372 51

• 29.0 %
• 32.0 %

Theft 66,484 1,278 182 8,085 898 123

• 29.7 %
• 32.4 %

Carnapping (MV/MC) 12,069 233 33 1,335 148 20

• 36.5 %
• 39.4 %

Physical Injuries 41,306 794 113 6,233 693 94

• 12.7 %
• 16.8 %

T o t a l 158,718 3,052 435 22,064 2,452 334

• 19.6 %
• 23.2 %

Crime Status on Focused Crimes (After 9 Weeks)

Source: CRAC, DIDM

Source: CRAC, DIDM

Weekly Average Trend, Focused Crimes

3,052 1,942 2,591 2,385 2,350 2,452 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 End of June 5th Week 6th Week 7th Week 8th Week 9th Week 19.6 % Decrease

Source: CRAC, DIDM

Murder, Weekly Average Trend

178 264 295 278 274 289 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 End of June 5th Week 6th Week 7th Week 8th Week 9th Week 62.4 % Increase

Source: CRAC, DIDM

Homicide, Weekly Average Trend

45 40 52 50 50 51 10 20 30 40 50 60 End of June 5th Week 6th Week 7th Week 8th Week 9th Week 13.3 % Increase

Source: CRAC, DIDM

Robbery, Weekly Average Trend

524 295 394 365 359 372 100 200 300 400 500 600 End of June 5th Week 6th Week 7th Week 8th Week 9th Week 29.0 % Decrease

Source: CRAC, DIDM

Theft, Weekly Average Trend

1,278 712 969 888 867 898 200 400 600 800 1,000 1,200 1,400 End of June 5th Week 6th Week 7th Week 8th Week 9th Week 29.7 % Decrease

Source: CRAC, DIDM

Carnapping, Weekly Average Trend

233 120 160 148 144 148 50 100 150 200 250 End of June 5th Week 6th Week 7th Week 8th Week 9th Week 36.5 % Decrease

Source: CRAC, DIDM

Physical Injuries, Weekly Average Trend

794 511 721 654 656 693 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 End of June 5th Week 6th Week 7th Week 8th Week 9th Week 12.7 % Decrease

Source: CRAC, DIDM

Quarterly Crime Trend (2013-2016)

87,521 87,972 95,147 94,893 67,811 65,408 65,829 60,942 54,595 50,220 50,146 46,052 38,680 34,376 31,820 115,439 119,733 122,972 122,470 111,251 112,483 113,329 117,579 119,394 117,334 118,126 119,949 111,090 107,264 104,600

• 20,000

40,000 60,000 80,000 100,000 120,000 140,000

1Q 2013 2Q 2013 3Q 2013 4Q 2013 1Q 2014 2Q 2014 3Q 2014 4Q 2014 1Q 2015 2Q 2015 3Q 2015 4Q 2015 1Q 2016 2Q 2016 3Q 2016

Index Non-Index

Source: CRAC, DIDM

Monthly Crime Trend (2015-2016) 2016)

18,748 17,158 18,689 16,586 17,024 16,610 17,105 17,118 15,923 15,857 15,061 15,134 14,142 12,672 11,866 11,451 11,422 11,503 11,800 10,294 9,726 40,247 37,593 41,554 38,267 40,591 38,476 39,234 39,665 39,227 40,925 39,263 39,761 38,808 35,304 36,978 36,776 35,931 34,557 39,017 33,885 31,698

• 5,000

10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000 40,000 45,000 Jan 2015 Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 2015 Jan 2016 Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Index Non-Index

Source: CRAC, DIDM

Average Monthly Index Crime Rate, By Region

Period: 01 Jan 2016 to 31 Jul 2016

7.27 8.12 7.98 7.95 5.35 13.76 16.39 20.99 8.21 15.03 15.64 11.1 15.71 8.73 5.19 21.27 13.98 14.38 5 10 15 20 25 1 2 3 4A 4B 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 ARMM COR NIR NCR

National Average =11.7

Quick Look Crime Environment, Crime Volume CY 2015 vs 2016

139,038 96,364 315,627 295,599

100,000 200,000 300,000 400,000 500,000 Jan-Aug 2015 Jan-Aug 2016 Index Non-Index

2015 Crime Volume - 454,665 / 2016 Crime Volume - 391,963

Crime Reduction Index Crimes 42,674 (30.7%) Non-Index Crimes 20,028 (6.3%) Total Crime Volume 62,702 (13.8%)

Theft 35,631 36.98% Physical Injury 23,571 24.46% Robbery 15,110 15.68% Murder 6,950 7.21% Carnapping 6,837 7.09% Rape 6,455 6.70% Homicide 1,459 1.51% Cattle Rustling 351 0.36% Source: CRAC, DIDM

Index Crime Distribution

Jan to Aug 2016

Source: CRAC, DIDM RIR-Damage to Property 103,472 35.00% Violation of Special Laws 84,589 28.62% RIR-Physical Injury 55,805 18.88% Other Non-Index Crimes 47,545 16.08% RIR-Homicide 4,188 1.42%

Non-Index Crime Distribution

Jan to Aug 2016

Crime Environment, Focused Crimes

Source: CRAC, DIDM

Jan-Aug 2015 Jan-Aug 2016 % Change Murder 6,382 6,950 + 8.9 % Homicide 1,968 1,459

• 25.9 %

Robbery 21,831 15,110

• 30.8 %

Theft 58,029 35,631

• 38.6 %

Carnapping 8,571 6,837

• 20.2 %

Physical Injury 34,562 23,571

• 31.8 %

T o t a l 131,343 89,558

• 31.8 %

Source: CRAC, DIDM

Jan-Aug 2015 Jan-Aug 2016 % Change

Violation of Special Laws

89,255 84,589

• 5.2 %

RI (Homicide)

3,854 4,188 + 8.7 %

RI (Physical Injury)

58,186 55,805

• 4.1 %

RI (Damage to Property)

98,230 103,472 +5.3 %

Other Non-Index Crimes

66,102 47,545

• 28.1 %

T o t a l

315,627 295,599

• 6.4 %

Crime Environment, Non-Index Crimes

Source: CMD, DIDM

Deaths Under Investigation

Jul 1, 2016 - Sep 29, 2016

Incidents 2,066 Victims 2,250 Cases Pending Investigation 1,910 Cases Filed 524

• Suspects/Accused Arrested

203

• Suspects/Accused At Large

321

Source: LED, DO

PNP/AFP Personnel Killed/Wounded During Operations Against Illegal Drugs

PROs PNP Personnel AFP Personnel Killed Wounded Total Killed Wounded Total 1 1 1 2 3 3 3 4A 1 3 4 4B 5 6 1 2 3 7 2 2 8 1 5 6 9 2 1 3 10 1 2 3 11 3 3 1 1 12 1 1 2 6 8 13 ARMM 2 6 8 2 2 COR NCR 4 5 9 NIR T o t a l 13 33 46 3 8 11

Source: CRAC, DIDM

PO2 TIRSO MANTALABA, 24SAC, 2SAB, PNP SAF. was shot hitting his left chest that resulted in his instantaneous

• death. A drug suspect

Annudin Akiran Daharani suddenly fired a rifle at approaching law enforcers visiting homes under the Oplan Tokhang in Barangay Kaunayan in Patikul, Sulu, around midnight Monday of Sept 24, 2016. The suspect was also killed.

Source: CRAC, DIDM

PO1 Romeo Mandapat

• Jr. An ICCT Graduate –

BSCrime Batch 2013 passed away on September 16, 2016 at Commonwealth Hospital due to GSW in the chest during the Anti-Drug Operation in Brgy. 178 Camarin, Caloocan City on the said date. The suspect was also killed.

Source: CRAC, DIDM

PCInsp Nelson

• Pagaduan. A 2006 Lateral

(Bostah) of Paranaque CPS passed away on September 4, 2016 at Premiere Hospital, due to GSW in the neck, during an armed encounter with drug/robbery suspects while he was on the way to a checkpoint detail. One of the suspects was also killed while the

• thers remain at large.

Source: CRAC, DIDM

“Police Killed, One Wounded During Operation Against Drugs Pusher in Samar” Killed was PO1 Gary Cabaguing, 32, a member of the Samar Provincial Public Safety Company, while PO1 Nestor Villanueva was wounded and now confined at the hospital. Cabaguing, who was hit at his face, died on the spot, after he was shot by the suspect, Ernesto Gonzales, using a high powered firearm during a firefight inside the latter’s house lacated in Bgy Logero, Marabut, Samar.

Source: CRAC, DIDM

“Chief Police Killed During Anti-illegal Drug Operation in Antipolo” Slain in the gunbattle was PSINSP MARK GIL GARCIA during the conduct of a buy- bust operation in Sto Maagay 1 in Bgy Inarawan, Cogeo, Antipolo City at 7:45 pm on Friday, August 19. Garcia’s group conducted a third follow-up operation near the house of the drug suspect known as William Malana of Sto Maagay, Bgy Inarawan, Antipolo City.

Source: CRAC, DIDM

PO3 Jerson Autida was killed in action during a buy-bust

• peration on August

10, 2016 at Bgy Colonia Valencia City, Bukidnon.

Source: CRAC, DIDM

On August 3, 2016, SPO4 Edmar B. Bumagat, of NCRPO RPIOU, was shot and killed by Angelo Tampos, a notorious drug trafficker and hitman whom Bumagat was trying to arrest in Makati City, becoming the first NCRPO policeman killed as a result of the ongoing crackdown against drug trafficking and abuse.

Source: CMD, DIDM

“3 anti-drug operatives killed in clash with Moro rebels”

Three anti-narcotics operatives were killed while five others were wounded in a firefight on Sunday in Midsayap town with Moro guerrillas they were to arrest for drug trafficking. The initial exchange of gunfire resulted in the death of: PO3 Darwin Espallardo; Cpl Jose Miravalles; and Pfc Jaypee Duran, both members of the elite Reconnaissance Company of the Army’s 6th ID. Soldiers wounded in the encounter:

• 1. Sgt. Arinio Grafil,
• 2. Pvt Normel Grande,;
• 3. Corporal Diocesar Espanola,;
• 4. Pvt 1st Class Romnick Clerigo; and
• 5. Pvt Edgar Gegone, who were

immediately rushed to a hospital for medication.

PO1 Nestor Villanueva was wounded during operation against drug pushers in Samar on Aug 24, 2016 and now confined at the Divine Word University Hospital.

Source: CMD, DIDM

SPO1 Ronald Eugenio was wounded during a surveillance operation

• n August 10, 2016 at Bgy Opol, Cagayan De Oro City.

Source: CMD, DIDM

PSINSP RICKY BOY ALEMANIA REMOROZA was wounded in action while serving a Warrant of Arrest against drug pusher Vicky Calago

• n August 3, 2016 in Davao Del Sur.

Source: CMD, DIDM

Source: CRAC, DIDM

SPO1 Roberto Odon Lacasa, a member of MAIDSOTG of Amadeo MPS, was confined at the ICU of MV Santiago Medical Center, Trece Martirez City, Cavite. He was seriously wounded from drugs buy-bust operation conducted due to an armed encounter between elements of Amadeo MPS and drug pusher Allan Domaniel y Pariñas @ Tyson at Bgy Poblacion 1, Amadeo, Cavite, which resulted to the killing of the subject drug pusher on or about 11:00 pm of August 10, 2016.

Source: CRAC, DIDM

“Ex- PNP Member Killed, 3 Operatives Wounded In Drug Buy-Bust”

RAIDSOTG8 and members of Sogod MPS conducted buy-bust

• peration against Ex-PNP Member

PO1 Emmanuel Salon, listed in the PNP Drug Watchlist in PRO8 and is classified as a High Value Target. During the buy-bust operation, Salon noticed the presence of PO2 Antonio Dador Jr, and immediately drew a 9mm pistol and fired, hitting the latter at his right leg prompting the operatives to return fire. Salon ran inside his house and the shootout ensued hitting PSI J-RALE O PAALISBO in his right hand while PO3 Jerome G Mendoza was also hit in his right middle finger. The suspect was killed inside the comfort room during the shootout.

Source: CRAC, DIDM

“Three PNP Members Wounded During Buy Bust Against Ex-PO1 Salon on July 10, 2016 at Bgy Sogod, Southern Leyte” Top picture: PO2 Antonio G Dador sustained gunshot wound on his right leg. Right picture: PO3 Peter Jerome Mendoza sustained gunshot wound to his right hand that resulted in the amputation of his middle finger. Left picture: PSI J-RALE PAALISBO sustained gunshot wound also to his right hand.

PSinsp Dennis Sabal Ebsolo, PS8 Station Commander, was hit during an anti-drug operation against suspects Totorey Casipong y Caballero and Maricel Lopez y Natindim at Zone 1, Bgy Mambuaya, Cagayan de Oro City at 1:30 pm on August 12, 2016.

Source: CMD, DIDM

PNP Personnel Involved in Illegal Drugs

Source: PCEID, DIDM

Random Drug Testing

Jan 1 – Sep 27

Total Number of PNP Personnel Tested for Dangerous Drug

142,789

Confirmed Positive 152 Uniformed Personnel Seven (7) NUPs Total = 159 (0.1113%)

PNP Personnel with Drug Related Administrative Cases Jan 1, 2016 to Sep 26, 2016

Rank Offense / Violation Status T o t a l

Using Pushing Planting Possession Bungling Case 9165 (Sec. 21) PCE Dropped and Closed Recommended For SHP

PCO PINSP 1 1 1 1

2

PNCO SPO2

1 1 1

SPO1

2 1 1 2

PO3

5 2 4 5 1 5 11

PO2

3 2 1 5 7 1 3 11

PO1

9 2 1 1 7 9 1 10 20

NUP NUP

1 1 1 T o t a l 20 7 3 2 16 25 3 20 48 Source: PCEID, DIDM

Source: GMA NEWS

SPO1 Jommel Andador assigned with the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group Region 4-B was arrested in a buy bust operation by NBI- Anti-Organized Transnational Crime Division in Las Piñas City

• n August 15, 2016.

Reports disclosed that SPO1 Andador allegedly was engaged in selling drugs.

Source: Inquirer.net

A former policeman, PO1 Dave Agcol, who was dismissed from the service over his alleged involvement in illegal drugs was killed in a shootout with police

• peratives in Barangay

Inayagan, Naga City (Cebu) on August 3, 2016. His wife, also a police officer, PO2 Genevieve Agcol, was likewise suspected to be involved in drug pushing. She was arrested immediately after the shootout.

Source: DZBB Super Radyo

A slain Police Officer, PSInsp Ramon Castillo, assigned with the QCPD District Anti-Illegal Drugs (DAID) was killed by fellow policemen during a buy-bust

• peration on July 26, 2016 in

Quezon City. Castillo was suspected of recycling seized illegal drugs. He was about to sell Php 1M worth of shabu in Fairview, Quezon City at 3:30 a.m. when he sensed that he has been set up, and decided to engage police operatives.

Source: Inquirer.net

At dawn on Thursday, July 7, 2016, in Meycauayan City (Bulacan), the dead body of PO3 Michael Lee Manalad was found with a cardboard sign slung to his neck, “Pulis na pusher wag tularan”. Manalad was still in uniform, when residents found him early in the morning with a gunshot

• wound. His pockets contained

sachets of suspected shabu.

Source: Philippine Star

PO1 Vincent Paul Solares, detailed at the MPD Station 11 (Divisoria), reportedly high on drugs, started shooting at his colleagues in the afternoon of July 4, 2016 inside MPD Station 4 (Sampaloc). Photo shows PO1 Solares being led to the detention cell after he was subdued.

Encounter with a Drug Syndicate in Las Piñas City

Suspects Killed : Rolando Lelis Jr, Rommel Hizon Lelis, and one (1) Suspect Still Unidentified When : 1:30 AM, Sunday, September 4, 2016 Where : Real Street cor Naga Rd, Pulang Lupa Uno, Las Piñas City Elements of Las Pinas City Police Station were conducting checkpoint when one vehicle colored gray with plate number TGB 477 was flagged down. However, when the team was about to approach the suspicious vehicle, the suspects suddenly opened fire and fled heading towards C5 extension. Other members of the team immediately gave chase and cornered the suspects along C5 extension corner Coastal Road which resulted to a shootout , resulting to the death of the (3) three suspects.

Source: CMD, DIDM

Evidence Recovered

• One (1) 9mm pistol loaded with five (5) live ammunition;
• One (1) shotgun loaded with four (4) live ammunition;
• One (1) cal .38 revolver, with three (3) fired cartridge cases and three (3)

live ammunition;

• Heat-sealed plastic containing white crystalline substance;
• A cadaver of a previously unidentified person found at the baggage

compartment of the vehicle wrapped with packaging tape with placard “Tulak Ako Magnanakaw… Wag Tularan”

• Bonnet, knife, gloves, packaging tape, rope found inside the vehicle;
• Fired cartridge cases of different caliber of firearms;
• One (1) Myphone cellular phone with SIM card color black/green; and
• Several identification cards.

Source: CMD, DIDM

Case Update

The found Cadaver discovered inside the vehicle was identified as Nicky Delos Santos Almanzor, 24 years

• ld, single, a resident of Durian Street, Golden Acres

Subdivision, Talon Uno, Las Piñas City. Crime Scene Investigation was processed by SPD SOCO Crime Laboratory team. The cadavers of the suspects were taken to the PNP Crime laboratory for autopsy. The recovered cellular phone was submitted to the PNP Anti-Cybercrime Group for digital forensic examination.

Source: CMD, DIDM

Cebu Drug Lord Killed in Las Piñas Shootout

Suspects Killed: Jeffrey Diaz @ Jaguar, and his driver, Paul Vincent Igloria When/Where: 10:40 PM, Friday, June 17 , 2016, Narra Street corner Pilar Avenue, Bgy Almanza 1, Las Piñas City The operating teams of PRO7 Regional SOG and Las Piñas CPO were tailing the SUV of the suspects to serve an arrest warrant for an illegal drugs case on Alvaro Alvaro @ Barok when they found

• ut that Diaz was also on board the vehicle.

A shootout between the policemen and the suspects ensued when Diaz and Igloria stepped out of the vehicle and opened fire at the policemen. The two were killed on the spot, while Alvaro was able to escape but later surrendered to NBI Bohol.

Source: CRAC, DIDM

Philippine National Police Directorate for Investigation and Detective Management

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