+ Follow CHIEF INSPECTOR GERRY AGUNOD Tag
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[Title] => WPD all set for opening of classes
[Summary] => Barely two weeks before the scheduled opening of classes on June 6, the Manila police has tightened security near schools to prevent criminal elements from preying on students.
The WPD, through its 11 police stations, 48 police community precincts and the District Support Units, will field mobile, motorcycles and beat patrols for a more intensified police visibility near schools to deter crimes, Western Police District (WPD) director Chief Superintendent Pedro Bulaong said.
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[Title] => De Leon orders relief of station commander
[Summary] => The Sampaloc police station commander whose men were allegedly involved in a shakedown of drug suspects was relieved from his post effective yesterday.
The relief of Superintendent Manolo Martinez was ordered by National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) chief Director Ricardo de Leon after an exhaustive investigation into his culpability in the acts of his men, according to Western Police District (WPD) spokesman Chief Inspector Gerry Agunod.
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[Title] => Tourist cops to get bikes
[Summary] => The Department of Tourism (DOT) is set to give bicycles to tourist policemen from the National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) to boost their capability to patrol the streets.
The Western Police District (WPD) welcomed the DOT’s plan, saying that policemen could better patrol streets including narrow alleys using a bike than while on foot or on prowl cars.
"Knowing the skill of snatchers and other criminals, it would be better for our law enforcers to ride a bike so they can easily catch suspects," said Chief Inspector Gerry Agunod, WPD spokesperson.
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[Title] => Manila cops on maximum alert for June 12 rites
[Summary] => The 3,000-strong Manila police force, including augmentation from the other police units, will be undertaking security and contingency operations to maintain peace and order as well as traffic management direction and control, during the 106th Philippine Independence celebration in Luneta on June 12. Western Police District (WPD) director Chief Superintendent Pedro Bulaong said his men will be placed on maximum alert starting Friday until the duration of the celebrations on Saturday.
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[Title] => Metro cops to secure schools, students
[Summary] => Heavily armed policemen will be deployed today along Chinese schools in Manila to guard against kidnappers and other criminal elements as the new school year opens.
The deployment is part of Manila police’s "Oplan Balik-Aral" as 1.7 million elementary students nationwide troop back to school.
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[Title] => Manila cops begin street crime sweep
[Summary] => Manila police arrested yesterday seven suspected holdup men preying on commuters along Taft Avenue as part of their massive operations to clear the metropolis of lawless elements in time for the opening of classes tomorrow.
No less than Ermita police station chief Senior Superintendent Elmer Jamias led his plainclothes operatives in a number of stake out operations in known lairs of criminal elements, resulting in apprehensions.
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[Title] => Manila police on red alert for opening of classes
[Summary] => The Western Police District (WPD) has been placed anew on full alert in preparation for the opening of classes next Monday.
Operatives of the WPD’s Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) and mobile patrol unit, complimented by plainclothes policemen, will be deployed in Manila’s University Belt and the Filipino-Chinese community in Binondo, according to WPD spokesman Chief Inspector Gerry Agunod.
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[Title] => WPD gets 132 police inspectors
[Summary] => A total of 132 newly-trained police officials with the rank of inspector were received at the Western Police District (WPD) yesterday as part of the campaign of Philippine National Police (PNP) to improve crime solution efficiency.
The new batch of officials at the WPD are part of the more than 500 police inspectors deployed to Metro Manila’s five police districts after undergoing intensive training and seminars, according to National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) chief Director Ricardo de Leon.
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[Title] => Bomb scare
[Summary] => National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) chief Director Ricardo de Leon yesterday downplayed reports that a bomb with a timer was found at a pension house in Makati City yesterday morning.
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[Title] => Colonel sa Betti Sy kidnap-slay nakatakas sa aresto
[Summary] => Sumugod sa Western Police District (WPD) headquarters ang may 50 tauhan ng pinagsanib na puwersa ng National Anti-Kidnapping Task Force (NAKTAF) at National Capital Region Police Office-Special Weapons and Tactics upang arestuhin ang isang opisyal na sangkot umano sa pagkidnap at pagpatay sa Coca-Cola executive na si Betti Sy.
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CHIEF INSPECTOR GERRY AGUNOD
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[Title] => WPD all set for opening of classes
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The WPD, through its 11 police stations, 48 police community precincts and the District Support Units, will field mobile, motorcycles and beat patrols for a more intensified police visibility near schools to deter crimes, Western Police District (WPD) director Chief Superintendent Pedro Bulaong said.
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[Title] => De Leon orders relief of station commander
[Summary] => The Sampaloc police station commander whose men were allegedly involved in a shakedown of drug suspects was relieved from his post effective yesterday.
The relief of Superintendent Manolo Martinez was ordered by National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) chief Director Ricardo de Leon after an exhaustive investigation into his culpability in the acts of his men, according to Western Police District (WPD) spokesman Chief Inspector Gerry Agunod.
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[Title] => Tourist cops to get bikes
[Summary] => The Department of Tourism (DOT) is set to give bicycles to tourist policemen from the National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) to boost their capability to patrol the streets.
The Western Police District (WPD) welcomed the DOT’s plan, saying that policemen could better patrol streets including narrow alleys using a bike than while on foot or on prowl cars.
"Knowing the skill of snatchers and other criminals, it would be better for our law enforcers to ride a bike so they can easily catch suspects," said Chief Inspector Gerry Agunod, WPD spokesperson.
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[Title] => Manila cops on maximum alert for June 12 rites
[Summary] => The 3,000-strong Manila police force, including augmentation from the other police units, will be undertaking security and contingency operations to maintain peace and order as well as traffic management direction and control, during the 106th Philippine Independence celebration in Luneta on June 12. Western Police District (WPD) director Chief Superintendent Pedro Bulaong said his men will be placed on maximum alert starting Friday until the duration of the celebrations on Saturday.
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[Title] => Metro cops to secure schools, students
[Summary] => Heavily armed policemen will be deployed today along Chinese schools in Manila to guard against kidnappers and other criminal elements as the new school year opens.
The deployment is part of Manila police’s "Oplan Balik-Aral" as 1.7 million elementary students nationwide troop back to school.
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[Title] => Manila cops begin street crime sweep
[Summary] => Manila police arrested yesterday seven suspected holdup men preying on commuters along Taft Avenue as part of their massive operations to clear the metropolis of lawless elements in time for the opening of classes tomorrow.
No less than Ermita police station chief Senior Superintendent Elmer Jamias led his plainclothes operatives in a number of stake out operations in known lairs of criminal elements, resulting in apprehensions.
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[Title] => Manila police on red alert for opening of classes
[Summary] => The Western Police District (WPD) has been placed anew on full alert in preparation for the opening of classes next Monday.
Operatives of the WPD’s Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) and mobile patrol unit, complimented by plainclothes policemen, will be deployed in Manila’s University Belt and the Filipino-Chinese community in Binondo, according to WPD spokesman Chief Inspector Gerry Agunod.
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[Summary] => A total of 132 newly-trained police officials with the rank of inspector were received at the Western Police District (WPD) yesterday as part of the campaign of Philippine National Police (PNP) to improve crime solution efficiency.
The new batch of officials at the WPD are part of the more than 500 police inspectors deployed to Metro Manila’s five police districts after undergoing intensive training and seminars, according to National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) chief Director Ricardo de Leon.
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[Summary] => National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) chief Director Ricardo de Leon yesterday downplayed reports that a bomb with a timer was found at a pension house in Makati City yesterday morning.
[DatePublished] => 2004-03-16 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
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[Title] => Colonel sa Betti Sy kidnap-slay nakatakas sa aresto
[Summary] => Sumugod sa Western Police District (WPD) headquarters ang may 50 tauhan ng pinagsanib na puwersa ng National Anti-Kidnapping Task Force (NAKTAF) at National Capital Region Police Office-Special Weapons and Tactics upang arestuhin ang isang opisyal na sangkot umano sa pagkidnap at pagpatay sa Coca-Cola executive na si Betti Sy.
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