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2Minutes of the NCRPO Oversight Committee Meeting held at NCRPO Conference

3Room, Camp Bagong Diwa, Bicutan, Taguig City on June 26, 2019, 9:00 AM.
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5I. REPORT OF ATTENDANCE
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7PRESENT DESIGNATION
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9RHQ
10PBGEN RONALDO GENARO E YLAGAN RCDS
11PCOL GLICERIO C CANSILAO C, RID/R2
12PCOL RAMON J PRANADA C, ROD/R3
13PCOL JEMAR D MODEQUILLO C, RCADD/R5
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14PCOL ELISEO T TANDING C, RIDMD/R7
15PCOL JOEL R CONSULTA FC, RMFB
16PLTCOL REYNALDO D FRANCISCO RIAS Representative
17PMAJ MA SOCORRO V MARASIGAN DC, RIDMD
18PCPT JOEL S VILLAPAÑA C, LES, ROD
19PCPT GIAN BAQUIRAN RCADD PCO
20PEMS Honorata Delgado C, Clerk, RPRMD
21PEMS Dionisio Ramos C, Clerk, RTOC
22PCpl Kierolf Militante RDEU Representative
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24NPD
25PCOL JESSIE B TAMAYAO COP, Malabon CPS
26PCOL CARLITO M GACES COP, Valenzuela CPS
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27PLTCOL CRISANTO C LLEVA
28PLTCOL CRIZALDO M CASTILLO
29PMAJ BERNABE A IRINCO
30PMAJ TIMOTHY ANIWAY JR
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32EPD
33PLTCOL DOMINADOR L IGNACIO
34PLTCOL RENATO B CASTILLO
35PLTCOL VICTOR C DRAPETE
36PMAJ EDGAR PALAYLAY
37PMAJ VICTORIANO H DE CASTRO
38PCPT MARIO BENITO
39PLT JESSIE M TELAN
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ACOPA, Caloocan CPS
C, DIDMD
Navotas CPS Representative
DC, DOPD
ACOPO, Mandaluyong CPS
ACOPO, San Juan CPS
Crime Lab
C, Admin, Pasig CPS
ACOPO, Marikina CPS
DC, DOPD
DIDMD Representative
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41MPD
42PCOL ANTONIO C YARRA
43PLTCOL ANDREW M AGUIRRE
44PLTCOL JULIUS C AÑONUEVO
45PLTCOL REYNALDO A MAGDALUYO
46PLTCOL MELVIN R MONTANTE
47PLTCOL JULIUS CAESAR M DOMINGO
48PLTCOL ROBERT C DOMINGO
49PLTCOL IGMEDIO B BERNALDEZ
50PLTCOL ALBERT T BAROT
51PLTCOL CARLITO U GRIJALDO
52PLTCOL BOBBY GLENN L GANIPAC
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DDDO
C, DOPD
C, DIDMD
Stn Cmdr, Raxabago PS-1
Stn Cmdr, Moriones PS-2
Stn Cmdr, Sta Cruz PS-3
Stn Cmdr, Sampaloc PS 4
Stn Cmdr, Ermita PS-5
Stn Cmdr, Sta Ana PS-6
Stn Cmdr, Sta Mesa PS-8
Stn Cmdr, Malate PS-9
53PLTCOL ERWIN T DAYAG Stn Cmdr, Pandacan PS-10
54PLTCOL ANTONIETTO ERIC A MENDOZA Stn Cmdr, Meisic PS-11
55PMAJ ROY JUAN PEDRO Jose Abad Santos PS-7 Rep
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57SPD
58PCOL JUAN B AÑONUEVO DDDO
59PCOL ROGELO P SIMON COP, Makati CPS
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61PCOL SIMNAR S GRAN COP, Las Piñas CPS
62PCOL ALEXANDER P SANTOS COP, Taguig CPS
63PLTCOL YAHYA B YUSUP ACOPO, Parañaque CPS
64PLTCOL MAURITO CARANGUIAN ACOPO, Muntinlupa CPS
65PLTCOL MICHAEL CHAVEZ ACOPO, Pateros MPS
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66PMAJ MARK VER VICTOR DC, DOPD
67PMAJ JERRY AMINDALAN C, DIDMD
68PMAJ CASAN ALI ACOPO, Pasay CPS
69PCPT ANTONIETA C ABILLONAR Crime Lab
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71QCPD
72PLTCOL ELIZABETH D JASMIN C, DIDMD
73PLTCOL CAMLON NASDOMAN Stn Cmdr, La Loma PS-1
74PLTCOL JEFFREY B BILARO Stn Cmdr, Project 4 PS-8
75PLTCOL ROMULUS R GADAONI Stn Cmdr, Eastwood PS-12
76PLTCOL NELLSON C STA MARIA Crime Lab
77PMAJ HECTOR ORTENCIO Deputy Stn Cmdr, Masambong PS-2
78PMAJ REY B MORCILLO Deputy Stn Cmdr, Talipapa PS-3
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79PMAJ MARLO V BARRUGA
80PMAJ DONDON LLAPITAN
81PMAJ MARIO MANIPON
82PMAJ GERARDO ADRIANO
83PCPT JOHN WAYNE G VERZOSA
84PCPT AGUSTIN UBILAS
85PLT GINA L ABAY
86PLT ROMMEL MARCAIDA
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88ROD PERSONNEL/SECRETARIAT
89PLTCOL ROMEO S PANAL
90PCPT JOEL S VILLAPAÑA
91PCMS Robert F Ramones
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Novaliches PS-4 Representative
Deputy Stn Cmdr, Fairview PS-5
Deputy Stn Cmdr, Cubao PS-7
Galas PS-11 Representative
Batasan PS-6 Representative
Anonas PS-9 Representative
Kamuning PS-10 Representative
DOPD Representative
Deputy Chief
C, LES
LES Supervisor
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 92PCpl Jonalyn D Fontillas LES PNCO
93NUP Ma. Teresa R Costan SRS Staff
94NUP Marilou DS Mangaliag LES Staff
95NUP Louisito B Angeles LES Staff
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97EMCEE
98PCpl Juvy M Emper ROD
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101RCDS presided the Regional Oversight Committee Meeting which started at about 9:15
102AM.
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105II. OPENING PRAYER
106The conference started with an opening prayer led by NUP Costan.
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108III. REPORT OF ATTENDANCE AND CALL TO ORDER
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110PCOL PRANADA reported the total number of attendees present and absent.
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112RCDS called the meeting to order.
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114Previous minutes of meeting was reviewed. In line 202, the statement “Tapat ko, Linis
115ko” was corrected to “Tapat ko, Malinis” and the word “Adapt” in the DRDO’s guidance
116was corrected to “Adopt”.
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118After the corrections, minutes of previous meeting was approved.
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120IV. BRIEFING PROPER
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122PLT TELAN presented the updates on the crime situation of NPD from CY 2017-June
12323, 2019.
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125RCDS asked why the incidents of physical injury is high in the month of March 2019.
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127Accordingly, March is still a month of summer vacation and incidents involving
128teenagers contributed on the increase of physical injury.
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130RCDS advised to check the profile of the victims on cases of Robbery and Theft which
131are prevalent in the month of February 2019.
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133R3 reminded the DIDMDs that along with the figures they are presenting, they must
134come up to an analysis why a certain incident increased in their respective AOR.
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136RCDS emphasized to have a comprehensive crime analysis why the incidents have
137increased in a certain period of time.
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139R3 suggested that if EPD is going to deploy their personnel, they should focus police
140operations in the barangays of Pinagbuhatan and Rosario in Pasig City, Concepcion
141Uno in Marikina City, Wack-Wack, Highway Hills and Addition Hills in Mandaluyong City
142and Greenhills in San Juan City, based from the presented crime situation of EPD.
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144PLTCOL JASMIN presented the comprehensive analysis of QCPD on Murder/Homicide
145and Robbery/Theft.
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147RCDS asked the updates on the 23 cases of “to be determined” for Murder.
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149PLTCOL JASMIN said that they will check the progress of the “to be determined” cases
150on CIRAS.
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152On cases of Robbery, RCDS advised to analyze the cases of Akyat-Bahay and Hold-up
153which became prevalent in the year 2017 despite the arrest of numerous perpetrators.
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155RCDS also advised to analyze the cases of Theft that have increased and focus
156intervention especially in commercial and business establishments.
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158R3 reminded QCPD to focus analysis on the Top 20 barangays wherein crimes have
159repeatedly committed.
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161RCDS instructed DIDMD of NPD to present again on next OCM because of their
162different format of presentation from what have instructed.
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164PLTCOL AÑONUEVO presented the updates on the crime situation of MPD.
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166Accordingly, there are problems encountered during the encoding of reports into CIRAS
167that is why there are cases of “to be determined” and sometimes resulted with “blank”
168data.
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170RCDS advised to check the updates on the case folders.
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172RCDS reminded COPs/SCs to check the theft cases that have increased and
173perpetrated in commercial/business establishments and residential areas and initiate
174appropriate interventions.
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176PMAJ AMINDALAN presented the updates on the crime situation of SPD.
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179For modus by motive, drug related, heated arguments and those that are yet “to be
180determined”comprised the majority of murder cases.
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182For Homicide, shooting is the most common mode of commission followed by stabbing.
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184RCDS advised R3 and R7 to work on the appropriate term to be used for modus to
185have a uniform template.
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187One of SPD’s recommendation is the creation of dedicated follow-up and tracker teams
188for the possible solution of unsolved murder and homicide cases.
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190PCOL CANSILAO presented the Updates on the Unified Watch List as of June 23, 2019
191with a total of 139,205 personalities subject for monitoring, investigation and case build-
192up.
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194PMAJ MARASIGAN presented the weekly comparative data of NCRPO on 8 focus
195crimes wherein Crimes against Person decreased by 44 incidents while Crimes against
196Property decreased by 2 incidents (June 10-16, 2019 vs. June 17-23, 2019).
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198For the Data on Anti-Illegal Drugs from July 1, 2016 to June 24, 2019, NCRPO recorded
199a total of 35,047 reported cases wherein 22,419 of which were cases for resolution by
200the Prosecutors Office and 7 were dismissed upon filling.
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202For the Result on Reviewed Dismissed Drug Cases, NCRPO recorded a total of 11,578
203cases filed/on going trial in court, 802 reported dismissed drug cases and 409
204dismissed drug cases reviewed.
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206R7 reminded the Districts to expedite the review on dismissed drug cases as per
207instruction of RD to determine if there are lapses on the part of the PNP. Further, he
208advised COPs/SCs to supervise their respective investigators and impose strict
209authority to them for the resolution of the cases which will eventually will aid on the
210unclogging of cases being referred to the Region.
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213No Staff Announcements
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216V. RCDS’ Guidance:
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218  Assessment, analysis and actions taken should be done for every updates on
219 crime statistics;
220  Relayed DRDO’s message for COPs/SCs regarding RD’s aggressive advocacy
221 on cleanliness in every police station/office/unit and Police Community Precinct
222 (PCP);
223  DOPDs to have an actions taken at the District level and have an assessment on
224 how to decrease the crimes in NCR based on data of DIDMDs to particular cases
225 that have increased;
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227  DIDMD, NPD to present on next OCM following the given format with
228 assessment, analysis and actions taken.
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231ADJOURNMENT
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233Meeting was adjourned at about 11:55 AM.
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237Prepared by:
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240Marilou DS Mangaliag
241Non-Uniformed Personnel
242Assistant Statistician
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244Checked by:
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247JOEL S VILLAPAÑA
248Police Captain
249Chief, LES, ROD
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255RAMON J PRANADA
256Police Colonel
257Chief, ROD

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