Cordillera Police Crack Down on Crime

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The Cordillera police have achieved a rare feat: recording zero crimes in 58 towns across the region. This includes 25 municipalities of Abra, nine in Mountain Province, eight in Ifugao, seven in Apayao, five in Benguet, and four in Kalinga. The police also said 35 wanted fugitives have been hunted down and detained during a weeklong anti-criminality campaign across the mountain region.

The regional police office tallied zero crime reports in these towns from July 4 to 11. They've released a statement on their official Facebook page detailing their achievement. 'It's a significant achievement, but we're not getting complacent. We'll continue to work hard to maintain peace and order in our communities,' said Police Regional Director, Brigadier General Raul Supnet. The police have also been working with local communities to improve security and prevent crime.

The success of the anti-criminality campaign is attributed to the close coordination between police units and community-based organizations in the region. The police have also implemented various security measures, including increased patrols and surveillance, to deter crime.

The Cordillera police have maintained a strong relationship with local communities, who have been actively participating in anti-criminality efforts. Community-based organizations have been working closely with the police to provide support and resources to prevent crime.

The police have also been conducting regular awareness campaigns to educate the public on the importance of reporting crimes and supporting community-based initiatives. The success of the anti-criminality campaign is a testament to the strong partnership between the police and local communities.

The Cordillera police are committed to maintaining peace and order in the region. They will continue to work with local communities to prevent crime and ensure public safety.

### Key Facts

  • The Cordillera police have recorded zero crimes in 58 towns across the region.
  • 35 wanted fugitives have been arrested and detained during a weeklong anti-criminality campaign.
  • The regional police office tallied zero crime reports in 25 municipalities of Abra, nine in Mountain Province, eight in Ifugao, seven in Apayao, five in Benguet, and four in Kalinga.
  • The police have been working with local communities to improve security and prevent crime.
  • The Cordillera police have maintained a strong relationship with local communities, who have been actively participating in anti-criminality efforts.