Filipino actor Robin Padilla criticized Sen.Antonio Trillanes actions. Watch how he slams Trillanes. Aside from Padilla, Duterte and other Pinoy celebrities also have their words for the senator. Harsh, but true words indeed.
Thursday, September 29, 2016
Duterte, Robin Padilla and other Celebrities Harsh Words for Trillanes
Filipino actor Robin Padilla criticized Sen.Antonio Trillanes actions. Watch how he slams Trillanes. Aside from Padilla, Duterte and other Pinoy celebrities also have their words for the senator. Harsh, but true words indeed.
Saturday, September 24, 2016
Shocking Revelation from a General: the Demise of Oplan Cronus
by Jec Ortiz
Sometime on January of 2014, the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) then headed by Philippine National Police (PNP) deputy chief for operations Director Benjamin Magalong started to conduct an operational research and case build-up on groups of PNP Officers and NCOs who were involved in “Agaw Bato.”
Sometime on January of 2014, the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) then headed by Philippine National Police (PNP) deputy chief for operations Director Benjamin Magalong started to conduct an operational research and case build-up on groups of PNP Officers and NCOs who were involved in “Agaw Bato.”
Shocking Revelation from a General: the Demise of Oplan Cronus (con't.)
“Agaw Bato” is an illicit activity of police officers under the guise of a legitimate anti-drug operation. This activity is a pseudo police operation wherein the operatives will file a pre-operational report with the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA). Upon apprehension of their subject and seized of drugs, they directly proceed to their safehouse. The subjects were usually Chinese drug traffickers or big-time local drug traffickers. If they are flagged down along the way by other law enforcement agencies, they will prove the legitimacy of the operation by presenting the necessary documents they prepared. And if the trip to the safehouse is without a flaw, they will divide the drug loot and recycle it to the market, disposing it in “fastbreak” as what the general coined it.
In some instances of these sham raids, still with
pre-operational requisites, the operatives often misdeclared the real quantity of seized
drugs, divide among them the undeclared portion and recycled it in “fastbreak” plus
have the apprehended drug trafficker, specifically Chinese nationals, ransomed
and replaced by another Chinese national. This is to erase any trace
that there were apprehended drug personalities being released in exchange of
hefty cash.
By March of 2014, Gen.Magalong and his office enforced a
search warrant against the CIDG office of Pampanga and in the course of the
raid, arrested the provincial chief of CIDG along with six civilian agents for
alleged trafficking of illegal drugs previously seized during police operations.
OPERATION CRONUS
The NBP is divided into a quadrant wherein two sides are composed of the Carcel side (Visayas and Mindanao inmates) and the Presidio side (Luzon inmates). Carcel’s drug trade was allegedly control by Herbert Colanggo and the Presidio trade was under Jaybee Sebastian.
Police nab Pampanga CIDG chief, 6 others for ‘recycling’seized drugs. Click here and read.
OPERATION CRONUS
The furtive activity of “Agaw Bato” leads to CIDG’s
discovery of rampant drug trade inside the National Bilibid Prison (NBP), Director Benjamin Magalong
(CIDG Chief) revealed that some PNP operatives were recycling seized illegal drugs
and had links with some inmates.
During the inquiry at the house of representatives, General
Magalong said, “Ang ka deal po nila (referring to the police scalawags) dito ay
mga tao sa loob ng NBP.”
His team presented their findings to then Secretary of Justice
(SOJ) Laila De Lima. He also suggested in carrying out operations at the NBP.
Soon after, a series of high level meetings and discreet planning sessions
followed. These were attended by former SOJ Laila De Lima, Dir.Magalong, former
PDEA Chief Arturo Cacdac, former NBI Director Virgilio Mendez, the Intelligence
Service of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (ISAFP) and heads of various law
enforcement agencies.
Initially, they
deliberately excluded in the meeting the Bureau of Corrections (BUCOR), the
agency overseeing the NBP. Eventually, they open the plan to BUCOR chief General
Franklin Bucayo. Magalong was surprised when the BUCOR chief allegedly opposed
the planned raid. The CIDG chief even recalls that one time, Bucayo together
with the Presidential Anti-Organize Crime Commission executive director Gen.Reginald
Villasanta visited his office and asked him not to proceed with the operation.
Magalong quoted Bucayo, “Benji, kung pwede wag mong e re-raid ‘yong NBP (Benjie,
do not raid the NBP)”. Bucayo further said to Magalong, “Benji, mamatay ako.
Delikado ako diyan.” Despite Bucayo’s repeated attempts to stop the raid, the
CIDG came up with “Operation Cronus” on October of 2014, which was the basis of
the raid.
They waited for green light from the SOJ to conduct the
raid, but no one is willing to take the responsibility as ground commander.
According to Gen.Magalong, Gen.Bucayo and Gen.Villasanta refused to take the
task, so he offered himself as ground commander to SOJ De Lima. De Lima
answered, “Antay ka lang Benji, antay ka lang.”
The NBP is divided into a quadrant wherein two sides are composed of the Carcel side (Visayas and Mindanao inmates) and the Presidio side (Luzon inmates). Carcel’s drug trade was allegedly control by Herbert Colanggo and the Presidio trade was under Jaybee Sebastian.
The plan was for the CIDG and NCR-PO to raid the Carcel side
whilst the PDEA and NBI to operate at the Presidio side. But what transpire
surprised Magalong and his team: the NBI, NCR-PO and BUCOR raided the NBP on
December of 2014; another team raided the NBP. The CIDG, who conceptualized the
operation, were left behind. On the other hand, the PDEA was informed only on
the day the raid was carried out, with only their K9 as participants.
After the allegedly sham raid, 19 high profile inmates were
transferred to the NBI Detention Center. Magalong later found out that De Lima,
Bucayo, Villasanta and General Marcelino Garbo, then PNP Deputy Director
General were the once who planned the December raid. Garbo was one of the five
generals named earlier by Pres.Rodrigo Duterte as drug protector.
Many speculate that Sebastian was spared from the raid in
order to monopolize the alleged billion peso drug trade at the NBP. The
national penitentiary was the "drug trade center of the Philippines"
during the term of Senator Leila de Lima as secretary of the Department of
Justice (DOJ), an inmate told lawmakers at a hearing on Tuesday as reported by
GMA Network.
De Lima and Bucayo are implicated in the proliferation of illegal drug trade at the NBP. Cong.Rodolfo Farinas said during the inquiry in the House of Representatives, “If I look at the affidavits of the witnesses here, yong timeline nag sasabay eh.”
NBP was 'drug tradecenter of PHL' during De Lima's term as DOJ chief –witness. Click here to read
De Lima and Bucayo are implicated in the proliferation of illegal drug trade at the NBP. Cong.Rodolfo Farinas said during the inquiry in the House of Representatives, “If I look at the affidavits of the witnesses here, yong timeline nag sasabay eh.”
Justice Secretary Vitaliano Aguirre has asked Magalong and
other officers involved in “Operation Cronus” to submit their affidavit as
evidence against De Lima and other erring officials.
Friday, September 23, 2016
De Lima said She Needs Clearance to Divulge Details; Clearance from her Boss?
Since Laila De Lima was the former Secretary of Justice holding the highest position in her department, admitting that she needs clearance simply means that there is someone higher than her involved in the drug fiasco inside the NBP.
Who could that be?
Who could be her boss?
Click here and watch the so-called "clearance" issue.
Sunday, August 7, 2016
List of officials allegedly involved in drug trade named by Duterte
President Rodrigo Duterte on Sunday named current and former officials allegedly involved in the drug trade.
Here is the LIST:
- Judge Mupas of Dasmarinas Cavite
- Judge Reyes (only known) - Baguio City
- Judge Savilo - RTC branch 13 Iloilo City
- Judge Casiple - Kalibo, Aklan
- Judge Rene Gonzales - MTC
- Judge Navidad - RTC Calbayog City
- Judge Exequiel Dagala - MTC
- Judge Dapa - Siargao
- Mayor Reynaldo Flores - Naguilian, La Union
- Mayor Dante Garcia - Tubao, La Union
- Mayor Martin De Guzman - Bauang, La Union
- Mayor Marjorie Apel Salazar - Lasam, Cagayan
- Mayor Goto Violago - San Rafael, Bulacan
- Mayor Marino Morales - Mabalacat, Pampanga
- Mayor Felix Castillo - Langiden, Abra
- Ex-Mayor Eufranio Eriguel - Agoo, La Union
- Mayor Jesus Celeste "Alias Boying" - Bolinao, Pangasinan
- Mayor Jose "Pepe" Miranda - Santiago City, Isabela
- Mayor Vicente Amante - San Pablo City, Laguna
- Mayor Ryan Dolor - Bauan, Batangas
- Vice Mayor Edgardo Trinidad - El Nido, Palawan
- Mayor Alex Centena - Calinog, Iloilo
- Mayor Julius Ronald Pacificador - Hamtic, Antique
- Mayor Jed Mabilog - Iloilo City
- Mayor Sigfredo Betita - Carles, Iloilo
- Mayor Mariano Malones - Maasin, Iloilo
- Ex-Mayor Michael Rama - Cebu City
- Mayor Hector Ong - Laoang, Northern Samar
- Mayor Rolando Espinosa - Albuera, Samar
- Mayor Beda Canamaque - Basay, Negros Oriental
- Ex-Mayor Madeline Ong - Laoang, Northern Samar
- Vice Mayor Francis Ansing Amboy - Maasin, Iloilo
- Fralz Sabalones - San Fernando Cebu
- Antonio Pesina - Iloilo City
- Erwin "Tongtong" Plagata - Iloilo City
- Ex-Congressman JC Rahman Nava - Guimaras
- Party-list Rep. Jeffrey Celis
- Ex-Mayor Abubakar Abdukarim Afdal - Labangan, Zamboanga del Sur
- Mayor Gamar Ahay Janihim - Sirawai, Zamboanga del Norte
- David Navarro - Pagadian City, Zamboanga del Sur
- Bobby Alingan - Kolambugan, Lanao del Norte
- Yusofa Monder Bugong Ramin - Iligan City, Lanao del Norte
- Jessie Aguilera - Alegria, Surigao del Norte
- Mayor Fahad Salic - Marawi City
- Mayor Mohammad Ali Abenal - Marantao, Lanao del Sur
- Jamal Dadayan - Buadiposo-Buntong, Lanao del Sur
- Sabdullah Macabago - Saguiaran, Lanao del Sur
- Muslim Aline Macadatu - Lumbatan, Lanao del Sur
- Rasul Sangki - Ampatuan, Maguindanao
- Montaser Sabal - Talitay, Maguindanao
- Vicman Montawal - Datu Montawal, Maguindanao
- Samsudin Dimaukom - Datu Saudi Ampatuan, Maguindanao
- Norodin Salasal - Datu Salibo, Maguindanao
- Ex-Mayor Benahar Tulawie - Talipao, Sulu
- Reynaldo Parojinog - Ozamiz City
- Nova Princess Parojinog Echavez - Ozamiz City
- Mayor Omar Solitario Ali - Marawi City
- Vice Mayor Abdul Wahab Sabal - Talitay, Magundanao
- Otto Montawal - Datu Montawal, Maguindanao
- Nida Dimagkon - Datu Saudi Ampatuan, Maguindanao
- Arafat Salic - Marawi City
- Rasmiyah Macabago - Saguiaran, Lanao del Sur
- Congressman Guillermo Romarate, Jr. - 2nd District, Surigao del Norte
- Former board member Ricardo Parojinog - Misamis
List of officials allegedly involved in drug trade as named by Duterte
The following active and retired law enforcement officers involved in the drug trade included in Duterte's list:
source: GMA News
source: GMA News
- P/Insp. Rolando Batulayan (ret.)
- P/Supt. Maristelo Manalo - PNP-CIDG
- PCI Roberto Palisoc - Station 7 MPD
- P/Supt. Ciceron Ada (ret.)
- PCI Eric Buenaventura - Navotas
- PO2 Geraldine Bautista Manuel - PNP PRO2
- SPO3 Ronald Calap - Isabela PPO
- POC Rodel Samoledo - Lalio Police Station
- PO3 Cecilio Domingo - Nueva Ecija CIDT
- PO2 Ryan Mendoza - Tarlac Police Station
- Jeffrey Serafica - Butuan PPO
- PO1 Norman Adarlo - Puerto Galera NPS
- Mark Canete - RSRPSB MIMAROPA
- PO1 Mark Christian Catalina - PNP Camarines Norte
- PO2 Alan Carpio PCP - 8 Pasay City
- PO3 Eric Lazo - QCPD Station 6
- PO3 Alexander Macabeo - PCP 3 Paranaque City
- PO3 Johnny Mahilum - QCPD Station 6 Batasan
- PO2 Celito Melendrez - Binangonan Police Station
- Gen. Vicente Loot (ret.)
- Gen. Valerio (ret.) - Santa Barbara, Iloilo
- Gen. Bernardo Diaz - Region 6
- Gen. Idio - RTC of Calbayog City
- P/Supt. Floro (ret.) - Antique City PNP
- P/Supt. Kashmir Disomangcop - COP of Iloilo Base Commander
- P/Supt. Delia Paz - Chief RDIDM
- P/Supt. Genepa - RIU Intelligence
- P/Supt. Ipil Duenas
- P/Supt. Condag
- P/Supt. Eugenio Malic - PNP Maritime Group
- Lamsis - former chief Antique anti-drug
- P/Supt. Gomboc
- P/Supt. Lebin
- PCI Maymay
- PSI Kenneth Militar - Iloilo
- PSI Donasco
- P/Insp. De Jose - SOG PNP Region 6
- P/Insp. Duarte - former PCOP of Arevalo, Iloilo
- P/Insp. Vicente Vicente - COP Banate
- P/Insp. Romeo Santander - Former chief intel Cebu
- PO2 Michael Cortez - Barile Police Station
- SPO1 Jen dela Victoria - PS5 Cebu CPO
- SPO1 Onel Nabua - Barile Police Station
- PO2 Jomar Ibanez - Lapu-Lapu Police Station
- PO3 Ryan Martus Kiamco - Cebu Provincial Office
- PCI Ibrahim Jabiran - Zamboanga CPO
- PCI Perfecto Abrasaldo Awi Jr. - Misamis Oriental
- P/Insp. Roy Montes - Iligan PRO
- P/Supt. Ricardo Gando Pulot - COP Quezon Bukidnon
- P/Insp. Martin Plaza - former Panabo chief intel
- PO1 Pierre Dizo - Zamboanga del Sur
- PO3 Omar Juani - Zamboanga City Public Safety
- Rommel Mansul - PRO9
- PO3 Daryl Page - Tabasan Municipal Station
- SPO1 Totong Joe Valdez - 9th RNG
- SPO4 Rodrigo Ramos - Bukidnon PRO
- SPO1 Reynaldo dela Victoria - CDO
- SPO3 Emilio Mendoza - Lozaria PP5 Iligan City
- Marlo Espinosa - Bukidnon
- SPO3 Richie Mat - CIDG Mati Davao Oriental
- SPO3 Rosell Iliviera - CIDG Tagum Davao del Norte
- PO3 Jessie Balabag - Region 11
- PO3 Filomeno Toronia - Digos Police Station
- PO1 Glenn Alicarte - PRO 12
- PO1 Philip Pantarolia - Tacurong City Police Office
- SPO1 Gerry dela Rosa - SCPPO
- PO3 Bebot Ruiz - GSCPO
- PO3 Estelito Solanio - Malongon MPS Sarangani
- PO1 Jerebel Ocsio - PRO RMN
- SPO1 Ernesto Billones - NCR
- JS1 Lito Montemayor - Roxas District Jail Aparri
- PO1 Vicente Reynaldo Celis - NCR
- PG Drexel Saet - MIMAROPA
- SPO1 Felix Tubil - Region 3
- SPO3 Nicolas Ponce Angeles - Region 3
- SPO2 Rod Erseni - Marinduque BFP
- FO1 Reynaldo Valencia - Claveria Police Station
- SSgt. Vic dela Cruz - MIMAROPA
- B/Gen. Leoncio Daniega - NCR
- SPO3 Gerry Mendoza - NCR
- Reymante Dayto - Region 5
- Reymar Dayto - Region 5
- Renato Zamora - Region 6
- J1 Alan Manatad - Region 7
- SPO3 Christie Cielo Tingad - Region 7
- RSAD Casimiro Castro - CAFGU 38IB 6ID ARMM
- RSAD Pfc. Philip Miro - 40IB 6ID ARMM
- Cpl. Cusinan Lopez - 52IB ARMM
- Pfc. Mamadali Ipad - 64IB 6ID
- Yasin Abolgalib
- JO1 Alfredo Ogacho
- FO1 Nicolas Ponce Ablaca
- FO1 Ricardo Ibanez
- Marine Cpl. Alfrenz Gurias Abedin
- Jimmy Manlangit - Region 1
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Saturday, August 6, 2016
Big Projects are Coming!!! BRTs, Railways, Missile Armed Fastcrafts, and Modern Navy Vessels to name a few.
President Rodrigo Duterte is set to approve various projects such as the North-South Railway Project – South Line; Metro Manila Bus Rapid Transit- EDSA; Maritime Safety Capability Improvement Project for the Philippine Coast Guard Phase II; Plaridel Bypass Toll Road Project; Metro Manila Flood Management Project; Increase in Passenger Terminal Building (PTB) Area of the Bicol International Airport Project; Change in Scope of the New Bohol Airport Construction and Sustainable Environment Protection Project; Modernization of the Eastern Visayas Regional Medical Center; Gov. Celestino Gallares Memorial Hospital; and the Inclusive Partnerships for Agricultural Competitiveness.
These will be tackled tackled during the National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) Board meeting chaired by President Duterte. The folowing projects were recommended by NEDA Investment Coordination Committee-Cabinet Committee (ICC-CabCom) for NEDA Board approval.
See how a BRT operates. Press PLAY.
While in the Armed Forces Modernization, Lt. Cmdr. Marineth Domingo, Philippine Navy's public affairs office head, said in her message to the PNA, “Acquisition of (more) fast craft will be of great help to our organization since it will provide additional defense and interdiction capability to thwart piracy, terrorism, kidnapping and other dubious activities of lawless elements in the country.”
Around two-dozen fast attack
crafts usually between 50–800 tons and can reach speeds of 25–50 knots are
planned for acquisition.
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| Similar fast attack craft planned for acquisition. Defence.pk file photo |
The procurement of two (2)
92-meter heavy-weather, high endurance Multi-Role Response Vessels (MRRV) for
the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) is also now up for the President approval
through NEDA Board.
This will enhance the response
capability of the PCG during search and rescue (SAR) operation, rescue and
salvage work, environmental protection, enforcement of applicable laws,
transport of goods and persons in times of calamities and disaster as quoted in
Tankler.
Furthermore, this will increase
maritime patrolling for a period of 10-15 days and increase coverage range of
not less than 3,000 nautical miles, ideal for the Philippines vast EEZ.
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