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Crime in Bohol Island
« on: June 20, 2010, 06:24:19 AM »
Criminality in Bohol dipped 10% during the period May 1-31 despite the usual rise in crimes by the fiesta month owing to the bulk of well-wishers that can camouflage the entry of criminal elements from nearby islands.
 
For the police force, the month also featured a change in command in Camp Dagohoy from Boholano PSSupt Anthony Obenza to Pssupt. Rodolfo Llorca.

Some politicians sought for Obenza’s transfer due to insinuations of bias. It was Governor Erico Aumentado who is also running for the Second District as Representative who appointed Obenza.

Scoring the victory, police authorities ascribe to the intense operations brought about by the National Firearms Control Program and the successful conduct of comprehensive programs and operations that heightened police visibility in the past month of May.
 
Camp Dagohoy also ascribe the intensified election ban and heightened operations as contributing factor effecting to the lessening of reported criminal activities.
 
According to police crime data at Camp Dagohoy, May crime count amounted to 222 cases, some 10% less than the previous month of April, which registered 249 index and non-index crimes, a report during the recent Provincial Peace and Order Council meeting held at the Bohol Tropics revealed.
 
The merry month registered 175 index crimes, some 20 cases lesser than last month which showed some 195 cases. Non index crimes also went down to 47 from 54 of last month, or some 7 cases left.
 
Still leading the reported criminal activities is theft at 73, followed by physical injuries at 38 and robbery at 37.
 
Over the development, police authorities bared that the force is to intensify its intelligence and monitoring activities while concentrating on motorcycle riding criminal elements and robbery groups for the month.
 
Meanwhile, at the current manpower problems, local police authorities still insist a strong police community relationship may alleviate the problem. (PIA-Bohol)

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Re: Crime in Bohol Island
« Reply #1 on: June 20, 2010, 02:03:29 PM »
Any crime is still one too many. Having just settled back in the Philippines, I am shocked by the seeming nonchalance of people at heinous crimes committed just within their neighborhood, dismissing them as "targeted" crimes. On the day a suspected asset, housewife of an imprisoned drug dealer, was shot at close range by her gate here in Mandaue City, life continued as usual in Cebu. A colleague at work even joked that where he used to live, his first greeting to the street boys in the morning was, "Who got shot last night?" More than the crime itself, acceptance of crime as part of everyday life is chilling.

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Re: Crime in Bohol Island
« Reply #2 on: June 20, 2010, 02:05:07 PM »
kuyawa gud ana sir.

Any crime is still one too many. Having just settled back in the Philippines, I am shocked by the seeming nonchalance of people at heinous crimes committed just within their neighborhood, dismissing them as "targeted" crimes. On the day a suspected asset, housewife of an imprisoned drug dealer, was shot at close range by her gate here in Mandaue City, life continued as usual in Cebu. A colleague at work even joked that where he used to live, his first greeting to the street boys in the morning was, "Who got shot last night?" More than the crime itself, acceptance of crime as part of everyday life is chilling.

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Re: Crime in Bohol Island
« Reply #3 on: June 21, 2010, 10:38:13 AM »
Wala ma'y worry sa akong personal safety sa Cebu, kay akong ruta gabiyo ra man sa CDU, balay, Ayala, SM, Park Mall, ug mga guarded establishments where I sometimes bring guests around. Nabag-uhan lang ko nga outside the premises of guarded campuses, malls, hotels and home, murag dili man ka kalakaw nga tadlong kay kulbaan gyud ka. Siguro na-reverse culture shock lang ko. On the other hand, it's good to always be cautious in your every move. This is the only place you call "home" where you are not at home when it comes to personal safety.

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