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More Police in Bohol
« on: August 10, 2007, 06:15:28 PM »
By Rey Anthony Chiu
Philippine Information Agency


Local police officers are now optimistic that the new directive from President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo on the hiring of more cops could boost their crime prevention and fighting capabilities with the additional manpower coming.

Camp Dagohoy police operations head P/Inspector Vener Santos said at the going ratio of a cop for every 1,100 residents here, crime prevention and police visibility is almost impossible. To him, the new directive could lessen the ration and could mean improved police visibility in the streets to discourage criminal elements.

President Arroyo announced recently that 3,500 new policemen would be hired next year as part of a sustained program to beef up the government’s capability to combat lawlessness, terrorism and maintain peace and order.

The President's new directive effectively increases the hiring rate of new policemen to 3,500 from the annual rate of 3,000 every year and then to go 4,000 annually from 2009 to 2010.

Over this, Pinsp Santo believed that at any rate, Bohol would still get some trickle of the newly recruited force be they going through the attrition program or from the President’s special order.

In Bohol, PSSupt. Edgardo Ingking has urged for more cooperation from police crime-fighting capability status, than sour-graping over the apparent lack of police personnel.

In Bohol, where there is an alarming manpower lack when put in a backdrop of burgeoning population, increasing criminality and decreasing number of foot policemen, discouraging bad elements from hitting the innocent could be complemented by the community, PSSupt Ingking said.

Pisnp. Santos said the regional statistics is even undermanned when the ideal ratio should have been 1 cop for every 500 citizens.

He added that Bohol still has to get at least 250 new police officers to immediately improve its presence.

At present, Bohol only has 1,011 police officers some of them assigned desk jobs that only very few get the chance of pounding the streets and running after criminals.

This is the reason why curbing the recent spate of high profile robberies, hold-ups and the proliferation of drugs and illegal gambling is seemingly impossible, observers have said.

Dipped in this situation, Pssupt. Inking has rallied support from newly elected mayors who may still not know that the cops could not work on barely police funds.

In this situation which has been pervading the country’s police stations, the President also directed the Philippine National Police (PNP) to deploy its desk-bound personnel to “pound the streets” to increase police visibility as a deterrent to security threats and lawlessness all over the country.

To get the ball rolling, the President called on all college graduates who are still looking for jobs to try their luck and apply as policemen.

She said that with the number of recruits needed, landing a job in the police force would be cinch.

The President pointed out that the budget needed to hire the additional policemen would be taken from the revenues raised as a result of the strict enforcement of fiscal reforms implemented by the government, notably the Expanded Value Added Tax (E-VAT) Law.


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Re: More Police in Bohol
« Reply #1 on: August 10, 2007, 09:33:42 PM »
Mao diay nangaply to ako ig-agaw, nadawat ba kaha, ala anman mi nagka-istorya.

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Re: More Police in Bohol
« Reply #2 on: August 12, 2007, 01:24:25 AM »

In Bohol, PSSupt. Edgardo Ingking has urged for more cooperation from police crime-fighting capability status, than sour-graping over the apparent lack of police personnel.
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... may katuwiran si PSSupt. Edgardo Ingking!  Ngano man diay nga dili mag organize ug mga local groups to protect the local residents?

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Re: More Police in Bohol
« Reply #3 on: August 12, 2007, 09:53:46 PM »
Mao diay nangaply to ako ig-agaw, nadawat ba kaha, ala anman mi nagka-istorya.

Toink... wala man daw kapasar ako ig-agaw, imbes nga duha nalang kuno ka exam ang kuwang nahagbong hinuon.

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Re: More Police in Bohol
« Reply #4 on: August 19, 2007, 12:12:16 AM »
more vigilante groups nalang!

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« Reply #5 on: August 19, 2007, 03:47:15 AM »
nidaghan man toud ang pulis pero nidaghan pud ang krimen ug tulis...

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« Reply #6 on: August 21, 2007, 01:07:30 AM »
Franklin, just be lucky your able to be living in my country across the miles. I live here but both places have their fair share of @*%@# but on the average i would say States is more disciplined then here by far.
Here the punishment does not fit the crime as it does in the states plus it adds fear as well to want to be in violation again.
I am at BQ frequently and I think your exaggerating a bit to far when you say they are in front of BQ leaning over the hoods of their cars and gawking at the girls? It just happens to be that is the pick up mall for guys to get girls and maybe you are some what jealous to say that type of thing?
Construction guys look at girls walking by also when they are working what are the police to do should they blindfold  hemselves so they do not see the girls or or the boys or be able to watch and catch the bad scenes in the street? Y'claro?
What you are whining about is pointless and how do you call your state and your country in Philippines both yours?
I am an American citizen with a permanent resident visa born in America but living here still as an American citizenship.
I hope when your putting down my country that your not a citizen there as well as being born from here?
My country does not allow me to have a dual citizenship same like yours.
As I said if you do not like it in America and how it is run then go back to the Philippines or do something to help your original country here back in the Philippines?



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Re: More Police in Bohol
« Reply #7 on: August 21, 2007, 01:56:42 AM »
if oras na gyud nimo, wala na kay mahimo...

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« Reply #8 on: August 22, 2007, 02:33:00 AM »
Some people live in a world of plastic, some live in a world of make believe, and some think with in reality, and some write on conviction things that are experienced knowingly.
Stop bashing the PNP. They are people also.
Instead of bashing you Filipinos should be coming up with solutions as a community to voice out opinions and suggestions for dishing out the punishment that fits the crime.
I say eye for and eye.
I say do away with human right groups who say that punishment is an act of violation even though the criminal has violated some one Else's rights?
Stop pussy footing around with handling criminals and the regional department for the PNP needs to with out a doubt hire more persons to get the heat in the street!
I observed a grave yard shift the other night one investigator was handling over 12 persons at once in a youth gang event. another was handling a fender bender and was talking with nine eyewitnesses.
Bottom line there do not tailgate in my country the one who hits you from behind is automatically at fault as he was not in a cars length distance in the first place.
That there was a waste of police time.
Just before that there was a stabbing incident that lead to death as a man had stabbed a passenger in the Jeepney near to Manga and tip tip this city.
Tonight I am riding in a multi cab to ICM and low and behold three guys jumped on the rear bumbler to take a free ride I shouted Y'Claro! the other passangers thought it was funny and looked on as in appearing to be acting ignorant and non vigilant to what was going on around them? for all I knew what if it could of been a hold up to the persons inside the multi cab?
People have no incentives to spill the beans around here in the Philippines whats in it for them if they give tips that lead to arrest?
These people are fearfull something bad will happen to them if they try to assist with the law.
The reward is one minus scum bag off the streets and the pride you would have in being a caring persons to your brothers and sisters in this community.
Let me write the rules of punishment let me put the fear in the head of persons who may want to think twice about messing with someone in the wrong way. Wellcome to "Precious Justice!"
No I have not quacked its that I care to much and things need to be run differently to get things under control again. THE END!




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« Reply #9 on: August 22, 2007, 09:43:37 AM »
In one post you say people are afraid to say anything, In this post you are telling me to shut up. No one should be above reproach....sorry! Unless the moderator bans me I will tell it like I see it.
It's not about men looking at girls. It is about 3 police hanging around the front of the BQ/Pizza Hut, doing nothing and looking sloppy, not professional. "Oh my God Police I am heartly sorry for having offended thee.........."


Franklin, we encourage open debate. You can post here whatever you want. Just don't post pornographic pictures here.  :D That is one of the few instances that one can be banned.

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« Reply #10 on: August 22, 2007, 11:36:22 AM »
Am I jealous of the police?
What? Makes no sense.

I am not criticizing because I an a US citizen and I want to put the Philippines down.
I am critical of police everywhere.

Mick Jagger said it, "all the cops are criminals, and all the sinners, saints"

Before you think your thoughts, think why would I say these things. I want to live full time in the Philippines, I want it to be safe. That's all.

To quote Mick Jagger of all persons.  He may be a great entertainer but the guy's more famous for his lips than he is for the quality of his thoughts.  That sanctimonious so*ovab*tch has exploited an art form that has its roots in black music yet refuses to support social welfare that would provide the help needed by the poor and unemployed to get by in difficult times.  All the guy is after is a tax cut.  Any philosophy he spouts may just be lip service.

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« Reply #11 on: August 22, 2007, 11:53:21 AM »
Anyway, you have some valid points, Franklin.  There may be no point to increasing the numbers of a corrupt police force, however, I do not believe that the PNP is totally corrupt.  Further, increased police visibility does help bring down the incidence of criminality.

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I want to say that I love the Philippines and especially her people. It saddens me to see the way things are going. A lot has to do with drugs, such as robbery, murder.

What gets me upset is the same thing that gets me upset in the states, wasteful, inefficient bureaucrats.
In my state, we could fire 50% of the state workers, including the police and no one would miss them except we would have to pay less taxes.

So when I personally see police in Tag. drinking beer in public, or laying across the hood of their car in front of the BQ, drooling over the girls, I just don't think that the police are overworked.

I think that they need to work.

As a young boy I grew up in an environment with all the police around me. I often stayed with my father in the police station.

These are the things that they do in the police station:

1. Laughing all day.
2. All green jokes festival.
3. Play chess
4. Play mahjong or cards
5. Watch TV
6. Sleep all day, all night.
7. Sugba, tuwa, kilaw, some of the fish came from bribes of dynamite fishers.
8. Raise cocks outside the police station.
9. Gossip unlimited.
10. Listen to radio dramas.

PNP stations don't have Internet. If they have, they would be surfing the Internet all day long.

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Re: More Police in Bohol
« Reply #13 on: August 22, 2007, 11:45:28 PM »
I heard it thought the Dagohoy PNP grapevine why is it that Colonel Inking is gutom gutom and not sharing it with the rest of the force as Evangelista use to0?
When Sir Evangelista would receive bonuses for extra works performed by the provincial police he would share it with his PNP crew? I heard this guy is not doing that what kind of Moral boosting is that for being rewarded to go the extra mile.
Inking has a reputation in the region 7 office of never giving the guys their extra incentives or does he put it towards having off duty moral boosting socials.
Maybe a smooth ship needs to be run by a cool upper management.
Mike!!!!!! opie does not live here in the Philippines only "BOSS HOG!" does.
prior to election I heard several complaints from the PNP that mayor Lim was playing favorites and politics with certain criminals and police and letting things slide off the hook?
As I said hire more guys to do the physical street works and look at the boss dog with the fussy nuts who is running the show? Y'Claro Jyud!


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« Reply #14 on: August 26, 2007, 05:38:00 AM »
There have been several newly elected mayor's and vice mayor's here who have been dropping off like flies latley?
Right now Mayor Lim is doing a good number on a few of my media friends here and it will be coming out in tomorrow's paper's whats really going on.
Especially this blue card incident???
He has gotten so many persons mad at him for his behaviors latley he was suppose to give a speech during the opening of the Peace and Security assembly but he was a no show for that.
He did how ever show up in the afternoon at the airport later on that day to wellcome and greet the President of the Philippines.
Hoever mayor lim is a sensitive man he likes to be overbearing and no one can get a word in edge wise as he is always right and the rest of us who may have suggestions for him he takes it rather personally as in insult.
The man flares up and loses his temper he can not take critisism well as an public officail in my eye's if your good in PR skills in any job or walk of life then your A #1 in my book! 8D
PR goes a long way if you want to get anywhere in life or have progress that needs to get done.

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« Reply #15 on: September 10, 2007, 10:19:01 AM »
What good is more police? Just cost more money, and there is nothing worse than too many bad cops.
The ones in Tag. don't do their job.

Traffic tickets? just for regular citizens and a money maker for the Mayor.

Police lounging around in groups in front of the BQ, looking at girls.
Poor performance and bad impression.

I can't get over seeing police drinking beer in public, in uniform on duty.

More police is not the answer.
Cleaning the system from the top to the bottom is the answer.


People in the Philippines are afraid to speak out. And for good reason, maybe the cops would kill them.

These statements usher in the philosophical concepts of the Khmer Rouge and of the Russian Purge of the late 1930s. To do so would destabilize the entire country and as a result, unrestrained activity of gang violence, domestic crimes as well as rebel insurgency would be manifested. To go ahead with your plan would destroy the credibility of the Republic of the Philippines and could result in the collapse of the entire country.

His Excellency Pesident Ferdinand E. Marcos best addressed this matter,
"When authoritarianism is no longer necessary to protect the welfare of the people, I will be the first to move for its dismantling. But the easy, casual wave of the hand dismissing the dangers that confront the worsening world situation and us is not for me. It is for those who insist that I dismantle martial law against my best judgment but, legally and morally, cannot be held liable for any Kampuchean-like tragedy that would be fall our people if I followed their advice. But I would be liable. I would be called all kinds of names. I would be called stupid, naïve and obstinate. History and our people would hold me accountable not only perhaps for lack of wisdom, but for lack of courage if I followed such advice. "



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« Reply #16 on: September 10, 2007, 11:06:44 AM »
Marcos was always an eloquent, impressive, and rational speaker but let's not forget that he used these words to justify a dictatorship that gave license to unmitigated plunder, human rights abuses, centralized crime, and the breaking of the will of the Filipino masses.

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« Reply #18 on: September 16, 2007, 02:34:55 AM »
last Monday i had received a cell phone call from Ed Inking Provincial superintendant of police here in Bohol.
He asked me if any media would like to attend the Camp crame annual inspection covering the entire province.
This included about three days of being on the road with the top regional inspectors for Visayans region 7 district.
The inspections covered all same aspects for every municipality we were divided into two team inspections groups. we visited and inspected over 27 municipalities and town police stations and each place we performed the inspections in we also gave courtesy calls to the city mayor's before inspecting the police men.
They are truly given a fine tooth combing that involves everything from clean finger nails, guns inspections,all things on them necessary to use such as handkerchiefs, note pads and pens, proper id and where it is to be placed haircuts and vneck tshirts to be worn by all.
We held scenario drills for certain crimes that are imaginable now a days and the inspector checked to see how the police are fast in regards to responding and how efficient they are in handling the crimes.
After inspections had been exercised and passed the inspecting team and i had been invited to each crabs, lechon baboy and share in some small spirit drinking such as brandy wine and beer.
They were drinking in uniform but only moderately to partake in the thankfullness of the municipalities for visiting and the inspection that had taken place.
I was the only member of the media who had gone along to watch first hand and be able to come up with my own report and evaluation of over the entire province involving PNP and and their inspections to do good and see what were their weakness's.
In next weeks Sunday edition for the paper I write in locally "The Bohol Standard" I will print a story and give the write up details from everything that went on during the inspections.
We finished the night at BBC in Panglao and had a dinner there and I went home to Tagbilaran while the rest of the inspecting team discussed during a briefing the weakness's and the strengths of the PNP in the province.
I was also able to meet Mr. Ligalig at the Panglao city police station that night as well.
When he smiles you can see handsome Mikes smile in him.
He told me "Like father like son" by the way he sounds when he spoke I could hear in his voice the loneliness of his son being far away.
He said he loves Mike and is close to him.
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« Reply #19 on: September 27, 2007, 11:57:18 AM »
Niadtong September 5, nag-celebrate ang Ubay Police Station sa first anniversary sa ilang CIA or Civilian Information Access, usa ka grupo sa mga civilian volunteers nga nag-abag sa kapulisan sa Ubay sa paghusay sa mga ginangmay'ng lalis sa kabaryohan, pagbantay sa mga lumulupyo nga naglaraw or may kalabutan sa mga krimen. Nangayo og expression of support si Col. Saavedra alang sa pagpromote ning maong concept aron sundogon sa ubang kalungsuran. bisan gani greetings ads, wa nanumbaling ang provincial police ug ang munisipyo sa Ubay. Maayo pa si Mayor Judith Cajes sa Trinidad kay ni-greet pa agi og pag-recognize sa effort ni Col. Saavedra ug mga CIA members. ingon man ang iyang bana nga si Congressman Ondoy Cajes ug anak nga si SK Prov'l Fed President Bobbith Cajes-Auza.

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« Reply #20 on: September 27, 2007, 11:59:33 AM »
Hiring more policemen maayo kaayo ni nga balita. Apan hinaut nga of quality pod ni sila kay kung magfocus lang ta sa numbers, it's useless. we need brilliant and de principio nga mga law enforcers. kay kung puro pod rotten tomatoes ang i-hire, we are just propagating the abusive authorities. it's rather counter-productive.

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Re: More Police in Bohol
« Reply #21 on: September 27, 2007, 12:18:01 PM »
this is good know if there are more police in Bohol...hope mga dedicated ni sila sa ilang public service...kay naa koy nailhan nga pulis sos pagkahambugero...sugarol pajud kaau not a good example being a public servant...

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« Reply #22 on: September 27, 2007, 01:13:42 PM »
I agree, Teng. Lets keep our hopes up.

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« Reply #23 on: September 27, 2007, 05:46:09 PM »
this is good know if there are more police in Bohol...hope mga dedicated ni sila sa ilang public service...kay naa koy nailhan nga pulis sos pagkahambugero...sugarol pajud kaau not a good example being a public servant...

True. we need honest and dedicated public servant police. Not corrupt ones.

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Re: More Police in Bohol
« Reply #24 on: September 27, 2007, 06:54:58 PM »
this is good know if there are more police in Bohol...hope mga dedicated ni sila sa ilang public service...kay naa koy nailhan nga pulis sos pagkahambugero...sugarol pajud kaau not a good example being a public servant...

It was a scary experienced....while driving way to Panglao island (short after that Gas station before the bridge to Dauis).  A Policeman stopped the trysikol and asked me to pay 300 Pesos and  had asked for what?.....answer- Limitado ra pasudlon sa Panglao.  Maybe, he was afraid  "malunod ang isla unya". I just avoided to discuss with that IDIOT, he got what he wanted.  Or...I had better call another Police?.... na madoble na ahong bayad.  See.........gitulis pod ko ug pulis! Way batasan!

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Re: More Police in Bohol
« Reply #25 on: October 02, 2007, 09:15:32 PM »
He told me "Like father like son" by the way he sounds when he spoke I could hear in his voice the loneliness of his son being far away.
He said he loves Mike and is close to him.
Mike my dear friend I hope your reading this nice post.
Take care everyone.

Precious, thank you for sharing this story here.
God bless you there in Bohol.

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