Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Gen. Rodolfo Azurin, Jr. has designated Police Brigadier General Jose S Hidalgo Jr. as the new regional director of Police Regional Office 3 which covers the provinces in Central Luzon region.
Hidalgo, a member of the PNP Academy Class of 1991, replaced Poli
CITY OF SAN FERNANDO, Pampanga – A total of 438 law violators were arrested while nearly P2 million worth of illegal drugs were seized during anti-crime operations in Central Luzon from Feb. 12 to Feb 18.
Of the 438 arrested, 180 have standing warrants of arrest, 29 of whom are most wanted with s
CAMP OLIVAS, City of San Fernando, Pampanga Police Brigadier General Jose S Hidalgo Jr is now the new director of the Police Regional Office-Region 3 (PRO3).
B. General Hidalgo Jr took the post vacated by PBGen. Cesar Pasiwen who retired from the Philippine National Police service on Wednesday
CAMP Olivas, City of San Fernando, Pampanga – Two New People’s Army rebels surrendered to authorities in Central Luzon over the weekend.
A COMMUNIST guerrilla takes his oath of allegiance to the government after his surrender. (Photo via Liezle Basa-Inigo)
“Ka Tito,” a member of an underground
CITY OF SAN FERNANDO, Pampanga - Two former members of the communist terrorist group (CTG) in Central Luzon have surrendered to authorities and pledged allegiance to the government, a police official reported on Monday. Brig. Gen. Cesar Pasiwen, director of Police Regional Office-Central Luzon (PRO-3), identified the two as alias "Ka Tito" and "Ka Tibbey," who voluntarily submitted themselves to joint military and police troops in Aurora province and Olongapo City, respectively, over the weekend. In a report, Pasiwen said Ka Tito, a former member of an Underground Mass Organization (UGMO) affiliated with the National Democratic Front, also yielded one homemade/improvised shotgun with two live ammunition and two rifle grenades. On the other hand, Ka Tibbey, a former CTG member under Yunit Paniktik of Komiteng Larangan Gerilya Tarlac-Zambales (KLG TAR-ZAM), turned in a hand grenade, one .38-caliber revolver with no serial number and five live ammunition. Pasiwen urged