Regional Anti-Cybercrime Unit 5 RACU 5

05/08/2026

RACU5 Serves Warrant of Arrest Against Wanted Person for Cybercrime Violation

On August 5, 2026, personnel of the Camarines Sur Provincial Cyber Response Team (CSPCRT), led by PMAJ Angelo A. Babagay, in coordination with the Sagñay Municipal Police Station Intelligence Unit and Warrant Operatives, and under the supervision of PCOL Gilbert E. Remo, Chief, RACU5, successfully implemented a Warrant of Arrest in Sagñay, Camarines Sur against an accused charged with Violation of Section 4(c)(4) of Republic Act No. 10175 (Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012).

The operation was carried out pursuant to a warrant issued by the Regional Trial Court, Branch **, Iriga City, Camarines Sur. After the lawful implementation of the warrant, the accused was informed of the nature and cause of the arrest, apprised of her constitutional rights, and brought to the Sagñay Municipal Police Station for proper documentation, booking, and subsequent disposition in accordance with existing laws, rules, and regulations. The successful operation reflects RACU5's continuing commitment to supporting the administration of justice through the effective implementation of court-issued warrants.

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“Justice is strengthened when lawful court orders are carried out with professionalism, integrity, and respect for due process. RACU5 remains committed to ensuring that individuals facing cybercrime charges are brought before the courts while upholding the rule of law and protecting the rights of every person throughout the process.”
— PCOL GILBERT E. REMO
Chief, RACU 5

05/08/2026

05/08/2026

Know the law. Organizing or directing the financing of terrorism is a serious offense punishable by 12 to 20 years of imprisonment under Section 4, R.A. 10168. Be vigilant.

05/08/2026

INFOGRAPHICS ON TASK-FORCE SANGLAHI BRAVO

Its primary task is to spearhead thrust programs and initiatives, and to generate public support for PNP's Counter-Terrorism Strategies and PCVE-Initiatives.

05/08/2026

Terrorism has no place in our society. Its primary goal is to divide us and spread fear, but we choose courage, peace, and vigilance. Protecting our nation is a shared duty—it starts in our own communities. By supporting TF Sanglahi Bravo, we help raise awareness and strengthen our local security against violent extremism. Let us stand united, stay alert, and refuse to bow down to terror.

04/08/2026

04/08/2026

RACU5 Continues School Visitation to Promote Youth Safety and Responsible Digital Citizenship

On August 4, 2026, personnel of the Catanduanes Provincial Cyber Response Team (CATPCRT), led by PMAJ Angelo A. Babagay, Team Leader, under the supervision of PCOL Gilbert E. Remo, Chief, RACU5, in coordination with the Police Community Affairs and Development (PCAD) and Women and Children Protection Desk (WCPD) of the Catanduanes Police Provincial Office (CATPPO), conducted the continuation of its School Visitation and Awareness Lecture at Calatagan High School, Brgy. Calatagan, Virac, Catanduanes.

The activity was attended by seventy (70) Grade 7 students from three sections under the leadership of Mr. Edgar T. Sarmiento, Principal IV. Discussions focused on Nihilistic Violent Extremism (NVE), responsible social media use, r**e prevention, drug prevention, and the proper reporting of cyber-related incidents and other forms of violence. The lecture emphasized the importance of responsible digital citizenship, recognizing online threats, and fostering a culture of vigilance and respect among students. The initiative further strengthened the partnership between RACU5, CATPPO, and the school community in promoting a safe, secure, and child-friendly learning environment.

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“Our schools are among the most important places to build resilience against emerging threats. By educating our youth on responsible digital citizenship, the dangers of online radicalization, and the value of making safe and informed choices, we empower them to become responsible leaders and active partners in creating peaceful, secure, and resilient communities.”
— PCOL GILBERT E. REMO
Chief, RACU 5

04/08/2026

RACU5 Intensifies Public Awareness on Online Grooming and Sextortion Through Radio Program

On August 4, 2026, personnel of the Camarines Sur Provincial Cyber Response Team (CSPCRT), namely PSMS Leah H. Rivera, PSSg Levelyn Balin, and PCpl Mergielyn C. Virata, Women and Children Cybercrime Protection Unit (WCCPU) Investigators, under the leadership of PMAJ Angelo A. Babagay, Team Leader, and the overall supervision of PCOL Gilbert E. Remo, Chief, RACU5, participated in a live radio interview at Radio Caritas Mariae Station, San Felipe, Naga City. They were joined by Ms. Jocelyn G. Agila, RSW, representative of the City Social Welfare and Development Office (CSWDO).

The discussion focused on the increasing incidents of online grooming and sextortion, particularly through social media platforms, messaging applications, and online gaming communities. Listeners were educated on the common tactics employed by offenders who use fake identities to gain the trust of victims before coercing them into sharing personal information or intimate images, which are later used for extortion. The program also emphasized the importance of safeguarding personal information, recognizing the warning signs of online exploitation, exercising caution when interacting with strangers online, and immediately reporting suspicious activities to law enforcement authorities. The activity forms part of RACU5's continuing public information campaign to strengthen cyber resilience and protect vulnerable sectors, especially children and young people, from online exploitation.

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“Online grooming and sextortion are serious crimes that exploit trust, vulnerability, and technology. Protecting our children and communities requires constant vigilance, informed parents, empowered young people, and strong partnerships among law enforcement, schools, and families. Through sustained awareness and timely reporting, we can stop online predators and create a safer digital environment for every Filipino.”
— PCOL GILBERT E. REMO
Chief, RACU 5

04/08/2026

RACU5 Successfully Implements Warrant of Arrest in Catanduanes

On August 4, 2026, personnel of the Catanduanes Provincial Cyber Response Team (CATPCRT), led by PMAJ Angelo A. Babagay, in coordination with personnel of the Pandan Municipal Police Station (MPS) led by PMAJ Renee R. Albao, and under the overall supervision of PCOL Gilbert E. Remo, Chief, RACU5, successfully implemented a Warrant of Arrest against a wanted individual in Brgy. Baldoc, Pandan, Catanduanes.

The warrant, issued by the Regional Trial Court, Fifth Judicial Region, Virac, Catanduanes, was in connection with Criminal Case No. ***** for Violation of Article V, Section 33(a) of Republic Act No. 9484 (Philippine Dental Act of 2007).

Following the lawful implementation of the warrant, the accused was informed of the nature of his arrest and was brought to the Pandan Municipal Police Station for documentation, booking procedures, and subsequent turnover to the court of origin for proper disposition.

The operation underscores RACU5's steadfast commitment to supporting the justice system through the lawful and efficient implementation of court-issued warrants.

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“Every lawful warrant implemented reinforces the rule of law and strengthens public confidence in our justice system. RACU5 remains steadfast in working with our partner law enforcement units to ensure that court orders are executed professionally, lawfully, and with full respect for the rights of every individual. Justice is best served when accountability is carried out with integrity and due process.”
— PCOL GILBERT E. REMO
Chief, RACU 5