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PCOL CAQUILALA Pays Courtesy to Sangguniang Panlalawigan MembersCAMP BANTUG, MAASIN CITY — On September 4, 2026, PCOL EM...
04/09/2026

PCOL CAQUILALA Pays Courtesy to Sangguniang Panlalawigan Members

CAMP BANTUG, MAASIN CITY — On September 4, 2026, PCOL EMMANUEL P CAQUILALA, Officer-In-Charge of the Southern Leyte Police Provincial Office, paid a courtesy call to the members of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan of Southern Leyte.

The courtesy visit underscored the shared commitment of the Philippine National Police (PNP) and the provincial government to strengthen partnership and enhance coordination in promoting peace, public safety, and sustainable development in the province.

The engagement also provided an opportunity to foster stronger collaboration and reinforce collective efforts in addressing peace and order concerns for the benefit and welfare of the people of Southern Leyte.

Through continued coordination and partnership with local government stakeholders, the SLPPO remains committed to delivering responsive, effective, and community-oriented police service toward a safer and more peaceful Southern Leyte.




Southern Leyte Operatives Apprehend Eastern Visayas Top 10 Fugitive for Child AbuseCAMP BANTUG, MAASIN CITY – In its rel...
04/09/2026

Southern Leyte Operatives Apprehend Eastern Visayas Top 10 Fugitive for Child Abuse

CAMP BANTUG, MAASIN CITY – In its relentless campaign against wanted persons, the Southern Leyte Police Provincial Office under the leadership of PCOL EMMANUEL P CAQUILALA, Officer-In-Charge, successfully conducted a Manhunt Charlie Operation on September 3, 2026, in Quezon City, Philippines, resulting in the apprehension of the Region’s Top 10 Most Wanted Person for Lascivious Conduct under Republic Act No. 7610.

The arrested individual is a 44-year-old male, married, carpenter, and presently residing in Brgy. Caingin, Santa Rosa, Laguna. He is a native of Brgy. Bunga, Bontoc, Southern Leyte.

The successful operation was carried out by joint elements of the 1st Southern Leyte Provincial Mobile Force Company (1st SLPMFC) as the lead unit, together with personnel of Police Station 11, Galas Police Station, Quezon City Police District (QCPD), National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO), in coordination with the Bontoc Municipal Police Station.

The accused was apprehended by virtue of a Warrant of Arrest (WOA) for the crime of Lascivious Conduct under Section 5(b) of Republic Act No. 7610, docketed under Criminal Case Nos. 21-12-5595 and 21-12-5596. The warrant was issued by the Presiding Judge of the Regional Trial Court, 8th Judicial Region, Bulwagan ng Katarungan, Branch 25, City of Maasin, Southern Leyte, with a recommended bail of Php 200,000.00 for each criminal case.

Following his arrest, the accused was brought to Police Station 11, Galas Police Station, QCPD, NCRPO, for proper documentation and disposition prior to his turnover to the issuing court.

The SLPPO remains steadfast in its mandate to uphold the law, protect the vulnerable, and ensure that justice is served. The public is likewise encouraged to continue supporting law enforcement efforts by providing timely and reliable information on the whereabouts of wanted persons and other individuals involved in criminal activities.




03/09/2026

Official Statement on the Reported Presence of Armed Civilians at an Albuera Checkpoint

PBGEN JASON L CAPOY, Regional Director, Police Regional Office 8, has directed an impartial and thorough investigation into the reported presence of armed civilians at a police checkpoint in Albuera, Leyte, to determine the facts and ascertain compliance with PNP protocols and procedures.

Pending the investigation, the police personnel assigned at the border control point have been relieved from their posts, while appropriate administrative action has been recommended concerning the Chief of Police.

RD CAPOY emphasized that the PNP shall not tolerate any act that violates established policies, operational protocols, and ethical standards. Personnel found accountable for any infraction shall face appropriate administrative or legal action in accordance with existing laws, rules, and regulations.

PRO 8 assures the public that the matter is being addressed with impartiality and transparency, and that PRO 8 remains firm in upholding discipline and accountability in the police service.
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LOOK: Personnel of the Philippine Coast Guard Maasin City and Liloan Stations paid a courtesy call to PCOL EMMANUEL P CA...
03/09/2026

LOOK: Personnel of the Philippine Coast Guard Maasin City and Liloan Stations paid a courtesy call to PCOL EMMANUEL P CAQUILALA, Officer-In-Charge, today.

The courtesy call provided an opportunity to discuss matters of mutual concern and further strengthen inter-agency coordination and cooperation.




IN PHOTOS: In line with the National Crime Prevention Week Celebration, PMAJ ALDOUS DEXTER M ROA, AC, PCADU together wit...
03/09/2026

IN PHOTOS: In line with the National Crime Prevention Week Celebration, PMAJ ALDOUS DEXTER M ROA, AC, PCADU together with PMAJ BARNIE S CATIG, AC, PIDMU; PMAJ RYAN C DELIMA, AC, POU and Maasin City Police Station personnel under the supervision of PCOL EMMANUEL P CAQUILALA, Officer-In-Charge, participated in the Nationwide Simultaneous School Safety Drill held at Asuncion Integrated School on September 3, 2026.

The police officers served as evaluators of the activity, assessing the preparedness, coordination, and response of the school community during the conduct of the drill. Their participation aimed to ensure that established safety and emergency response protocols were properly observed and effectively implemented.

The activity underscores the importance of strengthening school preparedness, promoting a culture of safety, and enhancing coordination among school authorities, law enforcement, and other stakeholders in addressing emergencies and ensuring the protection and well-being of learners, teaching personnel, and the entire school community.




Southern Leyte PPO Conducts Bloodletting ActivityCAMP BANTUG, MAASIN CITY – The Southern Leyte Police Provincial Office,...
03/09/2026

Southern Leyte PPO Conducts Bloodletting Activity

CAMP BANTUG, MAASIN CITY – The Southern Leyte Police Provincial Office, led by PCOL EMMANUEL P CAQUILALA, Officer-In-Charge, conducted a bloodletting activity in line with its emerging best practice, “Dugo Ko, Kinabuhi Mo” (Show Your Love, Share Your Blood, Save Lives), on September 3, 2026, at the SLPPO Covered Court, Camp Bantug, Maasin City.

The activity was conducted in partnership with the Philippine Red Cross – Southern Leyte Chapter and was facilitated by Dr. EFFIE NADINE S. MAGALE, M.D., FPCP, a member of the PAGPTD.

The bloodletting activity was actively participated in by personnel from the SLPPO, National Support Units, Bureau of Fire Protection, Philippine Coast Guard, KARANCHO, Saint Joseph College (SJC) Criminology interns, and other civilian personnel. A total of 60 individuals, composed of uniformed and civilian personnel, successfully donated blood during the activity.

The initiative reflects the SLPPO’s continuing commitment to promoting volunteerism, strengthening partnerships with stakeholders, and supporting life-saving humanitarian efforts. Through “Dugo Ko, Kinabuhi Mo,” the SLPPO encourages its personnel and partners to extend a helping hand to individuals in need and contribute to the community’s blood supply.




SLPPO Nabs 4 Wanted Persons in One Day Police OperationCAMP BANTUG, MAASIN CITY – In its intensified campaign against wa...
03/09/2026

SLPPO Nabs 4 Wanted Persons in One Day Police Operation

CAMP BANTUG, MAASIN CITY – In its intensified campaign against wanted persons, the Southern Leyte Police Provincial Office , under the leadership of PCOL EMMANUEL P CAQUILALA, Officer-In-Charge, successfully apprehended three (3) Other Wanted Persons in separate police operations conducted provincewide as part of the Manhunt Charlie operation.

In Sogod, Southern Leyte, personnel of Sogod MPS arrested the province's No. 8 Most Wanted Person (MWP). The accused is a 16 years old, single and ALS student by virtue of Warrant of Arrest for Attempted R**e, issued by the Presiding Judge, RTC, Eight Judicial Region, Branch 39, Sogod, Southern Leyte with recommended bail of Php 120,000.00.

Elements of the 2nd Southern Leyte Provincial Mobile Force Company (SLPMFC), as the Lead Unit, together with personnel of Hinunangan Municipal Police Station (MPS), arrested a 38-year-old male, single, seaman, and resident of Brgy. Mercedes, Silago, Southern Leyte. The accused was apprehended by virtue of a Warrant of Arrest for Reckless Imprudence Resulting in Damage to Property with Slight Physical Injuries, issued by the Presiding Judge of the Municipal Trial Court, Eighth Judicial Region, Dulag, Leyte, with a recommended bail of Php 3,000.00.

Meanwhile, the Maasin City Police Station Tracker Team apprehended a 28-year-old male, single, motorcab driver, and resident of Brgy. Asuncion, Maasin City. The operation was conducted by virtue of a Warrant of Arrest for Violation of Municipal Ordinance, Section 1, Paragraph (A), Article 10 of Municipal Ordinance No. 2017-02, issued by the Presiding Judge of the Municipal Circuit Trial Court, Eighth Judicial Region, Macrohon-Padre Burgos-Limasawa.

In a separate operation, joint personnel of Macrohon MPS, as the Lead Unit, together with the SLPPO-Provincial Intelligence Unit (PIU), arrested a 33-year-old male, single, jobless, and resident of Brgy. Ilihan, Macrohon, Southern Leyte. The accused was apprehended by virtue of a Warrant of Arrest for Violation of Municipal Ordinance, Section 1, Paragraph (A), Article 10 of Municipal Ordinance No. 2017-02, issued by the Presiding Judge of the Municipal Circuit Trial Court, Eighth Judicial Region, Macrohon-Padre Burgos-Limasawa.

The three (3) arrested individuals were brought to the respective police stations for proper documentation prior turn-over to their turn-over to the issuing court.

The successful operations underscore the SLPPO’s sustained commitment to intensifying its manhunt operations and ensuring that wanted persons are brought before the courts to face the charges against them. The SLPPO remains steadfast in its mission to strengthen law enforcement efforts, uphold the rule of law, and ensure a safer and more secure Southern Leyte for all.




Southern Leyte Cops Track Down Province’s No. 8 Most Wanted Person for Attempted R**eCAMP BANTUG, MAASIN CITY – In the i...
03/09/2026

Southern Leyte Cops Track Down Province’s No. 8 Most Wanted Person for Attempted R**e

CAMP BANTUG, MAASIN CITY – In the intensified campaign against wanted persons, the Southern Leyte Police Provincial Office under the leadership of PCOL EMMANUEL P CAQUILALA, Officer-In-Charge, successfully apprehended the province’s No. 8 Most Wanted Person through a Manhunt Charlie operation conducted on September 2, 2026 in Sogod, Southern Leyte.

The arrested individual is a 16-year-old male, single and a resident of the said municipality. He was apprehended by personnel of Sogod Municipal Police Station and by virtue of a warrant of arrest issued by the Presiding Judge, RTC Branch 39, Sogod, Southern Leyte for the crime of Attempted R**e, with recommended bail set P120,000.00.

Following his arrest, the accused was brought to the custody of Sogod MPS for documentation and proper disposition prior his turn-over to the issuing court.

The successful operation underscores the SLPPO’s commitment to locating and apprehending wanted persons and ensuring that individuals who are facing criminal charges are brought before the proper judicial authorities. It also highlights the continued efforts of police personnel across the province in strengthening law enforcement operations across the province.




02/09/2026

PNP, PARTNER AGENCIES ARREST 5 SUSPECTS, SEIZE NEARLY 95 KILOS OF DRUGS WITH P144.7-M SDP IN ONE-DAY OPS

Nearly 95 kilograms of suspected illegal drugs with a combined Standard Drug Price (SDP) of P144.765 million were seized in separate operations conducted by the Philippine National Police (PNP) and its partner agencies in Metro Manila, Western Visayas, and CALABARZON on September 1, 2026.

The biggest seizure was recorded at the Customs Secondary Inspection Area of the Customs International Arrival Area, Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 3 in Pasay City, where authorities recovered a combined 94.561 kilograms of suspected Ma*****na Kush with an SDP of P141.841 million.

The shipment was initially flagged during X-ray inspection after presenting a suspicious image. A subsequent K-9 screening indicated the possible presence of illegal drugs, leading to a manual inspection and the recovery of the suspected contraband. The seized items were turned over to the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency Laboratory Service for proper documentation and disposition.

In Western Visayas, a buy-bust operation in Estancia, Iloilo resulted in the arrest of four individuals and the recovery of approximately 230 grams of suspected shabu, with an SDP of P1.564 million. Meanwhile, a separate operation in Batangas City led to the arrest of a 31-year-old male and the recovery of approximately 200 grams of suspected shabu, with an SDP of P1.36 million.

Chief PNP Police General Jose Melencio C. Nartatez Jr. underscored the importance of sustained coordination and vigilance in keeping illegal drugs from reaching communities.

“Malaking bagay ang bawat successful operation dahil bawat nakukuhang droga ay isang pagkakataong hindi na ito makarating sa ating mga kababayan. We will continue working with our partner agencies, always within the bounds of the law and with respect for due process,” PGen Nartatez said.

The operations form part of the PNP’s continuing implementation of its Focused Agenda, particularly under Enhanced Managing Police Operations, which promotes coordinated and responsive police action against threats to public safety.

The PNP continues to support the administration of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. in strengthening law enforcement efforts while upholding due process, accountability, and respect for the rights of all persons.

Through sustained operations and close coordination with partner agencies, the PNP remains committed to its mandate and to the “Bagong PNP para sa Bagong Pilipinas: Serbisyong Mabilis, Tapat, at Nararamdaman.”

(PNP-PIO)

02/09/2026

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