28/08/2026
RADIO INTERVIEW | RIPARO NI JUAN
On August 28, 2026, PMAJ JOHN LOUISE SALVADOR S. PACRES, Chief of Police, Tiwi Municipal Police Station, was interviewed by Master Polly, host of the radio program “Riparo ni Juan.”
The interview served as an avenue to inform, educate, and remind the public about the various initiatives, safety measures, and crime-prevention efforts of the Philippine National Police (PNP), particularly those geared toward maintaining peace and order and ensuring public safety during the holiday season.
During the discussion, PMAJ Pacres emphasized the importance of public vigilance, responsible behavior, and active community participation in maintaining a safe and peaceful environment. He encouraged the public to remain alert, especially in crowded and public places, properly secure their homes and properties, exercise caution when traveling, and promptly report any suspicious individuals, activities, or incidents to the nearest police station.
The interview also highlighted the continuing efforts of Tiwi MPS to strengthen police visibility, crime prevention, public safety measures, and community engagement. Through close coordination and partnership with residents, local stakeholders, and other concerned agencies, the police remain committed to addressing safety concerns and preventing criminal activities within the community.
PMAJ Pacres likewise underscored that peace and security cannot be achieved by the police alone. The cooperation, vigilance, and support of every member of the community are essential in creating a safer and more secure environment for everyone.
🎙️ The message is clear: SAFETY IS A SHARED RESPONSIBILITY.
By staying informed, remaining vigilant, following safety measures, and reporting suspicious activities, every citizen can contribute to the prevention of crime and the protection of lives and property.
📺 Catch the full interview soon on JuanTV.net and stay updated on important public safety reminders, police initiatives, and community programs of the Tiwi Municipal Police Station.