Biliran PMFC

05/09/2026

05/09/2026

2ND PLATOON BPMFC ARRESTS TWO SUSPECTS FOR ALLEGED THREATS, FI****MS VIOLATION IN KAWAYAN

CAMP DADIZON, NAVAL, BILIRAN – Personnel of the 2nd Platoon, Biliran Provincial Mobile Force Company (BPMFC), arrested two suspects involving alleged threats with the use of fi***rm and violation of Republic Act No. 10591, or the Comprehensive Fi****ms and Am******on Regulation Act, during a police response at about 2:30 AM on September 5, 2026, in Brgy. Villa Cornejo, Kawayan, Biliran.

Arrested were alias “Desio,” 47, a backhoe operator and alleged owner of a .38 caliber Smith & Wesson revolver without serial number and his cohorts alias “We,” 40, both residents of Brgy. Mapuyo, Kawayan, Biliran.

Initial investigation disclosed that the complainant, alias “Rosa,” 28, an OFW and resident of Brgy. San Lorenzo, Kawayan together with her friends were having a drinking session when the suspects arrived and joined the group. During the incident, one of the suspects allegedly placed a fi***rm on the table in front of the complainant, causing fear and prompting her to seek police assistance.

Responding personnel proceeded to the area and conducted a search. The fi***rm was subsequently turned over to the police by a resident who had earlier received it from another individual who reportedly took possession of the weapon before the arrival of the responding officers.

Recovered were one .38 caliber revolver, one live 9mm am******on, two live .38 caliber am******on, and one fired 9mm cartridge.

Both suspects were brought to the Kawayan Municipal Police Station for documentation and proper disposition and were subsequently referred to the Rural Health Unit for medical examination.

PCOL ALEX F DELOS SANTOS, Provincial Director, BPPO, commended the responding personnel for their prompt action, emphasizing that immediate police response and effective operations are essential in preventing threats and maintaining peace and order in the community. “We will continue to ensure prompt police response and decisive action against threats to public safety. Our personnel remain committed to upholding the law and protecting the community,” he added.

The successful police response highlights the Biliran Police Provincial Office’s commitment to the PNP Focused Agenda, particularly Enhance Managing Police Operations (EMPO), through prompt police action, effective operational coordination, and strict enforcement of laws to ensure public safety and maintain peace and order.

Through these efforts, the BPPO continues to uphold its commitment to realizing and sustaining the “Bagong PNP para sa Bagong Pilipinas: Serbisyong Mabilis, Tapat, at Nararamdaman.”

For police assistance, inquiries, or reports, please visit our office or contact us through the following:

▪️ Unified Emergency Hotline, Dial: 911
▪️ BPPO Hotline No. - 09274523902 (Globe) / 09471473364 (Smart)
▪️ Facebook Account - Biliran Provincial Pulis
▪️ Email address - [email protected]

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05/09/2026

DRONE PATROL
September 5, 2026

IN VIDEO // At about 01:00 PM of this date, BPMFC personnel under the direct supervision of PMAJ JOVIERICK S DECAPIA, Officer In-Charge conducted drone patrol at Brgy. Magbangon, Cabucgayan, Biliran.

These drone patrol operations enable BPMFC to maintain real-time situational awareness, allowing police units to monitor key areas, detect suspicious activities, and identify potential security threats promptly. Through aerial surveillance, field officers are better equipped to deploy personnel efficiently, strengthen police visibility, and respond swiftly to incidents affecting public order and security.
This activity is part of the PNP's continuous campaign in promoting a safer community through visible and proactive law enforcement presence.
IN CASE OF EMERGENCY PLEASE CALL 911 OR CALL BPMFC HOTLINE: 0998-598-8225

05/09/2026

Biliran PMFC Arrests Individuals for Alleged Threats and Violation Comprehensive Fi****ms and Am******on Regulation Act (R.A 10591)

SAN ROQUE, BILIRAN – The Biliran Provincial Mobile Force Company (BPMFC) under the leadership of PMAJ JOVIERICKS DECAPIA, Officer In-Charge, arrested two (2) individuals for an alleged threat with the use of fi***rm at about 02:30 am today, September 5, 2026 at Brgy. Villa Cornejo, Kawayan, Biliran.

Complainant personally appeared at 2nd Maneuver Platoon based at Brgy. Madao, Kawayan, Biliran, earlier today, September 5, 2026 seeking police assistance on an alleged threat involving fi***rms. Initial investigation disclosed that the complainant, alias “Rosa,” 28 years old, an OFW and resident of Brgy. San Lorenzo, Kawayan together with her friends were having a drinking session when the suspects arrived and joined the group. During the incident, one of the suspects allegedly placed a fi***rm on the table in front of the complainant, causing fear and prompting her to seek police assistance.

Responding personnel proceeded to the area and conducted a search. The fi***rm was subsequently turned over to the police by a resident who had earlier received it from another individual who reportedly took possession of the weapon before the arrival of the responding officers.

Recovered were one .38 caliber revolver, one live 9mm am******on, two live .38 caliber am******on, and one fired 9mm cartridge.

The arrested individuals were alias “Desio,” 47 years old, a backhoe operator and alleged owner of a .38 caliber Smith & Wesson revolver without serial number and his cohort alias “We,” unemployed, 40 years old, both residents of Brgy. Mapuyo, Kawayan, Biliran.

The arrested individuals were duly informed of their constitutional rights in a dialect known to them and subsequently brought to Kawayan MPS Station for documentation and proper disposition.

"As we remain aggressive in our anti-criminality campaign and campaign against loose fi***rms, I encourage the public to continuously support us and immediately report incidents specially involving fi***rms" said PMAJ DECAPIA”.

This success underscores the unwavering resolve of the Biliran PMFC to protect communities, uphold the rule of law, and sustain public trust through proactive law enforcement initiatives.

For police assistance, inquiries, or reports, please visit our office or contact us through the following:

Hotline No. -09985988225
Facebook Account - Biliran PMFC
Email Address - [email protected]

05/09/2026

BPMFC INTENSIFIES POLICE PRESENCE IN SCHOOLS
September 5, 2026

IN PHOTOS // As part of the Philippine National Police (PNP) anti-criminality campaign, personnel of the Biliran Provincial Mobile Force Company (PMFC) under the leadership of PMAJ JOVIERICK S DECAPIA, Officer In-Charge, intensifies police presence across various educational institutions in the province to strengthen security measures and promote a safe and secure learning environment.

The activity aimed to enhance collaboration between the police and school authorities, address security concerns, and reinforce crime prevention initiatives within school premises. Through continuous coordination and engagement, the PMFC seeks to ensure the protection and welfare of students, teachers, and school personnel.
Biliran PMFC remains committed to fostering strong partnerships with educational institutions in maintaining peace and order and ensuring a safe environment conducive to learning.

05/09/2026

LAW ENFORCEMENT CHECKPOINT
September 4, 2026

IN VIDEO // At about 10:32 AM of this date, BPMFC personnel led by PSMS Alipio Pantas Jr, under the direct supervision of PMAJ JOVIERICK S DECAPIA, Officer In-Charge conducted Checkpoint at 3rd MP, Brgy. Villa Consuelo Naval, Biliran.

This activity is carried out to enable BPMFC personnel to ensure public safety, enforce traffic laws and serve as a deterrent to criminal activities. This activity is in accordance with the guidelines of the PNP while ensuring the rights of all individuals throughout the operation.

This activity is part of the PNP's continuous campaign in promoting a safer community through visible and proactive law enforcement presence.
IN CASE OF EMERGENCY PLEASE CALL 911 OR CALL BPMFC HOTLINE: 0998-598-8225

05/09/2026

DIALOGUE
September 5, 2026

IN PHOTOS || BPMFC personnel led by PSMS Alipio Pantas Jr, under the supervision of PMAJ JOVIERICK S DECAPIA, Officer In-Charge, conducted Information Operation through dialogue while conducting checkpoint operation at Brgy. Villa Consuelo, Naval Biliran.

This proactive initiative sought to raise public awareness and enhance community safety by addressing common concerns such as traffic laws and ordinances, crime prevention, stabbing incidents, traffic related issues, road safety tips and safer cities initiatives.

05/09/2026

FOOT PATROL
September 5, 2026

IN VIDEO || At about 07:34 AM of this date, Personnel of Biliran Provincial Mobile Force Company (BPMFC) under the supervision of PMAJ JOVIERICK S DECAPIA, Officer In-Charge, conducted foot patrol and police presence operation at Lucsoon National High School, Brgy. Lucsoon, Naval, Biliran.

This proactive policing effort focuses on bolstering public safety, deterring potential criminal activities, and building community trust through visible and responsive law enforcement presence.
Such operations align with standard Philippine National Police strategies to enhance visibility in local areas like barangays, schools and other strategic places.
IN CASE OF EMERGENCY, PLEASE CALL 911 or call BPMFC Hotline 0998-598-225

05/09/2026

FOOT PATROL
September 5, 2026

IN VIDEO || At about 06:29 AM of this date, Personnel of Biliran Provincial Mobile Force Company (BPMFC) under the supervision of PMAJ JOVIERICK S DECAPIA, Officer In-Charge, conducted foot patrol and police presence operation at Biliran National Agricultural High School Brgy. San Isidro, Biliran, Biliran.

This proactive policing effort focuses on bolstering public safety, deterring potential criminal activities, and building community trust through visible and responsive law enforcement presence.
Such operations align with standard Philippine National Police strategies to enhance visibility in local areas like barangays, schools and other strategic places.
IN CASE OF EMERGENCY, PLEASE CALL 911 or call BPMFC Hotline 0998-598-225