DOJ Regional Prosecution Office XI

08/09/2026

04/09/2026

In celebration of the 129th Anniversary of the Department of Justice, the NPS XI honors the dedicated prosecutors and support staff who have devoted many years of faithful service to the Department.

This week, we celebrate the invaluable contributions and years of service of Sr. Assistant City Prosecutor Samuel T. Atencia of the Office of the City Prosecutor (OCP) Davao and Ms. Susannah C. Talingting of the Regional Prosecution Office XI (RPO XI).

Your commitment, dedication, and unwavering service are truly commendable. Thank you for being an integral part of the Department of Justice and for continuing to uphold the ideals of justice and public service.
Congratulations, and thank you for your years of dedicated service! 🇵🇭⚖️

03/09/2026

Secretary Fredderick A. Vida emphasized the DOJ’s commitment to bringing essential justice services closer to the people through the Katarungan Caravan, advancing meaningful access to justice and upholding the rule of law for every Filipino.

01/09/2026

DOJ-NPS Region XI Oath-Taking

The National Prosecution Service – Region XI congratulates Mr. Red Levie A. Pelobillo, Administrative Aide VI, OCP-IGACOS, and Ms. Junalyn P. Juaman, Administrative Aide VI, OCP-Davao City, on taking their oath of office.

We welcome them to the DOJ-NPS XI family and look forward to their valuable contribution to public service, upholding integrity and excellence in the pursuit of justice.

Welcome aboard!

21/08/2026

20/08/2026

STRENGTHENING INTER-AGENCY COOPERATION IN THE FIGHT AGAINST MONEY LAUNDERING AND RELATED OFFENSES

The DOJ-NPS XI, in partnership with the United States Department of Justice – Office of Overseas Prosecutorial Development Assistance and Training (US DOJ-OPDAT), and with the participation of representatives from the Anti-Money Laundering Council (AMLC), conducted a Two-Day Round-Table Discussion on Money Laundering and Related Offenses on 18–19 August 2026.

The activity brought together representatives from various law enforcement and intelligence agencies, including the PNP Criminal Investigation and Detection Group XI (PNP CIDG XI), PNP Police Regional Office XI (PNP PRO XI), PNP Boston Municipal Police Station (PNP Boston MPS), PNP Lupon Municipal Police Station (PNP Lupon MPS), and the National Intelligence Coordinating Agency XI (NICA XI).

The two-day engagement focused on strengthening the participants’ knowledge and practical skills in the proper handling, development, and analysis of cases involving Money Laundering and related offenses.

As part of the program, lecturettes were conducted on the Fundamentals of D.C. 20, Evidence Collection and Gathering, and the Handling of Possible Electronic Evidence Involved. Salient points concerning the Rules on Evidence and other relevant laws and legal principles were discussed to emphasize the importance of ensuring the integrity, admissibility, and competence of evidence gathered during the investigation.

Another set of lecturettes covered the TFPSA, ATA, and the AMLA. These discussions provided the participants with practical guidance in understanding and identifying the different punishable acts covered by these laws, thereby enhancing their ability to recognize and appropriately address possible violations.

More than a training activity, the engagement served as a venue for inter-agency collaboration, knowledge-sharing, and capacity-building. It underscored the importance of coordinated efforts among prosecutors, law enforcement agencies, intelligence units, and other relevant government institutions in effectively addressing Money Laundering and related offenses.

Moving forward, the participating agencies remain committed to strengthening cooperation and coordination in the investigation, evidence gathering, and eventual prosecution of Money Laundering cases and related offenses. The activity underscored the importance of continued collaboration and the sharing of legal, investigative, and operational expertise in enhancing their collective capability to uphold the rule of law.

Stronger partnerships. Sounder collaboration. More effective enforcement.

13/08/2026

13/08/2026

Warmest congratulations to Prosecutor Ann Lauren Leomona Weill on taking her oath as the newly appointed Prosecution Attorney for the Office of the City Prosecutor of Panabo City.

Welcome to the Department of Justice – National Prosecution Service XI (DOJ-NPS XI)! May your new role be filled with integrity, dedication, and meaningful service in the pursuit of justice.

Congratulations, Prosecutor Weill, and welcome to DOJ-NPS XI! 🎉⚖️

11/08/2026

🎉 Celebrate Kadayawan with IACAT XI & DOJAC XI!

Heading to Magsaysay Park for the festivities? Drop by the Inter-Agency Council Against Trafficking XI (IACAT XI) and DOJ Action Center (DOJAC) booth! We’re here to serve and protect the community with free legal guidance and vital awareness resources.
Available Services:
⚖️ FREE Legal Assistance & Counseling
📚 Distribution of Awareness & Educational Materials
Anti-Trafficking Information
Anti-OSAEC / CSAEM Protection Resources
Dates to Visit:
📅 August 12, 13, 18, 19, & 20
📍 Location: Magsaysay Park, Davao City
Together, let’s foster a safer, more vigilant Davao City while honoring our rich cultural heritage, bountiful harvests, and vibrant community spirit. See you there! 🌺🥀🧺🍍🍌🦅

07/08/2026

DAVAO CITY – August 7, 2026 – The Department of Justice – National Prosecution Service Region XI (DOJ-NPS XI) successfully conducted a Training on Basic Records Management on August 6, 2026, as part of its continuing commitment to strengthen records administration and improve the delivery of public service.

The training was facilitated by a resource speaker from the Civil Service Commission (CSC) Regional Office XI, who shared valuable insights on the fundamental principles and best practices in records management. The session highlighted the importance of maintaining organized, accurate, and accessible records to promote efficiency, accountability, transparency, and compliance with government policies on records administration.

Participants from the DOJ-NPS XI actively engaged in discussions on records classification, filing systems, records retention and disposition, proper handling of official documents, and the role of records management in supporting effective governance and public service.

The activity also emphasized the significance of safeguarding government records as essential sources of information and evidence, ensuring their availability for operational, legal, and historical purposes.

Through this learning initiative, DOJ-NPS XI reaffirmed its commitment to enhancing the competencies of its personnel and fostering a culture of excellence, professionalism, and integrity in records management. The knowledge and skills gained from the training are expected to contribute to more efficient office operations and improved service delivery to the public.