Volunteers Against Crime & Corruption Olongapo Zambales Chapter

28/05/2026

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VACC and NBI Forge Stronger Alliance Against Crime and Corruption

The Volunteers Against Crime and Corruption (VACC), led by Founding Chairman and President Arsenio "Boy" Evangelista, Jr., and the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) under the leadership of Director Atty. Melvin "MAMBA" A. Matibag, formally strengthened their partnership in the fight against crime and corruption during a meeting held today, April 27, 2026, at the NBI Central Office in Pasay City.

This renewed alliance underscores the shared commitment of civil society and law enforcement to intensify collaborative efforts in safeguarding communities, advancing transparency, and ensuring accountability in governance. The initiative is aligned with the directive of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr., who has consistently called for stronger public-private collaboration to eradicate crime and corruption and to uphold responsive, people-centered governance.

Director Matibag emphasized the importance of unity in this mission:

“Ang laban kontra krimen at korapsyon ay hindi lamang tungkulin ng NBI kundi responsibilidad nating lahat. Sa pakikipagtulungan ng VACC, mas lalo nating mapapalakas ang ating kampanya para sa mas ligtas at mas maayos na lipunan,” said Director Matibag.

Evangelista, for his part, reaffirmed VACC’s role as a vigilant partner of government institutions, stressing that civil society must remain proactive in ensuring justice and accountability.

By working hand in hand, VACC and NBI aim to strengthen public trust and deliver concrete results in building a safer, more accountable Philippines—an effort firmly rooted in the President’s call for integrity, transparency, and genuine service to the Filipino people.

23/05/2026

Happy Birthday Jepro Julian God bless you with good health and long life.

16/05/2026

Good job PNP Zambales Police Provincial Office

MGA PANGUNAHING SUSPEK SA STA CRUZ MASSACRE,
ARESTADO SA SIMULTANEOUS MANHUNT OPERATION NG ZAMBALES PNP!

Timbog na ang mga pangunahing suspek sa kagimbal-gimbal na krimen sa bayan ng Sta Cruz na pumatay sa tatlong katao noong Disyembre 9, 2024.

Matatandaan na natagpuang walang buhay si Dra. Metra, kanyang tatlong (3) buwang gulang na anak, at ang kanilang katulong sa kanilang bahay sa Purok Maralucap, Barangay Pagatpat, Sta Cruz, Zambales. Matapos ang ilan buwan ay lumutang ang isang testigo na positibong kumilala sa mga suspek. Ang kanyang testimonya ang isa sa mga naging susi upang mapagtagpi-tagpi ang mga pangyayari sa naturang krimen.

Matapos ang masusing imbestigasyon ng Sta Cruz PNP, sa pangunguna ni PCOL BENJAMIN P ARIOLA, Provincial Director, at masinsin na case build up katuwang ang Office of the Provincial Prosector, tagumpay na nasampahan ng kasong paglabag sa Art. 246 o “Parricide” ng Revised Penal Code at nailabas ang kanilang Warrant of Arrest ng RTC Branch 70, noong Mayo 13, 2026.

Naaresto ang suspek, na asawa ng biktimang si Dra. Metra, ng Sta Cruz PNP sa Brgy. San Vicente, Baguio City noong Mayo 15, 2026. Habang sa isa pang sumunod na manhunt operation, nasakote naman ang isa pang suspek sa Purok Barracuda, Brgy. Pagatpat, Sta Cruz, Zambales na mahaharap rin sa kasong “Parricide” bilang co-conspirator at “Murder” para sa iba pang biktima

Kasalukuyang nasa kustodiya ng Sta Cruz MPS ang mga suspek habang ihihahanda ang mga kaukulang dokumento ng kanilang mga kaso.

“Binabati ko po ang ating mga kapulisan, lalo na po sa Sta Cruz MPS para sa matagumpay na pag aresto ng mga salarin ng kagimbal gimbal na krimeng ito at solved na po ang kaso. Nagpapasalamat din po ako sa kooperasyon ng kapulisan ng Baguio City. Makakaasa po ang ating mga kababayan na hindi titigil ang kapulisan ng Zambales sa pagtugis sa lahat ng mga nagtatago sa batas hanggang sa makamit ng mga biktima ang hustisya.” Pahayag ni PCOL ARIOLA

13/05/2026

𝗣𝗨𝗕𝗟𝗜𝗖 𝗔𝗗𝗩𝗜𝗦𝗢𝗥𝗬 |

Nanawagan ang Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency sa publiko na maging mapanuri at makiisa sa kampanya laban sa ilegal na droga sa pamamagitan ng pagbibigay ng impormasyon sa mga awtoridad.

Ayon sa ahensya, mahalaga ang kooperasyon ng bawat mamamayan upang mapigilan ang paglaganap ng ilegal na gawain na nagdudulot ng panganib sa komunidad.

"Huwag manahimik. Ang bawat impormasyon ay mahalaga para sa kaligtasan ng lahat.”

Patuloy ding pinaaalalahanan ang publiko na ang simpleng pag-uulat ay maaaring makatulong upang makapagligtas ng buhay at mapanatili ang kaayusan at kapayapaan sa bansa.

07/05/2026

Happy birthday to our Public Information Officer DJ Thompson Andrada Gatdula

04/05/2026

Patuloy po tayong mag bantay sa usapin na ito.

27/04/2026

VACC and NBI Forge Stronger Alliance Against Crime and Corruption

The Volunteers Against Crime and Corruption (VACC), led by Founding Chairman and President Arsenio "Boy" Evangelista, Jr., and the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) under the leadership of Director Atty. Melvin "MAMBA" A. Matibag, formally strengthened their partnership in the fight against crime and corruption during a meeting held today, April 27, 2026, at the NBI Central Office in Pasay City.

This renewed alliance underscores the shared commitment of civil society and law enforcement to intensify collaborative efforts in safeguarding communities, advancing transparency, and ensuring accountability in governance. The initiative is aligned with the directive of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr., who has consistently called for stronger public-private collaboration to eradicate crime and corruption and to uphold responsive, people-centered governance.

Director Matibag emphasized the importance of unity in this mission:

“Ang laban kontra krimen at korapsyon ay hindi lamang tungkulin ng NBI kundi responsibilidad nating lahat. Sa pakikipagtulungan ng VACC, mas lalo nating mapapalakas ang ating kampanya para sa mas ligtas at mas maayos na lipunan,” said Director Matibag.

Evangelista, for his part, reaffirmed VACC’s role as a vigilant partner of government institutions, stressing that civil society must remain proactive in ensuring justice and accountability.

By working hand in hand, VACC and NBI aim to strengthen public trust and deliver concrete results in building a safer, more accountable Philippines—an effort firmly rooted in the President’s call for integrity, transparency, and genuine service to the Filipino people.

27/04/2026

That’s meaningful work. VACC standing with NBI against crime and corruption — especially under Atty. Melvin Matibag’s directorship — is a strong signal.

The fight takes grit, and volunteers showing up makes the difference. Saludo to you and the whole VACC team 🙏

VACC and NBI Forge Stronger Alliance Against Crime and Corruption

The Volunteers Against Crime and Corruption (VACC), led by Founding Chairman and President Arsenio "Boy" Evangelista, Jr., and the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) under the leadership of Director Atty. Melvin "MAMBA" A. Matibag, formally strengthened their partnership in the fight against crime and corruption during a meeting held today, April 27, 2026, at the NBI Central Office in Pasay City.

This renewed alliance underscores the shared commitment of civil society and law enforcement to intensify collaborative efforts in safeguarding communities, advancing transparency, and ensuring accountability in governance. The initiative is aligned with the directive of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr., who has consistently called for stronger public-private collaboration to eradicate crime and corruption and to uphold responsive, people-centered governance.

Director Matibag emphasized the importance of unity in this mission:

“Ang laban kontra krimen at korapsyon ay hindi lamang tungkulin ng NBI kundi responsibilidad nating lahat. Sa pakikipagtulungan ng VACC, mas lalo nating mapapalakas ang ating kampanya para sa mas ligtas at mas maayos na lipunan,” said Director Matibag.

Evangelista, for his part, reaffirmed VACC’s role as a vigilant partner of government institutions, stressing that civil society must remain proactive in ensuring justice and accountability.

By working hand in hand, VACC and NBI aim to strengthen public trust and deliver concrete results in building a safer, more accountable Philippines—an effort firmly rooted in the President’s call for integrity, transparency, and genuine service to the Filipino people.