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06/09/2026

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05/09/2026

05/09/2026

NATIONWIDE WARRANT OPERATIONS NET 15 MOST WANTED PERSONS

The Philippine National Police (PNP) arrested 15 wanted persons in separate operations conducted across several regions from 8:00 AM on September 3 to 8:00 AM on September 4, 2026, reinforcing its continuing efforts to implement court-issued warrants and support the orderly progress of criminal cases.

In Zamboanga City and Zamboanga del Sur, police arrested a No. 3 wanted person facing a r**e case in Zamboanga City, followed by a No. 8 wanted person in Pagadian City, also facing a r**e case. In Zamboanga City, another No. 9 wanted person was arrested for r**e, while in Zamboanga Sibugay, a No. 4 wanted person was arrested in connection with cases involving qualified r**e of a minor and sexual assault.

In Agusan del Sur, a No. 6 wanted person was arrested in Esperanza for two counts of statutory r**e. In Surigao del Sur, a No. 1 wanted person was arrested in Lianga for acts of lasciviousness in relation to Republic Act No. 7610. Meanwhile, in Eastern Samar, police arrested a No. 3 wanted person facing a statutory r**e case.

In the Cordillera Administrative Region, a No. 4 wanted person was arrested in Lagawe, Ifugao, for two counts of statutory r**e. In Cebu City, police arrested a No. 1 wanted person facing an attempted murder case, with bail recommended at ₱120,000.00.

In the Davao Region, police served warrants against a No. 4 wanted person facing nine counts of qualified r**e and a No. 3 wanted person facing a syndicated estafa case. Both were located at custodial facilities when the warrants were implemented.

In the National Capital Region, a No. 10 wanted person was arrested in Mandaluyong City for violation of Section 11, Article II of Republic Act No. 9165, or the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002. In Cavite, police also arrested a regional-level Most Wanted Person for violation of Section 5, Article II of the same law. The latter warrant carried no recommended bail.

The PNP said the operations were carried out through coordinated efforts of police units in the respective areas, with arrested persons placed under the custody of the appropriate police or custodial facilities for documentation and proper disposition. The arrests were undertaken pursuant to warrants issued by the courts, with bail conditions determined by the courts where applicable.

Chief PNP Police General Jose Melencio C. Nartatez Jr. said the continued implementation of court-issued warrants is part of the PNP’s duty to ensure that cases are properly pursued through the justice system.

“May warrant na galing sa korte, so trabaho natin na ipatupad ito nang maayos at ayon sa batas. We are not here to decide the case. Ang atin lang, gawin nang tama ang ating trabaho, respetuhin ang karapatan ng inaresto, at ipaubaya sa korte ang susunod na proseso,” PGen Nartatez said.

The operations support the PNP Focused Agenda, particularly Enhanced Managing Police Operations (EMPO), through coordinated police action against identified priorities while ensuring that operations remain lawful and responsive. These efforts support the peace and security objectives of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. and the administration’s commitment to a safer Philippines.

The PNP reminds the public that persons arrested pursuant to warrants remain entitled to due process and all rights guaranteed by law. The public is encouraged to provide relevant information through proper police channels and cooperate with authorities in maintaining peace and order in their communities.

Through sustained and lawful operations, the PNP continues to uphold the rule of law and strengthen public safety in keeping with its commitment to a Bagong PNP para sa Bagong Pilipinas: Serbisyong Mabilis, Tapat at Nararamdaman.

(PNP-PIO)

05/09/2026

₱147.4-M SUSPECTED MA*****NA KUSH INTERCEPTED IN SUBIC SEAPORT OPERATION

Nearly 100 kilograms of suspected Ma*****na Kush worth an estimated ₱147.48 million were intercepted in a joint seaport interdiction operation in Subic, underscoring the continuing efforts of law enforcement agencies to prevent dangerous drugs from reaching communities.

The operation was conducted at about 6:05 p.m. on September 2, 2026 at the Subic Bay Yacht Club by the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA), Philippine National Police (PNP), Bureau of Customs, and other participating units.

During the inspection of a yacht, a PDEA Narcotic Detection Dog indicated the possible presence of dangerous drugs. This led authorities to an area where 89 plastic bags containing suspected Ma*****na Kush were discovered.

The seized substance had a total weight of approximately 98,322 grams and an estimated standard drug price of ₱147,483,000.00. The items are currently under the custody of the PDEA Regional Office 3 Laboratory Section for documentation, laboratory examination, and proper disposition.

Chief PNP Police General Jose Melencio C. Nartatez Jr. said the seizure highlights the value of coordinated action, particularly at ports and other entry points where illegal drugs may be transported.

“This is about staying alert and working together. Hindi natin kailangang hintayin na makarating sa mga komunidad ang illegal drugs bago kumilos. When agencies coordinate early and act within the law, we have a better chance of stopping the problem at its source,” PGen Nartatez said.

The operation forms part of the PNP’s implementation of its Focus Agenda, particularly under Enhanced Managing Police Operations, which strengthens coordination, timely action, and effective law enforcement in addressing security concerns.

The PNP will continue to work closely with PDEA, the Bureau of Customs, and other government partners in strengthening interdiction measures while upholding due process and the rights of all persons involved. The public is likewise encouraged to remain vigilant and report information on suspected illegal drug activities through proper authorities.

These continuing efforts support the administration of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. in promoting safer communities and reinforce the PNP’s commitment to a “Bagong PNP para sa Bagong Pilipinas: Serbisyong Mabilis, Tapat at Nararamdaman.”

(PNP-PIO)

05/09/2026

EASTERN VISAYAS’ 4TH AND 5TH MOST WANTED PERSONS FOR R**E FALL IN LUZON

The Philippine National Police, under the command of PNP Chief PGEN Jose Melencio C. Nartatez Jr., arrested two Regional Most Wanted Persons of Region 8 for r**e in separate operations conducted in Quezon Province and Caloocan City on September 3, 2026.

First arrested was alias “Gino,” a 21-year-old Filipino male construction worker and No. 5 Regional Most Wanted Person of Region 8. He was apprehended at Buenaventura Alandy National High School in Barangay Ibabang Bukal, Tayabas, Quezon Province, by virtue of a warrant of arrest for R**e under Article 266-A of the Revised Penal Code, with no bail recommended.

Later that day, alias “Ben,” an 18-year-old Filipino male and No. 4 Regional Most Wanted Person of Region 8, was arrested in Barangay 176, Bagong Silang, Caloocan City. He was likewise apprehended by virtue of a warrant of arrest for R**e under Article 266-A of the Revised Penal Code, with no bail recommended.

The arrests were carried out by personnel of the Regional Intelligence Division–Regional Special Operations Unit 8 (RID-RSOU-8), together with the Area Counterintelligence Section of the Regional Intelligence Division, NCRPO (ACS-RID, NCRPO), in coordination with the Biri Municipal Police Station and other concerned police units. Intelligence gathering, verification, surveillance, and sustained information-sharing enabled the police to track and confirm the whereabouts of the two wanted persons despite their presence outside Region 8.

Following their arrest, both individuals were informed of the nature and cause of their arrest and apprised of their constitutional rights in a language known to and understood by them. They were subsequently brought to the ACS-RID, NCRPO custodial facility at Camp Bagong Diwa, Bicutan, Taguig City, for documentation and proper disposition.

The operation supports the PNP Focused Agenda, which strengthens intelligence-led police operations and accountability, particularly under Enhanced Managing Police Operations.

PGEN Jose Melencio C. Nartatez Jr. said the arrests demonstrate the PNP’s firm resolve to pursue wanted persons regardless of where they may hide.

“Distance and jurisdictional boundaries will not deter our law enforcement efforts. We will use every lawful means available to locate wanted persons and bring them before the proper authorities,” PGEN Nartatez said.

He also underscored the importance of securing justice for victims of serious crimes.

“Hindi titigil ang PNP sa pagtugis sa mga wanted person, saan man sila magtago. Patuloy nating paiigtingin ang ating mga operasyon upang maibigay sa mga biktima ang hustisyang nararapat sa kanila,” he added.

The arrests of Region 8’s No. 4 and No. 5 Most Wanted Persons for r**e underscore the PNP’s firm pursuit of individuals wanted for serious offenses, even beyond their home region.

As the PNP strengthens its campaign against wanted persons under the directive of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr., it assures the public of “Bagong PNP para sa Bagong Pilipinas: Serbisyong Mabilis, Tapat, at Nararamdaman.”

(PNP-PIO)

05/09/2026

₱300K PHONE DEAL UNMASKS MAKATI ROBBERY PLOT: CHINESE NATIONAL, 2 OTHERS COLLARED

The Philippine National Police, under the command of PNP Chief PGEN Jose Melencio C. Nartatez Jr., arrested a Chinese national and two Filipino suspects after an alleged robbery attempt during a ₱300,000.00 cellular phone transaction in Makati City on September 3, 2026.

The suspects were identified as alias “Lulu,” a 27-year-old Chinese national and resident of Pasay City; alias “James,” 19; and alias “Leif,” 24, both residents of Barangay New Lower Bicutan, Taguig City.

The victims met the suspects for the scheduled cellular phone purchase along Amorsolo Street. During the transaction, the suspects allegedly forcibly took one of the victims aboard their vehicle, prompting the other victim to pursue them and call for police assistance. Responding officers intercepted a black Ford Territory and a silver Toyota Fortuner, leading to the arrest of the three suspects before they could leave the vicinity.

Police recovered a Ta**us 9mm pistol loaded with seven live rounds of ammunition and a caliber .38 revolver loaded with three live rounds. Also seized were assorted license plates bearing different plate numbers, cellular phones, personal belongings, two heat-sealed transparent sachets containing approximately 1.8 grams of suspected shabu, and two glass tubes with suspected drug residue.

The suspects underwent mandatory medical examination before being brought to the Makati City Police Station for documentation and proper disposition. Complaints for Attempted Robbery, violations of Republic Act No. 10591 or the Comprehensive Fi****ms and Ammunition Regulation Act, Republic Act No. 9165 or the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002, Republic Act No. 4136 or the Land Transportation and Traffic Code, Grave Coercion, and Usurpation of Authority or Official Functions were referred for appropriate proceedings.

“Police officers must remain vigilant and decisive when criminal activity threatens public safety. This operation demonstrates the importance of immediate police action in preventing an alleged crime from escalating and ensuring that suspects are brought before the proper authorities,” PGEN Nartatez said.

“Hindi natin pahihintulutan na gamitin ang ating bansa bilang lugar ng karahasan at krimen, lalo na kung dayuhan ang sangkot. Anuman ang kanilang lahi o katayuan, mananagot sa batas ang sinumang lalabag dito,” he added.

The operation supports the PNP Focused Agenda, a framework for police transformation that strengthens public safety through decisive law enforcement, particularly Enhanced Managing Police Operations through timely response and prompt apprehension of suspects.

As the PNP strengthens its efforts to prevent crime and protect communities under the directive of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr., it assures the public of “Bagong PNP para sa Bagong Pilipinas: Serbisyong Mabilis, Tapat, at Nararamdaman.”

(PNP-PIO)

05/09/2026

BUKIDNON SEES ANOTHER STEP TOWARD PEACE AS INSURGENT SURRENDERS

The Philippine National Police, under the leadership of PNP Chief PGEN Jose Melencio C. Nartatez Jr., recorded another voluntary surrender in Bukidnon on September 3, 2026, as an insurgent chose to abandon the armed struggle and return to the folds of the law.

The latest development comes just days after the PNP featured the August 26, 2026 surrender of another insurgent in San Fernando, Bukidnon. In that earlier case, alias “Math/Saudi,” a Periodic Status Report-listed member of the dismantled Guerrilla Front 89, surrendered and turned over an improvised 5.56mm revolver loaded with four rounds of ammunition.

In the latest surrender, alias “Tonton,” a 38-year-old married male and member of the Milisyang Bayan of Guerrilla Front 68, Sub-Regional Committee 4, North Central Mindanao Regional Committee, voluntarily yielded to government authorities at the 1004th Maneuver Company (MC), Regional Mobile Force Battalion 10 (RMFB 10) Headquarters in Barangay Tagbak, Talakag, Bukidnon.

He surrendered one improvised shotgun and two rounds of 12-gauge ammunition. The surrender was facilitated by personnel of the 1004th MC, RMFB 10, together with the Bukidnon Provincial Intelligence Unit and Bukidnon Provincial Intelligence Team.

Alias “Tonton” is now under the custody of the 1004th MC for custodial debriefing and individual profiling, while the surrendered firearm and ammunition remain secured by the same unit for proper documentation and disposition.

The latest surrender underscores the sustained efforts of government authorities in Bukidnon to encourage members of armed groups to abandon violence and embrace a peaceful and lawful life. It also reflects the government’s continuing efforts to reduce armed-group influence and strengthen peace and security in communities.

The surrender is aligned with the PNP Focused Agenda, particularly Enhanced Managing Police Operations, which strengthens the PNP’s efforts to address internal security threats, facilitate the peaceful surrender of armed-group members, and help maintain peace and order in affected communities.

PNP Chief PGEN Jose Melencio C. Nartatez Jr. emphasized that every voluntary surrender helps reduce the potential for violence while opening a path toward peace.

“Every surrender is an opportunity to prevent violence and help build safer communities. We will remain firm in protecting the public while supporting those who choose to leave the armed struggle,” PGEN Nartatez said.

He also encouraged other armed-group members to make the same decision.

“Piliin ang kapayapaan kaysa karahasan. Ibaba ang armas at samantalahin ang pagkakataong makabalik sa pamilya at mamuhay nang maayos,” he added.

The latest surrender adds another positive development to the peace and security efforts in Bukidnon, showing that the door remains open for those who choose to abandon armed violence and return to a lawful life.

As the PNP strengthens its efforts to safeguard communities and promote the peaceful return of armed-group members to the folds of the law under the directive of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr., it assures the public of “Bagong PNP para sa Bagong Pilipinas: Serbisyong Mabilis, Tapat, at Nararamdaman.”

(PNP-PIO)

05/09/2026

₱3.2M WORTH OF SUSPECTED SMUGGLED GOODS SEIZED IN SOUTHERN LEYTE, SULU

The Philippine National Police (PNP) seized more than ₱3.2 million worth of suspected smuggled petroleum products and ci******es in separate anti-smuggling operations in Southern Leyte and Sulu on September 3, 2026, resulting in the arrest of two individuals and the recovery of 21 master cases of suspected smuggled ci******es.

In Sogod, Southern Leyte, personnel of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) Southern Leyte Provincial Field Unit and Sogod Municipal Police Station arrested two individuals, both of legal age and Filipino nationals, during an operation at around 5:30 p.m. The operation resulted in the seizure of 10,000 liters of diesel, 5,000 liters of premium gasoline, and 14,000 liters of unleaded gasoline, with a combined estimated market value of ₱2.18 million.

Meanwhile, in Pangutaran, Sulu, police personnel recovered 21 master cases of suspected smuggled ci******es valued at approximately ₱1.029 million during an anti-smuggling operation. The items were found abandoned and were brought to the police station for proper disposition and subsequent turnover to the Bureau of Customs.

Chief PNP Police General Jose Melencio C. Nartatez Jr. said the operations demonstrate the importance of sustained police presence and coordination in protecting communities and legitimate businesses from the effects of illegal trade.

“Every successful operation sends a clear message that illegal trade will not be allowed to undermine legitimate commerce. We act on information, we coordinate with the proper agencies, and we make sure the evidence is properly handled. Trabaho natin ito, at gagawin natin nang maayos,” PGen Nartatez said.

The operations form part of the PNP’s continuing implementation of its Focused Agenda under Enhanced Managing Police Operations (EMPO), strengthening police efforts to address activities that affect public order, lawful commerce, and community welfare. These efforts are likewise consistent with President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.’s commitment to uphold law and order while protecting legitimate economic activity.

The arrested individuals and recovered items are under police custody for appropriate legal proceedings, while the seized ci******es in Sulu are being prepared for turnover to the Bureau of Customs for proper disposition.

Through sustained enforcement, inter-agency coordination, and responsive police operations, the PNP continues to protect communities and legitimate commerce in support of a Bagong PNP para sa Bagong Pilipinas: Serbisyong Mabilis, Tapat at Nararamdaman.

(PNP-PIO)