Dasmariñas Component City Police Station

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07/11/2025

PNP STATEMENT
On PNP Preparedness for the Approaching Typhoon Uwan

The Philippine National Police is now in full preparation mode for the incoming Typhoon “Uwan” expected to affect parts of the country in the coming days. As early as this morning, I have directed all Regional Directors and Unit Commanders to activate their respective disaster response plans and ensure readiness on the ground.

We have already pre-positioned search, rescue, and relief teams in areas identified as high-risk for flooding, landslides, and storm surges. Additional police personnel will also be deployed to evacuation centers, major roads, vital installations, and commercial areas to maintain peace and order and assist in crowd and traffic management.

Our units are working in close coordination with the NDRRMC, AFP, Coast Guard, and local government units to ensure a unified and efficient response before, during, and after landfall. We are also coordinating with the Department of Social Welfare and Development for relief distribution support, and with the Department of Transportation to secure terminals and ports.

To the public, we assure you that the PNP is prepared, equipped, and on standby 24/7 to respond to emergencies, rescue operations, and calls for assistance. We urge everyone to take safety advisories seriously, prepare necessary supplies, and evacuate when instructed by authorities.

This is a time for shared responsibility. While the PNP commits to its duty of protection and service, we need the cooperation of every Filipino to keep families and communities safe.

Maraming salamat. Stay safe, Pilipinas.

07/11/2025

PNP STRENGTHENS REGIONAL TIES AT 43RD ASEANAPOL, GEARS UP TO HOST 44TH ASSEMBLY IN MANILA

The Philippine National Police (PNP), led by Acting Chief PNP, Police Lieutenant General Jose Melencio C. Nartatez Jr., together with Acting Chief PNP for Administration, Police Lieutenant General Bernard C. Banac, represented the country at the 43rd Association of Southeast Asian Nations National Police (ASEANAPOL) Conference held this week in Thailand.

The high-level regional assembly gathered top police officials from across Southeast Asia to strengthen cooperation in combating transnational crimes, terrorism, cybercrimes, and human trafficking.

PLTGEN Nartatez Jr expressed the PNP’s full commitment to regional peace and security, echoing the guidance of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. toward a safer and more secure ASEAN community.

“The Philippines remains steadfast in its commitment to shared peace and justice across the ASEAN region. Under the vision of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr., we will continue to foster strong partnerships and mutual trust among our ASEAN counterparts,” said PLTGEN Nartatez Jr.

The PNP delegation also announced the country’s preparation to host the 44th ASEANAPOL Conference in Manila in 2026, marking another milestone for Philippine law enforcement diplomacy.

“This is a great opportunity to showcase how the PNP has evolved into a modern, competent, and globally-engaged police organization—one that upholds professionalism, innovation, and integrity,” PLTGEN Nartatez Jr added.

PNP Spokesperson PBGen Randulf T. Tuaño said the hosting in 2026 will not only highlight the country’s leadership in promoting police cooperation but also reaffirm the Philippines’ readiness to lead dialogues on regional security priorities.

“We take pride in representing the Filipino people on the ASEAN stage. The upcoming 44th ASEANAPOL in Manila will reflect our collective resolve, to ensure peace, order, and progress across the region,” PBGen Tuaño said.

The PNP’s active role in ASEANAPOL continues to affirm the country’s dedication to advancing law enforcement collaboration and building a safer future for all ASEAN nations.

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PRO CALABARZON Daily Accomplishment

Aligned with the Chief, PNP's Focus Agenda, PRO CALABARZON continues its Anti-Criminality Campaign with its daily efforts highlighting the Arrest of Most Wanted Persons, Campaign Against Illegal Drugs, Gambling, Loose Fi****ms, and Enforcement of Local Ordinances to promote peace and safety across the CALABARZON region.

07/11/2025

ACPNP PLTGEN NARTATEZ LAUDS PASAY ANTI-SMUGGLING BUST; THREE SUSPECTS NABBED, ONE FOREIGN NATIONAL

The Philippine National Police (PNP), under the leadership of Acting Chief PNP, Police Lieutenant General Jose Melencio C. Nartatez Jr., successfully intercepted a shipment of smuggled second-hand clothing items, locally known as “ukay-ukay,” valued at over Php1.1 million in Pasay City.

The operation was conducted at the ground floor of Sun Joy Building, No. 2803 F.B. Harrison St., Barangay 76, Zone 10, Pasay City, on November 5, 2025, at around 4:55 PM. Three suspects, one Chinese national and two Filipinos, were promptly taken into custody by the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) Southern Metro Manila DFU.”

“We remain firm in our mission to curb smuggling and safeguard the economic integrity of our nation. In full support of the President’s directive, the PNP is intensifying anti-smuggling efforts across all regions,” said Acting Chief PNP PLTGEN Jose Melencio C. Nartatez, Jr.

PNP Spokesperson and Chief, Public Information Office PBGen Randulf T. Tuaño added, “This operation demonstrates the effectiveness of inter-agency coordination. With the support of the Department of Trade and Industry, we ensure that all smuggled goods are properly accounted for and suspects face the full force of the law.”

The seized items, comprising 381 assorted pieces of “ukay-ukay,” are under the custody of CIDG Southern Metro Manila DFU pending proper legal disposition.

The PNP continues to call on the public to report smuggling activities and reiterates its dedication to uphold law and order, in line with national directives and the President’s vision of a secure and lawful society.