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Red TeamingRed Teaming aims to expose the vulnerabilities within the organization so thatthese can be properly addressed. The PNP, as a major security provider, hasinstitutionalized red teaming. Local Red Teams were organized in all sites of majorevents. Also, a National Red Team (NRT) was organized and deployed composedof eight (8) PNP members.The NRT challenged the following: assumptions and visions at the strategiclevel; plans, mental models, designs and decisions at the operational level; andoperations in training or to examine characteristics of interoperability at the tacticallevel, during the Security and Safety coverage of the Feast of the BlackNazarene/Translacion 2018 on January 6 to 10 2018, and Southern Storm Exerciseson February 19 to March 1, 2018 in Davao City.Feedback MechanismVarious inter-agency committees institutionalized measures in the form ofmeetings, resolutions, and review activities as feedback mechanism.National Law Enforcement Coordinating Committee (NALECC). TheChief, PNP chairs the NALECC that has 66 member agencies. Strengthening oflinkages with other law enforcement agencies was sustained through the conduct ofregular meetings and lateral coordination with the NALECC member agencies. Oneregular meeting was conducted for the period.Joint Anti-Bank Robbery and Cybercrime Coordinating Committee(JABRACC). One meeting was held to fortify measures against bank robbery, fraudand other related crimes, serves as the main task force of the PNP in the campaignagainst organized crime groups and criminal gangs involved in bank robbery andrelated crimes. The JABRACC, composed of the PNP, other government agenciesand stakeholders from the banking sector, holds meetings to further strengthencoordination among members in addressing bank robbery and other related crimes.Offensive StanceTactical Operations. In the fight against terrorism, the PNP and other lawenforcement agencies conducted operations which resulted in the arrests of 16personalities. Legal Offensive. The PNP and the AFP Inter-Agency Committee onLegal Action strengthened the intelligence gathering and cooperation, investigation,prosecution and monitoring of cases against threat groups. For the period, threecases were filed at the Prosecutors Office and nine cases were filed in court, 69were under investigation of the 81 incidents perpetrated by the NPA.

PNP OPERATIONAL ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT2nd Quarter 2018As the President commits to the Filipino not to stop the war against illegaldrugs and criminality until the last drug supplier, trader, coddler, and pusher willbe put behind bars, Police Director General Oscar Albayalde , during hisinaugural speech as the new Chief, Philippine National Police gave a sight ofwhat will be the PNP's thrusts under his term: the anti-illegal drugs campaign,internal cleansing programs, teamwork, and high-standard policing.Intensify campaign vs criminality and illegal drugsThe new Chief, PNP together with the Team PNP commits to workrelentlessly to help the President fulfill his commitment to the Filipino people. Hewill carry on the programs of the previous leadership particularly the Oplan DoubleBarrel, as he believes that continuity is important to maintain the momentum ofour accomplishments and gains, but will reform those programs that need to bemore responsive to the existing situation and will not relent on the war againstillegal drugs and other formsEnhanced Managing Police OperationsThe Enhanced MPO widened the anti-criminality operational plan on regularlaw enforcement activities through police presence and focused law enforcementoperations; security measures through target hardening, border control, socialinvestigation, community partnership, proper deployment of resources; informationoperations through maximum use of quad media in intensifying public awareness;contingency planning through regular conduct of SIMEX, CEREX, COMMEX.Organization of red teams to challenge security preparations; feedbackmechanism; and offensive stance through tactical operations and legal offensiveare likewise included in the EMPO.Eight Focus CrimesComparing data from 2nd Quarter 2017 versus 2nd Quarter 2018, the totalvolume of eight focus crimes decreased by 33% from 27,824 in 2017 to 18,764 in2018, the following were noted: Murder decreased by 28% from 2,398 to 1,723; Homicide decreased by 21% from 641 to 505; Physical injury decreased by 35% from 8,160 to 5,292; Rape decreased by 24% from 2,158 to 1,643; Robbery decreased by 35% from 4,050 to 2,650; Theft decreased by 35% from 8,889 to 5,803; Carnapping – Motor Vehicle decreased by 30% from 124 to 87: and Carnapping- Motorcycle decreased by 24% from 1,404 to 1061

Regular Law EnforcementPolice Presence. Three Million Seven Hundred Sixty-Seven OneHundred Ninety Seven (3,767,197) foot and mobile patrol operations wereconducted for the 2nd Quarter of 2018. On manhours spent to improve crimeprevention efforts of the PNP a total of 58,516,622 manhours of foot patrols and29,362,659 manhours of mobile patrols were spent to sustain police presence onthe streets. Police presence was felt as evident by the reduction of the eight focuscrimes, street crimes and other prevalent crimesFocused Law Enforcement. Aggressive police operations and other policeinterventions led to the arrest of lawless elements that somehow reduced thenumber of crimes that they may commit.Campaign against Illegal Drugs. The PNP Anti-Illegal Drugs CampaignPlan Double Barrel and Double Barrel Alpha from April 1 to June 30,1 2018, therewere 4,655 illegal drug personalities who surrendered to police stationsnationwide. Meanwhile, 20,440 were arrested and 425 died during policeoperations, and the confiscation of illegal drugs with an estimated DDB value ofPhp421.8 MillionAmong the notable accomplishments include the following:DISMANTLING OF SHABU LABORATORIES/WAREHOUSEPlace and DateRilio Compound,Unit 16, KingChristoperKingspoint Subd.,Brgy. Bagbag,Novaliches, QuezonCityMay 18, 2018Illegal Drugs and DrugParaphernalia SeizedSeveral equipments andchemicals used forclandestine operationSuspects Arrested/KilledNo Suspects arrested

No, 15 D. dela CruzSt., Brgy Tenajeros,Malabon CityApril 13, 2018Laboratory equipment andapparatus used inmanufacturing of shabu andecstacy, variety and volumeof chemicals in powder andliquid form suspected to beControlled Precursor andEssential Chemicals(CPECs)Hingoso Farm, Brgy. CPECs and other essentialSto Ñino, Ibaan,chemicalsBatangasApril 12, 2018Jiang Minshan, and Lauro SSantiagoTian Baoquan, Guo Zixin,Amancio Gallarde, EduardoLorenzo y Pamintuan, SannyBaguio Y Verbo, RosaleoCesar Y Azada,Dy Hong,Nestor Baguio y Magalso,and Yue HailongBuy-Bust/Raids and Search OperationsIllegal DrugsSuspectsPlace and DateSeizedArrested/KilledSitio Sto Niño, Brgy11 kilograms ofDolores dela Cruz .San Martin deshabuMelchor RobilesPorres along EastCorocoto, DanielService Road,Roberts Andrade,Parañaque City andand William Ibañezin LessandraDela PizaExecutiveSubdivision 2, Brgy.Molino IV, BacoorCaviteJune 4,2018415 grams of shabu Jinalyn RodriguezSitio Kalye-Away LCabijeFlores Street, Brgy.Pasil, Cebu CityJune 1, 2018500 grams of shabu Joseph PeraloOralde andSitio Panaghiusa,Romeo PeligrinoBrgy.Duljo, Fatima,Orlade (both killed),Cebu CityIsrael PatunobMay 2, 2018(wounded)EstimatedStreet ValuePhp74.8 MillionPhp 4.8MillionPhp 5.9 Million

Unit 323 MarimbaBldg.,RhapsodyResidences, Brgy.Buli, East ServiceRoad, MuntinlupaCityApril 23, 2018Along Service Road,Pasaje Del Carmencorner RoxasBlvd.,ManilaApril 21,2018Place and DateCargo Warehouse,NAIA, Pasay CityJune 2, 2018Zebron GasolineStation alongKalayaan Ave.,Brgy.Tejeros, Makati CityApril 27,2018One kilogram ofshabuJianjia a.k.a.Lin,Lady Jane FloresBorja, and ReginaInocencia SanMiguelPhp5MillionFive kilograms ofshabuJason ChenPhp 15MillionInterdiction OperationsIllegal DrugsSuspectsSeizedArrested/Killed600 grams of shabu None2 kilograms ofshabuAriel MontillaMarijuana Plants Uprooted and DestroyedPlace and DateBrgy. Tulgao Eastqnd Sitio Balay,Brgy. Tulgao West,Tinglayan, KalingaMay 9, 2018Sitio Mapa, Brgy.Tagbao, Cebu CityApril 10,2018Brgy. Bugnay andBuscalan, Tinglayan,KalingaApril 10, 2018Volume of Marijuana Plants10,650 pcs fully grown marijuana plants,3,000 pcs seedlingsEstimatedStreet ValuePhp3MillionPhp10 MillionEstimatedStreet ValuePhp 8.7 Million14,152 pcs fully grown marijuana plantsPhp 5.6 Million25,050 pcs fully grown marijuana plantsand 18,800 pcs marijuana seedlingsPhp5 Million

Campaign against Carnapping. One Thousand One Hundred Forty Eightcarnapping incidents were reported during the period. Of the total reportedincidents, 37 motor vehicles and 242 motorcycles were recovered whichtranslates to a recovery efficiency rating of 24%. In addition, 269 suspects werearrested and 221 cases filed in courtsCampaign against Kidnapping-for-Ransom (KFR). Fourteen KFRincidents were reported for the said period. Of the total incidents, 19 personalitieswere arrested/killed/surrendered, and six cases were solved. Among thesignificant accomplishment on this campaign was the rescue of Chinese national,Huang Bo Yu and arrest of four suspects namely: Ronald Piloton y Gonzales,Joseph Hibek y Manaig, @Jojo, Michael Austria y Talagsad @Mike, and JowieAntiojo y Talagsad on June 27, 2018.Campaign against Illegal Gambling. The campaign against illegalgambling was also prioritized. In support of Small Town Lottery (STL), 6,031 antiillegal gambling operations resulting in the arrest of 15,354 violators andconfiscation of more than Php4 Million worth of cash and articles used in illegalgambling. Five Thousand Seven Hundred Nineteen cases were filed in courts.Heeding to the special instruction of PRRD on the Banning of GovernmentEmployees from Gambling in Casinos, all RDs were directed to coordinate withthe management of casinos in respective AOR to have signage posted at theentrance of their establishment.Campaign against Loose Firearms. The relentless efforts to accountloose firearms resulted in the confiscation, recovery and surrender of 3,724 smallarms and light weapons (SALW). The campaign likewise resulted in the arrest of2,991 suspects and filing of 1,821 criminal cases in court for violations of RepublicAct No. 10591.Campaign against Smuggling and Piracy. PNP operations resulted inthe arrest of nine suspects and the confiscation of Php3.5 Million worth ofsmuggled and pirated goods.Campaign against Illegal Logging. There were 1,128 operations againstillegal logging that led to the arrest of 935 suspects. In these operations, a total of2,599,865 board feet of logs/lumber with an estimated worth of Php66.5 Millionwas confiscated. Two hundred thirty-nine cases were filed in court.Campaign against Illegal Fishing. A total of 2,646 suspects werearrested for illegal fishing and 274 cases were filed in court. The operations alsoresulted in the confiscation of Php75.7 Million worth of fish and fishingparaphernalia.Campaign against Criminal Gangs (CGs). Sixty-one CGs weredisbanded with 751 leaders and members, of which 731 were arrested and 20killed in police operations nationwide. Also,37 firearms wereconfiscated/recovered and 56 cases were filed in courts.

Campaign against Wanted Persons with Reward. The crackdown on thecountry’s Top Most Wanted Persons (TMWPs) with monetary rewards for theircapture, resulted in the arrest of ten.Campaign against Other Wanted Persons. The crackdown on thecountry’s Other Wanted Persons (OWPs) resulted in the arrests of 14,235; thesurrender of 82 and death of five in police operations.Security MeasuresTarget Hardening is the next line of defense when prevention throughintelligence fails. These are activities conducted to strengthen the security of ourpolice station, camps and other vital installations in order to protect them in theevent of enemy attack and eliminate the element of surprise. For the period, atotal of 490,752 target hardening activities were conducted such as preventivepatrols, inspection of motor repair shops, inspection of vital installations, policeroute security assistance among others.Border Control is protecting our entrance and exit points from the illegalmovement of contravand and lawless elements while promoting safety andsecurity of the community. A total of 107,812 operations were conducted duringthe period.Social investigation- the PNP maximized the community mobilization andpublic support through public relations. Organization and mobilization activitieswere undertaken in relation to the implementation of the peacekeeping conceptresponsive to the peace and order peculiarity of the area through 5-009“BARANGAYANIHAN” or the Revitalized Barangay Peacekeeping Action Team(BPAT) to law enforcement, disaster preparedness and response, and theownership of the local executives to the program has been defined. For theperiod, there were 49,465 social investigation activities conducted.PNP Internal Security Operations Campaign Plan ‘KATATAGAN”2017-2022 was developed to complement the AFP Development Support andSecurity Plan “KAPAYAPAAN” 2017-2022. This intends to develop the capabilityof field units to fully operationalize ISO campaign plan in support of the PNPenhance intelligence activities against threat groups as well as reduce thecapabilities of these threat groups; enhance legal offensive against insurgents;promote public safety and order based on the National Security Police 2016; andadhere to the rule of law, human rights and social justice.Campaign against CPP-NPA-NDF (CNN). The PNP figured in ninegovernment-initiated encounters that resulted in 30 CNN arrested and three killedin police operations, three small and light weapons (SALW) were confiscated. Inother operations conducted against CNN, seven were arrested/killed, 14surrendered and nine SALW were confiscated.

Campaign against Southern Philippines Terrorist Groups (SPTGs).One government-initiated encounters was reported for the period that resulted infive SPTG arrested and two killed during police operations, three SALW wereconfiscated. In other operations against SPTGs, seven were arrested/killed, 18surrendered and eight SALWs were confiscated.Public Safety. The PNP enhanced the capabilities of the 1,978 TouristAssistance Desks (TADs) it maintains nationwide. This is in addition to the 558Tourist Assistance Centers (TACs) established by the Department of Tourist(DOT) and Local Government Units (LGUs). There were 85 Tourist Police trainedunder the National Tourist Oriented Police for Community Order and Protection(NTOPCOP) Project in coordination with the DOT. Also, there were 5,855 TouristPolice deployed in the 28 Priority Tourist Destination Areas.On security coverage and foreign visits, the major event security frameworkwas the basis for crafting security and contingency plans in the 9,603 securityoperations on special events where the PNP rendered 3,997,273 man-hours.There were also 10,990 VIP security operations conducted with 947,910manhours spent.Ligtas SUMVAC 2018On security coverage undertaken in maintaining peace and order,enforcement of laws, and in providing other public safety services during SummerVacation (SUMVAC) 2018 from March 23, 2018 to June 13, 2018, the followingactivities were observed: Lenten Season, Araw Kagitingan, Philippine VeteransWeek, Labor Day, Flores de Mayo, Barangay and Sangguniang KabataanElections (BSKE) 2018, Balik Eskwela, and Philippine Independence Day. A totalof 20,177 PNP personnel were deployed during the opening of Balik Eskwela CY2018 on June 4, 2018.Conduct of SIMEX/CEREX/COMMEXThe conduct of Simulation Exercises (SIMEX), Crisis Emergency ResponseExercises (CEREX), and Communication Exercises (COMMEX) in coordinationwith other government agencies and stakeholders established interoperabilityamong participating agencies.Simulation exercises (SIMEX) were conducted to assess, enhance andevaluate preparedness of PNP units. A total of 12,242 SIMEX/CEREX/COMMEXwere undertaken such as earthquake drills, fire drills, camp defense, hostagetaking among others.Red TeamingRed Teaming aims to expose the vulnerabilities within the organization sothat these can be properly addressed. The PNP, as a major security provider, hasinstitutionalized red teaming. Local Red Teams were organized in all sites of

major events. Also, a National Red Team (NRT) was organized and deployedcomposed of eight (8) PNP members.The NRT challenged the following: assumptions and visions at the strategiclevel; plans, mental models, designs and decisions at the operational level; andoperations in training or to examine characteristics of interoperability at the tacticallevel, during the Security and Safety coverage of the 51st Asian DevelopmentBank (ADB) Annual Board of Governors Meeting on April 27 to May 26, 2018, andBarangay and Sangguniang Kabataan Election (BSKU) on May 13 to 15, 2018.Feedback MechanismVarious inter-agency committees institutionalized measures in the form ofmeetings, resolutions, and review activities as feedback mechanism.National Law Enforcement Coordinating Committee (NALECC). TheChief, PNP chairs the NALECC that has 66 member agencies. Strengthening oflinkages with other law enforcement agencies was sustained through the conductof regular meetings and lateral coordination with the NALECC member agenciesJoint Anti-Bank Robbery and Cybercrime Coordinating Committee(JABRACC). One meeting was held to fortify measures against bank robbery,fraud and other related crimes, serves as the main task force of the PNP in thecampaign against organized crime groups and criminal gangs involved in bankrobbery and related crimes. The JABRACC, composed of the PNP, othergovernment agencies and stakeholders from the banking sector, holds meetingsto further strengthen coordination among members in addressing bank robberyand other related crimes.Offensive StanceTactical Operations. In the fight against terrorism, the PNP and other lawenforcement agencies conducted operations which resulted in the arrests of 16personalities. Legal Offensive. The PNP and the AFP Inter-Agency Committeeon Legal Action strengthened the intelligence gathering and cooperation,investigation, prosecution and monitoring of cases against threat groups. For theperiod, seven cases were referred at the Prosecutors Office and five cases werefiled in court, 88 were under investigation of the 100 incidents perpetrate

Organization of red teams to challenge security preparations; offensive stance through tactical operations and legal offensive; and lastly, feedback mechanism. Eight Focus Crimes Comparing data from 1st Quarter 2017 versus 1st Quarter 2018, the total volume of eight focus crimes decreased by 34% from 30,228 in 2017 to 19,874 in