3% less non-index crime: PNP
The head of the Philippine National Police (PNP), Gen. Rodolfo Azurin Jr., declared on Wednesday that despite a drop in non-index crimes, the police force’s anti-crime campaign would not cease.
In the three months from July to October 8 of this year, non-index crime volume decreased by 3.88 percent, according to data from the PNP’s Crime Research Analysis Center.
A total of 48,769 non-index crimes were reported during the period, down from the 50,740 events reported during the same period last year by 1,971 instances.
The largest decrease in non-index crime events was recorded in Mindanao at 10.79 percent, while Luzon had a 3.53 percent decrease.
Non-index crimes violate particular laws and involve reckless imprudence that causes property damage or bodily harm, crimes against women and children, illegal logging, lasciviousness, direct assault, and other offenses not included in the list of index crimes.
According to the same data, there was a 10.27 percent and 15.73 percent increase in criminal incidences in Luzon and Visayas, respectively, totaling 5,988 and 2,817 incidents. Additionally, Mindanao saw a decline of 4.09 percent.
The PNP claimed that most crime occurrences were caused by theft, robberies, and motor theft.
Overall, from 61,441 to 58,730, the peace and order indicator decreased by 4.41 percent.
It was ascribed to the decline seen in Mindanao and Luzon. The Visayas area, on the other hand, reported a growth of 5.02 percent.
These figures will nevertheless serve as a reference for our daily activities. Despite the numerous obstacles in our path, the PNP is dedicated to establishing enduring peace. We’ll work to make the good things in life happen. According to Azurin’s statement, the general public deserves to live in a peaceful and secure environment.
Azurin advised police personnel and units to exert more effort and equip each station and unit with the necessary resources to respond to crime reports immediately.
Anti-drug campaigns stepped up.
Meanwhile, according to Interior Secretary Benjamin Abalos Jr., around PHP9 billion worth of shabu has been recovered by law enforcement agencies since the commencement of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
Regarding the state of the war on drugs under the current administration, Abalos said, “The intensity is there.
On June 30, Marcos took over as president in place of Rodrigo Duterte.
More than 6,000 drug dealers were killed under the Duterte presidency, and an estimated PHP90 billion worth of illegal drugs were recovered.
Since July 1 of the Marcos administration, the amount of illegal drugs and methamphetamine seized has reached around PHP9 billion, according to Abalos.
The highest drug haul under the Marcos administration was 990.1 kilograms of shabu, valued at PHP6.7 billion, found on October 8 in Manila during a drug operation.
“By the oath, we have taken based on the Constitution, we will act with the same vigor as the prior government. The intensity will remain the same, added Abalos.
Abalos stated that the government would ensure that people accused of drug charges are found guilty while upholding the ferocity of the drug fight.
He added that the government is stepping up its efforts to lower drug demand through rehabilitating drug users.
Abalos has requested that Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla study the legal system to remove any potential corrupt prosecutors working with drug dealers.
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The goal should increase people’s trust in the political process and government institutions. That is crucial, he declared.
He declared that to stop narcotics smuggling into the nation, the DILG, the PNP, and the Philippine Coast Guard will collaborate closely.
“We must purge the ranks” (of the PNP). There are, let’s face it, a lot of poor police officers. Abalos declared, “We are going to purge the ranks of the PNP.
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