Romeo Malayo y Serote |
PAGADIAN CITY, Zamboanga del Sur (April 30, 2016) – The
Police Provincial Office of this province has formally filed the case in court
Saturday morning against the arrested suspect in Bayog for the violating the
Republic Act 10591 or otherwise known as “Comprehensive Firearms and Ammunition
Regulation Act”.
The joint police operatives of Regional Public Safety
Battalion (RPSB), Zamboanga del Sur Provincial Public Safety Company
(ZDS-PPSC), and Bayog Municipal Police Station (MPS) led by SUPT Glenn M.
Dulawan, Deputy Provincial Director for Operation were successfully seized 10
assorted firearms and arrested 1 suspect during the conduct of operations in
Bayog town of this province Friday morning.
Police Provincial Director Senior Supt. Michael Nicolas
said the operation was in line with their One Time Big Time (OTBT) Lambat-Sibat
Operation and the implementation of COMELEC Gun Ban.
SSupt. Nicolas identified the arrested person as Romeo
Malayo y Serote for violating the Republic Act 10591 known as “Comprehensive
Firearms and Ammunition Regulation Act” following the implementation of Search
Warrant No. 360 issued by the Municipal Trial Court and Cities (MTCC) Branch
01, Pagadian City.
SSupt. Nicolas said the joint police operatives
confiscated 1 unit homemade long barrel 12 gauge shotgun (without serial number
with 1 magazine); 1 unit homemade long barrel single shot M-16 (without serial
number with 1 magazine inserted); 1 unit caliber .45 pistol Colt MK IV series
80 with serial number 624183 with 1 magazine inserted; and assorted live
ammunition of M-16, caliber.357 and caliber .38.
SSupt. Nicolas disclosed that the police operatives simultaneously
conducted OPLAN GALUGAD to all Civilian Volunteers Organizations (CVOs) in
cooperation with the Local Government Units (LGUs) in barangay Depore of the
said municipality which resulted to the surrender of 7 units of homemade
shotguns with 3 magazines and 7 live ammunition.
SSupt. Nicolas said the arrested person is now detained
at Bayog MPS while a case for the violation of Republic Act 10591 has been
filed in court. (by Jong D. Cadion)