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6 TERROR GROUP MEMBERS IN CL RETURN TO FOLD OF LAW

admin September 24, 2024

BY KEVIN GALANG

CAMP OLIVAS, City of San Fernando, Pampanga –Police Regional Office 3 director Brig. Gen. Jose Hidalgo Jr. on Monday said peace-building efforts persistently work as six more members of the communist terrorist groups in Central Luzon return to the fold of law.

According to Hidalgo, on September 13, personnel from the Bataan 1st Provincial Mobile Force Company (PMFC), in coordination with other concerned units, conducted a successful intelligence operation in Abucay town.

The operation resulted in the surrender, disaffiliation, and withdrawal of support of two female members from the Alyansa ng Magbubukid sa Gitnang Luzon (AMGL)-Bataan and ALMABA (Communist Front Organization), associated with the CPP-NPA-NDF.

Alias “Ka Seniang” and alias “Ka Monik” also surrendered a 12-gauge improvised shotgun, signifying their complete break from the CPP-NPA-NDF and commitment to rejoining mainstream society.

In another significant development on September 18, Olongapo City Mobile Force Company (OCMFC) facilitated the voluntary surrender of two former members of ANAKPAWIS, a known Communist Front Organization.

The two identified as alias “Alda” and “Ann” submitted themselves at the OCMFC office, signaling their desire to leave the underground movement.

On September 19, alias “Ka Razzy,” a former member of the CPP-NPA who had spent years with the armed rebel group, also surrendered to OCMFC personnel.

“Ka Razzy” turned over a firearm and explosive materials, which were then transferred to the Olongapo City Explosives Ordnance and Canine Unit for proper handling and disposal.

On September 20, personnel of Zambales 1st PMFC supported by various police units, facilitated the surrender of alias “Paul,” a former member of the CTG Militiang Bayan.

Alias “Paul” surrendered a cal. .38 revolver, along with live ammunition and explosive materials, including detonating cords, time fuses, and blasting caps.

“These surrenders are a testament to our strengthened intelligence operations and collaboration with the military. The government’s commitment to peace and reconciliation is unwavering, and we urge others still engaged in armed conflict to follow this path towards lasting peace,” Hidalgo said.