As Christmas is nearing and slowly bringing families together, drug-related arrests took place yet again in the city of ParaƱaque recently as reported by the Manila Bulletin. This is the result of separate operations that took place last week in the city.
To put things in perspective, posted below is an excerpt from the report of the Manila Bulletin. Some parts in boldfaceā¦
Eight drug suspects were arrested by the Paranaque City police in separate operations conducted on Thursday (Dec. 9) and confiscated P40,800 worth of shabu.
Southern Police District (SPD) Director Brig. Gen. Jimili Macaraeg said the suspects arrested during a buy-bust operation were identified as Armando Tamayo, 53; Mark Anthony Manaois Pabua, 28; Edmundo Virtudazo Cahoy, 40; Arsenio Salvador Manaois, 40; Mona Donaisa Mangudadatu, 39; all residents of Paranaque City; and Geraldo Noveda Rivera, 40, of Salinas 4, Bacoor Cavite.
Two other suspects were arrested by the police in an earlier operation for sniffing shabu inside a shanty along Father St., Barangay Baclaran. They were identified as Carlito Velaso, 27, and Angelo Mactal, 26.
Macaraeg said the six suspects were arrested during a buy-bust operation conducted by members of the Station Drug Enforcement (SDEU) Unit at about 7:00 p.m. along Sampaguita St., Tramo I, Barangay San Dionisio, Paranaque City.
He said confiscated from the six suspects were six grams of shabu amounting to P40,800 which were turned over to the SPD Crime Laboratory for chemical analysis.
Let me end this piece by asking you readers: Do you believe that ParaƱaque City will remain a hot spot for illegal drugs and arrests in the long term? Do you think that crooks and drug smugglers/pushers will somehow disrupt the Christmas season in the city?
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Welcome back, fellow geeks and movie buffs! If you are present here in the Philippines and you really crave for watching movies inside the cinema, then you will be happy to know that major cinema operator SM Cinema is gradually reopening its cinemas around the nation complete with safety measures related to COVID-19 (note: SM Cinema has been certified by the Safety Seal program) and the stuff that people enjoy watching inside an SM-operated movie theater.
To put things in perspective, posted below is an excerpt from SMSupermalls.com. Some parts in boldfaceā¦
A premium cinema with leather seats. (photo source – SM Cinema)
First to reopen is SM Cinema Aura Premier on November 17, Wednesday. The newly redeveloped theaters at SM Cinema North EDSA, Mall of Asia and Megamall will be reopening on November 24, while SM Cinema Grand Central, the newest SM Cinema branch, will be on November 26. SM Cinema Fairview, Southmall, Manila, BF ParaƱaque, Clark, San Lazaro, Baguio, DasmariƱas, Sta. Rosa, Sucat, Sta Mesa, and Bicutan will reopen to the public on November 30.
As one of the first establishments to acquire a Safety Seal, SM remains committed to the safety and wellbeing of their mallgoers. SM Cinema, in partnership with Hygiea Innovations and Technology, Inc, have installed MERV filters and air purifiers to ensure safe and clean cinema for everyone. A health and safety officer will be present for every screening while movie theaters will be thoroughly cleaned and sanitized regularly. SM Cinema employees are fully vaccinated and will be at your service in full PPE gear.
Before you head off to the cinemas with the entire family in tow, take note of these important reminders:
Safety protocols will be strictly implemented within the cinemas.
Moviegoers, from adults to kids, must be fully vaccinated to be allowed inside the cinemas.
They must also wear well-fitted face masks at all times and face shields are non-mandatory and voluntary. A health declaration must be presented upon ticket purchase.
Temperature and symptoms will be checked upon mall entry
SM Cinema is making every step of the theatergoing experience as contactless as possible to give customers what theyāre ultimately looking for these days ā a safe and clean environment. Reopened SM Cinemas will have capacity restrictions to allow customers to social distance one seat apart from each other. Bringing of food inside will be prohibited for now, although drinking water will be allowed in consideration of possible emergencies and health risks. Audiences will be asked to remain in their seats during the duration of the movie, and cashless payment options will be available via GrabPay, GCash, or credit or debit card.
With a wide selection of movies genres perfect for both adults and kids, much anticipated films like Marvel Studiosā āShang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings,ā āEternals,ā āVenom: Let There Be Carnage,ā āResident Evil: Welcome to Racoon City,ā and āNo Time To Die;ā are just some of the movies waiting for cinephiles at SM Cinemas!
K-Pop fans will also have āBlack Pink The Movieā and Monsta X: The Dreaming to look forward to, and Pinoys can get their fill of local movies like āEncantoā and āKunwari Mahal Kita,ā which will premiere starting November 24. Plus, the Metro Manila Film Festival will run from December 25 to January 7, 2022, with more Filipino movies to enjoy!
Given how dedicated SM Supermall and SM Cinema really are when it comes quality, sanitation and efficiency, it comes to no surprise that no expense was spared to make SM Cinema branches safe and the best they could be during this time of pandemic. The cinema workforce is fully vaccinated and they have the equipment needed to sanitize the movie theaters and keep it safe for incoming moviegoers.
For the newcomers reading this, cinemas in Metro Manila officially reopened on November 10 in relation to the easing restrictions as the daily count of new COVID-19 infections nationwide fell down dramatically. With the lessening restrictions, more people are allowed to go out and more businesses were given more freedom to accommodate more customers (both indoor and outdoor depending on the locations of their respective joints). Movie theaters or cinemas are obviously part of the businesses and now is the time for them to cater to people who want to experience once again the greatness of watching movies on the big screen which is something that streaming movies or TV shows at home can never match.
There are also other advantages that cinemas have over those streaming apps such as premium seating (note: SM Cinema has the Directorās Club line that offers extraordinary cinema comfort with leather seats, in-house butler service, and an exclusive food menu for guests), technologically advanced big-screen technologies (examples: IMAX, 3D and 4D) and premium sound systems (note: Netflix, HBO Go, HBO Max, Disney+ and all other streaming apps really have nothing to offer when it comes to top-notch audio.)
For those of you who really have decided to return to cinemas for your movie viewing pleasure, remember that what you pay for will not only help the cinema operators but also contribute to the economic recovery our nation badly needs to rise from this COVID-19 crisis. The money you pay for streaming services really do not help at all.
Once again, I encourage you all to take time out to support local cinemas with your family members or your friends. The cinema viewing experience is always better than streaming!
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In the city of ParaƱaque, specifically on the waters of the Manila Bay zone, the illegal fish structures became the topic of interest for the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) which called out to the owners to have their structures dismantled.
The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) is urging owners of illegal fish structures in Manila Bay waters off ParaƱaque City to voluntarily dismantle these already.
Removing such structures will help reduce navigational hazards in Manila Bay and is aligned with the 2008 Supreme Court order which seeks to make this water body fit again for contact recreation, noted DENR Undersecretary Benny Antiporda.
“We’re calling on owners of the structures, maybe you can already self-dismantle these instead of the government doing the work,” he said at a virtual press conference late Tuesday afternoon.
He noted self-dismantling will enable the owners to somehow recover materials they used in building the structures. That would not be possible if government undertakes the dismantling, he continued.
Last week, Antiporda said authorities have spotted about eight fish structures off the waters of ParaƱaque. Each of those structures covered an area of almost one hectare, he noted.
Let me end this piece by asking you readers: Were you able to spot any illegal fish structure within ParaƱaque City? Apart from being a hot spot for crime and drug-bust operations, do you think ParaƱaque is already a hot spot for illegal fish structures? Could there be a lot more of them than what the DENR has seen?
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Crime and arrests continue to happen in ParaƱaque City. This time around, itās about four suspects who got arrested by police officers and confiscated from them were illegal drugs and a gun according to a recent Manila Bulletin news report.
To put things in perspective, posted below is the excerpt from the Manila Bulletin report. Some parts in boldfaceā¦
Four drug suspects were arrested by the Paranaque City Police Station Drug Enforcement Unit (SDEU) during a buy-bust operation that led to the confiscation of P353,000 worth of shabu and a firearm on Nov. 9.
The city police chief, Col. Maximo Sebastian, identified the suspects as Richard Riola Cebreros,43; Neri Tipuno,42; Rafael San Juan Samia,27; and Noralyn Alao, 23. They are all residents of Barangay San Antonio, Paranaque City.
Sebastian said the suspects are now detained at the Paranaque City Police custodial facility. They are facing charges for violation of Republic Act 9165 (The Comprehensive Dangerous Drug Act of 2002) and illegal possession of firearms.
He said the suspects were arrested at about 10:45 p.m. on Lupang Hinirang St. at Area 2, Barangay San Anotnio, Paranaque City.
The city police chief said members of the SDEU confiscated from the suspects 59 grams of shabu placed in 29 pieces of plastic sachet amounting to P353,000, and one .38-caliber revolver.
Let me end this piece by asking you readers: What do you think makes ParaƱaque City remain a hot spot for crime and arrests?
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Another drugs-related crime development took place in ParaƱaque City which remains a hot spot for such unfortunate events. The Manila Bulletin reported that an estimated P2 million worth of the illegal substance called shabu were confiscated and three persons ā including one food delivery motorist ā got arrested as a result of a buy-bust operation that took place Barangay San Antonio.
To put things in perspective, posted below is an excerpt from the Manila Bulletinās news report. Some parts in boldfaceā¦
A food panda delivery rider and two other family members were arrested by the Paranaque City police in a drug bust operation and confiscated from them more than P2-million worth of shabu on Wednesday night.
Col. Maximo Sebastian, Paranaque City police chief, identified the suspects as Arichea Doronilla, 49; Rene Robido,26, a food panda delivery rider; and Razal Doronilla, 38, welder, all residents of Paranaque City.
Sebastian said the suspects were arrested at about 1:30 p.m. in Block 8 Lot 7, Scoop St., Fourth Estate, Barangay, San Antonio, Paranaque City.
He said the suspects were all detained at the Paranaque City police custodial facility and charges of RA 9165 (Comprehensive Dangerous Drug Act of 2002) were filed against them.
The above report ended stating that the confiscated illegal drugs weigh around 300 grams and have since been turned over to the Southern Police District (SPD) Crime Laboratory for chemical analysis.
Let me end this piece by asking you readers: What do you think will take to make ParaƱaque City free of illegal drugs and drug pushers? What do you think makes ParaƱaque such a persistent place for illegal drug trading and distribution?
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The Manila Bulletin recently reported that two individuals were arrested by police officers in ParaƱaque City and it turns out the suspects carried with them illegal drugs worth almost P130,000. The place of the apprehension was within Barangay Sto. Nino.
To put things in perspective, posted below is an excerpt from the Manila Bulletinās news report. Some parts in boldfaceā¦
Paranaque City police arrested two female drug suspects and confiscated from them P129,000 worth of shabu on Monday.
Police identified the suspects as Esnaira Compania, 36, and Aurora Adriano, 43, both residents of Paranaque City. They are both detained at the Paranaque City police custodial facility.
Col. Maximo Sebastian said the suspects were arrested at about 6 p.m. along Wawa Ibabaw, NAIA Avenue, Barangay Sto. Nino, Paranaque City.
Sebastian said members of the Sto. Nino police sub-station were conducting Oplan Galugad when they spotted the suspects acting suspiciously.
The police said one of the patrolling policemen noticed Compania handing out to Adriano a package containing seven pieces of heat-seales transparent sachet of shabu.
The above report ended stating that the confiscated illegal drugs were turned over to the Southern Police District Crime Laboratory for chemical analysis.
Let me end this piece by asking you readers: Do you believe that ParaƱaque City will still remain a hot spot for crimes related to the illegal drug trade?
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Wherever you park your vehicles, be defensive and avoid people knocking on your window as two motorists in different cities here in South Metro Manila were victimized by a gang of thieves who executed what is referred to as the ālaglag-plakaā (dropped plate) modus, according to a recent news report by GMA Network.
To put things in perspective, posted below is the excerpt from the Tagalog GMA Network news report which was translated into English using Google Translate. Some parts in boldfaceā¦
Two drivers fell victim to the plaque-dropped modus operandi of thieves in Muntinlupa and ParaƱaque, Jonathan Andal reported in Unang Balita on Friday.
CCTV footage shows a man standing in the back of an SUV parked in front of a fast food chain in ParaƱaque. Three women with umbrellas followed him.
Although (it) could not (be seen on) the CCTV, the man knocked on the driver of the SUV and said that his license plate had fallen on the back.
While the driver was not yet leaving, a man was waiting in the back of a vehicle (parked beside) and when he saw the driver coming out, he quickly opened the passenger door.
The driver’s bag was stolen and handed over to a female colleague. The group quickly speared while the driver was left in the back of the vehicle and checked to see if his license plate had really fallen.
The group seized an expensive bag, wallet and 20,000 pesos, according to the report.
According to ParaƱaque Police, this modus operandi is called “laglag plaka”. The group allegedly was timing the vehicles and told the driver that something had fallen in the back of the vehicle.
Seven individuals were found conspiring in the modus and they use umbrellas to hide from people what they are doing.
After the incident in ParaƱaque, CCTV also captured the group in the parking lot of a building in Muntinlupa where they stole the victim’s gym bag and expensive earphones.
According to the victims, when they got out of the vehicle there were coins. They think they put them in to confuse and hold them back while removing the drivers āvaluables.
For added insight, watch this related news video belowā¦
So there you have it! The ālaglag-plakaā thieves work together as a group using strategic moves like distraction, careful timing, and taking advantage of unlocked vehicle doors to open and steal the valuables while the distracted driver checks the rear of the vehicle to see if the plate was indeed loose or had fallen off. It should be noted that the other gang members use umbrellas standing next to each other near the victimās vehicle to conceal their act.
From a visual standpoint, I would find it suspicious to see at least three individuals each using an umbrella at the parking lot while it is not even raining. As for the parking area itself, if a person approaches your vehicle and he or she is not even a legitimate worker of the local administration assigned to the parking, better be defensive and watch not only your back but also the sides of your vehicle.
For your own safety, be mindful of people who approach you and knock on your vehicleās window shortly after parking. Better not let these thieves distract you no matter what they do and always LOCK YOUR VEHICLEāS DOORS as soon you get off.
Let me end this piece by asking you readers: Are you a victim of the ālaglag-plakaā gang?
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Yet another drugs-related apprehension happened in ParaƱaque City this month (read previous October 2021 articles by clicking here, here and here) as the Manila Bulletin reported recently the arrest of eight individuals for the possession of illegal drugs. The apprehension happened in Barangay San Dionisio a few days ago.
To put things in perspective, posted below is an excerpt from the Manila Bulletinās news report. Some parts in boldfaceā¦
Eight suspected drug dealers were arrested by members of the Paranaque City police Drug Enforcement Unit in possession of illegal drugs on Wednesday (Oct. 20).
Paranaque City police chief Col. Maximo Frial Sebastian, Jr. identified the arrested suspects as Clifford Valencia, 42, of 81 Pilar Banzon, BF Homes, Paranque City; Carlos Valencia, 27, of 7723 Salinas St., Brgy. San Dionisio, Paranaque City; Katrina Ilisan, 40, of 10446 Fountain Breeze Condominium, Brgy. San Isidro, Paranaque City; Cyril Siramen, 26, of Fourth Estate, Paranaque City; Adriel Suzuki, 27, of Cityland Condominium, Dela Rosa St., Makati City; Allen Aragon, 36, of 8 Kyoto St., BF Homes, Paranaque City; Rolando Rosarito, 53, of Mosqueda Compound, Admiral Talon Tres, Las Pinas City; and Marco Agustin, 47, of 30 Garnet Road, Pilar Village, Las Pinas City.
Sebastian said the suspects were arrested at about 12:15 a.m. along Kay Talise St., Barangay San Dionisio, Paranaque City.
He said prior to the arrest of the suspects, members of the DEU received information on the illegal drugs activities of the suspects and a buy-bust operation was immediately conducted.
Police recovered from the suspects six plastic sachets containing shabu amounting to P34,000; 40 grams of dried marijuana kush amounting to P72,200, 24 pieces of ecstasy worth P48,00, and other drug paraphernalia.
The recovered pieces of evidence were brought to the Southern Police District Crime Laboratory for chemical analysis.
Let me end this piece by asking you readers: Do you believe that ParaƱaque City should be considered a hot spot for crimes related to the illegal drug trade?
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The Manila Bulletin recently published a news report about the arrest of a suspect that happened within Barangay BF Homes in ParaƱaque City. The catch here is that the suspect was initially apprehended for violating face mask rules only to be discovered to possess illegal drugs worth hundreds of thousands of Pesos. This is the third consecutive drug-related crime report set within ParaƱaque City (note: click here and here) published this month.
To put things in perspective, posted below is the excerpt from the Manila Bulletin news report. Some parts in boldfaceā¦
A cellphone technician initially apprehended for not wearing a face mask was found in possession of P340,000 worth of shabu in Paranaque City on Thursday night.
Col. Maximo Sebastian, the city police chief, said the suspect identified as Angelo Bartolay, 32, was apprehended at about 6:20 p.m. at Ipil Site, Delarama Compound, BF Homes, Paranaque City.
Sebastian said patrol cops were conducting āOplan Galugadā and implementing the health and safety protocols when they spotted the suspect aimlessly roaming around without a face mask.
He said the cops called the attention of the suspect, but the latter tried to escape.
The police cornered him but he became unruly when he was being issued with a citation ticket. He was brought to the Paranaque City Police Station.
The above report ended stating that the police recovered fifty grams of shabu.
Let me end this piece by asking you readers: If you are a resident of Barangay BF Homes, what do you think about this recent development?
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Recently in ParaƱaque City, another buy-bust operation organized by law enforcers resulted the arrest of two persons and the confiscation of illegal substances worth over a million pesos according to a news report published by the Manila Bulletin. The arrest happened on the evening of October 13 within the jurisdiction of Barangay San Antonio.
To put things in perspective, posted below is an excerpt from the Manila Bulletinās news report. Some parts in boldfaceā¦
An online seller and her cohort were arrested after they yielded some P1.3 million worth of shabu during a police buy-bust operation in Paranaque City, Wednesday night.
Southern Police District (SPD) director Brig. Gen. Jimili Macaraeg identified the suspects as Hanan Tampipi, 19, an online seller and resident of San Pedro, Laguna; and Norayna Nanding, 19, of Paranaque City.
Operatives from the SPD-District Drug Enforcement Unit (DDEU), Muntinlupa and Paranaque Police Stations launched an entrapment operation against the two suspects at about 6 p.m. in Barangay San Antonio.
Macaraeg said the two women were cuffed after they sold about 200 grams of shabu in six transparent sachets to a poseur-buyer.
Let me end this piece by asking you readers: If you are a resident of Barangay San Antonio in ParaƱaque City, did you notice any unusual activities in your local community that might have something to do with the illegal drug trade?
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