The BOY SCOUTS

Honoring the forerunners of Philippine Independence

A Helping Hand After "EMONG"

IDPA: Bolinao PS personnel in Action

On 09 November 2009 at about 10:00 o'clock in the morning, PNP personnel this office participated in the PNP Pistol/Revolver Proficiency Classification Match (45 rounds – IDPA) held at the Hundred Islands Practical Shooting Association (HIPSA) Firing Range, Poblacion, Anda, Pangasinan. Said event was participated by all PNP personnel this office and the scoring was based on the standards of the International Defensive Pistol Association (IDPA), under the supervision of PCI Ferdinand Zamora De Asis, with PO1 Alexander Paragas Sison and PO1 Dario Gamboa Paragas and with the assistance of several members of the HIPSA.

PO3 OFELIA CUISON (right) AIMING ON ONE OF THE

TARGETS IN ANOTHER FIRING RANGE OF HIPSA,

AS SUPERVISED BY A MEMBER OF THE HUNDRED

ISLANDS PRACTICAL SOOTING ASSOCIATION (HIPSA).

SPO4 HENRY MORZO NAUNGAYAN, (left) WALKING TOWARDS THE TARGET IN ONE OF THE STAGES OFTHE IDPA PROFICIENCY CLASSIFICATION MATCH AS SUPERVISED BY PCI FERDINAND DE ASIS, RANGEOFFICER.










SPO3 PERCIVAL DACANAY LAROCO, (left) BEHIND AN OBSTACLE AS HE AIMS ON TARGETS, IN ONE OF THE STAGES OF THE IDPA PROFICIENCY CLASSIFICATION MATCH AS SUPERVISED BY SONNY ANDRADE, ONE OF THE RANGE OFFICERS DURING THE ACTIVITY

BPATs and CVOs in All Saints Day

Chief PCR and FJGAD PNCO Conduct Relief Distribution at Santiago Island

Rescue operation and relief distribution were conducted at Santiago Island after Typhoon "Emong" struck Bolinao and left several residents homeless on May 7 this year. The ruins of the said typhoon prompted the townsfolk to temporary evacuate their houses where most of them were built on or by the sea.

SPO3 Teodoro Caampued Camero (top photo) assisted the local government unit (LGU) this municipality in the distribution of relief goods at the Island.

(Lower photo.) PO1 Sherly DS Fontanos, FJGAD PNCO, provide police assistance and visibility at said island during the conduct of the said activity.

111th Independence Day Celebrated

Bolinao PNP personnel, led by no less than the Chief of Police, Police Chief Inspector (PCI) Joseph Rizaldy A Dalope, and members of the Bureau of Fire Protection-Bolinao pose for a picture after the flag Raising ceremony and wreath-laying at the monument of Dr. Jose Rizal during the 111th Independence Day Celebration.

Relief distibuted at Bolinao PS

After a nearly whole day series of activities, the Pangasinan Police Provincial Office (PPPO) Senior Executive Senior Police Officers (SESPOs) visited the Bolinao Police Station and its personnel and subsequently distributed relief goods for them.

PSSUPT Percival G Barba, Provincial Director, Pangasinan PPO, talked with Bolinao PS personnel prior to the distribution of relief.

PangPPO SESPOs visit Bolinao

PSSUPT. Percival G Barba, Provincial Director, Pangasinan Police Provincial Office, Lingayen, Pangasinan, together with several Chiefs of Police and Senior Executive Police Officers (SESPOs) of different police stations of this province, arrived Saturday morning, the 30th of May 2009 at this town and conducted relief operations and distribution of goods, particularly at Luna Elementary School, Barangay Luna. Several activities were also held such as a boodle fight, repair and reconstruction of school buildings, and cleaning within the school premises.

(Above.) PSSUPT Percival G Barba (4th from right),talks with the Mayor, Hon.Alfonso F Celeste, with several SESPOs, including SPO4 Hemson Calicdan, Bolinao PS SESPO.(Below.) SPO4 Calicdan facing and brief the participants of the said activity.

SPO4 Hemson C Calicdan, SESPO, Bolinao Police Station, briefed the SESPOs prior to the said activity. Looking on are PSSUPT Percival G Barba and Hon. Alfonso F Celeste, M.D., Municipal Mayor and PCI Joseph Rizaldy A Dalope, Bolinao PS COP (1st and 2nd and 5th from right, first row) respectively.

RIAS and PIAS Conduct Pre-A.G.I Inspection

The Internal Affairs Service from Police Regional Office 1 and Pangasinan Police Provincial Office arrived at the Bolinao Police Station, to conduct pre-Annual General Inspection here. Headed by PSSUPT Angelito Querubin Tan, Regional Director, Regional Internal Affairs 1 (RIAS-1), the inspecting team conducted inspection-in-ranks of all the PNP members assigned. PSSUPT Tan, after the said inspection, noted all the defects about "Tamang Bihis"for the personnel to check prior to the nationwide Annual General Inspection (AGI).

(Photo) PSSUPT Tan (6th from right), head of the inspecting team posed for a pic with the Bolinao PS personnel, led by PCI Joseph Rizaldy A Dalope (5th from right), Chief of Police. Also in the photo is PSSUPT Rey Tapic Tang of PIAS, Lingayen, Pangasinan

Boodle Fight at Brgy Luna

Prior to the conduct of "Brigada Eskwela", members of Pangasinan Police Provincial Office, led by PSSUPT Percival G Barba, and Station Executive Senior Police Officers (SESPOs) of the province, a boodle fight was held at barangay Luna, together with several teachers and employees of Luna elementary School and also joined by the Chief of Police of Bolinao, PCI Joseph Rizaldy A Dalope and several PNP personnel.

ERAP visits Bolinao (Pangasinan)

(Former) President of RP, Joseph "ERAP" Ejercito Estrada, arrived at this town after the ruins of Typhoon "EMONG", sometime June 2009. With him were incumbent Senator Juan Ponce Enrile and former Senator Ernesto "Ernie" Maceda (not in photo).

SPO3 Teodoro Caampued Camero, Chief, Police-Community Relations PNCO, provided police visibility and security during the said visit.

SPO4 Hemson Calicdan and PO2 Arnel Caaya (in PNP uniform) also provided perimeter security and visibility for the former president's visit.

BF Sets Foot in Bolinao

Secretary Bayani Fernando, Metro Manila Development Authority Chair, arrived in Bolinao after a destructive typhoon struck this town a couple of weeks ago.

PCI Joseph Rizaldy A Dalope, Chief of Police here, and other personnel, as well as Mr. Wilfredo V Castelo and other municipal employees, waited for Sec. Fernando and party to land via government chopper at the Cape Bolinao High School grounds. As early as 7:00 o'clock in the morning, the latter arrived and both the COP and the Municipal Administrator paid a courtesy then proceeded at Bolinao Town Hall.

Secretary Fernando, then initiated the distribution of relief goods for the victims of the aforesaid typhoon. Much more, he also send a team from MMDA to help in the clearing operations along major roads, as well as in the upland barangays.

Typhoon Emong

A destructive typhoon struck this town, devastatedly leaving a great number of homeless families, trees went on the ground and brownout all over the town.

People gathered at an unroofed covered court to obtain relief goods, for business was at halt and most of the people were not able to go back to their homes.

One of the oldest house in town, owned by Dr. Pamintuan, was literally "beheaded" when said typhoon struck, which brought heavy rains and strong winds.

G.I. sheets were scattered all around and trees fell down which showed the impact of Typhoon Emong.

Checkpoints conducted

"Service, Honor, Justice"- three most important values which every policeman should live. Service - a policeman, as a public servant, serve not only his constituents but the people who needs him. He should serve unconditionally, neither bribe nor extort, but win the hearts of every people to overcome the problems of the erring society.

"Honor"- he should be proud of, not only of his uniform but what is behind it...that his service be a noble service to the people. he should consider his job as noble profession.

"Justice " - that one should have a helping hand to give justice for the people who are in midst of chaos, and impugn those people who intend to abuse others.

Checkpoints are one way or the other preempt any untoward threats that would create a disturbance in a community. Bolinao Police personnel, with its mandate to serve the community, establish checkpoint in different areas of the town, inspecting vehicles, identification and other documents pertaining to travel in the locality. here, a strict implementation of "no plate, no travel" policy was observed in order to determine the violators of the law.

Bolinao Barangay Council meeting

Presided by the local chief executive, a meeting with the Barangay Captains of this town was held at the fish processing conference room, annexed to the municipal building, to update the Municipal Mayor about current situation in every barangay. The Chief of Police attends the regular meeting of Barangay Captains. This is venue to disseminate important ordinances to be observed, as well as to discuss matters pertaining to problems encountered by each and every punungbarangay, the needs to be addressed to his constituents and strategies which can also be adopted by other barangay officials.

Bancaparada

"BANCAPARADA" - one of the first major activities in the annual Pistay Dayat, showcased the artistic abilities of the PNP in the province. Motorized bancas were decorated: streamers with slogans, colorful flags and banners were designed in each and every boat prior to a parade.

Chiefs of Police and their respective personnel joined the said activity.

Bolinao Police At Work During the Town Fiesta