The National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) conducted a three-day manhunt operation, leading to the arrest of 182 individuals, 72 of whom were identified as most wanted criminals.
According to NCRPO Director Brig. Gen. Anthony Aberin, these operations are part of their “Triple A Policing” approach, which emphasizes Able, Active, and Allied police work. This strategy, he said, has proven effective in addressing criminal activities in Metro Manila.
“The apprehensions were the result of well-coordinated operations conducted at various law enforcement levels, leading to the arrest of 72 most wanted persons and 93 other criminals,” Aberin stated.
For the Top Ten Most Wanted Persons, one was arrested at the national level, four at the district level, and twelve at the station level.
Aberin highlighted that these figures demonstrate the NCRPO’s commitment to tracking down individuals who have evaded justice.
“The success of these operations can be attributed to our Able policing, which ensures that NCRPO units are skilled and well-equipped; Active policing, which involves proactive measures to combat criminality; and Allied policing, which relies on strong coordination among law enforcement units and community stakeholders,” he explained.
He praised the proficiency and dedication of the NCRPO personnel whose efforts made these accomplishments possible.
Aberin emphasized that this success reflects the NCRPO’s commitment to making Metro Manila a safer place for its residents by holding lawbreakers accountable.
“We have always prioritized relentless operations against those with pending warrants of arrest issued by our honorable courts. The NCRPO assures crime victims and community members that we will persistently hunt down these wanted criminals and bring them to justice,” he stated.
The NCRPO remains committed to its mission of maintaining public safety and upholding the rule of law, reinforcing its commitment to accountability and justice for all.