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Republic of the Philippines

Province of Camarines Norte
Municipality of Daet
MUNICIPAL PEACE AND ORDER COUNCIL
MUNICIPAL ANTI DRUG ABUSE COUNCIL
MUNICIPAL TASK FORCE – ELCAC
JOINT MEETING

MINUTES OF THE JOINT MEETING OF MPOC, MADAC AND MTF-ELCAC HELD AT LIGA NG MGA
BARANGAY HALL, 2ND FLOOR JARENCHO BLDG. AT 2:30 IN THE AFTERNOON.

Attendees : See attached attendance sheet

PROCEEDINGS;
After the declaration of the quorum, the meeting was called to order by the presiding officer MS.
Joan Kristine T. De L:una, Municipal administrator at 2:30 o’clock in the afternoon. Ms. Alda Milagros
B. Balon lead the prayer.
READING AND APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF THE PREVIOUS MEETING:
The reading of the previous minutes has been dispensed because the written copy of the previous
minutes of the meeting has been distributed to its members. Ms. Milrose E. Abilay moved for the approval
of the minutes and was duly seconded by Ms. Lani Caudilla The previous minutes was approved.

PRESENTATION AND ADOPTION OF THE AGENDA:

The Presiding officer presented to the body of agenda as stated in the communication.

I. Quarterly Report MPOC

a. PNP
b. BFP
c. BJMP
d. Philippine Army
e. PSTMU
II. Quarterly Report of MADAC
a. PNP
b. MHO
c. MSWDO
III. Quarterly Report of ELCAC
a. Philippine Army – E.O. 70
b. PNP – CWAO
IV. Resolutions (if any)
V. PNP Applicants (if any)
VI. DILG Updates
a. Assessment Audit result: POC 2019 and 2021
b. ADAC 2021
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VII. Other matters

Ms. Milagros B. Salamanca moved for the adoption of agenda, it was seconded by SINSP
Vener E. Tabaniag, Municipal Fire Marshal, BFP.
Having no other comments, amendments or objections, the agenda were adopted.
MEETING PROPER:
The presiding officer Admin. Joan Kristine T. De Luna presides and facilitates the discussion
of the agenda.
1. PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE (PNP)
PLTCOL ARNEL D. DE JESUS
Chief of Police, DMPS

A. GENERAL INFORMATION
Land Area - 204.25
Barangays - 25
Populations - 116,090
Police to Population Ratio - 1.127 – 1:1,248

B. CRIMINALITY

TOTAL NUMBER OF CRIMES

Total number of Crimes
January1 to May 31, 2021 - 221
January 1 to May 31, 2022 - 197

C. PEACE AND ORDER INDICATOR (POI) INDEX CRIME

Focus Crime January 1 to May 31, 2021 January 1 to May 31, 2022
Theft 6 7
Rape 7 7
Physical Injury 2 1
Robbery 2 1
Murder 0 0
Carnapping (MC) 1 0
Homicide 0 0
Carnapping (MV) 1 0

D. PEACE AND ORDER INDEX (POI – NON INDEX)

Jan.1 to March 31, 2020 Jan.1 to March 31, 2021
Violation of Special Laws 47 26
Other Non – Index Crimes 19 13
Frustrated and attempted 4 3
Stages focus Crimes
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PUBLIC SAFETY INDEX (PSI)

Comparative RIR (Vehicular Incidents)

January 1 to May 31, 2021 January 1 to May 31, 2022

RIR’s Damage to Property 60 71
RIR’s Physical Injury 36 2
RIR’s Homicide 2 1

CRIME INCIDENTS (TCI)

Total Crime Incidents Cleared and Solved

January 1 to May 31, 2021 January 1 to May 31, 2022

TCI Crime Clearance Efficiency 100.00% 78.28%
TCI Crime Solution 98.98% 85.79%

E: INSURGENCY
All twenty five (25) Barangays in Daet, Camarines Norte are considered white area
barangays, considering that member s of left leaning organizations (LLO’s) such as; Gabriella, Anak Pawis,
and LFS are scattered at different barangays in AOR. Their movements was recently monitored during
election period and blatantly endorsing candidates in both national and local positions. Relative thereto, all 25
barangays have already passed an ordinance in compliance to the DILG directives re-declaring the CPP-NPA
NDF as persona non grata. Furthermore, continuous monitoring are being made by the operatives with regards
to any activities of the said group.
F: ELCAC STRATEGIC CONVERGENCE ACTIVITIES
a. Posting of AVP supporting the Anti – Terrorism Bill (20 Audio Visual presentation were
posted in social media supporting the Anti-Terrorism Bill)
b. 100 IEC distribution
c. Conduct /5000 IEC materials/leaflets were distributed
d. Conduct of c ommunity base Anti-Terrorist Awareness (CATA) (10 seminars conducted
and 304 participants
e. Posting of Info - graphics, themes and messages on Social Media There are 660 numbers
of Social Media Operations

III: OPERATIONAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS

A. ANTI – ILLEGAL DRUGS (Period Cover: January 1 to May 31, 2022)

TOKHANG
VOLUNTARY SURRENDERED
Unit/Stns HOUSE DI Watch listed Newly Identified
VISITATION
PUSHER USER PUSHER USER
Daet 0 0 0 0 0
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PROJECT “HVI/LVI”
OPERATIONS CUNDUCTED NR PERSON
SEARCH BUY BUST WOA OTHER ARRESTED DPO
WARRANT VIOL POLICE TOTAL
9165 OPNS
DILISTED NOT DILISTED NOT
LISTED LISTED
0 14 0 1 15 5 20 0 1

B. ANTI-ILLEGAL DRUGS

DRUGS CONFISCATED
UNIT/Stns MJ (GRAMS) SHABU TOTAL DDB CASES FILED
(GRAMS) VALUE (Php)
Daet 1.13 1,138.4 ₱7,741,372.00 36

C. LOOSE FIREARMS (Period covered: January 1 to May 31, 2022)

TURN-IN
OPERATIONS CONFISCA RECOVERED FILED FOR SAFE
Unit/Stns CONDUCTED ARRESTED TED IN KEEPING
SA LW SA LW COURT SA LW
DAET 4 3 3 0 1 0 3 1 0

D. NEUTRALIZATION OF WANTED PERSONS ( Period covered : Jan.1 to May 31, 2022)

ARRESTED WANTED AND MOST WANTED PERSON

ARRESTED WANTED AND MOST WANTED PERSON

OTHER
Unit/Stns REGIONAL PROVINCIA CITY MUNICIPAL WANTED TOTAL
LEVEL L LEVEL LEVEL LEVEL PERSONS
DAET 0 0 0 7 62 69

E. ILLEGAL GAMBLING (Period Covered : Jan.1 to May 31, 2022)

NUMBER OF PERSON
Unit/Stns OPERATIONS ARRESTED AMOUNT CASES
CONDUCTED ILLEGAL OTHER CONFISCATED FILED IN
NUMBER FORMS OF COURT
GAMES GAMBLING
DAET 2 0 2 ₱ 817.00 2

F. ILLEGAL LOGGING – Period covered: Jan. 1 to May 31, 2022

Unit/Stns Operation Number of person Confiscated items Cases filed in court

conducted arrested
Daet 1 1 3000 bd ft. 1

G. DRUG CLEARING OPERATION

Recapitulation of Drug – cleared Barangay

CRITERIA TOTAL AFFECTED No. of Drug Cleared Percentage vs Total Affected

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Drug Cleared Barangays 25 3 12%

As of this Date *6 Barangays recommended for Drug Clearing

H. VIOLATION OF MINIMUM HEALTH STANDARD PROTOCOLS

(Period Covered: ( Jan.1 to May 31, 2022)

VIOLATION OF MINIMUM HEALTH STANDARDS PROTOCOLS

Not Not No Violation Violation of Violation Violation Violation
Daet wearing Wearing/Improper Barangay of Mass Social/Physical of of RA of Total
MP Face Wearing of Quarantine Gathering Distancing Quarantine 11332 Article
S Shield facemask Pass s Protocol 151
817 0 31 612 0 0 0 1460

I. OPERATIONAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS
LAW ENFORCEMENT OPERATIONS

Accomplishments for Types of operation No. of Operation Number of arrested

Conducted person

a. Anti-illegal drugs Buy bust/ other police

operation 8 15
b. Loose fire arms Police response
1 1
c. Neutralization of Service of WOA
wanted persons 28 28

d. Anti-illegal 2
gambling 2 5

e. Illegal logging 1
1 1

II. VIOLATION OFG MHSP

 Not wearing/improper wearing of face mask - 817

 Violation of Mass gatherings - 31
 Violation of Physical Distancing - 612
Total number of apprehensions - 1,460

III. IMPLEMENTATION OF TRAFFIC ORDINANCES

 Issued TCT - 573

 Issued TOP - 31

J. IMPLEMENTATION OF RA 4136 AND OTHER TRAFFIC ORDINANCES

(Period Covered: Jan.1 to May 31, 2021)

VIOLATION OF RA 4136 AND OTHER TRAFFIC ORDINANCES

DAET MPS TCT TOP TOTAL
750 31 781
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IV: ISSUES AND CONCERNS

 Procurement of Body Worn Camera (BWC) to be used during police operations

 Increased of traffic accidents in the AOR
 Lack of IT equipment such as: desktop and web cam

WAY FORWARD FOR 2022

 Increase the number of Drug Cleared Barangays.

 Encourage the participation of the community and force multipliers on crime prevention
activities.
 Decrease Crime Volume and increase Crime Solution Efficiency (CSE)
 Increase the Logistical Resources of Daet MPS through the support of LGU
 Enhance capability of Barangay Public Safety Officer (BPSO) Barangay Tanod through
continues conduct of seminars/ trainings thru the assigned Pulis sa Barangay (PSB) as Tanod
Coordinators.
 Increase financial and logistical support from LGU.

ASSESSMENTS

 the Peace and Order situation in Daet is consider manageable.

 Effective and efficient delivery of public safety services to the community.
 Public trust and cooperation towards the police to effectively combat crimes.
 Decrease of crime incidents were noted due to intensified implementation of police interventions
and community-based activities.

2. DAET CENTRAL FIRE STATION (DCFS)

INSP. VENER E. TABANIAG BFP
Acting Municipal Marshal

A. ADMINISTRATIVE UPDATES
(Strength & Ranks profiles as of June 2021)

UNIT OFFICER NON – OFFICER

STATION
SINSP SFO3 - SFO2 - SFO1 - FO3 - FO2 -FO1 -
TOTAL
DAET FS 1 2 1 2 3 5 13 27

TALISAY 1 3 4
CLUSTER
SAN 1 1 2
VICENTE
TOTAL 1 2 1 4 3 5 17 33

B. LOGISTIC UPDATES
Status of Fire Station
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STATION FIRE AMBULANCES SCBA FIRE BOATS

ENGINES
DAET
CENTRAL
FIRE 4 0 11 0
STATION

STATUS OF FIRETRUCKS:

STATION FIRE TRUCKS DATE AQUIRED STATUS

HYUNDAI 2004 SERVICEABLE
DAET CENTRAL MORITA 1979 unserviceable
FIRE STATION ANOS 2010 serviceable
ROSENBAUER 2018 -do

C. OPERATIONAL UPDATES
(Fire incidents for 2nd quarter 2022)

OCCUPANCY APRIL MAY JUNE TOTAL

Residential 3 3
Storage
Industrial
Mercantile
Business
Educational
Detention
Mix Occupancies
Healthcare
Rubbish
Post 1 1 2
Grass 1 1
Motor Vehicles
TOTAL 6

D. FIRE CODE FEES COLLECTION

(Fire code fees for the 2ND quarter, 2022)

MONTH COLLECTION 2021

APRIL ₱ 178,241.00
MAY 206,676.40
JUNE As of June 2022 58,854.92
TOTAL ₱ 443,772.32

E. OPERATIONAL UPDATES
(Fire Safety Inspection for the 2ND Quarter, 2022)

MONTH INSPECTED (Private) ISSUED FSEC With Remarks

Compliance
OP BUSINESS OP BUSINESS
APRIL 14 329 14 328
MAY 24 280 24 277 1
JUNE 4 39 4
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TOTAL 42 650 42

F. FIRE SAFETY SEMINAR & DRILLS AS OF 2ND QUARTER 2022

MONTH PRIVATE PUBLIC

APRIL 6 0
MAY 2 0
JUNE 8 0
TOTAL 16 0

G. BFP ACTIVITIES

* Conduct decontamination procedures on private establishments

* On call medical response
* Conduct modified & alternative Oplan Ligtas sa Pamayanan (OLP) through fire truck
visibility& information dissemination of fire safety tips amidst pandemic in 25 barangays
and to adjacent municipalities
* Conduct Safety Seal reinspection in 25 barangays of Daet
* Conduct awarding of KAISA STAR SEAL to various establishment partners
* Honing on the job trainees in Our Lady of Lourdes Colleges Foundation
* Conduct fire truck Repairs & Maintenance ( ANOS & MORITA Trucks )
* Conduct Maintenance of Stations furniture & fixtures
* Conduct Fire & Earthquake Drills and Basic Life Support lectures at SM City Daet, Phil.
Army Reservist, & PMFTC, BDO, Palawan Pawnshop, Angena Trading
* Conduct Kitchen Prevention series at SM City Daet
* Re-Launching & Re-Orientation of project W.A.T.C.H
* Installation of E – Sumbong Tarpaulin
* Conduct Blood Letting
* Participated on Oplan Semana Santa
* Conduct augmentation force during Mayor Sarah Duterte visit in the province
* Participate on first Aide Service during the 2022 National & Local Election
* Conduct dismantling of Campaign Materials all over D.C.N
* Conduct clean up drive

H. ISSUES & CONCERNS:

- Need to acquire lot for the construction of Daet Central Fire Station
- Need financial support for the renovation of DCFS
- Need to procure emergency medical service kit & rescue tools and equipment’s.

I. PLANS
 Intensification of ALS Program
 Sustainable Livelihood Program
 Good rapport to LGU for Assistance
 Intensification of Security measure / barriers additional barbwires at perimeiter
fence and all identified weak point
 Intensification of capability trainings
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 Lot donation

3. ALPHA ( ADAMANT ) COMPANY 9TH INFANTRY ( SANDIGAN ) BATALLION

PURPOSE:

The Purpose of this briefing is to inform Local Gov’t Unit (LGU), Local Chief
Executive & MPOC Council of Daet on the current trust of the ALPHA COMPANY in order
to gain support on our efforts in combatting armed in surgency faster lasting peace.

AREA OF OPERATION:

Municipality 6
Barangay 135
Land Area 879.39 sq. km
Population 380,666

ACTIVITIES:

* Join COMELEC PNP and AFP checkpoint during, before & after 2022 National & Local
election at Brgy. Camambugan , DCN
* Join & attend the candidates briefing on the rules on Campaigning Under the New Normal
for May 9, 2022 Nat’l & Local Election at Liga Hall, Brgy. Pamorangon, DCN
* Attend MCCC Meeting at OEO Daet, Brgy. Pamorangon

ALPHA COMPANY UNIT ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

(As of 1st Quarterly of 2022 up to this date)

Security Operation Security Assistance Manpower Assistance

3 10 4

LOCAL PEACE ENGAGEMENT

What is LPE?

LOCAL PEACE ENGAGEMENT (LPE) is one of the 12 Clusters of the National

Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict (NTF-ELCAC), the multi - agency
Body created by the virtue of executive order no. 70 of the “ Whole – of national Approach”.
LPE promoter a culture of genuine peace, healing & reconciliation & reaching out to the
radicalized sectors of society to include the conduct of localized peace talks , community
dialogues & confident talks.

It has two (2) tracks

a. TRACK 1 - Community consultation & Problem Solving Sessions (CCPSS)

b. TRACK 2 – Localized peace Dialogues (LPD)

Purpose of LPE:
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Through LPE’s the Government is demonstrating its strong resolve and decisiveness
to put an end to the Local Communist Armed conflict by directly addressing the roots of the
government agencies together with key stakeholders – including the rebels themselves.

How to implement LPE?

The LOCAL PEACE ENGAGEMENTS (LPE) initiatives of the government are

grounded on the issues raised and target priority areas, the local development plans as well the
Phil. Dev. Plan 2017 – 2022.
The creation of Local Peace Engagement Team (LPET) is one of the priority of NTF
- ELCAC to address the issues and concerns of GIDA’s.
Further, we need also to create Local Peace Panel (LPP) who will be responsible for
the conduct of NEGOTIATIONS or Localized Peace Talks between the Local Peace Panel
members & leadership of the CTG in the area.

THE COMPOSITION OF LPET?

The composition of LPET that shall conduct the community consultation & problem
solving sessions w/in the community are the follows.

LPET POSITION AGENCY/OFFICE

Chairperson Local Chief Executive ( LCE)
Co-Chairperson Battalion Commander
Members DILG-MGLOO
-do Chief of Police
-do Engineering Office
SWDO/MSWDO
Agriculture Officer
Rep. of Religious Organization
Rep. Liga ng mga Barangay (LNB)
SK Chairman
Disaster Risk Reduction Officer

COMPOSITION OF LPP

The composition of Local Peace Panel (LPP) that will negotiate w/ the target Guerilla
Front Unit are as follows:

LPP POSITION AGENCY/OFFICE

Chairperson Local Chief Executive ( LCE)
Co-Chairperson Battalion Commander
Members Local PNP Commander
-do Two (2) Accredited CSO
-do One (1) Church leader (Bishop)
One (1) Academe (DSS/Professor)
IP Representative
Mun. /Prov’l Prosecutor
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LOCAL PEACE ENGAGEMENT FRAMEWORK

Pre-Localization Stage

Localization
Stage
Pre-
Localization Stage
Localization Stage

Post Localization
Localizatio
Post

WAY AHEAD

 Collaborate with the MDRRMO Daet for the rapid response in the event of disasters
within the municipality.

RECOMMENDATION

The LGU together with the AFP/PNP should establish a stronger and more active
relationship through peace building initiative with the populace to have a better and peaceful
community.
4. BUREAU OF JAIL MANAGEMENT AND PENOLOGY (BJMP)
JINSP. EDGAR L. FRANCISCO
OIC, Daet District Jail

Number of Personnel : 29
Male : 19
Female : 10
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JAIL POPULATION : 113

Male Adult : 109
Female Adult : 4
CICL : Negative
No. of Insular : 1 male
Municipal Prisoner : Negative
City Prisoner : Negative
Prov’l Prisoner : 4 male

A. JAIL JURISDICTION

MUNICIPALITY NUMBERS PERCENTAGE

Daet 34 30.1%
Jose Panganiban 13 11.50%
Paracale 16 14.16%
Mercedes 16 14.16%
Basud 10 8.85%
Vinzons 7 6.19%
Talisay 4 3.54%
San Lorenzo 1 .88%
San Vicente 3 2.65%
Labo 4 3.54%
Capalonga 1 .88%
Others 4 3.54%

TOTAL 113 100.00%

B. CASES PERCENTAGE

OFFENSE NUMBER TOTAL PERCENTAGE

Rape (RA 7610) 50 44.25%
Drug Related Cases 37 32.74%
Murder 8 7.08%
RA 9262 4 3.54%
Other Crimes 14 12.39%
TOTAL 113 100.00%

C. JAIL POPULATION 2022

MONTH MALE FEMALE TOTAL

January 89 5 94
February 103 5 108
March 117 4 121
April 116 4 120
May 110 4 114
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June 109 4 113

D. COMMIT/RELEASED 2022

MONTH COMMIT RELEASED

January 7 2
February 17 3
March 19 7
April 11 12
May 0 6
June 0 1

E. LGU SUPPORTS

- Acquisition of office supplies from LGU- Daet

- Gas allocation was given 30 liters for BTV weekly
- Random Drug Testing for 25 PDL
- Covid 19 on site vaccination ( Covid 19 vaccination 39 male PDL and 28 male PDL received booster
doses, 9 male PDL received their second dose and 2 male received their first dose.)

F. SIGNIFICANT ACCOMPLISHMENTS
(Safekeeping & Development)

- Ensure preparedness in case of incidents

- Strict implementation of security protocols in Jail
- Zero jail disturbance incident
- Conduct daily Greyhound operations and facilities inspection
- Zero escape
- Iron bars/guard mounting/ head count/monitoring of CCTV by personnel on lockdown (PDL)
- Ensure preparedness in case of incidents and strict implement of security protocol in jail
- Conduct stress management activities for PDL such as; Psychosocial activity, sports activities,
hiphop dancing, singing contest and parlor games.
- Conduct e-dalaw, call and text previledge to PDL
- Strict monitoring of food service council/ creation of meal plan.
- Conduct livelihood programs and training to PDL
- Conduct info drive and other health activities for PWUDs
- Conduct disinfection on jail premises regularly.
- Conduct clean -up drive and finishing touches to new admin building and DDJ New female dorm.
- Maintain vegetable planting at the roof top garden for “Makulay ang buhay sa piitang magulay”.
- Conduct indoor and outdoor games for recreation of PDL such as Easter egg writing, parlor
games & chessboard competition.
- Audio / Visual presentation of Gratitude & appreciation
- Awarding of Best Dorm
- Cement Pot Making
- Planting Yellow and Green Plants
- conduct feeding program and assistance conducted by BJMP during the Bayanihan Bakunahan
National Vaccination Day
- conduct stress management activities
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- strict monitoring of food service council/creation of meal plan.

- conduct parol making using recycled materials
- conduct info drive on health and proper hygene
- proposed implementation of no contact visitati

G. BEST PRACTICES ON COVID 19 MANAGEMENT

- Provision of Triage Area

- Posting of Signage on proper wearing of mask and isolation Area
- Regular Checking of temperature among personnel & PDL
- Coordination and good report to all RHU & BHERT
- Strict monitoring / home visit of JRT Nurse to personnel undergoing home quarantine.
- Thermal fogging / disinfection with machine used
- Daily disinfection of Jail Facility
- Administered flu vaccine to all DDL personnel and their family especially the PDL prioritizing
the most vulnerable / Senior Citizen.
- Strict disinfection / decontamination procedure before entering the facility
- Provision of additional isolation area.
- 100% Covid19 PDL and personnel Vaccination

ISSUES & CONCERNS:

 Flood prone area

PLANS
 Intensification of ALS Program
 Sustainable Livelihood Program
 Good rapport to LGU for Assistance
 Intensification of Security measure / barriers
additional barbwires at perimeter fence and all identified weak point
 Intensification of capability trainings
 Lot donation

5. DAET PUBLIC SAFETY AND TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT UNIT (DPSTMU)

Lt. OSCAR LANON
Head, DPSTMU

Daily Activities
Conduct traffic direction and control

a. Issuing traffic citation tickets to all traffic violators.

b. Conduct clearing operation of illegal parked vehicles.
c. Ensure the safety of pedestrians
d. Conduct traffic direction during power service interruption.
e. Accommodate complaints and assists blotter incident between the driver and passengers.
f. Check and inspect the requirements for tricycle renewal of new franchise.
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g. Assist on vehicular accidents

h. Maintain health protocol reminders to motorist

A. ACCOMPLISHMENT (2nd Quarter Apprehension)

MONTH TOTAL# OF CITATION PAID CITATION

TICKETS TICKETS
January 233 17,670
February 311 23,350
March 203 13,450
April 137 8,650
May 228 16,950
TOTAL 1,112 TOTAL 111,190

B. ITEMS RETURNED / SURRENDERED

DATE BODY DRIVER ITEMS SURRENDERED

NUMBER
January 3, 2022 0829 Rodrigo Madrigal Brown bag (calamansi,
notebook, calendar, wallet with
300 php cash, wallet with cash
1,158 umbrella, cellphone).
January 6, 2022 1446 Elmar Indo Plastic envelope (PS Bank
Card, Barangay ID,PSA, 4
Passbook Badevco)
January 14, 2022 1847 Rennel Meneses Red Plastic Envelope Nokia
Cellphone
January 21, 2022 2075 Rodjen Republica Obion Bag

January 24, 2022 1475 Rodel Abrera España Cellphone

January 27, 2022 1919 Alvin Bragias Red Paper Bag

February 2, 2022 2679 Transparent Envelope

February 17, 2022 1420 John Nick JRS Express

February 18, 2022 0272 Roberto Vasquez Diff. Docs
February 20, 2022 1156 Salvador Montuya Black Pouch
February 22, 2022 0242 Michael Apelado Wallet Cash 2,460. BPI ATM,
Pawn Ticket, Picture
February 24, 2022 2592 Jonathan Tadefa Wallet (ATM Card BDO,
Watson/HP Card, Cash 500)
February 25, 2022 2054 Marcos Balga Tupas Wallet
February 27, 2022 1527 Bag

March 4, 2022 0867 Jonard Archivedo Brown Wallet (Driver’s

License, Cash 930 Php,
Palawan ID).
March 7, 2022 2434 Herminio Taja Transparent Folder (Module)
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March 15, 2022 0366 Jonbert Bermas Plastic (Groceries, Hanger,

Storage Box)
March 16, 2022 0759 X Ray Result

March 25, 2022 2416 Plastic Envelope (Modules, 2

Notebook)
April 11, 2022 0014 Jefferson Saavedra Cellphone VIVO
April 13, 2022 0418 Leonard Rubio Envelop with diff. documents
April 17, 2022 0577 BDO ATM Card
April 18, 2022 2256 Diff. ID, Lozartan, Senior
Citizen Booklet
April 20, 2022 2603 Frank Cabanela Green Landbank Envelope
(Documents)
April 22, 2022 1454 Emmanuel Yaño Detergent Soap, Chlorox,
Umbrella
April 29, 2022 0391 Cellphone

April 29, 2022 2378 Pepito Olila Maroon envelope (Certificate

of Transfer of Title)
May 5, 2022 0302 Renato Aguilar Cellphone Infinix

May 10, 2022 2654 Envelope (Documents,

Umbrella, Biscuit, Mineral
water)
May 11, 2022 Oscar Sanzhez Cellphone Samsung
May 12, 2022 1674 Jay Laborte Medicines
May 13, 2022 Benjamin Navata Cellphone Samsung
May 16, 2022 1808 Arnel Tenoria Envelope (UMID ID, Card
Application, PSA B.
Certificate, Vaxx Card, License
Xerox
May 24, 2022 2484 Sonny Yanto Cellphone OPPO
May 25, 2022 0644 Christopher Mimay Plastic Envelope (Documents)
May 30, 2022 2277 Emmer Renales Cellphone

C. PLANS & PROGRAMS

* Installation of Permanent Traffic signage to all strategic locations
* Response Service Vehicle for DPSTMU
* Office renovation
* Additional traffic enforcer

6. PWUD’s STATUS as of May 2022

PWUDs STATUS - HEALTH

As of DECEMBER 20, 2021

Barangay No. of For For For For For For For DT No. For Adjudic
PWUDs assesm Reass Enro Enroll Enroll Enroll of Enrollmen ated
ent es ll ment to ment to ment to Push t to Balay
ment ment CBR IOP Reside er Silangan
to ntial
GI 1DT 2DT 3DT
Barangay 1 15 1 0 2 1 0 0 0 5 3 0 0 4
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Barangay II 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1

Barangay III 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 1 9

Barangay IV 38 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 2 9 2 22

Barangay V 57 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 5 2 3 1 24

Barangay VI 19 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 7

Barangay VII 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 2 2

Barangay 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 7
VIII
Alawihao 69 0 0 8 0 0 0 6 2 4 3 1 24

Awitan 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1

Bagasbas 43 0 0 0 3 0 0 2 1 3 5 3 6

Bibirao 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2

Borabaod 117 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 3

Calasgasan 43 0 0 1 0 0 0 13 5 3 3 1 10

Camambugan 65 0 2 6 0 0 0 3 5 12 3 3 12

Cobangbang 56 0 0 3 0 0 0 2 2 11 1 1 8

Dogongan 35 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 8

Gahonon 17

Gubat 44 0 0 1 0 1 0 5 3 4 3 3 17

Lag-on 8

Magang 43 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 7 4 3 15

Mambalite 48 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 4 3 0 0 9

Mancruz 4

Pamorangon 28 2 0 4 0 0 1 2 0 4 0 0 4

San Isidro 68 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 12

TOTAL 800 4 3 28 8 1 1 37 35 63 52 24 207

7. MADAC/MPOC MEETING

E.O NO. 08-2002 Dated 14 February 2022

An Executive Order Reorganizing the Municipal Anti-Drug Abuse Council of the

Municipality of Daet, Camarines Norte.
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Composition of Anti-Drug Council of Municipality of Daet

Mayor Benito S. Ochoa - Chairperson

PLTCOL ARNEL D DE JESUS - Vice Chairperson
Milrose E. Abilay - Member, MLGOO
Dr. Manuel T. Obal - Member, PSDS
Hon. Ruby Charina O. Balmes - Member, MTC B!
Normanuel E. Eboña - Member, MSWDO
Dr. Lurene T. Tejada - Member, MHO
Joan S. Dela Fuente - Member, MIO
Eduardo Bequillo - Member, DLTBTODA
Arnel V. Pandi - Member, ALATODA
Rev. Fr. Ronald Anthony P. Timoner - Member, SPAFCI
Municipal Probation and Parole Officer - Member

ROLES and RESPONSIBILITIES

1. MADAC shall issue the certification declaring the “Drug-cleared” status of a affected
barangay, certified by the Chief of Police and validated by the PDEA Regional Director.
2. Monitor the Barangay ADAC and BADAC Auxiliary Team (BAT) names, address and
other significant details, copy furnished the DILG Field Office:
a. Enjoin all Barangays to submit within 10 days from its creation the names,
addresses and other significant details of all members of BADAC and its BAT.
3. Receive the consolidated information report from BADAC Chairperson.
4. Review the consolidated reports of cluster leaders for final consolidation and submission
To PDEA.
5. Maintain a list of endorsement from the Barangay Duty Officer referring drug dependent
for screening using the Alcohol, Smoking and Substance involvement Screening Test
(ASSIST).
6. Establish one-stop-shop facilities, where assessment, interview, counseling, referral and/
or processing of applications for petitions for confinement of drug dependents and PWUD
who surrendered for treatment and rehabilitation and other allied processes, may be
undertaken.
7. Designate a focal person, who shall ensure compliance with and enforcement of DDB
Regulations on Voluntary Surrender of Drug Users and Dependents and shall coordinate
with the appropriate service providers to assure compliance with the prescribed
intervention.
8. Ensure the PWUD’s who surrendered shall undergo screening in order to determine the
level of risk and/or co-morbidities and refer them for the appropriate intervention.
9. Designate certain personnel as the authorized representatives of the DDB, who shall cause
the processing and filing of petitions for confinement of drug dependents and PWUD,
who surrendered for treatment and rehabilitation before the RTC pursuant to Sec. 54 and
61 of RA 9165.
10. Organize the MADAC Drug Reformation Committee and adopt the Program of Instruction
for Drug Reformation Program.
11. Provide for the Community Based Rehabilitation Program;
- Lead in the formulation of Plan of Action
- Monitor all IEC materials on the Campaign
- Submit Reports
12. Conduct advocacy and/or preventive education seminars, giving emphasis to the roles of
parents and children in the anti-drug campaign, ill-effects of drugs and consequences of
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drug abuse.
13. Designate MADAC Secretariat, who will collate all reports and maintain periodic statistic
on barangay drug-clearing operations for evaluation/analysis and continuing enhancement
of process and procedures.
Ms. Rizza S. Moral

o Focal Person for DDB Regulations on Voluntary Surrender of Drug Users and
Dependents
o Secretariat

Ms. Anita P. Auro

o Authorized Representative of DDB

MADAC DRUG REFORMATION COMMITTEE

Chairperson - Normanuel R. Ebona

Member - Dr. Lurene T. Tejada, MHO
Member - PLT.COL. Arnel D. De Jesus, PNP
Member - Milrose E. Abilay, MLGOO
Member - Pedro S. Musa, Pres. LNB
Member - Judy Rose T. Gallardo, SKMF Pres.

UPDATES ON PWUD’S

Total number of PWUDs - 800

Assessed PWUDs - 640
Adjudicated - 198
(transferred ,incarcerated, deceased)
Under Gen. Intervention - 569
Graduated on GI - 498
Under community based - 52
Rehab
Graduated on CBR - 33
Under Intensive Out-Patient- 14
Graduated on IOP - 9
Under Severe - 6
(incarcerated – 3, graduated
1, no longer resident -1)
For enrollment to - 1
Residential

ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED:

1. Finalization/packaging of Barangay Drug Clearing Folders

Date : March 16, 2022
Venue : Blue Rock Event’s Place
Brgy. Magang
Daet, Camarines Norte
Participants: 25 Barangay Captains and Secretaries
2. Conducted Primary Care for General Intervention
3. Conducted Training for PWUDs graduate of General Intervention
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And Community Based Rehabilitation “ Family Drug Abuse Prevention

Program”.
Date : June 6-7, 2022
Venue : Senior Citizen’s Bldg.
Brgy. Pamorangon
Daet, Camarines Norte
4. PWUDs subject to Gen. Intervention - 50
Under going General Intervention - 3

Not yet starting - 47

Subject to 1 month AFTER CARE
c/o MSWD at Senior Citizen’s

PWUDs subject to CBR - 12

(not yet starting)
Subject to 3 months AFTER CARE
c/o MSWDO

ASSESSMENT AUDIT RESULT : POC 2019 and 2021: ADAC 2021

Peace and Order Council

There having no other matters to be taken up, the meeting was adjourned at 4:55 in the afternoon.

I hereby certify to the correctness of the foregoing.

ALDA MILAGROS B. BALON

Private Secretary II/ MPOC Secretariat Member

LARA MAE P. BAPTISMA

LGOO V, OIC – MLGOO

Attested by:

JOAN KRISTINE T. DE LUNA

Municipal Administrator
MPOC Presiding Officer
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