A
maximum utilization of Barangay Intelligence Network System (BINS) has been
launched in coordination with the military to intensify intelligence operations
after several armed groups were sighted at some outskirt villages of Leyte recently.
S/Supt.
Ramil Ramirez, commander of the Regional Public Safety Battalion based in
Capoocan, Leyte ordered the intensified
intelligence drive.
Col.
Rafael Valencia, the 802nd Brigade commander said “there is continuous
coordination with the PNP and we have proper coordination in taking actions to
address the threatening situation.”
“At
this early part of barangay election, we do our best to protect the community,”
he said.
Police
authorities said that at 11 a.m. last Sept.25, around 10 unidentified persons armed
with high-powered firearms were spotted by residents of Ormoc
City villages particularly in Sumad
river in Quezon Jr. heading towards the hilly mountain of Kangka Yangkob
They
are believed to be members of New People’s Army (NPA) and suspected to have
established a camp in the area.
Another
unidentified group of approximately 25 men and women also armed with
high-powered guns were sighted at the vicinity of Fattening Compound, one
kilometer from Mahayag village, this city heading towards the village hub at
1:00 a.m. the next day.
In
Javier, Leyte , nine unidentified persons armed
with high-powered guns were seen in Guindapunan and Karaye villages at around
4:00 and 6:00 p.m., respectively in Sept. 29. The residents said the group
asked for food and afterwards left to unknown direction.
These
information were the result of intensified BINS that the police and military
have initiated to pre-empt or negate any violent activity of the enemy.
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