Mining exec abducted in Tawi-Tawi

From ABS-CBN (May 4): Mining exec abducted in Tawi-Tawi

TAWI-TAWI -- A mining firm officer was abducted in Bongao town in this province on Sunday evening.

Capt. Zosimo de Guzman, commanding officer of Joint Task Group Tawi-Tawi, identified the victim as Nonong Garcia, a native of Pangasinan.

De Guzman said Garcia had been staying in a beachfront inn in Barangay Simandagit to look after the company's mining operation in the province.

De Guzman said Garcia was outside the inn at around 10:30 p.m. when he was abducted by about four armed men. The victim was forced to board a motorized pump boat, which allegedly headed towards Languyan town.

It was already late when the policemen and barangay officials arrived in the area.

De Guzman said they immediately conducted a search and rescue operation after the abduction.

The Tawi-Tawi provincial police office is now looking for witnesses who may be able to identify the abductors.

On Monday, two Philippine Coast Guard personnel and a barangay chairman in Dapitan City, Zamboanga del Norte province were also abducted by armed men.

Meanwhile, Naga, Zamboanga Sibugay mayor Gemma Adana remains in the hands of her abductor.

Adana was snateched by armed men from her residence in Barangay Taytay Manubo lasy April 6.

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MILF says AFP, PNP had no role in Usman's death

From ABS-CBN (May 4): MILF says AFP, PNP had no role in Usman's death

The Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) has confirmed that wanted terrorist Abdul Basit Usman is dead.

MILF First Vice Chairman Ghazali Jaafar told ABS-CBN News Central Mindanao on Monday that they received the report on Usman's death yesterday but it took time them time to confirm it.

Jaafar also confirmed that Usman died in Barangay Muti in Guindulungan. However, Jaafar said the MILF is conducting its own investigation as to how exactly Usman died.

Jaafar said the MILF received two different stories regarding Usman's death. The first one is that Usman died during an encounter between his followers and MILF fighters.

The second version was that Usman was arrested by the MILF's 118th Base Command but the wanted terrorist and his followers resisted, resulting in a firefight that caused his death.

Jaafar said he is more convinced with the second version. He said the MILF Central Committee had a standing order to all commanders on the ground that Usman be brought before the MILF's central leadership once he is arrested.

"Meron kaming utos. Titingnan ng Central Committee at kakausapin. Iyan lang muna. As to the reason, hindi namin pwedeng sabihin," Jaafar said.

The MILF also said there were no military or police forces involved in the death of Usman. Jaafar also denied that Usman was seeking refuge in an MILF area.

Jaafar also stressed they are not and will never be interested in the $1 million bounty on Usman's head. He said the MILF leadership will not also allow MILF commanders and members to go after the reward money.

"Not interested sa reward money. Hindi rin namin tatanggapin. Hindi namin papayagan ang mga commander namin na gawin iyon," Jaafar said.

The MILF reiterated that it remains committed to the peace process despite what happened during the January 25 Mamasapano raid.

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Video: Why Basit Usman's death raises questions?

From ABS-CBN (May 5): Video: Why Basit Usman's death raises questions?

[Video report: Why Basit Usman's death raises questions?]
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The timing when the terrorist Basit Usman was killed is dubious. According to the militant group Bayan, the government can use this to promote Bangsamoro Basic Law (BBL). The Senate and Congress agrees that they will prioritize the BBL if it will arrive at the plenary.

Kaduda-duda umano ang timing ng pagkakapatay sa teroristang si Basit Usman. Sabi ng grupong Bayan, pwedeng gamitin ito ng pamahalaan sa pagsulong ng Bangsamoro Basic Law. Nagkasundo naman ang Senado at Kamara na bibigyang prayoridad ang BBL kapag dumating ito sa plenaryo. I-Bandila mo, Zen Hernandez. Bandila, May 4, 2015, Lunes

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Abu Sayyaf kidnap, behead man in Basilan

From ABS-CBN (May 4): Abu Sayyaf kidnap, behead man in Basilan

 

Abu Sayyaf bandits beheaded telecom worker Jeffrey Tagle, police say

Abu Sayyaf Group bandits have abducted and beheaded a man in Basilan, police said Monday.

The victim, 23-year-old Jeffrey Tagle, was killed in Brgy. Tuburan proper, Hadji Mohammad Ajul town, in Basilan last May 1.

He was mistaken as military informant, police said.

A source gave ABS-CBN News photos of the victim's remains.

Investigators said the said victim, an employee of a telecommunications company, was on en route to check a cellular phone site when he was attacked.

Police and relatives of the victims have recovered the victim's remains.

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From Ang Malaya (May 4): Raytheon’s first Defense Threat Reduction Agency project in Southeast Asia inaugurated in PHL

The National Coast Watch Center at Philippine Coast Guard Headquarters in Manila was formally inaugurated last week, April 28. The center will coordinate and implement the whole of government efforts to protect the Philippine national interests against security threats, enforce national sovereignty and sovereign rights, and fulfill international responsibilities and obligations throughout the maritime jurisdiction of the country.

Establishment of the NCWC will promote maritime safety, enforce maritime laws, protect the marine environment and contribute to economic development.

“It shall be equipped with the needed capabilities to achieve maritime situational awareness, coordinated inter-agency response, and disposition in accordance with the rule of law. This will be done in phases until full-mission capability is achieved,” said Undersecretary Jose Luis M Alano, NCWC Secretariat. The center is on its initial phase.

The government of United States provided $20 million for the said center.

“Maritime domain awareness is crucial for the Philippines as it increases its abilities to thwart smuggling, illegal fishing, other criminal activities as well as improving defense capacity,” the US Embassy in Manila said.

US firm Raytheon won the contract in August 2013 to design and construct the National Coast Watch Center. The contract included support integration of data from various agencies into the NCWC; and provide acquisition, installation and training on an automatic identification system as well as radio communications for the Government of the Philippines.

The NCWC is the first Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) project of Raytheon in Southeast Asia.

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AFP chief confirms death of Basit Usman, five other terrorists in Maguindanao

From the Philippine News Agency (May 4): AFP chief confirms death of Basit Usman, five other terrorists in Maguindanao

Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) chief-of-staff Gen. Gregorio Pio Catapang on Monday confirmed the death of Filipino terrorist and bomb-maker Basit Usman and five of his followers who were reported killed following a shootout with fellow brigands in Guindulungan town, Maguindanao before noon Sunday.

"I am confirming the death of Basit Usman, the terrorist-bomber who is responsible for the countless deaths of civilians in a series of bombings in Mindanao," Catapang added.

Based on reports reaching AFP headquarters in Camp Aguinaldo, Quezon City, Usman and five of his unidentified cohorts were killed in a shootout allegedly with fellow members of his group in Sitio Takeneken, Barangay Muti, Guindulungan, Maguindanao 10 a.m. Sunday.

"The encounter site is near the vicinity of Camp Afghan, a temporary relocation site for MILF (Moro Islamic Liberation Front) members who voluntarily vacated their homes during the conduct of law enforcement operations against the BIFF (Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters) in the last week of February 2015," Catapang disclosed.

MILF members who are temporarily staying at the camp rushed to the scene and discovered the dead bodies along with the recoveries including an M-60 general purpose machine gun, one RPG and a 5.56mm Bushmaster rifle.

Sources in the ground believe that there was infighting among Usman's followers fueled by the tussle for the huge monetary reward that was put on his head amounting to almost USD1 million.

"The AFP is validating the reports that Usman became distrustful of some of his own men after the series of encounters between the AFP and his group in the past two months," Catapang said.

Photos of Usman's dead body will be taken to show proof about his death, he added.

"The AFP and PNP (Philippine National Police) forces had been pursuing the small band of terrorists led by Basit Usman who continuously eluded the government troops for more than two months since the launching of the 'all out law enforcement operations' against the BIFF in Maguindanao," he said.

On May 2-3, the government forces maintained its security patrols, sensing that Usman and his group were just nearby.

Usman's group occasionally goes near to MILF communities in an effort to divert their pursuers.

"A final version of the military report will be released to the public once the After Operations Report related to this incident will be submitted by our line units," according to Catapang.

"I want to convey my warm congratulations to the MILF and the government forces (both the AFP and PNP) who worked together in neutralizing this notorious terrorist," he added.

Catapang also said that it is very important to note that aside from helping the government in neutralizing Usman, the MILF provided valuable information that led to the arrest of prominent BIFF leaders such as Mohammad Ali Tambako and Esmael Pagao.

"Through the MILF's cooperation and support, we have also succeeded in uprooting the bomb factories and terrorist hideouts near their communities," he said.

The recent accomplishment shows the MILF's sincerity in supporting the peace process by actively helping the government in flushing out the terrorists from their former safe havens.

It can be recalled that the MILF relocated from their communities inside "SPMS Box" since the last week of February 2015 in order to give way to the joint law enforcement operations of the AFP/PNP against the BIFF and Usman's group.

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Peace more attainable in Central Mindanao with Usman's death, says Catapang

From the Philippine News Agency (May 4): Peace more attainable in Central Mindanao with Usman's death, says Catapang

With the neutralization of Basit Usman and five of his followers in Guindulungan town, Maguindanao Sunday, Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) chief-of-staff Gen. Gregorio Pio Catapang said that peace will be more attainable in Central Mindanao.

Usman and his followers were reportedly gunned down by his fellow terrorists due to differences.

He also said that more work needs to be done to make this a reality.

"(To win the peace), we will have to win progress and prosperity for the people of Mindanao, so now we are bringing in peace and developments, put up roads for peace, put up bridges for peace, hospital and school buildings for peace," Catapang said.

This is on top of neutralizing the peace spoilers and terrorists known to be operating in the area.

Catapang also downplays fear of possible retaliatory attacks from Usman's remaining followers, as the late terrorist has now run of followers and bodyguards.

He also said that the military will remain in the area to ensure the peace.

"We will stay in the area, as this the second phase of our Internal Peace and Security Peace 'Bayanihan' campaign, right after we win the peace, we will move forward for peace and development projects, we will stay there, in time for (the) projects to come in," he said.

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AFP supportive of peace overtures being made by CPP-NPA-NDF

From the Philippine News Agency (May 4): AFP supportive of peace overtures being made by CPP-NPA-NDF

Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) chief-of-staff Gen. Gregorio Pio Catapang on Monday said that the entire military is supportive of the peace overtures being made by the Communist Party of the Philippines-New People's Army-National Democratic Front (CPP-NPA-NDF).

This is despite the fact that the AFP's "Bayanihan" strategy is working well against the rebels as attested by the increasing number of NPA surrenderees in the past few months.

The latter strategy seeks to defeat NPA influence by bringing in development to the countryside.

"We are supporting the continuance of the peace talks with the CPP-NPA-NDF," Catapang said.

In fact, the AFP is willing to talk peace provided that the rebels don't make any demands.

"There are a lot of surrenderees, we are declaring one after another almost all the provinces of the country as peaceful and ready for further development, I think the country is now claiming the peace, so hopefully the CPP-NDF-NPA will join hands in claiming the peace for our country," the AFP chief pointed out.

At present, there are less than 20 provinces with known NPA presence.

These are mostly in the Visayas and Mindanao, Catapang said.

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Death of Usman will bring back trust to MILF -- Drilon

From the Philippine News Agency (May 4): Death of Usman will bring back trust to MILF -- Drilon

Senate President Franklin Drilon on Monday said the death of long-wanted suspected terrorist Basit Usman will definitely bring back the trust of the people to the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF).

”Assuming it's true, if Usman is really dead, this will certainly help in bringing back the trust,” Drilon said in a media interview.

Usman, an expert bomb maker, was reportedly shot dead by MILF commander "Barok" of the 118th Base Command last Sunday in Maguindanao.

Usman was commander of the Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters (BIFF) which is a breakaway group of the MILF. He has publicly expressed his opposition to the peace talks between the Philippine government and the MILF.

The BIFF commander was one of the two targets of the Oplan Exodus carried out by the Special Action Force (SAF) of the Philippine National Police (PNP) to neutralize Usman and Malaysian bomb expert Zulkifli bin Hir alias "Marwan" last January 25 in Mamasapano, Maguindanao.

Marwan, an international terrorist with US$ 5 million bounty on his head, was killed but Usman, who was wounded, was able to escape in the bloody operation that left 44 SAF members dead after an almost 11-hour firefight between the combined forces of the MILF and BIFF and the PNP-SAF troopers.

The Mamasapano incident has delayed the Bangsamoro Basic Law (BBL) hearings both in the Senate and the House of Representatives to give way the series of investigations on the incident.

The bloody encounter prompted some lawmakers to withdraw their support on the passage of the BBL, some of them accusing the MILF of protecting Marwan.

Drilon said the BBL, a piece of legislation that will provide for the creation of the Bangsamoro political entity in Mindanao, is still the top priority agenda of the Senate in the six remaining weeks of the second regular session of the 16th Congress.

”That (BBL) is on top of our priority agenda once it (BBL committee report) is submitted at the plenary,” Drilon said.

The Senate president earlier said the target to pass the BBL is before the sine die adjournment on June 11.

The BBL was the result of the Comprehensive Agreement on the Bangsamoro (CAB) signed between the government and MILF in March last year.

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Marwan's son escaped special operations that neutralized Usman, five followers

From the Philippine News Agency (May 4): Marwan's son escaped special operations that neutralized Usman, five followers

Only the 15-year-old-son of Zulkipli bin Hir alias "Marwan," the Malaysian bomb-maker killed during the Mamasapano, Maguindanao incident last Jan. 25, survived the special operation that neutralized Filipino terror leader Basit Usman and his five followers in Guindulungan town before noon Sunday.

This was stressed by a government source who also claimed that Usman and his men were gunned down by "assets" while waiting for the radio broadcast of the Mayweather-Pacquiao bout last May 3.

He added that the "assets" were embedded in Usman's group.

The source further said that these operatives were responsible for giving security forces exact location and disposition of the bandit leader's group.

With this information, government troops were able to foil and attack Usman's group, causing casualties to the latter.

The source also stressed that the "assets" literally decided to jump the gun on Usman and his followers after seeing the latter slumped down, listening to the radio, waiting for the Mayweather-Pacquiao bout at 10 a.m. Sunday.

"All of them, Usman and his five followers, were killed on the spot when our 'assets' decided to fire on them," he stressed.

Of Usman's group, only Marwan's 15-year old son managed to escape despite being wounded.

After making their kill, the "assets" then fled into a government safe house as nearby Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) fighters arrived at the scene and fired indiscriminately, in a bid to scare would-be attackers or ambushers.

"The 'assets' will definitely (be) given the US$ 1-million (placed by the US State Department) and the Php6.3 million placed on Usman's head," the source said.

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MILF’s role in Usman’s death shows its commitment to Mindanao peace process -- Palace

From the Philippine News Agency (May 4): MILF’s role in Usman’s death shows its commitment to Mindanao peace process -- Palace

Malacanang believes that the neutralization of alleged terrorist bomber Basit Usman signifies the determination and commitment of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) to continue the Mindanao peace process with the government.

Usman was reportedly killed by members of the MILF in Guindulungan town, Maguindanao before noon Sunday.

In a Palace press briefing, Presidential Communications Operations Office (PCOO) Secretary Herminio Coloma Jr. said the MILF showed its being “reliable partner” of the government in peace process.

Coloma said the Moro group has been helping the Philippine government in several law enforcement operations.

“At bago nga naganap ‘yung firefight sa Mamasapano ay matagal na panahon na napanatili ‘yung katahimikan doon sa lugar na sakop ng Bangsamoro na siya namang nilalayon ‘nung Comprehensive Agreement on the Bangsamoro. Kaya patuloy ‘yung pagsisikap na maging makabuluhan ‘yung partnership between the government and the MILF,” he noted.

On January 25, over 44 officers from the Philippine National Police-Special Action Force (PNP-SAF) were killed in Mamasapano, Maguindanao firefight.

Coloma underscored the MILF’s sincerity to the peace process as lawmakers work on the passage of the Bangsamoro Basic Law (BBL).

He said stakeholders are looking for concrete manifestation that can attest the stability of the agreement and solidarity of the government and MILF to pursue the peace process.

“Sa aking palagay ay ginawa po nila at ginagawa naman nila ang lahat para po matugunan ‘yung tanong ng taumbayan, kasama na ang ating mga mambabatas, para ipakita sa kongkreto ‘yung kanilang buong determinasyon at commitment na maipagpatuloy at maganap ang prosesong pangkapayapaan,” he added.

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Gunmen seize barangay official, 2 PCG men in Dapitan City

From the Philippine News Agency (May 4): Gunmen seize barangay official, 2 PCG men in Dapitan City

The local government of Dapitan City of the nearby Zamboanga del Norte province has activated a Crisis Management Committee (CMC) to address the abduction of a barangay official and two Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) personnel in that city.

This as policemen in coordination with the military forces are tracking down the whereabouts of the victims namely Roberto Bulagao, barangay chairman of Aliguay, Dapitan City; SN1 Rod Pagaling and SN2 Gringo Villaruz, both PCG members.

Aliguay is an island barangay of Dapitan City. It is located 10 nautical miles from the city’s mainland.

Supt. Divin Ceriales, Dapitan City police chief, disclosed the victims were seized by six gunmen clad in fatigue uniforms around 1:45 a.m. Monday in Aliguay.

The gunmen forced the victims to board on one of the two motorized bancas that sped towards the direction of Dipolog City, the capital of Zamboanga del Norte province.

Pagaling and Villaruz were temporarily detailed in Aliguay Island purposely to monitor the arrival and departure of motorized bancas ferrying tourists. All of the victims were unarmed.

The Island barangay of Aliguay is one of the tourist destinations of Dapitan City, dubbed as the Shrine City in the Philippines.

Ceriales said the motive of the abduction could be in retaliation to the strict campaign by the victims against illegal fishing near Aliguay Island.

Dapitan City Mayor Rosalina Jalosjos has convened the City Peace and Order Council (CPOC) as well as the CMC to address the abduction incident.

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126 PNP Scouts turned over to the 13th RPSB

From the Philippine News Agency (Mar 4): 126 PNP Scouts turned over to the 13th RPSB

A total of 126 members of the Philippine National Police Scouts,who had just ended their PNP Scout Training, were turned over to the 13th Regional Public Safety Battalion at their headquarters at Camp Rafael C. Rodriguez on Monday.

Supt. Martin M. Gamba, in an interview, said that the PNP Scouts finished their 45-days training at the Regional Special Training Unit at Santiago town, in Agusan del Norte on April 29.

The PNP Scouts were received by Sr. Supt. Joseph D. Plaza, battalion commander of the 13th RPSB, from the RSTU Training Director Sr. Supt. Adolph Almendra.

Gamba said that the newly-trained police scouts would be at the 13th RPSB regional headquarters for a period of briefing and orientation before turning them over to the lower units such as the 131st Regional Public Safety Company, 132nd Regional Public Safety Company and the 133rd Regional Public Safety Company based in Bunawan, Agusan del Sur, Carascal, Surigao del Sur and Cutlog, Barobo also in Surigao del Sur.

The 13th RPSB and the RPSCs are the mobile units of the regional police, Gamba said.

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Army's 1st ID celebrates 79th founding anniversary

From the Philippine News Agency (May 4): Army's 1st ID celebrates 79th founding anniversary

PAGADIAN CITY, Zamboanga del Sur, May 4 (PNA) -– The Army’s 1st Infantry “Tabak” Division is celebrating its 79th founding anniversary Tuesday with simple but meaningful rites.

Lt. Col. Audie Mongao, 1st Infantry Division public affairs officer, said the celebration will start with an interfaith prayer.

It will be followed by wreath-laying, arrival honors and parade in review, awarding ceremony and inauguration of projects.

Mongao said the celebration’s guest of honor is Maj. Gen. Demosthenes Santillan, the vice commander of the Philippine Army.

Mongao said that a series of activities was also held starting on April 23 in line with the founding anniversary of the command.

These activities include a medical and dental outreach mission, bloodletting, “Operation Tuli” or circumcision and harelip operations that benefited mostly indigent residents within the area of responsibility of the command.

Mongao said that sports fest and fun games were also held from April 30 to May 4 at the headquarters of the 1st Infantry Division.

He said there will be also Testimonial Golf Tournament Tuesday afternoon and dinner and socials in the evening.

Invited to attend Tuesday’s event are local government executives from the areas covered by the 1st Infantry Division command.

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Army spokesperson says bounty triggered infighting, killing of Basit Usman

From the Philippine News Agency (May 4): Army spokesperson says bounty triggered infighting, killing of Basit Usman

The Army's 6th Infantry Division on Monday said "infighting" triggered the killing of bomb making expert Abdul Basit Usman in Guindulungan, Maguindanao.

Capt. Joann Petinglay, speaking for the 6th Infnatry Division, said Usman and his men figured in a shootout in Sitio Talanaken, Barangay Muti, Guindulungan at past 11 a.m. Sunday.

She said the area is near the relocation site of the members of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) who were temporarily transferred from their communities during the conduct of the military offensive against the Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters (BIFF).

"MILF members rushed to the area of the encounter after hearing the exchange of fires and found the dead bodies as well as the firearms scattered in the area upon arrival," the 6th ID said in a separate statement.

Petinglay said prior information received by the Army showed that there had already been misunderstanding and mistrust among Usman and some of his members after continuous military operations were conducted for the past months which gave pressures to the group.

Reports manifest that the infighting among Usman’s followers was fueled over burned out locations and operations of the group to military forces and for the tussle for the huge bounty that was put on his the head.

Maj. General Edmundo R. Pangilinan, 6th ID chief, lauded those who exerted efforts to put pressure on the group of Usman that resulted in his demise.

He said the security sector and the MILF had played a huge role in the success of the mission to get Usman into this situation.

The MILF in particular had shown sincerity in supporting the peace process by voluntarily moving out from their homes and communities during the conduct of the all-out operation against the BIFF and for not allowing the BIFF to join and hide in MILF areas, he said.

The MILF group also actively helped the government in flushing out terrorists such as Usman’s group from their former safe havens making them vulnerable to security forces detection.

Further, Petinglay said, the MILF had previously been providing information to security forces which led to the arrest of prominent BIFF leaders such as Mohammad Ali Tambako and Esmael Pagao.

She said the death of Usman was a huge set back to the BIFF and to terrorist groups that are still operating within the area of 6ID.

It is expected that more of the BIFF leaders will be taken down in the coming days.

An MILF official who asked not to be named to reporters that Usman was considered a 'martyr' by some extremists in Guindulungan.

“For some people, he was a ‘martyr.’ Some even wanted to acquire custody of his cadaver because they knew of the reward money," the MILF official sid.

The source said officials of the MILF’s 105th, 106th and 118th Base Commands agreed not to bring Usman’s cadaver to the town hall of Guindulungan as requested by the mayor for fear groups interested in the bounty might clash and triggered more shootout.

MILF's sub commander Barok and Commander Marlboro both belonging to the 118th base command were believed responsible for neutralizing Usman.

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