Angeles Police Station, 3 arrest warrants served and 2 drug…

Angeles Police Station, 3 arrest warrants served and 2 drug operations conduct, suspects arrested on October 15

📌 According to the Angeles City Police Office (ACPO), on Thursday, October 15, police served 3 arrest warrants and carried out 2 anti-drug operations in Angeles City, arresting wanted persons and drug suspects. The number of drug suspects is listed differently in the headline (3 people) and in the body (4 people).

■ Incident Details
· At around 9:30 a.m., a joint team including the 2nd Police Station and the police investigation and pursuit team served an arrest warrant on a person identified by the alias "ELA." The charges are violations of Article 59 of the Child and Youth Welfare Code (Presidential Decree No. 603) and Article 10(a) of the Special Protection of Children Against Abuse, Exploitation and Discrimination Act (Republic Act No. 7610). The warrant was issued on January 6, 2011 by Branch 61 of the Angeles Regional Trial Court, and the recommended bail is 80,000 pesos.
· At around 12:10 p.m., a joint team led by the city police Criminal Investigation Unit (CIU) arrested a person identified by the alias "LUCKY" on San Francisco Street in Barangay Santa Teresita (Sta. Teresita). The warrant concerns violations of Sections 5 and 11 of the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act (Republic Act No. 9165).

■ Investigation and Current Status
· The details confirmed in the police announcement are the two cases above; the locations and seized items for the remaining 1 warrant and the 2 anti-drug operations have not been confirmed.
· The charges are based on the police announcement and have not been confirmed by a court.
· This operation was carried out under the acting command of Police Chief Robert Domingo.

■ Notes for Residents and Travelers
· Angeles police are searching for and serving even old arrest warrants. Avoid drug deal offers or suspicious transactions and report them to the police immediately.
· If you see suspicious people in your accommodation or neighborhood, report them to the nearest police station or to the emergency hotline 911.

■ Source
Angeles City Police Office (official Facebook page, 10/16)