• Specialization: Investigation
• Years of Service: 11
• Career Highlights: Named one of the Ten Outstanding Policewomen of the Philippines in 2004, brought to court almost a hundred case of rape and other crimes against women and children, has earned at least 16 medals and almost same number of citations and recognitions from private sector organizations and various local government units
• Special Training: Earned 36 units in Bachelor of Laws, consistently topped training courses on investigation and law enforcement on sex-related crimes against women and children, and ranked second in the Public Safety Junior Leadership Course in Thailand, Australia and the United States
• Personal data: 37 years old, a native of Jolo, Sulu and married to a fellow Officer, SPO1 Aspy Anuary, whith whom she has three children

It there is one who takes pride in being scourge to abusive husbands and child molesters, SPO1 Anuary is one. Throughout her career, she has consistently championed the cause of equal rights for women and children, earning not just the gratitude and respect of the victims she saved or helped, and the praise and admiration of the community at large for her competent, professional and dedicated police work. Her list of achievements includes the first documented case of child trafficking in Zamboanga City. Many of her other sensational cases often receive extensive media coverage, with at least one landing among the top stories of a national TV news program. Her exposure and established reputation as a no-nonsense investigator has indeed helped pave the way for more women to speak out and draw the line against abuse, with victims now confident in reporting cases of molestations and other gender-related crimes to the police.

In addition to her success in the frontlines, SPO1 Anuay ably supplements her efforts by engaging the community in conceptualizing and executing prevention strategies to help curb crimes against women and children. Her active involvement in the Kiddie Cops Information Drive, visiting schools and giving lecture on the rights and privileges of minors, especially females, as well as her leadership of the Committee on Child Protection of the Barangay Council for the Protection of Children in her locality and her partnership with concerned stakeholders in the government and the private sector in the city, have collectively ensured that the safety, security and welfare of women and children will not take a back seat in the affairs of the community.