1. Rhoda Mae Kasil – June 10, 2011

1. In reply to the post regarding the link to the teaser:

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   1. Rowena Leah Lagasca – June 9, 2011

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   1. Marifel Leongas Cortez – June 9, 2011

1. In reply to the post: “What is your ideal policeman? Is there one in your own community? Let us know!”

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   1. Michael Maquiling – June 7, 2011

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   1. Shayne Pabora – June 7, 2011

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   1. Michael Mandate – June 7, 2011

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   1. Ruthce de la Cruz – June 7, 2011

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   1. Cheryl Saenz – June 7, 2011

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   1. Lebirato Castor Cagampang – June 8, 2011

1. In reply to the post: “What awaits our 2011 COPS Awardees> aside from the lined-up activities, they will each receive a trophy and cash prize from Metrobank Foundation + a Medalya ng Katangitanging Gawa from PNP. Oh, and the cash prize is P300,000; P25,000 of which will go to the winner’s unit of assignment in the form of equipment/ training / renovation

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   1. Rowena Leah Lagasca – May 30, 2011

1. In reply to the post: “Check out our updates regularly as we will post here each activity we will do for the Recognition Week. Of course, we will post first the names of the 2011 COPS awardees”

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   1. Rowena Leah Lagasca – May 29, 2011

1. Rhoda May Kasil – May 28, 2011

1. In reply to the post: “I can’t wait till we are able to announce who are the winners. We got big plans for you! Take it from the awardees in the past.”

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   1. Rowena Leah Lagasca – May 28, 2011

1. In reply to the post: “This is it… First day of Final Judging. Finalists from the Commissioned Officers category are shaking off their anxiety.”

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   1. Lebirato Castor Cagampang – May 22, 2011

1. In reply to the post: “We’ll be revealing the 20 finalists for 2011 COPS soon… Who’s your bet?”

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   1. Shayne Pabora – May 3, 2011

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   1. Cheryl Saenz – May 3, 2011

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   1. Lebirato Castor Cagampang – May 3, 2011

1. In reply to the post featuring the PDI article on PSSupt. Dionardo Carlos’ participation in the Read Along Program

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   1. LadyEllen Valenciano Maranion – April 15, 2011

Police Chief Inspector Delia Jacob Ingalla

Chief, Women and Children Protection Desk (WCPD)/ Family, Juvenile, Gender and Development (FJGAD) Section

Taguig City Police Station 

The office of a women’s and children’s protection desk is a fraught one: every day, stories of abuse, neglect and betrayal are what face the men and women who front it.

Police Chief Inspector Delia Jacob Ingalla, leadership of the Women and Children Protection Desk (WCPD) and Family, Juvenile, Gender (FJGAD) Section has made the Taguig City Police Station a leader in the metropolitan area.

On its roster is a list of 30 rescued victims, incurred with zero to minimal cost to their families, a record of its kind.

And this is just the beginning of PCInsp Ingalla’s remarkable work.

Police Officer 3 Rodel Umaclap Alcano 

Police Community Relations PNCO 

Calapan City Police Station 

Bagalangit, Mabini, Batangas  

Calapan City’s rapid industrial and tourist development has brought with it a host of problems, but it’s a job that PO3 Alcano is more than ready for.  

Over the past few years, operations headed by PO3 Alcano have taken down four illegal drug rings.

From buy-bust operations to the large-scale neutralization of two clandestine laboratories that produced methamphetamines worth a PhP1,000,000, PO3 Alcano has been on the forefront of combating illegal drug manufacture and distribution in his Calapan. 

Police Officer 2 Rina Dela Cruz Salaya

Police Community Relations Human Rights/ Barangay Peacekeeping Action Team Desk PNCO

Maasin Municipal Police Station

Police Station of Iloilo.

A mother of four herself, and a veteran of the police force for seven years, the youth of Police Officer 2 Rina dela Cruz Salaya of Maasin Municipality hides a steely determination to pursue justice for the sake of her community.

The biggest lesson from PO2 Salaya’s tour of duty is that police efficiency can, in fact, curb the instances of abuse and increase the community’s trust in the law.

Among the most notable operations she handled are child and women’s abuses.

Public service is also a deeper concern for PO2 Salaya, who participates in no less than seven neighborhood-oriented community activities in her area of responsibility.

Senior Police Officer 2 Helen Lapay Dela Cruz 

Women and Children Protection Desk Investigator 

National Capital Region, Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (NCR-CIDG) 

Sasa, Davao City  

To the charges that the PNP is ineffectual and corrupt, we offer up the record of Senior Police Officer 2 Helen Lapay dela Cruz, Investigator for the Women and Children Protection Desk of NCR-Criminal investigation and Detection Group (NCR-CIDG).  

A lawyer and criminologist by education, SPO2 Dela Cruz is one of the finest detectives of the PNP: a record-holder of her kind, and a defender of women’s and children’s rights by avocation. 

Senior Police Officer 4 Emmanuel Portillo Isiang 

Chief Investigator  

Investigation and Detection Management Section, Surigao del Sur Police Provincial Office 

Lianga, Surigao del Sur  

An English major as the police force’s new detective sounds like the beginning of a pulp novel, but it is a fortuitous path that has brought Senior Police Officer 4 Emmanuel Portillo Isiang to the service of the people of his home province, Surigao del Sur.  

To be fair, the cases he has worked on as a detective – pursuing robbers, assassins, insurgents, drug pushers, and kidnappers – sound like fictional exploits.

But SPO4 Isiang knows that police work isn’t just action heroics.