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 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. |
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 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. |
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 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. |
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 PO3 Reyes might have earned a degree in BS in Business Administration major in Accounting, but her heart is surely in the law enforcement.
After working for six years a book keeper, she finally found her vocation as a public servant, and her budding yet already productive career with the PNP is proof that she is in the right place. Her intrinsic investigative skills are essential to her success, allowing her to respond quickly and effectively to emergency cases involving abuse women and children, often resulting to the apprehension of the culprits and the filing of appropriate cases in court, not to mention the resolution of heinous child abuse cases or gender-related crimes. |
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 While she is relatively the youngest in the force among this year’s awardees, PO2 Ybañez has probably dealt with some of the worst case assignments in the police blotter, mainly consisting of serial rapists – often the victim’s own relatives – preying on very young children. As part of her work, she often has to convince and actually help the aggrieved parties in filing complaints as well as provide emotional support while guiding and mentoring the victims and their families during the long and tedious legal battle. In addition to catching no less than five sex offenders and members of a syndicate involved in commercial trafficking of women and children, whose victims often end up in prostitution joints or are forced to work virtually as slaves, PO2 Ybañes also deals with other serious criminal offenders, including robbery suspects. In incidents like these, the trust and support of the various stakeholders in the community play an important role in bringing abuses out into the open, and even more so in apprehending and eventually prosecuting the offenders. |
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