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- Regional Highway
Patrol Unit 4A under
the supervision of Regional Chief RHPU4A,
Col Rommel Estolano,
successfully carried out
simultaneous anti-carnapping operations that
resulted in the recovery
of several vehicles in Laguna and Rizal involved
in the “Rent- Tangay,
Re n t -S a n gl a – B e n t a /
Bawi Scheme”.
On December 3,
2024, at around 03:00
PM, Mobile 417A on
board PCMS Melvin Carran, PSSg Francis Fernando, Pat Renz Andaya,
Mobile Section, PCpl Ian
Nuestro, of Investigation
Section, and Pat Mark
Edward Lituaña, of Operation Section vonducted a follow-up operation
that resulted in the recovery of two units Toyota Vios with Plate No.
NGY1235 and Montero
Sport NDE4966 in relation to the alleged Rent
Tangay-Sangla Scheme
transpired in Cabuyao
City, Laguna.
Meanwhile, in a
separate anti-carnapping police operation,
on December 27, 2023,
at about 05:03 PM on
the same date, PMSg
Jim Russel Almonte and
PCpl Ian Nuestro led by
Lt Arvin Ramos of Investigation and Intelligence
Section conducted a
follow-up operations
that resulted in the recovery of a Toyota Vios
with Plate No. DAQ9683
owned by Ryan Joseph
R. Landicho
Further, on November 28, 2023, at around
01:00 PM, a similar incident transpired at the
same place when a Toyota Vios with Plate No.
DBF4282 owned by Joey
Salomon was rented by
Arlene Ballesteros for
five days and scheduled
to be returned on December 3, 2023. However, the latter failed to
return the vehicle on
the agreed-upon rental date, and her given
phone number was not
accessible.
Likewise, On January 2, 2024, at 11:00
AM, complainant Christian Mateo, single, student, residing at No. 725
J. Sumulong St., Brgy San
Juan, Morong Rizal with
Special Power of Attorney from his mother
(registered owner Anelia Lladones-Mateo),
personally appeared before this office relative
to his complaint against
a certain Josh Villa,
“aka” Danney Rey M
Ruiz, male, of legal age
and a resident of Brgy
Talipapa QC.
All the aforementioned motor vehicles
are currently under the
temporary custody of
RHPU4A with the ex - press consent of the
- drivers/possessors.
- They were further advised to coordinate with
- the unit to initiate appropriate legal action
- against the suspects.
- Likewise, the registered
- owners of the vehicles
- have also been notified
- to prepare the necessary documents for
- the prompt release of
- their impounded vehicles from the unit’s impounding area.
- Notably, all vehicles
- were easily recovered
- by the police authority with the help of GPS
- tracking device. HPG
- CALABARZON advised
- business sectors involved in car rental business to install tracking
- device to monitor their
- vehicle on real time.
- The successful recovery of these vehicles
- is a significant accomplishment for RHPU4A
- which shows a testament of the unit’s commitment in conducting
- intensified Anti-Carnapping Operations through
- the leadership of BGen
- Alan Nazarro, Director
- of the Highway Patrol
- Group, in line with the
- thrust of the CPNP’s
- strategy of implementing aggressive and honest law enforcement
- measures to combat carnapping, highway robbery, and other forms
- of criminality along the
- highways.
- (ROSELLE AQUINO)