January 2011 - CIDG - Philippine National Police
January 2011 - CIDG - Philippine National Police
January 2011 - CIDG - Philippine National Police
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2. OPERATION AGAINSTCYBER SEX DEN<br />
IN DINALUPIHAN, BATAAN<br />
• On <strong>January</strong> 10, <strong>2011</strong>, elements of Bataan CIDT-3RCIDU of<br />
this Group together with Bataan PPSC implemented Search Warrant No. 338-10<br />
issued by Hon. Remigio M. Escalada Jr., Executive Judge of RTC Branch 3,<br />
Balanga City, Bataan that resulted in the arrest of Alvin LAZO, Shift Manager;<br />
Catherine Joy DELA CRUZ, Operation Manager; Roxanne TALA; Lito GUARO,<br />
both Supervisors and thirty-two (32) chat sales agents at Midway 635 Contact<br />
Center located at Bonifacio, Dinalupihan, Bataan owned by Albert ATIENZA.<br />
• Said establishment disguised as a call center but is actually<br />
engaged in selling of pornographic sites through online chatting using yahoo<br />
messenger and iMesh applications. However, Albert ATIENZA was not around<br />
and nowhere to be found during the operation. Seized were the following pieces<br />
of evidence:<br />
- Sixty (60) sets of computers;<br />
- Three (3) hubs;<br />
- Three (3) modems;<br />
- Four (4) routers;<br />
- One (1) Epson printer with scanner;<br />
- One (1) printer; and<br />
- One (1) unit of telephone landline (Globe).<br />
• Cases for violation of Article 201of the RPC, in relation to RA<br />
8792 (Electronic Commerce Act), Section 9(j) and 9(o) (2) of RA 8484 (Access<br />
Device Regulation Act), and Section 4(e), 5(c) of violation of 9208 (Anti-<br />
Trafficking in Person Act of 2003) were filed against the arrested persons before<br />
the Provincial Prosecutor’s Office, Balanga City, Bataan docketed under NPS<br />
No. III-03-INQ-11A-0008.<br />
ADMINISTRATIVE ACCOMPLISHMENTS:<br />
PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT<br />
As of <strong>January</strong> 31, <strong>2011</strong>, the Group has an actual strength of 1,248;<br />
registering a 64.86%, fill-up out of a 1,924 authorized strength. Of this number,<br />
259 are <strong>Police</strong> Commissioned Officers (PCOs), 897 are <strong>Police</strong> Non-<br />
Commissioned Officers (PNCOs) and 92 are Non-Uniformed Personnel (NUP).<br />
Likewise, 8.04% of the uniformed personnel are assigned at H<strong>CIDG</strong> while<br />
91.96% at the Regional Criminal Investigation and Detection Units and Special<br />
Operating Divisions. Based on the authorized strength of 1,924, <strong>CIDG</strong> has a<br />
percentage fill-up of 83.55% for PCOs, 60.20% for PNCOs and 74.19% for NUP.<br />
With the end view of enhancing the accountability and responsibility of all<br />
Regional Chiefs, Division Chiefs and Special operating units, H<strong>CIDG</strong> undertook<br />
the following courses of action:<br />
a) Conducted Group and Staff Conferences at the Headquarters,<br />
<strong>CIDG</strong> and attended by all Chiefs, RCIDUs, Divisional and<br />
Special Staffs, Section Chiefs and Chiefs, SODs; and<br />
20 Groups’ Accomplishment Report