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Republic of the PhilippinesRepublic of the PhilippinesOFFICE OF THE PRESIDENTOFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT

PHILIPPINE DRUG ENFORCEMENT AGENCYPHILIPPINE DRUG ENFORCEMENT AGENCYREGIONAL OFFICE VIREGIONAL OFFICE VI

P. Aquino Avenue corner Fort San Pedro Drive, Iloilo City 5000P. Aquino Avenue corner Fort San Pedro Drive, Iloilo City 5000

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ILLEGAL DRUG SITUATIONILLEGAL DRUG SITUATIONAs of APRIL 30, 2009As of APRIL 30, 2009

ILLEGAL DRUG SITUATIONILLEGAL DRUG SITUATIONAs of APRIL 30, 2009As of APRIL 30, 2009

SCOPE OF PRESENTATIONSCOPE OF PRESENTATION

MISSION / VISIONMISSION / VISION DRUG SITUATION UPDATEDRUG SITUATION UPDATE SUPPLY REDUCTION CAMPAIGN SUMMARYSUPPLY REDUCTION CAMPAIGN SUMMARY DEMAND REDUCTION CAMPAIGN SUMMARYDEMAND REDUCTION CAMPAIGN SUMMARY AREA DRUG SUMMARYAREA DRUG SUMMARY PLANS AND PROGRAMSPLANS AND PROGRAMS PROBLEMS ENCOUNTEREDPROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED RECOMMENDATIONRECOMMENDATION ASSESSMENTASSESSMENT CONTACT DETAILSCONTACT DETAILS

MISSIONMISSION

To implement the new anti-drug law; To implement the new anti-drug law; eliminate the supply and demand of eliminate the supply and demand of illegal drugs; prevent and control illegal drugs; prevent and control drug-related crimes; and provide a drug-related crimes; and provide a drug-free community for Filipinos. drug-free community for Filipinos.

VISIONVISION

We are committed to be a We are committed to be a professional & effective agency professional & effective agency geared towards the achievement of geared towards the achievement of a drug-free Philippines.a drug-free Philippines.

I. DRUG SITUATION UPDATEI. DRUG SITUATION UPDATE

SHABUSHABU - major drug of abuse in Western Visayas - major drug of abuse in Western Visayas

MARIJUANAMARIJUANA - pervasive illegal drug due to its - pervasive illegal drug due to its affordability and availability affordability and availability

ECSTASYECSTASY - monitored to be used by some affluent - monitored to be used by some affluent members of the societymembers of the society

COCAINECOCAINE,, HEROIN, OPIUM HEROIN, OPIUM - not monitored to be - not monitored to be existing in the region.existing in the region.

Illegal drugs continue to be smuggled in the region through air, Illegal drugs continue to be smuggled in the region through air, land and sea transportation from Manila, Cebu, Mindoro, land and sea transportation from Manila, Cebu, Mindoro, Masbate, Ozamis, and Zamboanga City. Masbate, Ozamis, and Zamboanga City.

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ILOILO

CAPIZ

ANTIQUE

AKLAN

NEGROS OCCIDENTAL

GUIMARAS

REGION VI

Region VI AOR

0 30 60 90 12015Kilometers

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REGION 6 REGION 6 PROVINCESPROVINCES

1. AKLAN1. AKLAN

2. ANTIQUE2. ANTIQUE

3. CAPIZ3. CAPIZ

4. GUIMARAS4. GUIMARAS

5. ILOILO5. ILOILO

6. NEGROS 6. NEGROS OCCIDENTALOCCIDENTAL

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Five Critical Entry and Exit PointsFive Critical Entry and Exit Points

Metro ManilaMetro ManilaMetro ManilaMetro Manila

CebuCebuCebuCebu

MindanaoMindanaoMindanaoMindanao

Seaports Seaports AirportsAirports Mail and parcelMail and parcel RP shorelineRP shoreline RORO systemRORO system

II. CURRENT STREET PRICESII. CURRENT STREET PRICESOF ILLEGAL DRUGSOF ILLEGAL DRUGS

Price of Shabu:Price of Shabu:

PhP 10,000.00-12,000.00/gramPhP 10,000.00-12,000.00/gram

Price of Marijuana:Price of Marijuana:

PhP 45.00-50.00/gramPhP 45.00-50.00/gram

PhP 12,000.00-15,000.00/kiloPhP 12,000.00-15,000.00/kilo

Ecstasy:Ecstasy:

PhP 1,500.00-2,000.00/tabletPhP 1,500.00-2,000.00/tablet

III. SUPPLY REDUCTION CAMPAIGNIII. SUPPLY REDUCTION CAMPAIGNCOMPARATIVE DATA FOR THE YEAR 2008COMPARATIVE DATA FOR THE YEAR 2008

ILOILO CITYILOILO CITY REGION 6REGION 6

TOTAL NUMBER OF TOTAL NUMBER OF OPERATIONSOPERATIONS 231231

TOTAL NUMBER OF TOTAL NUMBER OF PERSONS ARRESTEDPERSONS ARRESTED 322322

NO. OF ARRESTED NO. OF ARRESTED PERSONS LISTED IN PERSONS LISTED IN THE WATCHLISTTHE WATCHLIST

147147

TOTAL WATCHLISTED TOTAL WATCHLISTED PERSONALITIESPERSONALITIES 841841




7070

TOTAL WATCHLISTED TOTAL WATCHLISTED PERSONALITIESPERSONALITIES 346346

OPERATING UNITS THAT CONDUCTED OPERATING UNITS THAT CONDUCTED ANTI-DRUG OPERATIONS IN REGION 6ANTI-DRUG OPERATIONS IN REGION 6

FOR THE YEAR 2008FOR THE YEAR 2008

RAIDSOGRAIDSOG - 29 OPNS- 29 OPNS ANTIQUEANTIQUE - 14 OPNS- 14 OPNS AKLANAKLAN - 11 OPNS- 11 OPNS CAPIZCAPIZ - 18 OPNS- 18 OPNS GUIMARASGUIMARAS - 13 OPNS- 13 OPNS ILOILOILOILO - 13 OPNS- 13 OPNS NEGROSNEGROS - 17 OPNS- 17 OPNS BACOLODBACOLOD - 11 OPNS- 11 OPNS

PDEA 6PDEA 6 -46 OPNS-46 OPNS CAIDSOGCAIDSOG -10 -10

OPNSOPNS S2-ICPOS2-ICPO - 8 OPNS- 8 OPNS ICPS 1ICPS 1 - 8 - 8

OPNSOPNS ICPS 2ICPS 2 - 8 - 8





OPNSOPNS

SUPPLY REDUCTION CAMPAIGNSUPPLY REDUCTION CAMPAIGNWESTERN VISAYASWESTERN VISAYAS

COMPARATIVE DATACOMPARATIVE DATA

MARCH 2009MARCH 2009




2525

APRIL 2009APRIL 2009




2121

OPERATING UNITS THAT CONDUCTED OPERATING UNITS THAT CONDUCTED ANTI-DRUG OPERATIONS IN THE REGIONANTI-DRUG OPERATIONS IN THE REGION

FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL 2009FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL 2009 PDEA 6PDEA 6 - 5 OPERATIONS- 5 OPERATIONS RAIDSOG-PRO6RAIDSOG-PRO6 - 3 OPERATIONS- 3 OPERATIONS ICPOICPO - 3 OPERATIONS- 3 OPERATIONS BCPOBCPO - 4 OPERATIONS- 4 OPERATIONS ILOILO PPOILOILO PPO - 2 OPERATIONS- 2 OPERATIONS AKLAN PPOAKLAN PPO - 2 OPERATIONS- 2 OPERATIONS NEGROS OCC PPONEGROS OCC PPO - 5 OPERATIONS- 5 OPERATIONS CAPIZ PPOCAPIZ PPO - 1 OPERATION- 1 OPERATION ANTIQUE PPOANTIQUE PPO - 2 OPERATIONS- 2 OPERATIONS GUIMARAS PPOGUIMARAS PPO - 1 OPERATION- 1 OPERATION

2008 REGIONAL DRUG OPERATIONS SUMMARYMONTH OPERATIONS ARRESTED

January 28 35February 24 29March 27 35April 11 27May 20 37June 7 10July 14 23August 15 17September 31 40October 20 25November 19 23December 15 21TOTAL 231 322

2009 REGIONAL DRUG OPERATIONS SUMMARYMONTH OPERATIONS ARRESTED

January 23 30February 20 23March 29 40April 25 34May

June

July

August

September

October

November

December

TOTAL 97 127

SUPPLY REDUCTION CAMPAIGNSUPPLY REDUCTION CAMPAIGNILOILO CITYILOILO CITY

COMPARATIVE DATACOMPARATIVE DATA

MARCH 2009MARCH 2009




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APRIL 2009APRIL 2009




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OPERATING UNITS THAT CONDUCTED OPERATING UNITS THAT CONDUCTED ANTI-DRUG OPERATIONS IN ILOILO CITYANTI-DRUG OPERATIONS IN ILOILO CITY

FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL 2009FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL 2009

RAIDSOG-PRO6RAIDSOG-PRO6 - 3 - 3 OPERATIONSOPERATIONS

MONTH OPERATIONS ARRESTED

January 6 9February 7 8March 10 20April 10 20May 11 21June 4 5July 5 11August 9 10September 18 24October 8 12November 9 10December 10 17TOTAL 107 167

2008 ILOILO CITY DRUG OPERATIONS SUMMARY2008 ILOILO CITY DRUG OPERATIONS SUMMARY

MONTH OPERATIONS ARRESTED

January 10 15February 3 3March 8 8April 3 2May

June

July

August

September

October

November

December

TOTAL 24 28

2009 ILOILO CITY DRUG OPERATIONS SUMMARY2009 ILOILO CITY DRUG OPERATIONS SUMMARY

IV. DEMAND REDUCTION CAMPAIGNIV. DEMAND REDUCTION CAMPAIGN

As of APRIL 2009As of APRIL 2009

TOTAL NUMBER OF MEETINGS/SEMINARS/TOTAL NUMBER OF MEETINGS/SEMINARS/SYMPOSIA ATTENDEDSYMPOSIA ATTENDEDTOTAL FILM VIEWING/PHOTO EXHIBITTOTAL FILM VIEWING/PHOTO EXHIBITTOTAL NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTSTOTAL NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS

67673636

54965496

TOTAL NUMBER OF TV/RADIO TOTAL NUMBER OF TV/RADIO APPEARANCES/INTERVIEWS/SPEAKERSHIP/APPEARANCES/INTERVIEWS/SPEAKERSHIP/PRESS CONFERENCESPRESS CONFERENCES 144144

TOTAL NUMBER OF COMMUNITY TOTAL NUMBER OF COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT ACTIVITIESINVOLVEMENT ACTIVITIESTOTAL INFO MATERIAL DISTRIBUTEDTOTAL INFO MATERIAL DISTRIBUTED

393912901290

V. AREA DRUG SUMMARYV. AREA DRUG SUMMARY

REGION 6REGION 6

DRUG AFFECTED DRUG AFFECTED BARANGAYSBARANGAYS 430430

WATCHLISTED WATCHLISTED PERSONALITIESPERSONALITIES 1,1111,111

CASES PENDING IN CASES PENDING IN COURTCOURT(As of April 2009)(As of April 2009)

2,7872,787

ILOILO CITY ILOILO CITY

DRUG AFFECTED DRUG AFFECTED BARANGAYSBARANGAYS(Seriously – 18 Barangays)(Seriously – 18 Barangays)(Moderately – 35 Barangays)(Moderately – 35 Barangays)(Slightly – 127 Barangays)(Slightly – 127 Barangays)

180180

WATCHLISTED WATCHLISTED PERSONALITIESPERSONALITIES 367367

CASES PENDING IN CASES PENDING IN COURTCOURT(Branch 36 – 464 Pending)(Branch 36 – 464 Pending)(Branch 25 – 537 Pending)(Branch 25 – 537 Pending)

10011001

DRUG-AFFECTED BARANGAYSDRUG-AFFECTED BARANGAYS

2121

PROVINCE/CITYPROVINCE/CITY AFFECTEDAFFECTED TOTATOTALL

AKLANAKLAN 1212 327327 ANTIQUEANTIQUE 88 590590 CAPIZCAPIZ 3232 473473 GUIMARASGUIMARAS 99 9898 ILOILO CITYILOILO CITY 180180 180180 ILOILO PROVINCEILOILO PROVINCE 111111 17211721 BACOLOD CITYBACOLOD CITY 99 6161 NEGROS OCCIDENTALNEGROS OCCIDENTAL 6868 600600 TOTALTOTAL 430430 40504050

PERSONALITIES IN THE WATCHLISTPERSONALITIES IN THE WATCHLIST

2222

PROVINCE/CITYPROVINCE/CITY TOTALTOTAL

AKLANAKLAN 4242

ANTIQUEANTIQUE 5757

CAPIZCAPIZ 161161

GUIMARASGUIMARAS 1212

ILOILO CITYILOILO CITY 367367

ILOILO PROVINCEILOILO PROVINCE 107107

BACOLOD CITYBACOLOD CITY 118118

NEGROS OCCIDENTALNEGROS OCCIDENTAL 247247

TOTALTOTAL 1,1111,111

AS OF APRIL 2009AS OF APRIL 2009

PROVINCE / CITYPROVINCE / CITY R. A. 6425R. A. 6425 R. A. 9165R. A. 9165 TOTALTOTAL

AKLANAKLAN 22 134134 136136

ANTIQUEANTIQUE 66 1818 2424

CAPIZCAPIZ 77 160160 167167

GUIMARASGUIMARAS 11 1414 1515

ILOILO CITYILOILO CITY 4848 953953 10011001

ILOILO PROVINCEILOILO PROVINCE 2929 153153 182182

BACOLOD CITYBACOLOD CITY 5656 906906 962962

NEGROS OCCIDENTALNEGROS OCCIDENTAL 3838 262262 300300

TOTALTOTAL 187187 26002600 27872787

SUMMARY OF PENDING CASESSUMMARY OF PENDING CASES

FOR THE YEAR 2008FOR THE YEAR 2008

ITEMITEM WEIGHTWEIGHT PRICEPRICE TOTALTOTAL

DANGEROUS DRUGSDANGEROUS DRUGS

Marijuana Marijuana 5,032.94 grms5,032.94 grms 25.0025.00 125,823.50125,823.50

ShabuShabu 84.005 grms84.005 grms 12,000.0012,000.00 1,008,060.001,008,060.00

TOTAL VALUE SEIZED TOTAL VALUE SEIZED 1,133,883.501,133,883.50

TOTAL CASH MONEYTOTAL CASH MONEY 230,383.50230,383.50

SUMMARY OF RECOVERIESSUMMARY OF RECOVERIESFOR THE YEAR 2008FOR THE YEAR 2008

VI. PLANS AND PROGRAMSVI. PLANS AND PROGRAMS

Deployment of new Drug Enforcement Officers to Deployment of new Drug Enforcement Officers to various cities and provinces of Western Visayas.various cities and provinces of Western Visayas.

Regular conduct of drug awareness symposiums to Regular conduct of drug awareness symposiums to various educational institutions, non-government various educational institutions, non-government organizations, local government units, and religious organizations, local government units, and religious groups for our preventive education & community groups for our preventive education & community involvement programs.involvement programs.

Regular conduct of seminars & workshops with the Regular conduct of seminars & workshops with the Prosecution Service & other law enforcement Prosecution Service & other law enforcement agencies regarding the proper procedures, agencies regarding the proper procedures, documentation, for the effective implementation of documentation, for the effective implementation of R.A. 9165.R.A. 9165.

VII. PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED/ VII. PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED/ RECOMMENDATIONRECOMMENDATION

There are some uncooperative Barangay Officials There are some uncooperative Barangay Officials and Residents during the conduct of anti-drug and Residents during the conduct of anti-drug operations.operations.

Creation/Reorganization of functional BADACs.Creation/Reorganization of functional BADACs.

Use of minors as pushers, runners, etc. as R.A. Use of minors as pushers, runners, etc. as R.A. 9344 prohibits the arrest, interrogation, and 9344 prohibits the arrest, interrogation, and detention of persons aged 15 years and below.detention of persons aged 15 years and below.

Filing of appropriate charges against the parents of Filing of appropriate charges against the parents of these minors.these minors.


Personal interpretation, appreciation, and biases of some Personal interpretation, appreciation, and biases of some prosecutors in handling drug cases.prosecutors in handling drug cases.

Conduct of seminars/workshops between law Conduct of seminars/workshops between law enforcers, prosecutors, and judges to open enforcers, prosecutors, and judges to open communication, foster closer cooperation & establish communication, foster closer cooperation & establish common understanding.common understanding.

Reported involvement of some government officials and law Reported involvement of some government officials and law enforcers to drug use or protection of drug personalities or enforcers to drug use or protection of drug personalities or syndicates.syndicates.

Remind government officials and law enforcers who Remind government officials and law enforcers who may have benefited from the proliferation, sale, and use may have benefited from the proliferation, sale, and use of illegal drugs that they will be dealt with criminally and of illegal drugs that they will be dealt with criminally and administratively pursuant to R.A. 9165.administratively pursuant to R.A. 9165.


Absence of Drug Control and Prevention Programs in some Absence of Drug Control and Prevention Programs in some Local Government Units.Local Government Units.

Widest dissemination and strict implementation of Widest dissemination and strict implementation of DILG Memorandum Circular No. 2009-09 with Subject: DILG Memorandum Circular No. 2009-09 with Subject: Unified Actions Against Illegal Drugs and Other Unified Actions Against Illegal Drugs and Other Substances.Substances.

Some of these drug personalities are holders of Some of these drug personalities are holders of juridical firearm licenses named/issued to legitimate juridical firearm licenses named/issued to legitimate gun clubs and facilitated by fixers & gun stores.gun clubs and facilitated by fixers & gun stores.

Investigate gun stores and gun clubs as they should be Investigate gun stores and gun clubs as they should be aware of such scheme.aware of such scheme.


Some High Schools and Universities have already been Some High Schools and Universities have already been infiltrated with drug pushers and groups victimizing other infiltrated with drug pushers and groups victimizing other students.students.

School authorities should strictly monitor the School authorities should strictly monitor the organization, composition, and existence of fraternities organization, composition, and existence of fraternities or groups in their campuses.or groups in their campuses.

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ASSESSMENTASSESSMENT

The vision of a ”Drug-Free Philippines” The vision of a ”Drug-Free Philippines” is far from over. The problem on is far from over. The problem on illegal drugs will continue its existence illegal drugs will continue its existence and will even get worse unless all and will even get worse unless all government agencies, local government agencies, local government units, non-government government units, non-government organizations, and the community will organizations, and the community will unite and cooperate with the Philippine unite and cooperate with the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency in the Drug Enforcement Agency in the implementation of R.A. 9165.implementation of R.A. 9165.

REGIONAL OFFICE VIREGIONAL OFFICE VI

Tel / Fax: Tel / Fax: (033) 3371600(033) 3371600

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