+ Follow BEAT PATROL SECTION Tag
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[Title] => Patrol cars redeployed to 'strategic' areas
[Summary] => The city police yesterday changed the deployment of its vehicles which are now deployed in strategic locations for a quicker response as an offshoot to the Eastwest bank robbery last Monday.
Acting-city director Melvin Gayotin said he already instructed Mobile Patrol Group chief Arnel Banzon to effect the changes immediately as a counter-measure against robbery.
He said that before mobile patrols were detailed in exit points, but this should be changed now by deploying the vehicles in strategic locations so that there is a more focused area of responsibility.
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[Title] => City policemen preparing for coming holiday season
[Summary] => Police station commanders and special unit chiefs were ordered yesterday to take precautionary measures to prevent the rise of crimes now that the countdown for the holiday season has started.
Acting city police chief Melvin Gayotin yesterday said they are expecting cases of robbery, snatching and other petty crimes to rise with the start of the "ber" months.
"I called on station commanders and special unit chiefs to do something. They should initiate actions to control or prevent crime nga dili na sila kinahanglan magpasulti," Gayotin said.
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Acting-city director Melvin Gayotin said he already instructed Mobile Patrol Group chief Arnel Banzon to effect the changes immediately as a counter-measure against robbery.
He said that before mobile patrols were detailed in exit points, but this should be changed now by deploying the vehicles in strategic locations so that there is a more focused area of responsibility.
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Acting city police chief Melvin Gayotin yesterday said they are expecting cases of robbery, snatching and other petty crimes to rise with the start of the "ber" months.
"I called on station commanders and special unit chiefs to do something. They should initiate actions to control or prevent crime nga dili na sila kinahanglan magpasulti," Gayotin said.
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