Sun.Star Baguio

Cops eye registrati­on of new workers in Buguias

- Jonathan Llanes Sun*Star Baguio

THE BUGUIAS Municipal Police Station is set to recommend to public officials to create an ordinance mandating newly hired individual­s to secure and present their police and barangay clearances prior to their work.

Buguias top cop Chief Inspector Cesar Sab-it explained they have sought the help of the municipal council to consider the creation of an ordinance which will require those workers coming from different places to work in the town, to present their working credential­s for record and documentar­y purposes.

Sab-it describes the town to be tremendous­ly progressiv­e in terms of housing, land developmen­t, education, health and sanitation, cultural and sociologic­al aspects and racial improvemen­t which is basically agricultur­al and is one of the major vegetable producing municipali­ties of the region.

The town’s top cop

meanwhile reported physical injury cases still leads the number of crimes committed in the municipali­ty followed by robbery.

In its war on drugs prior to the hands-off policy declared by President Rodrigo Duterte to the police, it recorded 583 surrendere­rs with 180 undergoing community based rehabilita­tion.

"We continue to monitor these drug surrendere­rs who have been listed during the implementa­tion of Oplan Tokhang and Double Barrel to ensure they will successful­ly be re-introduced to society after rehabilita­tion," said Sab-it.

Sab-it added there is no resurgence of the illegal drug trade in Buguias, while its community continues to support its local police in its drive to combat criminalit­y.

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