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DCPO gets 14 patrol vehicles from City Hall

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THE Davao City Police Office received 14 brand-new Toyota Hilux patrol vehicles from the City Government during turnover rites held today (July 17).

Police Senior Superinten­dent Alexander Tagum, chief of the DCPO said that the vehicles would be deployed to the city’s 12 police stations with one vehicle going to the Traffic Group and one to the City’s Public Safety Company.

“This is a project of our City Mayor Sara Duterte as a support for the peace and order campaign program of our office.” Tagum said.

The brand new vehicles will beef up the existing 78 patrol vehicles used by the DCPO in patrolling the city and providing police visibility.

“Davao City is very fortunate that we have a very supportive local chief executive in our Mayor where all the needs of our local police to ensure the security coverage of Davao City 24/7 she has given correspond­ing support.” Tagum said.t

He added the new patrol vehicles is a push for the police force to do more and to perform better.

“Makaulaw kung di ta makapeform properly kay grabe na ang suporta sa atong city mayor.” (it will be embarrassi­ng if we don’t perform properly for the city mayor is very supportive to us.) Tagum said.

Aside from the patrol vehicles, the city government is training and equipping an expanded Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) for the city. PIA/RG Alama

 ?? MACKY LIM ?? MARTIAL LAW EXTENSION. Considerin­g that Davao City has maintained its security operations, Davao City Police Office Director Sr. Supt. Alexander Tagum claims the city would survive even without participat­ing in the Martial Law extension.
MACKY LIM MARTIAL LAW EXTENSION. Considerin­g that Davao City has maintained its security operations, Davao City Police Office Director Sr. Supt. Alexander Tagum claims the city would survive even without participat­ing in the Martial Law extension.

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