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Dagupan police chief is Pangasinan’s outstanding polics officer in community relation

Posted on July 2, 2015

DAGUPAN CITY, July 1 (PNA)-Supt. Christopher N. Abrahano, Dagupan City police chief was adjudged as the Outstanding Senior Police Commissioned Officer of the Year in Police Community Relations in Pangasinan for 2015.

Abrahano received his award during the kick-off ceremony of the 20th Police Community Relations (PCR) Month Celebration last July 1 at the Pangasinan Police Provincial Office (PPPO) in Lingayen, Pangasinan.

He was cited for his outstanding accomplishment in the implementation of PCR programs and projects covering the period from June 1, 2014 to May 31, 2015, which contributed immensely to the attainment of the mission of the Philippine National Police (PNP) in bringing the police closer to the community.

The certificate was signed by Sr. Supt. Rolie Mabalot Saltat, the officer in charge of the PPPO.

Cited as among the significant programs and projects initiated by Abrahano, which gained support from Mayor Belen T. Fernandez and non-government organizations, included the K-Pulis Dagupan (Kaibigan ng Pulis Dagupan, Kaagapay ng Pulis Dagupan), a crime prevention project involving the LGU and NGOs in conducting Oplan Sita to an average of 21 operations a day; and the Oplan Bando Publiko project which was launched to address petty crimes in the central business district.

As a result, the city’s crime decreased significantly from 227 in the first quarter of 2014 to 184 in the same quarter in 2015.

Abrahano said that the recognition was due to the continued trust and confidence of stakeholders in peace and the local government’s continued support for Pulis Dagupan’s campaign against crime through community involvement.

“In 2014 alone, the city government has poured in an unprecedented Php 13,804,396 million which covered fixed expenditures, capital outlay for crime prevention and solution, additional allowance for security personnel, BPATs (short for Barangay Peacekeeping Action Teams) and overall peace and order expenses for our station,” said Abrahano.

The Dagupan City Police Station was Best PCR PNCO (National Level) in 2013, the Best PCO (Provincial Level) and Best Police Station (Provincial Level) in 2015

In the same year Mayor Feenandez was awarded the Best Local Chief Executive for PCR (Regional Level). (PNA)

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