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SITUATION:
sped off together with his driver. He further averred that an eye witness at close
range told that the suspect was a slim built, sporting straight hair, brown
complexion, standing about 53 to 55 in height, wearing white T-shirt while the
driver was darker complexion wearing black T-shirt. He revealed that his brother
(victim) are quarreling with his wife lately regarding the collections of money
from debtors which is supposed to be the job of the victim, however his wife was
allegedly collecting a cash debt without the knowledge of the victim. They had a
misunderstanding regarding the employment of workers on their business
because Mrs. PANTE (wife of the victim) insisted that her brothers and relatives
will only be their workers.However the victim didnt agree instead he fight for the
employment of his helper Benny. Benny revealed also that his employer (victim)
told to him that his wife named his business on her without the knowledge of the
latter which caused their misunderstanding. Moreover, Mrs. Elefante is jealous
accusing his husband (victim) that he has another woman. He further averred
that his employer (victim) has a lot of payments (debt) from costumers he failed
to collect.In fact, there was an auto supply along Naguirayan, Pidigan, Abra (not
mentioned) wherein, allegedly they had in default amounting to Two Hundred
Thousand Pesos(PHP200,000.00), and failed to pay to the latter despite a long
time. He also averred that before they went to Ping Guerrerro Motorcycle Shop
where the shooting incident occurred, his employer (victim) and Mrs. Pante
(victims wife) talked that after all their delivery they will go to the Jolibee to take
their dinner. However, while they are dismounting deliveries at Manabo, Abra at
around 1:30 PM, Mrs. Pante told the victim that she will go visit her friend in
Luzong, Manabo, Abra and that she will just wait for them to pick her up on their
way home after they made their deliveries in Boliney, Abra. He further averred
that, Mrs. Pante called him at 1:45 PM and gave instructions in Ilokano;
AGTEXT KANU NAGRUBWAT KAYON NGA AGPABOLINEY KEN NU
NGANNGANI KAY IDIAYEN in English You text me if you have departed for
Boliney and if you are already approaching Boliney.
Several mug shots were shown to BENNY BILANG y DALERE by the
Boliney MPS to identify the suspect/s but hesitant to identify them due to the
fear that he might be the next target. The Boliney MPS, Abra-PPO was the first to
take cognizance of the case but the investigation turned cold and there was no
clear lead of the perpetrator/s. The case was handled by this Unit and was able
to obtain the statement of BENNY BILANG y DALERE during follow-up
investigation.
II.
MISSION:
1. Determination of the facts and circumstances surrounding the
shooting to death of the victim;
2. Establishment of a well-coordinated team from other investigative
agencies for the immediate identification of the perpetrators;
3. Building a strong and airtight criminal case against the suspect/s
supported within controvertible evidence
III.
EXECUTION:
a. Concept of Investigation:
The Chief, Boliney MPS shall assign a Case Manager and Case
Investigator that shall conduct the investigation to be augmented by personnel
of ABRA PPO Investigation Section, Intelligence Section of the ABRA PPO and PNP
Crime Laboratory Service, Abra Field Office. Through the assistance of DPDO,
Abra PPO, he shall directly supervise, assess and monitor the conduct of
investigation. He shall also assign Intelligence Officer for purposes of assisting
the investigation.
b. Tasks
1. Case Manager
a. Shall oversee and monitor the conduct of the investigation;
b. Lead the conduct of investigation and ensure the correctness
of investigative procedures;
c. Always inform the OIC, Boliney MPS as to the development of
the case;
d. Coordinate with Investigation Section, Abra PPO and SOCO
for case conference to ensure the smooth flow of
investigation;
e. Submit report on the result of action taken and status of the
case weekly basis to Regional Chief;
f. Consolidate all forensic results, testimonial documents and
other investigative reports;
g. Perform other tasks on orders of the OIC, Boliney MPS.
2. Case Investigator
a. Shall take the sworn statement of all possible witnesses
b. Coordinate with the investigators of ABRA PPO to ensure an
air-tight case if in case the suspect/s was identified.
c. Coordinate with the prosecutors for appropriate legal
guidance when needed.
d. Establish possible motives
e. Shall strictly observe the chain of custody of gathered
evidence;
f. Review all statements and if evidence gathered is strong
against the suspect/s, file appropriate charges.
g. Render report or updates on weekly basis on the status of
the case to the Case Manager
h. Perform other tasks as directed
3. Chief, Intelligence Section
a. Shall supervise and monitor the intelligence networking and
gathering information with evidentiary value relative to the
case
b. Assist the Case Manager in securing possible witnesses
c. Coordinate with territorial Intelligence Units as necessary
d. Perform other tasks as directed by the OIC, Boliney MPS
IV.
CONTINGENCY:
V.
Admin matters:
The OIC, Boliney MPS who acts as the over-all Manager of the
investigation Team shall function as Admin Supervisor by assigning other
members of the Boliney MPS as tracker Team.
Logistics matters:
The OIC, Boliney MPS shall provide logistical requirements of the Case
Manager, itemized as follows to be expended for three [3] months.
a. Mobility expensesPhp15, 000.00
b. Food AllowancesPhp10, 000.00
c. Miscellaneous expenses [such as supplies & photocopying of
document]
Php10,000.00
Total: Php35,000.00
VI.
EFFECTIVITY:
This shall take effect upon approval.
WANSI AYOT YA-O
Police Officer I
Case Manager
Enclosure:
Evidence Matrix
Resource Spread Sheet
3. Building a strong and airtight criminal case against the suspect/s supported
withincontrovertible evidence
III. EXECUTION:
a. Concept of Investigation:
The Provincial Officer shall assign a Case Manager and Case Investigator that
shall conduct the investigation to be augmented by personnel of Investigation Branch,
Provincial Intelligence Abra, PPO, PNP Crime Laboratory Service, Abra Field Office and
the Legal Officer of Abra PPO.
b. Tasks
1. Case Manager
a. Shall oversee and monitor the conduct of the investigation;
b. Lead the conduct of investigation and ensure the correctness of investigative
procedures;
c. Always inform the Regional Chief as to the development of the case;
d. Coordinate with Investigation Section, Abra PPO and SOCO for case
conference to ensure the smooth flow of investigation;
e. Submit report on the result of action taken and status of the case weekly
basis to Regional Chief;
f. Consolidate all forensic results, testimonial documents and other investigative
reports;
g. Perform other tasks on orders of the Regional Chief.
2. Case Investigator
a. Shall take the sworn statement of all possible witnesses
b. Coordinate with the investigators of BanguedPS to ensure an air-tight case if
in case the suspect/s was identified.
c. Coordinate with the prosecutors for appropriate legal guidance when needed.
d. Establish possible motives
e. Shall strictly observe the chain of custody of gathered evidence;
f. Review all statements and if evidence gathered is strong against the
suspect/s, file appropriate charges.
g. Render report or updates on weekly basis on the status of the case to the
Case Manager
h. Perform other tasks as directed
3. Chief, Intelligence Section
a. Shall supervise and monitor the intelligence networking and gathering
information with evidentiary value relative to the case
b. Assist the Case Manager in securing possible witnesses
c. Coordinate with territorial Intelligence Units as necessary
d. Perform other tasks as directed by the Regional Chief
c. CONTINGENCY:
In the event that there are no witnesses to surface to identify the suspect/s or
to shed light relative to said shooting incident, the Case manager and Case Investigator
shall resort to forensic evidence through the help of Crime Laboratory Office. The
immediate re-evaluation of all collected and gathered information shall be initiated
through a case conference to undertake by the Provincial Officer. Involvement of
Community Investigative Service [CIS] and the community in general shall be sought
while a continuous gathering of information must be initiated by the Case Manager and
Case Investigator.
d. ADMINISTRATION AND LOGISTICS
Admin matters:
The Provincial Officer who acts as the over-all Manager of the
investigation Team shall function as Admin Supervisor by assigning other members of
the AbraCIDG as tracker Team.
Logistics matters:
The logistical requirements of the Case Manager in the conduct of
investigation of this caseto be expended for one [1] month was itemized as follows:
a. Mobility expensesPhp15, 000.00
b. Food AllowancesPhp10, 000.00
d. Miscellaneous expensesPhp10,000.00
Total: Php35,000.00
e. COMMAND AND COMMUNICATIONS:
The use of cellular phone, networking and other fastest means of
communication shall be applied.
f. EFFECTIVITY:
This shall take effect upon approval.
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