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REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

JUDICIAL REGION
REGIONAL TRIAL COURT
Branch Batangas

WARRANT OF ARREST
Warrant of Arrest No.

WARRANT OF ARREST

To: Archie Temanil, Arrest Warrant Officer


Name of Unit: PNP
Telephone: (034)777-77-77
Address: PNP Preand # 5, BATANGAS CITY

GREETINGS:

YOU ARE COMMANDED to serve the herein Warrant of Arrest to seize and take into custody the
accused person named below

Name of Subject of Arrest - ROMANO DAVID Y MENDIOLA


Voter's ID: 987564
Home Address: 552-C West Village Batangas City

And bring forth said person before this court the next business day following his arrest.
A RETURN of this warrant shall be promptly made to the Court identifying the individual seized and
arrested.

Issued at Batangas City on May 16, 2006

Hilario Laqui
Presiding Judge
REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES
REGIONAL TRIAL COURT
NATIONAL CAPITAL JUDICIAL REGION
BRANCH 4 MANILA

PEOPLE OF THE PHILIPPINES


Plaintiff.
SEARCH WARRANT NO. 21-31051
-versus-. VIOLATION OF RA 9526 (ILLEGAL
POSSESSION OF EXPLOSIVES)
ELIZABETH CAMORAL, y TABIOS
@MAGS CLAMOR of Lot 3. Block 6
Saint Isidore Executive Homes, Brgy
San Isidro, Cabuyao City, Laguna
Respondent
X--------------------------------------------------------X

SEARCH WARRANT
TO ANY PEACE OFFICER
It appearing to the satisfaction of the undersigned after examining under oath applicant PMAJ
DANIEL R YEMA, and his witnesses, PSSG Wilfredo A. Lazatin, and Civilian Informant Kristoffer
Pascual y Javier, that there is probable cause to believe that Violation of RA 9516 (legal Possession of
Explosives) has been committed and there are good and sufficient reasons to believe that respondent
ELIZABETH CAMORAL TABIOS @MAGS CLAMOR has in his possession and control One (1) piece
Hand Grenade which is keeping and concealing in the above captioned premises.

YOU ARE HEREBY COMMANDED to make an immediate search at Lot 3. Block 6, Saint
Isidore Executive Homes, Brgy. San Isidro, Cabuyao City, Laguna, any time of the day or night of the
premises above-mentioned, and in the attached sketch (Exhibit "1" and "T) and picture of the house
(Exhibit "K"), and to forthwith seize and take possession of the above-mentioned items subject of the
search and to make a return of the same to the undersigned to be dealt with in accordance with the law.

GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND SEAL, this 2ND day of March 2021 in City of Manila,
Philippines

JOSE LORENZO R. DELA ROSA


First Vice Executive Judge

Note:
This search warrant shall be valid for 10 days.
Republic of the Philippines)
Dingle, Iloilo )S.S

AFFIDAVIT OF WITNESS

I Ronel Opanda, 29 years of age, single, resident Of Tinocuan Dingle Iloilo, after having
sworn in accordance with law, do hereby depose and state:

1. That I was present and personally saw that accused Gade “Kalbo” Paspe committed the
murder against the victim Justine Davis.

2. That I was with them drinking alcoholic drinks, where the two of them starting teasing
and joking to each other not until Gade “Kalbo” Paspe got pissed.

3. That I was the one who stopped them when they already fighting but I was not able to do
such because I fear for my safety.

4. That I saw Gade “Kalbo” Paspe punched the victim and stabbed the victim on the left
abdomen using a swiss knife for three (3) times.

I executed this affidavit to attest the truthfulness of the foregoing facts and to support the
filing of Criminal Case against Gade “Kalbo” Paspe and for violations of Article 248 of the Revised
Penal code of the Philippines. (Murder)

AFFIANTS SAYETH NAUGHT.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto affixed my Signature this 1st day of January, 2021 at.
Dingle, Iloilo Philippines.

RONEL OPANDA
Affiant

SUBSCRIBE AND SWORN to before me this 1st day of January 2021 at Dingle, Iloilo, Philippines.

I hereby certify that I have personally examined the herein affiant and I am satisfied that they
voluntarily executed and understood their given affidavit.

JUAN DELA CRUZ


Notary Public
AFFIDAVIT OF ARRESTING OFFICER

An affidavit of arrest is
generally filled out by the arresting officer and
states the facts and circumstances surrounding an
arrest. The affidavit may state such facts as the
information which led to the arrest and the
observations made before and after the arrest occurred. It is a statement
given under oath and penalty of perjury. It may also be referred to as an
arrest report. An arrest affidavit is a form a law enforcement official fills
out in relation to an arrest. Often, this form is completed when a police
officer wants to secure an arrest warrant. In such a case, it is used to
present the facts of a case and demonstrate probable cause for arresting
an individual. The affidavit may be presented to a magistrate or judge,
who then determines whether or not to issue the arrest warrant. This
type of form may also be completed after an arrest has already taken place
in some jurisdictions. In this situation, it may be referred to as an arrest
report as well.
AFFIDAVIT OF WITNESS

A witness is a person with personal knowledge of a


situation or incident. In court cases, witnesses can
help parties prove elements of their cases through
live testimony, deposition testimony or affidavits.
Each one has its place in a court dispute. An
affidavit is a written witness statement given
voluntarily by the affiant (the person who swears to
the affidavit). The witness writes out the facts about which she has
knowledge that are relevant to the case, signing the document and
swearing under penalty of perjury that it is true. In most cases, the
witness must sign the affidavit before a notary or officer of the court.
AFFIDAVIT OF DESISTANCE

An Affidavit of Desistance is a written statement under oath by the


complainant saying that he / she is no longer interested in pursuing a
complaint or criminal case against another person.

The Affidavit of Desistance is filed before the


office or court where the complaint is pending or
being investigated. However, merely filing the
Affidavit of Desistance does not automatically
dismiss the complaint or criminal case. The decision to dismiss the
complaint or criminal case ultimately lies with the investigating officer
or the judge.
AFFIDAVIT OF COMPLAINT

A complaint affidavit is a sworn statement prepared by


someone who wishes to file a legal complaint. Such statements are filed
when people wish to file suit against someone for a violation of civil
law and they can also be involved in criminal cases, when a victim files a
formal complaint with the assistance of law
enforcement. The complaint affidavit becomes
the basis for the case, providing basic information
about the facts of the matter and outlining the
nature of the case. This document is part of the
court record maintained on the case and can be inspected by anyone
reviewing the record.

In a complaint affidavit, the complainant clearly spells


out the facts of the situation, providing as much detail as possible. The
date and time of the incident in question are noted and the document
describes what happened and how. People who witnessed the incident
may be identified and the document also discusses any action taken by
law enforcement. Identifying information about the defendant is also
provided. When a person brings a complaint affidavit to court with the
intention of filing a civil suit, a summons form is also filled out to alert
the defendant to the fact that a complaint has been filed.
SUBPOENA

Essentially, a subpoena, which literally means 'under


penalty', requires one to inform under oath
(testify) on the facts that are at issue in a pending
case. A subpoena is typically requested by an
attorney on behalf of the court and issued by a
court clerk, notary public or justice of the peace.
A subpoena may be served on an individual either through personal
delivery, email, certified mail or even by reading it out aloud. It is also
called a writ or administrative summons. A subpoena cannot be ignored
as it is a court order and a failure to respond to it may be punishable
as contempt of court.
COUNTER AFFIDAVIT

Counter affidavit is an affidavit filed by the respondent in reply to


a petition. Respondent files reply to the petition in the form of affidavit.
In most of the Writ Petitions, reply is being filed
in the form of Counter Affidavit. It is an affidavit
responding to and contradicting the affidavit
produced by an adversary. It is an affidavit made
in opposition to one already made. Such
affidavits are allowed in the preliminary examination of some cases.
REPLY AFFIDAVIT

An affidavit in reply can be defined as an affidavit


served in court proceedings in which a deponent
responds to another party’s evidence where that party’s
evidence was itself in response to evidence served by the
party serving the reply affidavit. In the same way, reply
submissions or reply briefs allow the party who started a particular
process (the “moving party” in the case of applications) to get the last
word by replying to any response to their initial document.

The purpose of an affidavit in reply is simply to rebut or answer


matters raised for the first time in the affidavits to which the replies are
made. Therefore a plaintiff cannot “save” matters from its initial
affidavits (its “affidavits in chief”) and then put those matters in affidavits
in reply. This is known as impermissibly “splitting the case.” Rather, the
affidavits in reply should only rebut or answer new matters raised by the
defendants which the plaintiffs have not already addressed. In this way
each party gets a chance to raise new matters once, and to reply to the
other party’s new matters once.
REJOINDER AFFIDAVIT

Rejoinder Affidavit is the response by the petitioner


to the counter affidavit filed by the respondent.
Rejoinder affidavit may include response to the
response to the new facts raised through the affidavit
filed by the respondent. Rejoinder is reply to the
Counter Filed by the Opposite party. The Pleadings of Petitioner or
plaintiff are already filed and the opposite party filed counter affidavit or
Written Statement with new fats which are not correct according to
Petitioner or Plaintiff, in reply to the Counter of Respondent the
petitioner can file rejoinder denying the new facts which are not
mentioned in the Petition or Complaint.
AFFIDAVIT OF LOSS

An affidavit of loss is a document declaring the


loss of a security usually through theft or
destruction. The affidavit contains all the details
regarding the loss, such as the owner's name and
any information pertaining to the security. That
information may include a serial number or the
security’s date of issue. After the statement has
been made, a letter of indemnity can be issued
requesting the replacement of the security.
This document should be completed by a person, known as
the Affiant, who can attest under oath of their personal knowledge of the
circumstances of the loss of the object. The Affiant is usually the owner
of the lost object, especially if the affidavit is going to be used to support
an application for a replacement of the lost object. The document
includes identifying information of the Affiant, including their name,
citizenship, age, and address. If the Affiant is a minor, the user will be
asked the name of the guardian who will accompany the Affiant to the
notary public and sign the affidavit. The guardian is the legal guardian
who may be the parents or a court-appointed guardian.
The document then describes the object that was lost and the
circumstances of the loss. Finally, the document explains that the
information stated therein are based on the personal knowledge of the
Affiant and the Affiant verifies the truth of the said information. Finally,
the Affiant may request for a replacement of the lost document.
AFFIDAVIT OF UNDERTAKING

This affidavit is voluntarily executed in order to


attest to the truthfulness of the foregoing
narration of facts and undertaking under pain of
administrative, criminal and civil liabilities, and
for whatever legal purpose it may serve.
WARRANT OF ARREST

An arrest warrant is a document issued


by a judge or magistrate that authorizes the
police to take someone accused of a crime
into custody. An arrest warrant is issued by
the competent authority upon a showing
of probable cause, which means a warrant may be issued if a reasonable
person would believe the information at hand is sufficient to
suggest criminal activities.
Arrest warrants serve the purpose of protecting people
from unlawful arrests under the Fourth Amendment. The warrant also
gives an actual notice to the person or persons being arrested about
the charges pressed against them.
SEARCH WARRANT

A search warrant is a document signed by a


magistrate giving law enforcement officers the
authority to search a specified place for specific
items that are particularly described in the warrant.
A warrant must be based on another document
called an affidavit, which is signed under oath by some person (a police
officer or any other person) expressing the belief that certain items will
be found at the location to be searched and giving facts that support the
belief. Those facts must constitute probable cause that the objects of the
search will be found at the described location. Only those items
specifically named in the warrant can be searched for. A warrant can
authorize the search and seizure of computer hardware, digital
information, or both. Overly broad language (such as authorization to
seize “all records” or “all computers”) can result in the warrant being
invalidated; the warrant must specify the crime(s) to which the evidence
pertains.

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