CANDABA - Members of the Barangay Peacekeeping Action Teams (BPATs) from villages near the town proper had combined effort
with the local police in maintaining the peace and order.
This
came as Mayor Rene Maglanque recently called the attention of
Superintendent Benjamin Medina - town's police chief and barangay
captains in Paralaya, Buas, San Agustin and Pescadores involving the
reported incident of disagreement between youth groups during night
time.
"Nakatanggap tayo ng
report na mayroong mga kabataan ang nag aaway tuwing gabi kaya agad
nating kinausap si hepe. Hindi natin papayagan na masira ang katahimikan
ng ating bayan," he said.
As
this developed, Maglanque the other day presided a meeting between the
local police and barangay leaders to determine their degree of
cooperation.
He
believed that partnership between the police and community will
greatly help improve the peace and order situation in Candaba.
This
joint operation seeks to encourage people in the community to share
the responsibility of peacekeeping and maintaining order.
On the part of the municipal government, Maglanque is providing logistics and other support for the needs of the police and BPATs members to make ensure the success of the peace and order drive in the town plaza.
On the part of the municipal government, Maglanque is providing logistics and other support for the needs of the police and BPATs members to make ensure the success of the peace and order drive in the town plaza.
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