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Police Officer and Two Others Arrested in Illegal Arms Sale in Barangay Cembo
Three individuals, including a police officer, were arrested in Taguig City for illegal firearm sales in an entrapment operation. The Southern Police District’s Special Operations Unit conducted the operation, where an agent posed as a buyer from the suspects. Bobby Lewis, John, and Officer Gary were apprehended, and various firearms with live ammunition were seized, along with incriminating evidence. Officer Gary had a prior arrest related to Alarm and Scandal in 2021. The suspects and evidence were taken to the SPD for documentation and charges under Republic Act 10591. Stay informed with the latest news on this developing story.
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A police officer and two other individuals were recently apprehended in an entrapment operation in Taguig City for their involvement in the illegal sale of firearms. The incident took place on Acacia Street in Barangay Cembo, Taguig City, where a police agent disguised as a buyer successfully caught the suspects in the act.
The arrest was made after receiving information from an informant regarding the illegal activities of the suspects in Makati City and Taguig City. Upon the production of illegal firearms for sale, the Southern Police District (SPD) Special Operations Unit swiftly took action and apprehended the suspects involved in the illicit trade.
The suspects, identified as Bobby Lewis, John, and a police officer named Gary, were taken into custody during the operation. Gary, the police officer, was found to have a prior arrest in 2021 for Alarm and Scandal, raising concerns about his involvement in criminal activities.
During the arrest, authorities confiscated a significant amount of evidence, including various firearms and ammunition. Among the items seized were a Rifle Defense M16 First SAMCO Modified Color, a Glock 17 Gen 4, an Arms Moravia Czech Republic, a tennis bag used in the transaction, a Yamaha NMAX motorcycle, three mobile phones belonging to the suspects, and a PNP Identification Card in the name of Gary. Additionally, two ₱1,000.00 bills were found on top of the boodle money used in the transaction, further implicating the suspects in illegal activities.
Following the arrest, the suspects and the confiscated evidence were taken to the Special Operations Unit Office of the SPD for documentation and the filing of charges. The charges are in violation of Republic Act 10591, also known as the Comprehensive Firearms and Ammunition Regulation Act, which aims to regulate the possession and sale of firearms to maintain public safety and security.
The photos from the operation, provided by the SPD, showcase the successful apprehension of the suspects and the evidence collected during the entrapment operation. This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of law enforcement in combating illegal activities and ensuring the safety of communities.
In conclusion, the swift action taken by the SPD Special Operations Unit in apprehending the suspects involved in the illegal sale of firearms demonstrates the commitment of law enforcement to uphold the law and protect the public. The successful operation serves as a warning to those engaging in criminal activities that they will be held accountable for their actions. Let us continue to support our law enforcement agencies in their efforts to maintain peace and order in our communities.
Source: [Southern Police District (SPD)](insert link here)
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