Updated Drug List of President Duterte Goes Public

President Duterte's Updated Drug List

President Rodrigo Duterte won't stop his campaign against illegal drugs. Just recently, he showed an updated list of people who are allegedly involved in the illegal drug trade. The list include the names of incumbent and retired local government officials, lawmakers, policemen and military personnel, people in the judiciary department, and other big names involve in the drug trade.

The President said that the list was re-validated by the police and concerned agencies. Those people in the updated drug list will be investigated by proper authorities and will be charge accordingly.

The names of narco-politicians, policemen, court magistrates, generals, and other people engaged in the illegal drug trade are listed below:

COURT MAGISTRATES

Judge Mupas of Dasmariñas City, Cavite
Judge Reyes, Baguio City
Judge Savilo, Regional Trial Court (RTC) Branch 13, Iloilo City
Judge Casiple, Kalibo, Aklan
Judge Rene Gonzales, Municipal Trial Court (MTC)
Judge Navidad, RTC-Calbayog City
Judge Ezekiel Dagala MTC, Dapa, Siargao

INCUMBENT AND FORMER LOCAL EXECUTIVES, LAWMAKERS

Mayor Reynaldo Flores - Naguilian, La Union
Mayor Dante Garcia - Tubao, La Union
Mayor Martin De Guzman - Bauang, La Union
Mayor Marjorie Apel Salazar - Lasam, Cagayan
Mayor Goto Violago - San Rafael, Bulacan
Mayor Marino Morales - Mabalacat, Pampanga
Mayor Felix Castillo - Langiden, Abra
Ex Mayor Eufronio Erigel - Agoo, La Union
Mayor Jesus Celeste, Alyas Boying - Bolinao, Pangasinan
Mayor Jose "Pepe" Miranda - Santiago City, Isabela
Mayor Vicente Amante - San Pablo City, Laguna
Mayor Ryan Dolor - Bauan, Batangas
Vice Mayor Edgardo Trinidad - El Nido, Palawan
Mayor Alex Centena - Calinog, Iloilo
Mayor Julius Ronald Pacificador - Hamtic, Antique
Mayor Jed Mabilog - Iloilo City
Mayor Sigfredo Betita - Carles, Iloilo
Marciano Malones-Maasin, Iloilo
Ex-Mayor Michael Rama - Cebu City
Mayor Hector Ong - Laoang, Northern Samar
Mayor Rolando Espinosa - Albuera, Samar
Mayor Beda Canamaque - Basay, Negros Oriental
Ex-Mayor Madeline Ong - Laoang, Northern Samar
Vice Mayor Francis Ansing Amboy - Maasin, Iloilo
Fralz Sabalones - San Fernando Cebu
Antonio Pesina - Iloilo City
Erwin "Tongtong" Plagata - Iloilo City
Buddy Aingan - Kulambungan, Davao Del Norte
Former board member Ricardo Parojinog - Misamis
Mayor Fahad Salic - Marawi City
Congressman Guillermo Romarate, Jr. - 2nd District, Surigao del Norte
Jessie Aguilera - Alegria, Surigao del Norte
Mayor Mohammad Ali Abenal - Marantao, Lanao del Sur
Jamal Dadayan - Buadiposo-Buntong, Lanao del Sur
Rasmiyah Macabago - Saguiaran, Lanao del Sur
Muslim Alen Macadato - Lobatan, Lanao Del Sur
Rasul Santi Datu Zaldy Ampatuan - Maguindanao
Montaser Zabal - Talitay, Maguindanao
Vicman Montawal - Datu Montawal, Maguindanao
Samsudin Dimaukom - Datu Saudi Ampatuan, Maguindanao
Norodin Salasal - Datu Salibo, Maguindanao
Ex-Mayor Benahar Tulawie - Talipao, Sulu
Nova Princess Parojinog Echavez
Omar Solitario Ali - Marawi City
Abdul Wahid Sabal - Vice Mayor, Talitay, Maguindanao
Otto Montawal - Datu Montawal, Maguindanao
Nida Dimagcon - Datu Saudi Ampatuan, Maguindanao
Arafat Salik - Marawi City
Rasmia Macabagu - Siguran, Lanao Del Sur
Ex-Mayor Abubakar Abdukarim Afdal - Labangan, Zamboanga del Sur
Mayor Gamar Ahay Janihim - Sirawai, Zamboanga del Norte
David Navarro - Pagadian City, Zamboanga del Sur
Bobby Alingan - Kolambugan, Lanao del Norte
Yusofa Monder Bugong Ramin - Iligan City, Lanao del Norte
Ex-Congressman JC Rahman Nava - Guimaras
Party-list Rep. Jeffrey Celis - Panay

ACTIVE AND RETIRED LAWMEN 

Police Inspector Rolando Batolayan
Ret. Supt. Maristelo Manalo, CIDG
Roberto Palisoc - Station 7 MPD
Ret. Supt. Siceron Ada
Chief Insp. Eric Bunaventura - Navotas
PO2 Geraldine Bautista Manuel - Health Service
SPO3 Ronald Calap - Isabela
PO3 Rodel Samoledo - Lalio
PO3 Cecilio Domingo - CIDG
PO2 Ryan Mendoza - Tarlac Pstation
Jeffrey Serafica - Butuan
PO1 Norman Adarlo - Puerto Galera
Mark Canete RSRPSV Mimaropa
PO1 Mark Christian Catalina - Camarines Norte
PO2 Allan Carpio - Pasay City
PO3 Eric Lazo - QCPD
PO3 Alexander Macabeo - Parañaque City
PO3 Johnny Mahilom - QCPD
PO2 Cielito Minendrez - Binangonan
Ret. General Vicente Loot
Ret. General Valerio - Iloilo
General Bernando Diaz - Region 6
General Idio - Calbayog City
Ret. Supt. Floro Antique
Supt. Kashmir Dimangcup - former Iloilo Base Commander
Supt. Delia Paz - RDIDM
Supt. Genepa Riu - Intelligence
Supt. Ifel Duenas
Supt. Kaundag
Supt. Eugenio Malik, Maritime Group, former chief of Antique Anti-Drug Group
Supt. Gumboc
Supt. Leven
Chief Insp. Rio Maymay
Senior Insp. Kenneth Militar, Iloilo
Senior Insp. Donasco
Insp. De Jose - Region 6
Insp. Duarte - Arevalo, Iloilo
Chief Insp. Vicente Vicente - Banate
Supt. Romeo Santander - Cebu
PO2 Michael Cortez - Barili
SPO1 Jen Dela Victoria - Cebu
SPO1 Onel Nabua - Barili
PO2 Jomar Ibanez - Lapu Lapu
PO3 Ryan Martusciamco - Cebu
PCI Ibrahim Jabiran- Zamboanga
PCI Senior Insp. Perfecto Abrazaldo Awi, Jr.- Misamis Oriental
Insp. Roy Sinuhales Montes - Iligan Pro
Supt. Ricardo Gando Pulot - Quezon, Bukidnon Insp. Martin Plaza
PO1 Pierre Dizo - Zamboanga Del Sur
PO3 Omar Kwani - Zamboanga City
Romel Mansol - PRO9
PO3 Daryl Pagi - Labasan
SPO1 Totong Jay Valdez
SPO1 Rodrigo Ramos - Bukidnon Pro
SPO1 Renaldo Dela Victoria - Cagayan De Oro
SPO3 Emilio Mendoza Lusaria - Iligan
Marlo Espinosa -- Bukidnon
SPO3 Mat -- CIDG Mati, Davao Oriental
SPO3 Rosel Eleviera - CIDG Tagum, Davao Del Norte
PO3 Jesse Balabag - Region 11
PO3 Filimino Soronya - Digos
Insp. Juan Glen Alicarte - PRO 12
PO1 Philip Pantarolia - Tacurong City
SPO1 Jerry Dela Rosa - SCP PIO
PO3 Bebot Ruiz - GSC-PIO
PO3 Estelito Solanio - Saranggani
PO1 Jerebel Oxio
SPO1 Bilyones Ernesto - NCR
Montemayor Lito - Roxas District, Jail Aparri Dist
PO1 Vicente Renaldo Celis - NCR
Sait Dexel - Mimaropa
SPO1 Tubil Felix - Region 3
SPO3 Angeles Nicolas Ponce - Region 3
SPO2 Mercene Rod - Marinduque BFP
FO1 Reynaldo Valencia - Claveria
Sgt. Vic Dela Cruz - Mimaropa
Brig. Genera.l Leonzo Daniega - NCR
Spo3 Gerry Mendoza - NCR
Reomante Daitu - Region5
Reymar Daitu - Region 5
Zamora Reynato Gumaro - Region6
JO1 Allan Coca Manatad - Region7
SPO3 Cristy Cielo Tinag - Region 7
Arsad Kasimiro Castro - ARMM
PFC Arsad Phillip Miro - ARMM
Corporal Kosina Lopez Giamad Loy - 52nd Brigade Armm
PFC Mamadali Ifad -- ARMM
Yasin Abulgalit Bobong
JO1 Cobacho Alfredo Galis
FO1 Aplaca Nicolas Ponce - ARMM
FO3 Ibanez Ricardo Villariz - Region 9
Marine Corporal Alfrenz Burias Abedin-- Western Mindanao,
Jimmy Manlangit - Region 12

The "Alabang Boys" Issue: Who's Telling the Truth?, Whos the Victor?

Its been a week now and still the frontpage of every newspaper and tabloid features the case of the "Alabang Boys". Its actually a high profile case since it involves wealthy families. From a simple buy bust operation of the PDEA, it has now exploded to various issues and concerns.

It started in the bribery issue where the PDEA agents and its head were allegedly bribed by some fillers of the family of the accused. It also involves some unethical works by the suspects' lawyers, wherein right now they are also facing a disbarment case in the Supreme Court filed by Jimenes of VACC or Volunteer Against Crime and Corruption. The lawyers of the suspects even prepared the release order for these "Alabang Boys" and sent it to DOJ.

An undersecretary was also involved in the alleged immediate release of the drug suspects.

With these issues, a congressional hearing was conducted to know more of the alledge bribery, illegal release order and so on.... Righ ranking officials of the government were called to share light on the issue. Again people were hook up on the TV's for the long debates and interrogations that usually last for hours.

Again, another spice that came up with this in aid of legislation proceedings is the testimony of the Brodetts brother who claimed that the son of his brother is really a user and a pusher of illegal drugs for the wealthy people. they even accused her mother as a user too.

Now it becomes a family feud. The accused Brodetts told reporters that it was because of money matters why his brother gave a testimony against them.

Another government agency enters into the picture, the NBI. They were asking the PDEA to submit evidences for the alledge bribery and additional proof for the case.

It seems that the story of the Alabang Boys will continue as more players as coming in to the scene. Its just like another telenovela that will make filipinos crave for more action, suspense, and twists.

But the reality here is the proliferation of illegal drugs in the country. According to researches there a lot of filipinos who are using illegal drugs, and the trade of these illegal drugs are still raking millions of profit for the sale and distribution.

These should be the main issue that the government should look into. Arrest drug traffickers, jail them. If there will be no sources ofthese illgeal drugs there will be no users and pushers, they may be rich or poor but it doesnt matter.

Philippine Ports: Transhipment of Drugs in Asia?

With the latest apprehension of PASG of a large shipment of first grade shabu in Subic port, it is now alarming that the Philippines may be the transhipment point of syndicates for the trade of illegal drugs. It is also noted by the authorities that the shipments are of first grade shabu that can still be processed to make more of the said drug. The shipments of illegal drugs is also intended for the demand in the Philippines.

The PDEA or Philippine Drug enforcement Agency also appealed on a morning TV program that other government agencies should also police their own ranks because of the possible involvement of their personnel in the shipments of this illegal drugs to the philippines. Since money is involved in this illegal trade, there are people who are tempted to be part of big syndicate which includes foreign nationals mostly Chinese.

Allowing this illegal drugs penetrate the local market is a big problem of the government and of the society. Since it is now the start of the school year, the demand for this drug will increase. It will ruin the life of many youths who are the common victims of this illegal drugs.

Every filipino should be vigilant in helping our government stop this illegal trade. Let us not be complacent on this issue. With so many problems haunting our government and the problem of poverty in the Philippines, illegal use of drugs will make us suffer more.