THREE Top 1 Most Wanted Persons at the municipal level are now in the custody of the Police Regional Office 6 (PRO6) following a series of successful manhunt operations and voluntary surrenders across the province on October 2, 2026.

The coordinated efforts highlight the regional police force’s aggressive campaign to track down priority fugitives and bring them before the bar of justice.

The first breakthrough occurred at around 11:20 AM in Barangay P.D. Monfort North, Dumangas, where 28-year-old alias “Alice”—the Top 1 municipal Most Wanted Person of Barotac Nuevo—voluntarily surrendered to intelligence operatives.

She was sought under a warrant for homicide issued by the Pasig City Regional Trial Court Branch 159 on September 30, 2026, with a recommendation for service of sentence.

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Less than an hour later, at approximately 12:07 PM, law enforcement units nabbed 34-year-old alias “Puti,” the Top 1 municipal Most Wanted Person of Janiuay.

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A joint tracker team from the Janiuay Municipal Police Station and the Regional Mobile Force Battalion 6 executed the warrant in Barangay San Julian for attempted murder, with a recommended bail of ₱120,000.

Later that evening at around 6:30 PM, the Guimbal MPS Tracker Team secured 21-year-old alias “Mikoy,” the Top 1 municipal Most Wanted Person of Guimbal.

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He was apprehended in Barangay Gerona-Gemino by virtue of a warrant for frustrated homicide issued by the local regional trial court, with bail set at ₱100,000.

All suspects were duly informed of their constitutional rights under the Miranda Doctrine and are currently detained pending judicial disposition.

PRO6 Regional Director PBGen Randulf T. Tuaño commended the operating units for their decisive action.

He urged other wanted individuals to surrender peacefully to avoid confrontation and called on the public to continuously report helpful tips through Unified 911 or local police stations.

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