DEMONSTRATING a commitment to public service that goes beyond traditional law enforcement, the Taguig City Police recently highlighted a series of successful community assistance operations, ranging from the recovery of lost valuables to the safe reunion of a missing individual.
Valuables and Property Recovered in BGC and Serendra
On October 3, 2026, personnel from the Fort Bonifacio Police Sub-Station 1 (SS1) responded to a call for assistance at Serendra in Bonifacio Global City (BGC) regarding missing jewelry reported by Ms. Mayflor Cutts.
Through quick verification and backtracking conducted by responding officers—including PCpl Celine Gregorio, PCpl Hever Caspe, and Pat Jhunmarwin Belosverlas, under the supervision of SS1 Commander PCPT Jerson C. Castillo I—the individual who took the items voluntarily returned them to Ms. Cutts.
Choosing to resolve the matter peacefully, Ms. Cutts opted not to file charges and expressed deep gratitude for the professionalism of the responding personnel.
The following day, October 4, at around 3:10 PM, SS1 officers once again stepped up when a missing wallet was reported along 8th Avenue corner 34th Street in BGC.
Led by PSSg Arwen Ubongen and PCpl Hever Caspe, the officers swiftly tracked and recovered the wallet, returning it safely to its owner, Mr. Gabriel Regio, who warmly commended the promptness and integrity of the local police.
Missing Person Safely Reunited with Family
In a separate incident on October 3 at approximately 11:30 AM, patrolling officers from SS1—alongside Public Order and Safety Office (POSO) personnel—spotted a distressed man who appeared to need assistance near the Sampaguita Bridge Underpass along C-5 Northbound.
Patrol officers Pat Rex Cyrus Bayeng and Pat Jaycee Macarilay identified the individual as 38-year-old Quezon City resident Bryan Bolislig Bangco-og, who had previously been reported missing.
Mr. Bangco-og was immediately brought to the sub-station for proper care and successfully turned over to his sister, PSSg Joyce Bangco-og.
Community Gratitude
Meanwhile, separate local expressions of gratitude poured in for community helpers and barangay officials, including Kagawad Nickson Tol Paguirigan and Ky Nerrie Paguirigan II of Barangay New Lower Bicutan, alongside Arca South Taguig Substation 2, for aiding residents in recovering stolen assets like e-bikes.
Local police leadership emphasized that these acts of service reflect the true spirit of community policing, reinforcing public trust through swift, honest, and compassionate action.
