Umani ng Reaksyon ang ICC Arrest Warrant kay Sen. Bato; De Lima, Roque at Imee Marcos Nagpalitan ng Pahayag

Nagliyab ang usaping pulitikal nitong Huwebes matapos umugong ang balitang kumpirmado umano ang arrest warrant na inilabas ng International Criminal Court (ICC) kaugnay sa imbestigasyon sa madugong kampanya kontra droga ng administrasyong Duterte.

Ayon kay Leila de Lima, tila “biglang nawala ang angas” ni Senador Ronald dela Rosa matapos lumutang ang mga ulat hinggil sa umano’y warrant mula sa ICC. Si Dela Rosa ay dating hepe ng Philippine National Police (PNP) at isa sa pangunahing nagpapatupad ng kampanya kontra ilegal na droga noong panahon ni dating Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte.

Samantala, nanawagan naman si Harry Roque sa kanyang Facebook page upang suportahan umano ang mga senador na aniya’y “hina-hostage” ng mga ahente ng National Bureau of Investigation (NBI).

“Mga kabayan: protektahan natin ang ating mga senador na na-hostage ng mga NBI agents! Punta na kayo sa Senado!” ani Roque sa kanyang online post.

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Nagpahayag din ng mariing pagtutol si Senadora Imee Marcos sa umano’y pangyayari sa Senado, na tinawag niyang isang “malinaw na kawalang-galang” sa institusyon ng Senado at sa mga senador mismo.

“What happened was a clear disrespect of the Senate institution, disrespect for senators, and a blatant abuse of the power of barricades,” pahayag ni Marcos.

Dahil dito, inihain umano ni Marcos ang PS Resolution No. 396 nitong Mayo 14 upang magsagawa ng imbestigasyon laban sa umano’y paglusob ng mga operatiba ng NBI sa Senado.

“We will not allow our fellow Filipinos to surrender to the hands of foreigners. For our sovereignty, we will stand firm and unshakable in the midst of any chaos or persecution,” dagdag pa niya.

Sa kabilang banda, kinumpirma rin sa mga dokumento ng ICC na walong personalidad ang pinangalanang “co-perpetrators” o kapwa akusado kasama ni dating Pangulong Duterte sa kasong may kaugnayan sa umano’y crimes against humanity na konektado sa war on drugs.

Kabilang sa mga pinangalanan ng ICC sina:

• Ronald dela Rosa
• Christopher Lawrence Go
• Vitaliano Aguirre II
• Vicente Danao Jr.
• Oscar Albayalde
• Dante Gierran
• Isidro Lapeña
• Camilo Cascolan

Patuloy namang sinusubaybayan ng publiko ang mabilis na pag-init ng usapin, lalo na’t muling nabubuhay ang debate tungkol sa soberanya ng bansa, karapatang pantao, at pananagutan ng mga opisyal na nasangkot sa kampanya kontra droga ng nakaraang administrasyon.

Nagngitngit si Tito Sotto Matapos Umangal na Kuyugin at Murahin Habang Palabas ng Senado

Nagpahayag ng matinding galit at pagkadismaya si dating Senate President Tito Sotto matapos umano siyang kuyugin, murahin, at kalampagin ng ilang raliyista habang palabas ng Senado noong gabi ng Mayo 13 sa gitna ng umiinit na tensyon kaugnay ng isyu sa ICC warrant laban kay Senador Ronald dela Rosa.

Sa inilabas na pahayag ni Sotto, kinondena niya ang umano’y kabiguan ng mga nakatalagang security personnel at ng Philippine National Police na mapanatili ang kaayusan sa paligid ng Senado habang nagaganap ang kaguluhan.

“I am furious and disappointed with the PNP and other security personnel assigned outside the Senate for failing to control the rowdy and unruly crowd,” ani Sotto.

Ayon pa sa dating Senate President, hinayaan umano siyang malapitan ng mga nagpoprotesta kahit nasa loob na siya ng kanyang sasakyan habang palabas ng Senado.

“Allowing them to assault me while inside my vehicle when I was about to exit the Senate,” dagdag niya.

Ikinuwento rin ni Sotto na paulit-ulit umanong hinampas at kinakalampag ng ilang nagra-rally ang kanyang sasakyan habang siya ay nag-iisang nagmamaneho at walang kasamang bodyguards.

“The barbaric protesters banged my vehicle repeatedly, threw bottles and cursed foul remarks,” pahayag niya.

Dagdag pa niya, malinaw umanong nakikita ng mga nagpoprotesta na wala siyang kasamang security escort.

“They can see that I am driving alone with no bodyguards,” ani Sotto.

Hindi rin napigilan ng beteranong mambabatas na kuwestiyunin ang lawak ng police deployment sa Senado matapos mangyari pa rin umano ang naturang insidente.

“Ilang truck na PNP ang naka-deploy sa Senate, tapos ganito?” tanong niya.

Kasunod nito, nagbitaw rin si Sotto ng matapang na puna laban sa ilang grupong nagra-rally sa labas ng Senado.

“Ganito na ba kawalang respeto at walanghiya ang mga taga suporta ng ilang senador na nagra-rally ngayong gabi?” saad niya.

Nag-ugat ang tensyon sa Senado matapos uminit ang usapin hinggil sa umano’y warrant mula sa International Criminal Court laban kay Dela Rosa kaugnay ng imbestigasyon sa war on drugs ng administrasyon ni dating Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte.

Samantala, wala pang inilalabas na opisyal na pahayag ang Senado at ang PNP kaugnay sa alegasyon ni Sotto hinggil sa umano’y pananakit at kaguluhan sa labas ng gusali.

Risa Hontiveros, Nilinaw ang Pag-uwi ng Minority Senators sa Gitna ng Gulo sa Senado

Nilinaw ni Senadora Risa Hontiveros na wala umanong masama sa maagang pag-uwi ng ilang miyembro ng minority bloc at mga empleyado ng Senado matapos ang session, kasabay ng pagbatikos niya sa umano’y pamumulitika sa nangyaring kaguluhan sa loob ng Senado.

Sa kanyang pahayag, sinabi ni Hontiveros na tapos na ang session kaya normal lamang na magsiuwian ang mga empleyado at staff ng Senado matapos ang kanilang trabaho.

“Ito po ang katotohanan: tapos na ang session, kaya umuwi na ang mga empleyado. Ako, lumipad papuntang probinsya para sa scheduled na conference. Ang mga colleagues sa Minority, ang aming mga staff, pati ang marami sa aming mga katrabaho ay nag-uwian dahil tapos na ang trabaho,” ani Hontiveros.

Hinimok din niya ang ilang sektor na huwag gamitin sa pulitika ang pag-uwi ng mga empleyado ng Senado na aniya’y nagtatrabaho nang marangal.

“Wag naman nilang gamitin sa pamumulitika ang pag-uwi ng ating Senate employees, who are doing an honest day’s work,” dagdag niya.

Ayon pa sa senador, may mga umano’y “bad faith actors” na pilit idinadawit siya at ang iba pang minority senators sa kontrobersiya upang ilihis ang tunay na isyu.

“There is only one reason some bad faith actors are trying very hard to make this controversial event about me and other Minority senators and the times we went home. All this for a man who simply doesn’t want to face the law. That’s it. That’s the whole story,” saad ni Hontiveros.

Nagpahayag rin siya ng matinding pagkabahala matapos umanong maging magulo at marahas ang sitwasyon sa loob ng Senado, na tinawag niyang isang “historic low” para sa bansa.

“Unfortunately, the Senate, The People’s House, the hallowed space where laws are made and rights are defended, was turned into a shooting range. That is desecration, not just of our walls, but of the trust placed in that institution,” ani niya.

“What a historic low for our country,” dagdag pa niya.

Binigyang-diin din ni Hontiveros na ang Senado ay pag-aari ng sambayanang Pilipino at hindi dapat inaangkin o binabarikadahan ng sinuman.

“We, Senators, are mere stewards of the Senate. The Senate belongs to the Filipino people, so no one gets to act like they own the place, much less barricade themselves inside it,” pahayag niya.

Kasunod nito, nanawagan siya kay Ronald dela Rosa na makipagtulungan na sa mga awtoridad kaugnay ng isyu ng umano’y warrant laban dito upang maiwasan pa ang panibagong tensyon at karahasan.

“Kaya sana, para maiwasan ang panibagong karahasan at tensyon sa loob man o labas ng Senado, mag-submit na at makipagtulungan si Senator Dela Rosa sa mga alagad ng batas ukol sa kanyang warrant,” ani Hontiveros.

Iginiit din niya ang pangangailangan ng isang malalim at malayang imbestigasyon hinggil sa buong insidente.

“We need to get to the bottom of this. The Filipino people deserve a full, independent, and unobstructed accounting. Walang takipan,” sabi niya.

Sa kabila ng kontrobersiya, tiniyak ni Hontiveros na magpapatuloy ang trabaho ng Senado.

“Anuman ang mangyari, magpapatuloy ang trabaho ng Senado. Let’s get our act together,” pagtatapos niya.

Imee Marcos Naglabas ng Matinding Alegasyon sa Gitna ng Gulo sa Senado; Malacañang Itinangging May Kinalaman ang Gobyerno

Uminit lalo ang tensyon sa politika matapos maglabas ng pahayag si Senadora Imee Marcos kaugnay ng umano’y kaguluhan at napaulat na putukan sa loob ng Senado nitong Miyerkules ng gabi hanggang madaling araw ng Huwebes, Mayo 14.

Sa isang Facebook post, sinabi umano ni Marcos na may mga tauhan ng National Bureau of Investigation o NBI na nagsabi sa kanya na may direktiba umano mula kay Pangulong Bongbong Marcos na dapat mahuli si Senador Ronald dela Rosa “anumang mangyari.”

Kasabay nito, umugong din online ang mga ulat mula sa ilang netizens na umano’y nakakita ng mga operatiba ng NBI na umiikot sa paligid ng Senado bago sumiklab ang kaguluhan.

Gayunman, mariing itinanggi ni Pangulong Marcos na may kinalaman ang pamahalaan sa napaulat na putukan at kaguluhan sa loob ng Senado.

“We’ll find out who made this mess… it’s not the government that waved this,” pahayag ng Pangulo kaugnay sa insidente.

Nilinaw rin na wala umanong law enforcement personnel mula sa labas ang pumasok sa Senado maliban sa mga miyembro ng Philippine National Police at Marines na nakatalaga para sa seguridad ng Senate complex.

Samantala, kinumpirma umano ng Senate secretariat sa isa sa mga senador na wala na sa loob ng Senado si Dela Rosa matapos ang magdamag na tensyon at matinding seguridad sa lugar.

Ayon sa mga ulat, nakalabas umano si Dela Rosa bandang alas-2:30 ng madaling araw matapos ang serye ng kaguluhan at napaulat na putukan sa loob ng gusali.

Matatandaang nanatili umano si Dela Rosa sa loob ng Senado matapos kumalat ang impormasyon na posible siyang arestuhin kaugnay ng mga umiinit na usapin tungkol sa International Criminal Court at iba pang legal developments na may kaugnayan sa war on drugs ng administrasyong Duterte.

Patuloy namang pinag-uusapan online ang mga nangyari sa Senado, lalo na matapos kumalat sa social media ang iba’t ibang video, larawan, at magkakasalungat na ulat hinggil sa sinasabing putukan at kaguluhan sa loob ng institusyon.

Sa ngayon, wala pang opisyal na kumpletong ulat mula sa Senado hinggil sa kabuuang pangyayari, habang hinihintay ng publiko ang posibleng imbestigasyon kaugnay ng insidente.

PNP, NBI at Malacañang Nagpaliwanag sa Senate Shooting; NBI Itinangging May Utos si PBBM na Hulihin si Bato

Nagdaos ng press briefing ang Philippine National Police chief na si Jose Melencio Nartatez, National Bureau of Investigation Director Melvin Matibag, at Presidential Communications Office Undersecretary Claire Castro upang talakayin ang napaulat na putukan at kaguluhan sa loob ng Senado noong gabi ng Mayo 13.

Sa naturang briefing, mariing itinanggi ni NBI Director Matibag ang mga kumakalat na alegasyon na may direktang utos umano si Pangulong Bongbong Marcos na hulihin si Senador Ronald dela Rosa.

Ayon kay Matibag, hindi umano kikilos ang NBI nang walang malinaw na kautusan mula sa korte.

“Wala kaming ahenteng dineploy sa Senado at imposible din namang may makapakasok doon dahil naka-lockdown nga ’yan,” ani Matibag sa kanyang opisyal na pahayag.

Dagdag pa niya, nasa isang planning activity umano ang buong hanay ng mga opisyal ng NBI noong araw na mangyari ang kaguluhan sa Senado.

“Pangalawa… mayroon kaming planning, buong araw kami nandito mula sa akin hanggang sa mga opisyal namin. Nandito lahat, accounted lahat dito… sa hotel kung saan kami nagkaroon ng planning,” dagdag niya.

Samantala, nanawagan naman si Senadora Imee Marcos sa kanyang kapatid na si Pangulong Marcos na pansamantalang sibakin sa pwesto si Matibag at dalawa pang opisyal ng NBI habang iniimbestigahan ang insidente.

Kabilang sa mga nais ipatanggal ng senadora sina Emeterio Dongallo Jr. at Jerome Bomediano.

“I respectfully urge that the following officials be temporarily relieved from their duties pending the completion of a full, impartial, and independent inquiry,” saad ni Sen. Marcos sa kanyang liham kay Pangulong Marcos noong Mayo 14.

Nag-ugat ang tensyon matapos kumalat ang mga ulat na posibleng arestuhin si Dela Rosa kaugnay ng mga usapin na may kinalaman sa International Criminal Court at sa imbestigasyon sa war on drugs ng nakaraang administrasyon.

Patuloy namang hinihintay ng publiko ang resulta ng imbestigasyon upang malinawan ang tunay na nangyari sa loob ng Senado sa gitna ng magkakasalungat na pahayag mula sa iba’t ibang kampo at opisyal ng gobyerno.

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Full name : Ronald Marapon Dela Rosa
Nickname : Bato
Date of Birth : January 21, 1962
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT

• Ph.D. Development Administration
  University of Southeastern Philippines, 2006
• Master of Public Administration
  University of Southeastern Philippines, 1998
• Bachelor of Science in Military Science
  Philippine Military Academy, 1986
• Bachelor of Science in Public Administration
  Mindanao State University, 1979 – 1982
  ELIGIBILITIES
• Career Service Executive Eligibility Examination (CSEE)
  Civil Service Commission, 2003
• Career Service Professional Examination
  Civil Service Commission, 1993
• NAPOLCOM Superintendent Examination
  Civil Service Commission, 1993
  ProfessionalCareer
• July 2019 – present Senator of the Republic of the Philippines
  Senate of the Philippines
• April 2018 – October 2018 Director General
  Bureau of Corrections
• July 2016 – April 2018 Chief (Director General)
  Philippine National Police
• November 2015 – June 2016 Executive Officer
  PNP – Directorate for Human Resource and
  Doctrine Development
• December 2014 – February 2016 Deputy Director for Administration
  PNP – Intelligence Group
• June 2014 – October 2014 Deputy Director for Operations
  PNP – Intelligence Group
• October 2013 – June 2014 Chief of Staff
  PNP – Intelligence Group
• February 2012 – October 2013 City Director
  PNP – Davao City Police Office (PRO11)
• August 2011 – February 2012 Chief
  PNP – Regional Logistics and Research
  Development Division, R2 (PRO11)
• September 2009 – August 2011 Provincial Director
  PNP – Davao Sur Police
  Provincial Office (PRO11)
• August 2007 – November 2009 Provincial Director
  Compostela Valley Provincial Office (PRO11)
• October 2005 – August 2007 Chief
  PNP – Regional Intelligence and
  Investigation Division, R2 (PRO11)
• August 2003 – October 2005 Chief, Unit Training Program Division
  PNP – Directorate for Human Resource and
  Doctrine Development
• 1998 – 2001 Chief, PAOCTF,
  Davao Satellite Office
• 1997 – 1999 Battalion Commander
  PNP Regional Mobile Group (PRMG)
• 1996 – 1997 Stn Comdr, PS6,
  Bunawan Davao City
  Chief, Intelligence Division,
  Davao City Police Office
  Group Commander, City Mobile Group,
  Davao City Police Office
• 1992 – 1996 Stn Comdr, PS4,
  Sasa, Davao City
• 1990 – 1991 Chief of Police,
  Bansalan Municipal Police Station,
  Davao del Sur
• 1988 – 1989 Ex-O, 413rd PC Coy,
  Tandag, Surigao del Sur
• 1986 – 1988 Commanding Officer, 11 RSAF
  18th Congress Committee Chairmanship
• Senate Committee on Public Order and Dangerous Drugs
• Senate Special Committee on Marawi City Rehabilitation
  18th Congress Committee Vice-Chairmanship
• Senate Committee on Finance
• Senate Committee on Foreign Relations 4
• Senate Committee on National Defense and Security, Peace, Unification and Reconciliation
  List of Laws (Author and Principal Sponsor)
• Republic Act 11589 – BFP Modernization Act
  Objective: To strengthen and upgrade the capability of the Bureau of Fire Protection, the government arm primarily responsible for the prevention and suppression of all destructive fires.
• Republic Act 11549 – PNP, BFP, BJMP and BuCor Height Equality Act
  Objective: To lower the height restrictions for applicants of PNP, BFP, BJMP and BuCor and provide equal opportunity for all Filipinos who desire to dedicate their lives in service of the country.
  Laws (Author, Co-Author, Sponsor)
• Republic Act 11525 – COVID-19 Vaccination Program Act of 2021
• Republic Act 11517 – Authorizing the President to Expedite the Processing and Issuance of National and Local Permits, Licenses and Certifications in times of National Emergency
• Republic Act 11547 – City of Davao as the Chocolate Capital of the Philippines and Region XI as the Cacao Capital of the Philippines
• Republic Act 11509 – Doktor Para sa Bayan Act
• Republic Act 11524 – Coconut Farmers and Industry Trust Fund Act
• Republic Act 11510 – Alternative Learning System Act
• Republic Act 11511 – Organic Agriculture Act
• Republic Act 11502 – National Cooperative Month
• Republic Act 11476 – Comprehensive Values Education Act
• Republic Act 11468 – National Day of Remembrance for Road Crash Victims, Survivors and their Families
• Republic Act 11470 – National Academy of Sports Act
• Republic Act 11479 – The Anti-Terrorism Act of 2020
• Republic Act 11463 – Malasakit Centers Act
• Republic Act 11591 – An Act Fixing the Last Day of Registration of Voters for the 2022 National and Local Elections
  Key Bills filed (Total bills filed and co-authored: 85)
• SBN-226, Death Penalty Law
  Objective: Revive and impose death penalty for those found guilty of violating specific provisions of RA 9165 or the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002.
  Status: Pending in the Committee on Justice and Human Rights
• SBN-227, ROTC Act of 2019
  Objective: Establishment of the 2-year BASIC ROTC Program in all Public and Private Educational Institutions with the following modules: Ethics of service, patriotism and nationalism; Basic military training; Civic training for students on Disaster response operations.
  Status: Pending in the Committee on Basic Education
• SBN-228, Mandatory Substance Abuse Prevention Education Act
  Objective: Inclusion of substance abuse prevention education from 4th Grade to 12th Grade for children to be equipped with sufficient knowledge and information about the dangers of substance abuse, ability to resist pressure to use drugs, and the negative effects to society of addiction to illegal substances.
  Status: Pending in the Committee on Basic Education
• SBN-233, Barangay Community Peace and Order Council Act
  Objective: To encourage citizen participation in effectively preventing and suppressing criminality, and maintaining public order and safety in the community.
  Status: Pending in the Committee on Local Government
• SBN-235, Security of Tenure for All Long-Time Casual and Contractual Government Employees
  Objective: To grant permanent and regular employment to the thousands of casual and contractual personnel of the government. Status: Pending in the Committee on Civil Service, Government Reorganization and Professional Regulation
• SBN-512, TODA Act
  Objective: To ensure that rights of the members of the tricycle sector shall be respected at all times. It will further promote the interests of the tricycle sector by providing uniform rules and regulation for the issuance of permit and regulated fees.
  Status: Pending in the Committee on Public Services
• SBN-513, Strengthening the Drug Abuse Prevention, Treatment, and Rehabilitation
  Objective: To strengthen the country’s public health approach in the drug abuse prevention by imposing rehabilitation for arrested drug users and allowing voluntary submission of drug dependents without a court order
  Status: Pending in the Committee on Public Order and Dangerous Drugs
• SBN-1952, Anti-Drug Abuse Council Law
  Objective: To institutionalize the Anti-Drug Abuse Council which will act as the main implementing organ for the prevention, rehabilitation and monitoring of drug dependency cases.
  Status: Pending Second Reading – Period of Interpellations
• SBN 518, Body Camera for Law Enforcement Personnel Act of 2019
  Objective: To institutionalize the use of body cameras by law enforcement officers in order to preserve credibility and transparency in the conduct of law enforcement operations.
  Status: Pending in the Committee on Public Order and Dangerous Drugs
• SBN 1578, Amending to Magna Carta for Health Workers
  Objective: To increase and add benefits under Republic Act No. 7305, otherwise known as the Magna Carta for Public Health Workers Act.
  Status: Pending in the Committee on Health and Demography
• SBN 1534, Private Health Workers Incentives and Benefits Act
  Objective: To grant incentives and benefit packages to private healthcare workers similar to those in the public sector.
  Status: Pending in the Committee on Health and Demography
• SBN 2406, Covid-19 Benefits and Allowances for Health Workers Act of 2021
  Objective: To provide allowances and benefits to healthcare workers during the existence of the State of Public Health Emergency.
  Status: Pending second reading
• SBN 1395, Marawi Siege Victims Compensation Act
  Objective: To provide monetary compensation for the loss or destruction of residential, cultural, and commercial facilities, as well as other properties, following the precedent set by R.A. No. 10368 or “The Human Rights Victims Reparation and Recognition Act of 2013” and cognizant of the principle of just compensation embedded in the social justice provisions of the 1987 Constitution.
  Status: Pending Second Reading
• SBN 2234, Department Of Migrant Workers And Overseas Filipino Act (DMWOFA)
  Objective: To rationalize and integrate the powers and functions of agencies which deal with all the concerns, and look after the welfare and interest of overseas Filipinos.
  Status: Pending Second Reading
• SBN 2284, Special Defense Economic Zone
  Objective: To establish the SpeDEZA to manage, maintain and operate the SpeDEZ to be located in Camp General Antonio Luna, Lamao, Municipality of Limay, Province of Bataan.
  Status: Pending in the Committee on Economic Affairs
• SBN 2405, The Private Security Industry Services Act
  Objective: To primarily strengthen the regulation of the private security services industry in order to adapt to the development and advancement of the current times and to provide the needed protection for all security guards and other private security personnel.
  Status: Pending second reading
  PNP SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT
• Member of the Operational Audit Team, PNP Board of Inquiry: Mamasapano Incident, 2015
  MOST SIGNIFICANT AWARDS
• “Bintang Bhayangkara Utama” or Medal of Honor
  Highest Medal for Indonesian National Police presented by the President of the Republic of Indonesia, 2018
• Outstanding Law Enforcement Award
  Volunteers Against Crime and Corruption (VACC), 2016
• Gusi Peace Prize
  (First Police General to receive the award) Gusi Peace Prize Foundation, 2016
• Vanguard of Peace and Order Award
  Philippine First Investment Council Corporation, 2016
• Cavalier Award for Outstanding Performance for Police Operations
  Philippine Military Academy Alumni Association, Inc., 2015
• PNP Medalya ng Pambihirang Paglilingkod or Special Service Medal
  Philippine National Police, 2014
• PNP Achievement Award in the Field of Police Operations
  Philippine National Police, 2013
• PNP Senior PCO of the Year for Operations
  Philippine National Police, 2012
• PAOCTF Satellite Office of the Year
  Philippine National Police, 1999
• PRMG of the Year
  Philippine National Police, 1998
  TRAININGS / SEMINARS / WORKSHOPS
• FBI National Academy 221st Session, Quantico, Virginia
• FBI Asia Pacific Retrainer Course, FBI NAA, Gold Coast, Australia
• FBI Asia Pacific Retrainer Course, FBI NAA, Sydney, Australia 7
• International Police Cooperation Center – 17th Asian Games, Korean National Police Agency, Incheon, South Korea
• International Police Cooperation Center – ASEAN ROK Commemorative Summit, Korean National Police Agency, Busan, South Korea
• Air Marshall Instructors Course, Australian Federal Police, Australia
• SET Course, Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas (Distinguished Graduate)
• Scout Ranger Orientation Course, Scout Ranger Training School, Camp Capinpin, Tanay, Rizal (Graduated No. 1)
• Police Intelligence Officers’ Advance Course, Directorate for Intelligence, Camp Crame, Quezon City (Graduated No. 1)
• Police Officers’ Comptrollership Course, Directorate for Comptrollership, Camp Crame, Quezon City
• Police Safety Officers’ Basic Course, Silang, Cavite (Graduated No. 2)