MERGED: Joavan Fernandez: Controversial "Son" of Talisay

[baroroy]

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DILG might take away Soc's control of police
By Rene U. Borromeo/NLQ (The Freeman) Updated June 17, 2010 12:00 AM

CEBU, Philippines - Aside from the Office of the Ombudsman-Visayas, the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG)-7 is also conducting an inquiry into the report that Talisay City Mayor Socrates Fernandez intervened in the police operations when his adopted son was arrested for grave threats three weeks ago.
DILG-7 legal officer Danilo Almendras said it might be possible that they will recommend the suspension of the mayor’s deputation with the National Police Commission (Napolcom) if they gather enough proof that Fernandez has abused his supervisory power over the policemen in his city.
Almendras said he had read in newspaper reports that although the Isuzu Bighorn vehicle that was driven by Joavan Fernandez has been placed under police custody and was guarded by two policemen, the mayor still insisted to open the vehicle and took out a bag from inside.
The Isuzu Bighorn is the government-issued vehicle to the mayor, but it was used by his adopted, son who was accused by Vincent Joe Castrodes of poking a gun at him during an altercation over a traffic-related matter.
When the reporters informed Almendras that the two policemen had already executed affidavits that they had informed the mayor that the vehicle was not to be touched as it was under police custody, but Fernandez insisted on opening it.


The DILG legal officer said “Aw kon mao kana mahimong morecommend kami nga i-suspend and iyang deputation.”
However, even if Fernandez had successfully taken out a bag from inside the vehicle, but the police still recovered a .45 caliber pistol from the rear portion of the SUV.
Governors and mayors, after being elected and having qualified as such, are automatically deputized as representatives of the National Police Commission in their respective territorial jurisdictions.
As deputized agents of the Napolcom, the local government executives can inspect police forces and units, conduct audit, and exercise other functions.
But the Napolcom, at anytime after consultation with the provincial governor or congressman concerned, may suspend or withdraw the deputation of any local government executives if they commit frequent unauthorized absences, abuse of authority, providing support to criminal elements and engaging acts inimical to national security or which negate the effectiveness of the peace and order campaign.
If the DILG officials would make true in recommending the suspensionr] of Fernandez’ deputation with the Napolcom, the Napolcom regional director will immediately evaluate the complaint whether the alleged violations fall under the provided grounds.
The Napolcom would then gather more evidences and if evidence warrant, the regional director will quickly consult the governor and congressman before submitting a report to the Napolcom en banc for further action.(FREEMAN NEWS)

[baroroy]

di ba naa may law anang unofficial used of government vehicle? monitored man gani na sa ombudsman, if i'm not wrong?

[cobraKing]

RED PLATE man gani gamiton ni joavan mag suroy2x sa talisay naa pa jud wang2x iyaha auto..

[pepponeskie]

ngiga gud...feel d i kaau nya...

[KASAAC]

Maau unta tinuod-on ni siya ug iyang amahan sa atong mga kapulisan ilabi na gyud ang anak kay daghan na kaaung mga kalapasan utro sad ning iyang amahan ai!

[pepponeskie]

murag vigilantes are back...

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bantay nalang daan joavan ug uban pa...

[19blackpanther75]

maayo unta mapriso na... sus kung sa davao pa ni, wa na di na maabtan ugma si joavan....

[cobraKing]

Curfew on minors in Talisay in effect anew

CEBU, Philippines - The Talisay City government is again putting into effect today the curfew on minors ordinance.
Supt. Henry Binas, Talisay City police chief admitted this ordinance has helped reduce crimes involving juveniles.
The police chief cited the killing of Fr. Jovencio Rabusa July last year wherein one of the four suspects was a 15-year-old.
Rabusa was shot dead by the alleged robbery gang members at the Cebu South Coastal Road in barangay Cansojong at past 10 p.m. of July 7, 2009.
City administrator Richel Bacaltos yesterday called on a meeting to discuss the city's peace and order situation. Tackled in that meeting was the re-implementation of the curfew ordinance which kicks of today.


Biñas however clarified that the ordinance was never lifted; the city did not continue enforcing it because of the summer vacation.
And since classes have opened, it has to reinforce it anew to keep the minors off the streets, he said.
Last year the city resurrected this same law following reports of the increasing number of rugby boys and prostitution.
There were areas in the city that were said to have become hangouts of young girls who reportedly offer themselves for *** for P50 to passersby.
Under the ordinance, the curfew hours start at 10 p.m. until 4 a.m. the next day.
Offenders will either be fined or asked to render community service. For the first offense, the violator can choose between a fine P50 or render civic service for four hours.
For the next offense, the violator will be fined P100 or an equivalent of eight hours of civic service.
The Talisay City Sports Complex in barangay Poblacion will once again become the temporary holding center for those who will be arrested, said Biñas.
The curfew, which will be implemented jointly by the city police and barangay tanods, will be in effect throughout the city's 22 barangays. — THE FREEMAN











walay labt c joavan ani...mao na ni ron..

[foefighters]

maayo bitaw iapil ni si juavan sa curfew para dramatic gyod ang pagka reduce sa mga pagpanghulga og panion........

[cobraKing]

UNA unta c joavan sa listahan sa curfew sa talisay pra wala nay kasamok..