METROPOST


OCTOBER 6 - OCTOBER 12, 2019


Request for CCTV needs police blotter


Members of the public, who are victims of petty crimes and violence, can seek assistance in the resolution of disputes and incidents by obtaining copies of the CCTV footages may have captured the incidents with recordings stored in the City Hall command center. There have been numerous cases and incidents resolved and settled including the apprehension of suspects by using the footages from the CCTV cameras now installed in different parts


of the city of Dumaguete. However, to ensure that only legitimate requests are given the attention needed, a police blotter detailing an incident, traffic accident, theft, assault, robbery, murder and other petty crimes or lost items is first required before the request for CCTV footage is processed and released. In cases involving collision of vehicles, the CCTV footage will be released not to any of the disputing parties but to the traffic investigator alone, who could make


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the conclusion as to which party is the victim or at fault.


Policemen and other law enforcers can also request and be granted copies of CCTV footages material to the cases they are handling. PLDT, which is the service provider of the CCTV system, told Mayor Felipe Antonio Remollo that all the 336 CCTV cameras shall have been installed and fully functional within the contract period or before the Charter Day celebrations of Dumaguete City this November 2019. (PIO)


Region 7 Agriculture Executive Director Salvador Diputado turns over the symbolic key to the P3.5 million tramline system — the first of its kind in Negros Oriental — to Bais City Mayor Mercy Goni and barangay Mabunao officials, as Board Member Mariant Escaño- Villegas looks on. (Contributed photo)


Jose Jr. Valleser’s entry wins 2nd place in the Festival Dancer category of the Sandurot Festival photography contest.


Von Ivy Uy’s entry in the Sandurot Festival Photo contest - Street Dance Contingent category wins 2nd place.


The entry of Dionley Claire Notarte in the Sandurot Photo contest wins 3rd place in the Festival Dancer category.


Rufino Alub’s entry in the Sandurot Photography contest wins 3rd place in the Street Dance Contingent category.


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