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P290-K shabu seized in early morning Buhangin buy-bust; regional high-value target netted

by Rhoda Grace Saron
written by Rhoda Grace Saron

POLICE operatives arrested a regional-level high-value drug target following an early morning buy-bust operation in Barangay Buhangin on Sunday, June 21.

Personnel from the Buhangin Police Station (PS5), led by station commander PMAJ Clarian Dave Toboso, intercepted the suspect at 7:06 a.m. at the corner of Carpio Subdivision along Cabantian Road, right beside the Esperanza Complex.

The sting operation yielded suspected shabu, with an estimated standard drug price value of ₱290,496.

Davao City Police Office (DCPO) director PCOL Peter Bauzon Madria praised the PS5 operatives for the arrest, citing the operation as a major disruption to local distribution networks.

“This accomplishment underscores the strong partnership between the Davao City Police Office, Barangay officials, the local government of Davao, and the vigilant support of the Davaoeño community,” Madria said in a statement. “It is a testament to the city’s collective determination to eradicate illegal drugs and protect our people.”

The identity of the regional-level target is being withheld by authorities pending the filing of formal charges.

The suspect is currently under police custody and faces charges for violating Republic Act 9165 (Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002).

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Big-time dealers

by Rhoda Grace Saron
written by Rhoda Grace Saron
  • Two arrested as authorities seize P3.6-M worth of weed

TWO ALLEGED drug dealers fell in the entrapment operation launched by the Regional Special Enforcement Team-Davao City, the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI-SEMRO), and the Buhangin Police Station on Saturday morning. 

The operation at Camella Homes, Barangay Communal, at around 9 a.m. on Jan. 31, led to the confiscation of P3.6 million worth of marijuana.

Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency XI spokesperson Nephi Noli Dimaandal identified the targets of the operation as alias Christian and alias Athena.

The duo was apprehended after allegedly conspiring to sell a self-sealing transparent plastic pouch containing suspected marijuana to an undercover agent for ₱5,000, according to Dimaandal.

Upon their arrest, authorities seized 11 more vacuum-sealed bricks of suspected dried marijuana leaves.

The confiscated drugs have an estimated total weight of 11 kilograms and a street value of approximately ₱3,600,000. The marked buy-bust money was also recovered at the scene.

The suspects are currently in custody and will face charges for violations of Republic Act No. 9165 (Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002).

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Barangay staffer arrested in Cabantian drug buy-bust

by Rhoda Grace Saron
written by Rhoda Grace Saron

AN INDIVIDUAL identified by authorities as a top ten city-level drug personality was arrested on Tuesday evening, December 9, 2025, during a joint buy-bust operation conducted around 9:50 p.m. at the corner of Bacahoa Village near Roasters Lechon Baka, Barangay Cabantian.

The operation by Buhangin Police Station 5 (PS5), the Station Drug Enforcement Team, and the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency XI, targeted alias Franz, a 35-year-old barangay staff member, was carried out by personnel from 

Franz, a resident of Purok 35, Barangay Cabantian, was apprehended for violating Republic Act 9165, or the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002, specifically Sections 5 (selling) and 11 (possession).

Seized from the suspect’s possession were two heat-sealed transparent plastic sachets containing a white crystalline substance suspected to be shabu, with an estimated standard street value of P 43,180. Law enforcers also confiscated the buy-bust money and a Honda XRM motorcycle bearing plate number SF1882.

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Carnapping suspect nabbed in hot pursuit, 4 stolen motorcycles recovered 

by Rhoda Grace Saron
written by Rhoda Grace Saron

OPERATIVES of Police Station 3 (Talomo) successfully apprehended a carnapping suspect and recovered four stolen motorcycles following a hot pursuit in Cabantian, Buhangin on the evening of July 17, 2025.

Major Genesis P. Oriel, commander of Talomo Police Station, identified the suspect as alias Mulot, a 40-year-old male PUJ driver residing in Buhangin.

Police received a complaint earlier that morning from alias Emelda, who reported the disappearance of her Suzuki Raider motorcycle from its parking area in Bangkal. 

A city-wide alert with the vehicle’s description was immediately issued.

At approximately 11 a.m., the Buhangin Police Station notified Talomo operatives that the stolen motorcycle was spotted being advertised for sale on social media, with its location traced to Cabantian.

In a rapid response, the Talomo Police, in collaboration with personnel from the Buhangin Police and the City Intelligence Unit (CIU), launched a joint operation. 

Their combined efforts led to the successful tracking and arrest of “Mulot” in a subdivision in Cabantian, where the stolen Suzuki Raider motorcycle was recovered in his possession.

During questioning, “Mulot” disclosed the whereabouts of three other motorcycles he had previously stolen. 

Acting on this crucial information, officers, supported by personnel from the Bunawan Police, immediately proceeded to a location in Tibungco. 

There, they successfully recovered three additional motorcycles believed to be stolen. These vehicles are currently undergoing verification to identify their rightful owners.

Oriel praised his personnel for their prompt and effective action, highlighting the crucial collaboration with other units.

He emphasized that the incident was swiftly resolved, ensuring quick justice for the victim.

“Mulot” is currently in police custody and is expected to face appropriate charges for his alleged involvement in the carjacking incidents.

Photo courtesy of DCPO 

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19-year-old suspect arrested for taxi hold-up in Buhangin 

by Rhoda Grace Saron
written by Rhoda Grace Saron

A 19-YEAR-OLD woman was arrested Wednesday, July 16, 2025, for allegedly attempting to rob a taxi driver at knifepoint in Barangay Buhangin around 9:20 p.m.

According to the report, authorities responded to a call from Central 911 regarding a hold-up incident on San Gabriel Street, Dumalas. 

The suspect, identified as alias Jaysa, a jobless resident of Sto. Niño, Barangay Marapangi, allegedly boarded the taxi driven by 45-year-old Gerry (surname withheld) at the Toril terminal, requesting to be driven to the Southern Philippines Medical Center in Bajada.

Upon reaching San Gabriel Street, Monton reportedly declared a hold-up, pointing a kitchen knife at the driver’s waist.

However, the driver grabbed the suspect’s hand and fought back. With the assistance of concerned citizens, the suspect was apprehended, and the knife was confiscated.

Responding personnel from Buhangin Police Station took the suspect into custody, facing a robbery with intimidation charge.

Photo courtesy of DCPO 

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Taxi driver arrested for fatal stabbing over parking dispute

by Rhoda Grace Saron
written by Rhoda Grace Saron

A HEATED argument over a parking space escalated into a fatal stabbing incident at Ponte Verde, beside Sta. Lucia Mall in Barangay Communal, around 1:35 p.m. on July 2. 

The altercation resulted in the death of one taxi driver and the immediate arrest of another.

The primary suspect, identified as 36-year-old alias John, a married taxi driver residing in Agdao, was promptly apprehended.

The victim, alias Ramil, also a taxi driver and a resident of Sonlon, Asuncion, Davao Del Norte, succumbed to his wounds.

According to the initial report, personnel from the Mobile Patrol Unit, including PSSg Jefrey Jabel, PCpl Jonard Bregole, PSMS Javines, and PSSg Aquino, swiftly responded to a call of a commotion. They arrived at the scene and apprehended the suspect.

Confiscated from the suspect’s possession was a gaff, locally known as “tare,” believed to be the weapon used in the attack.

The victim was rushed to Metro Davao Medical and Research Center Inc. in Bajada but was declared dead on arrival at 2:13 p.m. by his attending physician.

Initial investigation revealed that the altercation began when the two argued concerning the parking of their respective taxi cabs. The verbal dispute quickly escalated into a fistfight, during which Jhon allegedly stabbed Ramil multiple times with the confiscated gaff.

Jhon and the recovered evidence have been brought to the Buhangin Police Station for proper disposition. Meanwhile, pertinent documents are currently being prepared for the formal filing of a case against the suspect.

Photo courtesy of DCPO

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