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BY MAE SINGUAY
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Tuesday, October 3, 2017
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BACOLOD City – As part of its anticrime campaign, the Bacolod City Police Office (BCPO) launched the “Isugid Kay Sir Tsip” program yesterday.
“We want the police to be closer to the people,” said BCPO director Senior Superintendent Jack Wanky.
Hotlines of the 10 police stations, the BCPO director and the City Tactical Operations Center were released to the public.
- Police Station 1 – 09194596098 and 704-6149
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Police Station 2 – 09398870583 and 704-3614
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Police Station 3 – 09283958287 and 474-0209
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Police Station 4 – 09286044885 and 708-3771
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Police Station 5 – 09478291453 and 708-8291
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Police Station 6 – 09463909649 and 468-0341
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Police Station 7 – 09184075457 and 446-2802
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Police Station 8 – 09184075680 and 704-3133
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Police Station 9 – 09499438997 and 704-3435
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Police Station 10 – 09998087277 and 709-8249
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BCPO Director – 09276997807 and 09989674450
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City Tactical Operations Center – 09072780149
Wanky said that with the release of the hotlines, the public may now “directly keep in touch” with the BCPO.
The public may use the numbers to report crimes or file complaints against criminals and/or police officers, Wanky said.
The program is one of BCPO’s initiatives to regain the trust and confidence of the public, the BCPO director added./PN
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