PNP Mandaluyong City Police Station

19/08/2026

MANDALUYONG CPS CONDUCTS TABLETOP EXERCISE ON SCHOOL SHOOTING RESPONSE

The Mandaluyong City Police Station, led by Chief of Police PCOL REYNAN V PATAM, conducted a Tabletop Exercise on Police Response to a Shooting Incident at a School on August 19, 2026, at the Conference Room, 5th Floor, BFP/PNP Building, Maysilo Circle, Mandaluyong City. The simulation and planning session was attended by PLTCOL RAMIL L ENTERESO, ACOPA; PMAJ HAZEM L OGNAYON, ACOPO; along with Sub-Station Commanders, Section Chiefs, and key Police Commissioned Officers and Police Non-Commissioned Officers.

During the activity, PCOL PATAM emphasized the critical need for constant operational readiness and absolute clarity regarding individual roles, responsibilities, and tactics during critical school emergency scenarios. The participating officers thoroughly reviewed emergency protocols, tactical command and control structures, personnel deployment, immediate tactical intervention, and inter-unit communication frameworks required to execute a rapid and synchronized response.

The tabletop discussion also provided a dedicated venue to evaluate existing response protocols, address potential operational gaps, and integrate key lessons learned from past critical incidents, including the recent school shooting in Zamboanga. By analyzing these scenarios, the station aims to reinforce safety measures and fortify protective strategies for students, educators, and school personnel across the city.

19/08/2026

MANDALUYONG CPS HOSTS CONFERENCE ON CASE UPDATES AND WARRANT STATUS

The Mandaluyong City Police Station, led by Chief of Police PCOL REYNAN V PATAM, conducted a conference on August 19, 2026, focusing on updates regarding cases under investigation and the results of coordination with concerned courts concerning the status of old Warrants of Arrest. Held at the Conference Room, 5th Floor, BFP/PNP Building, Maysilo Circle, Mandaluyong City, the meeting was attended by PLTCOL RAMIL L ENTERESO, ACOPA; PMAJ HAZEM L OGNAYON, ACOPO; and key Police Commissioned Officers and Police Non-Commissioned Officers.

During the session, designated personnel presented comprehensive progress reports on pending investigations alongside recent court updates regarding outstanding warrants. The discussions centered on strengthening validation processes, refining case monitoring systems, and establishing proactive measures to resolve long-standing warrants in full compliance with existing laws and procedural guidelines.

Emphasizing operational accountability, PCOL PATAM directed all unit heads and investigators to maintain strictly updated records and sustain close coordination with the judiciary. He reiterated the importance of continuous follow-ups and lawful ex*****on of warrants to ensure that justice is served promptly and efficiently for the safety and security of the community.

19/08/2026