EX-FIREMAN TURNED ‘HOODLUM’ KILLED IN SHOOT OUT VS POLICE IN TARLAC CITY

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His bad life is finally over.
By: Central Luzon News Center | Nelson Bolos

Thus, said the people who knew Ramil Mauricio, 52, who was killed in a shoot-out with policemen from the Tarlac Police Provincial Office (TPPO) Intelligence Branch at Barangay Poblacion South, Ramos town, last Friday night.

In an interview, Intel Branch head PSupt Luis Ventura Jr, said, “our pre-operational plan was (only) to arrest him in a buy-bust operation. But he was armed and he drew his gun. We have no choice but to defend ourselves”.

Mauricio, who hails from Pura town, is a former fireman but was dismissed from the service.
In his report to TPPO Director PSSupt Ritchie Posadas, Ventura said, “Mauricio is a member of the Abenojar criminal gang ‘Lahing Pinoy Group’ (LPG) who are involved in Level III drug peddling, Robbery-hold-up, Akyat –bahay, cattle rustling and gunrunning”.

He also revealed that Mauricio “surrendered under Project Tokhang on December 20, 2016, in Pura, but continued his peddling illegal drugs and other criminal activities in Ramos”.

According to PSInsp Randy Niegos, a caliber .38 pistol and 3 sachets of shabu were recovered from Mauricio’s body.

A relative of Mauricio who requested his name withheld said, “yang si Ramil maraming ilegal na gawain noon pang bumbero pa siya. Lalo nang matangggal na siya, ang kinabubuhay niya puro ilegal lalo na shabu (selling)”.

Police reports say Mauricio was previously arrested for illegal drugs.

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Honest Tricycle Driver In Tarlac Praised Netizens For Returning Money To The Rightful Owner

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Tricycle driver returns P9K to rightful owner
By: Tarlac City Information Office

Photo by: Donna Shae Chua

A driver started his week with a great deed and returned P9,000 cash left in his tricycle. Ryan Chester Dela Cruz of Barangay Matatalaib, Tarlac City proved that honesty is greater than material need.

Dela Cruz returned the money to the rightful owner, Donna Shae Chua of San Vicente, who was about to make a down payment at an appliance plaza in Cut-Cut I last Monday, September 4.

After dropping off Chua, Dela Cruz did not notice right away that she dropped her money inside the tricycle. If he happened to pick up another passenger straight away, it might have led to a sad ending to this story.

That same day, Chua posted the incident at her Facebook account. She thanked Dela Cruz for his honesty.

“Kung tutuusin pwede na niyang iuwi at sabihin na wala syang napulot… (and thought) wala na talaga akong pagasa na mababalik pa pero sinoli niyo po,” Chua wrote in her post.

“Sana lahat ng tricycle driver katulad niyo,” she said.

No legacy is as rich as honesty. Kudos to you, Sir Ryan Chester Dela Cruz!

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BREAKING: Security Guard In Tarlac City Stabbed To Death

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A security guard of Motortrade in F. Tanedo in Tarlac City was stabbed to death by unidentified suspects 12:00 am today (September 6. 2017 Wednesday).

The victim, is also unidentified around 70-80 years-old was stabbed 5 times in the chest and neck.

Police suspect that robbers may have attempted to enter the premises of the said Motor Shop.

Police believe victim was stabbed to death when he confronted the robbers.

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Meet The Lady Riders In Tarlac Who Helps Street People

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Girl Power!
TTKK Feature Blog Number 6 by Ma. Era Cecilia Nunag

Riding a motor has never been so threatening. Most of whom are chicks in skin-baring garments. But, of course, they aren’t here for you to ogle at—lest they kick you as hard in the ass as they do on the stunts, but they have also a good heart.


For some people, the thirst for adventure is insatiable. Various opportunities for thrilling activities will fall on their laps, and most likely they will say yes.

This is the life of nine lady riders from Tarlac who have exhausted all forms of daring motorcycling exploits in the country--from long rides to hazardous off-roading and bike trails. Yet, they thirst for more.

They also helps street people and joined a lot of charity events in Tarlac, they will also volunteers in blood donating, programs, brigada's, and feeding programs. They are the first women riders in Tarlac.

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2 Escaping "Carnappers" Killed In Victoria, Tarlac

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COPS GUN DOWN 2 ESCAPING CARNAPPERS 
By: Central Luzon News Center | Nelson Bolos

Two escaping carnnapers who fired at the pursuing policemen were killed at Barangay Bulo, Victoria, last Friday.

In his report, PSupt Luis Ventura Jr said the 2 carnappers “forcibly took a Honda Wave motorcycle” (EC 1141) at Filomena Subdivision, Barangay San Rafael and fled towards Victoria town.

“When we received the motornapping incident, I immediately dispatched my personnel who are conducting monitoring activities near the place to pursue the suspects. They were cornered at Barangay Bulo (Victoria). But instead of surrendering, they fired at my men”, Ventura said.

Ventura is the newly assigned head of the Tarlac Police Provincial Office (TPPO) Intelligence Branch.

This city is beset with several cases of motornapping.

“Mukhang ayaw nilang makulong kaya namaril sila. Sayang ang mga buhay nila”, added Ventura.
Two unmarked caliber .38 pistols with spent shells were recovered from the suspects disclosed Ventura.

The bemedalled Ventura is the police of Concepcion town where received commendations and medals for his “string meritorious accomplishments”.

He is credited for the successfully entrapping in separate buy bust operations 2 barangay kagawads and 3 municipal employees.

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Man's body found floating in Bangkal River Concepcion, Tarlac

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Concepcion, Tarlac - A body of a still-unidentified man was recovered from the Bangkal River on Thursday (August 31, 2017) in Concepcion, Tarlac

The Residents in Concepcion, Tarlac said the victim was found Thursday morning but authorities had difficulty retrieving him.

The man, had wounds on his face.

The victim was wearing a brown shirt and stripes shorts.

The body has been brought to a funeral home.

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Ex Cop, Ex Jail Guard Busted in Ramos, Tarlac

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A former policeman and an ex-jail guard of the Tarlac Provincial Jail (TPJ) were arrested in a separate buy-bust operation by the police.

According to PInps Randy Niegos, police chief of Ramos town, arrested for peddling shabu was Joseph Ayson y Valencia, 44, an ex- policeman, presently residing at Sitio Bancag, Barangay Poblacion South, Ramos, Tarlac, but a native of Poblacion 2, Pura, Tarlac.

Ayson, who was formerly assigned at the Pura Police Station, was nabbed at Barangay Poblacion South, here. Five sachets of shabu were confiscated from him.

Ayson was dismissed from the police service in 2008.

“Only just recently that we heard of Ayson’s illegal activities and we conducted a ‘test buy’ which confirmed of his selling drugs. Hence, we immediately planned and executed an entrapment against him”, Niegos disclosed.

While in Tarlac City, PInsp Wilhelmino Alcantara, head of this city’s Drug Enforcement Unit, disclosed the arrest of Nelson Pineda y Tañedo, 43, former jail guard at the Tarlac Provincial Jail and a resident of Homesite, Barangay San Rafael.

Pineda was apprehended at his residence when he sold a sachet of shabu to a policeman poseur buyer. Two “large” sachets of shabu were recovered from Ayson.

The arrest of Pineda and Ayson came on the heels of the Tarlac Police Provincial Director PSSupt Ritchie Posadas’ order for a “One-Time-Big-Time” operations against illegal drugs.

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