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PAROLE AND PROBATION ADMINISTRATIONBukidnon Parole and Probation Office No. 1

Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon

RE: DENNIS MARINDUQUE y FERNANDEZ Discharge on Parole: P-270-10-12Supervision No. PR-2012-11-013 Prison No.: D207P-0159Address: Artajo Village, Alae, Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon

STATUS REPORTA. Description

The above-named accused was released from confinement and granted parole per Discharge on Parole dated October 4, 2012. On November 28, 2012, parolee had his initial report at the Bukidnon Parole and Probation Office No. 1, Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon. From then on, parolee participates in the rehabilitation program of the office and attended other activities intended for his reformation and reintegration to mainstream society.

His attendance in the monthly reporting though not satisfactory but we try to consider it because we knew that he endeavored to earn money to support for his own needs and his old parents as well. He worked as a truck helper at FAR-GO Motors in Cagayan de Oro City and he shared his income to his parents who are also in dire need. After more than a year in the company, he left his job because he found a better work opportunity nearer to his residence. He was accepted by the Anakciano Company in Lunocan, Manolo Fortich to work in their construction project.

In the middle part of April this year, the office was shocked about the news of parolee’s arrest. He was placed in jail for raping a minor. The parolee denied the accusation but there was a strong evidence that a crime has been committed by the parolee.

A copy of the Information is hereto attached.

B. Recommendation

In view of parolee’s commission of another crime, it is respectfully recommended of this Honorable Board of Pardons and Parole that the parole granted to DENNIS MARINDUQUE y FERNANDEZ be REVOKED and he will serve the remaining portion of his sentence of which parole has been granted.

August 1, 2014, Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon, Philippines.

Prepared and submitted by:

MARIA BELLA TECSON-TIGULO Supervising Probation and Parole Officer/

Officer-In-Charge




July 9, 2015

HON. OSMUNDO R. DE LA ROSAMunicipal MayorMunicipality of Malitbog Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon

Sir:

Greetings!

The Bukidnon Parole and Probation Office, No. 1 based in Manolo Fortich is always concerned of the welfare of its clients in their reformation and rehabilitation for their successful reintegration to mainstream society. At present we have twenty clients in your municipality; 2 parolees and 18 probationers who take active roles and are religiously reporting in our office. These clients undergo reformation activities and one of them is the Therapeutic Community Program which is divided into 4 Phases. As much as they were through already with Phase, we are now about to move to Phase the five municipalities under the 1st District of Northern Bukidnon. Out of the 251 total number of probationers and parolees of the office, 40 of them are residents in some Barangays of Baungon, Bukidnon. The office’ implementation of its rehabilitation program would not be that effective if not of the moral support of our volunteers who always help us in the supervision and monitoring of our clients. In Baungon, we the have a total number of 12 active Volunteer Probation Aides who are deeply concern in the reformation and rehabilitation program of our clients.

On September 10 & 17, 2014, the office will be holding a Basic Training and Training on the Therapeutic Community Ladderized Program Instruments, respectively. This will be held at the Heroes Hall in Mangima, Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon. In Baungon we have 5 new VPAs who will attend the training on September 10 and 12 VPAs on the training on the 17th.

In this connection, we are humbly asking once again for your financial support the amount of P3, 740.00 to be used for the meals and snacks of the participants during the 2 days training. We assure you that your thoughtful gesture on this endeavor will go a long way and our volunteers will certainly gain a lot of knowledge in the exercise of their duties and functions. Hand in hand, we will try to help our clients change their lives from wrong living to right living so that again they will become useful and peaceful members of your community. We hope Sir that you will not fail us.

Attached is the budgetary requirement as your basis in granting this request.

Thank you for this and past favors.

Very truly yours,

MARIA BELLA T. TIGULOSupervising Probation Officer/Officer-In-Charge

Rationale:

The Volunteer Probation Aide Program of the Parole and Probation Administration office is focused in soliciting community involvement or participation in the reformation and rehabilitation of probationers and parolees under a community-based type rehabilitation of offenders. We believe that real reformation on the part of our clients can only be achieved if the people around them will show their genuine love and concern. We anticipate that volunteerism is an effective tool of placing our clients in their right place in mainstream society.

Objective:

We expect real reformation of our clients through the help of our volunteer probation aides who are good role models in the community where they belong.

Budgetary Requirement:

September 10, 2014

AM Snacks - 5 pax x P 50.00 = P 250.00Lunch - 5 pax x P 120.00 = P 600.00PM Snacks - 5 pax x P 50.00 = P 250.00 TOTAL = P1,100.00

September 17, 2014

AM Snacks - 12 pax x P 50.00 = P 600.00Lunch - 12 pax x P 120.00 = P1,440.00PM Snacks - 12 pax x P 50.00 = P 600.00 TOTAL = P2,640.00

GRAND TOTAL P3,740.00 =======




July 10, 2015DENNAH E. VIVARESChief Probation and Parole OfficerCity Parole and Probation OfficeCagayan de Oro City

Thru: Anniebeb Doctor PPO II/Supervising Officer

Madam:

In response to your request per GIOR dated June 11, 2015, which was received by this office on June 19, 2015, we regret to inform you that we were not able to locate your probationer. We have verified with the personnel of the municipal government of Malitbog, Bukidnon if they know one Mrs. Mancenares as you mentioned in your request as the only link to find your probationer Reynante Pascobillo but none of them knows her. According to them, there is no personnel in their LGU in that surname.


MARIA BELLA T. TIGULO Supervising Probation Officer/

Officer-In-Charge




July 22, 2015LILY ANNE B. CABONCESr. Probation and Parole Officer/Officer-In-ChargeParole and Probation Office, Dapecol UnitDavao del Norte

Madam:

This has reference to your GIOR dated June 25, 2015, which was received by this office on July 7, 2015, for interview with the family, neighbors and members of the community about possible release on parole of inmate Chiquito Baba y Samontao.

A home visit was conducted by the undersigned on July 13, 2015 at Barangay Salucot, Talakag, Bukidnon, the home place of inmate. The aunt of inmate Linda Lumotao as you mentioned in your GIOR as the one who will take custody to inmate once he is released on parole is not mentally fit anymore. She is presently suffering from a nervous breakdown. The inmates siblings, namely: Jayson, Jessel, George, Maryjoy, Orly and Aunt Tarcila Antahay, and uncles, namely: Regne Baba and Arsulo Baba are not willing to take custody to inmate. They are not interested or happy that inmate will return to them. They consider him as a problem to the family if ever he will live again with them because of the fact that he even killed his own father.

The neighbors of inmate and the barangay officials of Salucot, Talakag, Bukidnon headed by their Barangay Chairman Nicasio Singcahon are also against of his return in their place. According to him, inmate is uncontrollable especially when he is drunk and he is a risk to the community.

Hoping that the above-information will be your basis in determining inmate’s probability for parole.


MARIA BELLA T. TIGULO Supervising Probation Officer/

Officer-In-Charge




Special Report on

THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY (TC) 3 DAYS LIVE-IN SEMINAR (Phase I)

The Bukidnon Parole and Probation Office No. 1 conducted a 3-day Therapeutic Community live-in seminar for Phase I clients coming from Manolo Fortich, Libona and Malitbog, Bukidnon. The venue was at Mangima Heroes Hall, Manolo Fortich on October 8, 9 and 10, 2014, and attended by 51 clients.

The clients responded positively on the lectures and sharing activities in every session of the live-in seminar. Through the seminar, many voiced their gratitude for knowing themselves even better. Their stomachs were not only full but their minds as well. They were fed with many good insights about life that they can apply not only to themselves but to their own families, too. Though there were some clients who showed resistance to change and still in denial that they have problems, the staff of BPPO 1 believed that they were able to touch a part of their lives if not all, majority of them.

The staff headed by Maria Bella T. Tigulo was very thankful of the financial and technical support received from the local governments of Malitbog, Libona and Manolo Fortich. If not for their support, the said seminar would not be that successful.

Prepared by:

KAREN MAE TURA-BEROWA Probation and Parole Officer I

SPPO/OIC Tigulo with the clients during the 3-day live-in seminar at Mangima Heroes Hall, Manolo Fortich on October 8, 9 & 10, 2014

. . . . . with Sr. PPO Irwinn C. Ballentos

……. with PPO 1 Karen Mae T. Berowa

Static groups in their role play on BST with Sr. PPO Irwinn C. Ballentos

The Morning Meeting

…… .the Pull-up

Sr. PPO Ballentos with the clients during Emotional Interview proper

Clients preparing their BATH Plan and BATH Contract

Clients during the Candle Ceremony




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THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY (TC) 3 DAYS LIVE-IN SEMINAR (Phase I)

The 3 days Therapeutic Community (TC) Phase 1 live-in seminar for clients coming from Baungon and Talakag was held at San Isidro, Talakag, Bukidnon on October 22, 23 & 24, 2014. It was attended by 58 active clients of Bukidnon Parole and Probation Office No. 1.

The clients were all participative and attentive to every sessions. They showed sense of responsibility by observing their job functions. They were also able to understand and grasp the importance of the seminar in their lives by sharing all their thoughts and true feelings towards every topic. They laughed, cried and enjoyed with their fellow clients and get to know themselves even better especially during the Emotional Interview Proper.

The seminar was indeed successful through the active participation of everyone. The staff headed by Maria Bella T. Tigulo was very thankful of the financial support extended by the local governments of Talakag and Baungon, Bukidnon. The staff was also thankful to Barangay Chairman Edgar Factura and Council of Barangay San Isidro, Talakag, Bukidnon for allowing us to use the 3rd floor of their Barangay as our venue of the seminar for 3 days, and the warm accommodation they provided.

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The rooftop of Barangay Hall, San Isidro, Talakag is our venue of the TC (Phase 1) Live-in Seminar of clients coming from Baungon and Talakag.

The opening program of TC Phase 1 Live-in Seminar (October 22-24, 2014, San Isidro, Talakag)

Clients reflect about their Expectations and Commitment to the Therapeutic Community Program.

PPO 1 Karen Mae T. Berowa on “What is an Addict”

… Clients with their Static Group

Amidst evening breeze, clients continued to work with their group sharing their thoughts and feelings on the topic discussed.

The Morning Meeting with Sr. PPO Irwinn C. Ballentos.

Clients listened attentively as SPO/OIC gave her lecture on Self-Awareness.

Clients preparing their BATH Plan and BATH Contract

The Emotional Interview Proper

The Trust Walk

The Candle Ceremony




Special Report on

NATIONAL CORRECTIONAL CONSCIOUSNESS WEEK CELEBRATION

The BPPO 1 staff together with the clients celebrated NACOCOW on the 27 th day of October 2014. The office prepared series of activities in observance of the said celebration. First thing in the morning, we did Community Service: Linis Canal at Pulot Basura” in cooperation with the clients and the staff in the vicinity of the old Municipal Hall, Manolo Fortich.

Next to Community Service was the giving of gifts which consists of detergent and bath soaps, and toothpastes to inmates of PDRC and BJMP in Manolo Fortich. The head of office Maria Bella T. Tigulo gave an inspirational message to the inmates followed by the distribution of gifts. The inmates were very happy when they received their gifts.

The 3rd activity of the day was the sport fest; a basketball game competition of clients from the 5 municipalities. Team Talakag came out as champion and the second was Team Manolo Fortich. The clients were appreciative of their experiences in the celebration because they were not only able to help and share their blessings to their fellow friends inside the jail but they were also able to know each other very well.

The celebration ended with happiness in the hearts of the inmates, clients and office staff, as well. The National Correctional Consciousness Week celebration was indeed a successful one.

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NACOCOW Celebration: Community Service of Clients “Linis Canal at Pulot Basura” in the vicinity of the old Municipal Hall, Manolo Fortich.

SPO/OIC Tigulo in her inspiring message to inmates of PDRC sub-office, Manolo Fortich during NACOCOW Celebration.

SPO/OIC distributing gifts to inmates of PDRC sub-office, Manolo Fortich.

The BPPO 1 staff and clients with Jail Warden Ricardo Tayrus of PDRC, Manolo Fortich.

SPO/OIC while distributing gifts to inmates of BJMP

The BPPO 1 staff together with some clients and staff of the BJMP, Manolo Fortich.

Sr.PPO Irwinn C. Ballentos giving instructions to clients before the start of the basketball game competition.

Start of the basketball game competition.Republic of the Philippines

Department of JusticePAROLE AND PROBATION ADMINISTRATION

Bukidnon Parole and Probation Office No. 1Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon

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VOLUNTEER PROBATION AIDE’S BASIC TRAINING

The Bukidnon Parole and Probation Office No. 1 conducted a 1 day Basic Training on September 26, 2014 for the newly hired VPAs of the office. It started at 8:00 o’clock in the morning and ended at 5:00 o’clock in the afternoon. It was held at the Executive Function Hall of LGU Manolo Fortich and attended by 11 newly hired VPAs coming from Manolo Fortich, Libona and Baungon. Resource speakers include Chief Probation and Parole Officer Dennah E. Vivares of Cagayan de Oro City Parole and Probation Office, Supervising Probation Officer/Officer-In-Charge Maria Bella T. Tigulo and Sr. PPO Irwinn C. Ballentos. In charge of the ice-breakers was PPO 1 Karen Mae T. Berowa.

The participants were attentive and participative during the lectures. They all listened eagerly and were excited to start their duties as Volunteer Probation Aides. They like the idea of supervising and advising clients because they were not just able to work but they were also able to touch other people’s lives. They understand the need of VPAs in the office to help the staff for the continuous monitoring of clients’ activities in their respective places of residences. The VPAs signified their willingness to give their full support and commitment as partners of Probation and Parole Officers in the rehabilitation program of the clients.

The staff headed by SPPO Maria Bella T. Tigulo was grateful for the financial support extended by the local government of Libona, Bukidnon, for the snacks and lunch of

the participants and staff and to the local government of Manolo Fortich for the wonderful venue and sound system.

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