The Davao de Oro Police Provincial Office marked another success in its ongoing campaign against loose firearms with the turnover of a .38 caliber revolver to the Maco Municipal Police Station. The turnover took place at 7:20 AM today, following the voluntary surrender of the firearm by a concerned resident of Brgy. Dumlan, Maco.
The firearm was initially handed over to a barangay official, showcasing the vital role that local communities play in promoting safety and security. This act of cooperation underscores the growing partnership between law enforcement agencies and barangay officials in combating the illegal possession and use of firearms.
“This is a testament to the dedication of the Davao de Oro Police and the active involvement of the community in ensuring public safety,” a spokesperson for the Davao de Oro Police Provincial Office stated. The surrendered firearm is now secured at the Maco Municipal Police Station for proper documentation and processing.
The turnover highlights the strong collaboration between the police and the public in addressing the threat posed by loose firearms. It is part of the intensified efforts of law enforcement to foster a safer environment for all residents of the province.
The police continue to encourage residents to support the campaign by voluntarily surrendering any loose firearms in their possession. “By working together, we ensure a safer Davao de Oro for all,” the police emphasized, reinforcing their commitment to safeguarding the province through proactive and community-centered initiatives.
This latest achievement serves as a reminder of the power of collective action in maintaining peace and order. The Davao de Oro Police Provincial Office remains steadfast in its mission to secure the welfare of its citizens and prevent the illegal use of firearms. Community members are urged to remain vigilant and report any relevant information to local authorities.
