The crime rate in Central Visayas decreased by 41.50 percent in February, with 179 incidents recorded compared to 306 in the same month last year.
This decline follows a 66 percent drop in crime incidents observed in January, when 256 incidents were recorded.
The PRO-7 also reported a 41.66 percent decrease in shooting incidents, with 21 cases in February compared to 36 in January.
PRO-7 Director Brig. Gen. Redrico Maranan attributed the decrease to enhanced checkpoint operations, increased police visibility, active patrolling, and intensified law enforcement activities.
He stated that the police force has implemented a proactive and strategic approach to crime prevention and suppression, deploying personnel to strategic locations.
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