BANGUED, Abra – A woman was killed while her live-in partner was wounded by a lone gunman in Barangay Mudiit, Dolores, this province, Wednesday, June 29. Police identified the victim as Benita Turqueza, 58, married, unemployed, of Barangay Poblacion, Dolores. Investigation by the Dolores Municipal
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Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, December 23) The chief of police in the municipality of Dolores in Quezon province has been relieved of duty for allegedly failing to follow the COVID-19 protocols set by the country’s coronavirus task force.
The Quezon Police Provincial Office said in a statement that Police Captain Joseph Ian Java will be removed on Wednesday afternoon as the head of Dolores Municipal Police Station, pending the completion of a probe into his alleged violation of “the prohibition on social gatherings, parties and other similar activities, most particularly this Yuletide season and on IATF’s (inter-agency task force) Covid-19 safety protocols.”
Published December 23, 2020, 11:53 AM
CAMP NAKAR, Lucena City- A Quezon town police chief was relieved for his alleged violation of the prohibition on social gatherings as contained in the Inter-Agency Task Force (IATFF) guidelines.
Quezon Police Provincial Office (QPPO) Director Col. Audie Madrideo said Capt. Joseph Ian Java, chief of police of Dolores Municipal Police Station, was administratively relieved from his post as ordered by Brig. Gen. Felipe Natividad, Police Regional Office-4 Director, in coordination with Mayor Orlan Calayag.
According to reports, Java allegedly had a drinking session in his office. A staff of the municipal social welfare office (MSWDO) took a photo of the gathering and posted it on social media.