PDEA rewards civilian informants with nearly P770,000

PDEA rewards civilian informants with nearly P770,000
CEBU. Four civilian informants received cash rewards for providing information that led to successful anti-drug operations.Photo by Juan Carlo de Vela
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CIVILIAN informants who helped authorities seize large volumes of illegal drugs were given cash incentives under Operation Private Eye, the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency's (PDEA) reward program for tipsters.

A total of P769,982.86 was awarded to five informants identified only by their aliases: Asete, Loloy, Baran, Owak, and Uwak.

PDEA rewards civilian informants with nearly P770,000
Over P600M drugs destroyed

PDEA Director General Undersecretary Isagani Nerez commended the informants for their courage in reporting the illegal activities of drug personalities, which led to successful anti-drug operations and the seizure of illegal drugs.

"To our Operation: Private Eye awardees, thank you. Your willingness to report illegal drug activities reminds us that protecting our communities is not the responsibility of PDEA alone," Nerez said.

He added that the campaign against illegal drugs requires the participation of the entire community.

"It is the duty of every Filipino to help and take part in our campaign against illegal drugs. Your vigilance has helped save lives and make our communities safer," Nerez added in a mix of Filipino and English. (AYB)

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