
The fatal stabbing of a 13-year-old student inside a local high school has prompted an urgent review of campus security…
The University of the Philippines (UP) College Admission Test concluded its second and final day Sunday, marking the…

The Philippine National Police (PNP) urged the public Sunday to report credible information on gun-for-hire syndicates…

Labor officials stressed that children featured in online content creation fall under these requirements.

The Bureau of Immigration (BI) deported two Japanese fugitives wanted in Tokyo for robbery and fraud schemes, officials…
The National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) has confirmed the filing of a criminal complaint before the Office of the Manila City Prosecutor against the primary suspect in the viral road rage incident in Sampaloc, Manila.
The incident occurred on 1 June along Maceda Street corner P. Florentino Street, Barangay 519, where two motorcycle‑riding suspects confronted and physically assaulted a 36‑year‑old male motorist while stopped at a red light. The victim reported damage to personal property and stated that the assault caused significant stress and prevented him from reporting for work.
Immediately after the video circulated online, operatives of the Manila Police District (MPD) launched on‑site validation, coordinated with barangay officials, and conducted a systematic review of CCTV footage across the area. These efforts led to the positive identification of the rider‑suspect and the filing of the appropriate complaint on 9 June. Efforts to establish the identity of the second suspect are actively ongoing.
NCRPO Regional Director P/Maj. Gen. Anthony Aberin underscored that the case demonstrates the police force’s commitment to act decisively on incidents brought to public attention.