Antipolo police get 4 new patrol vehicles
New mobile units expected to strengthen police visibility and emergency response across the city
Antipolo City Mayor Casimiro “Jun” Ynares III turns over four new mobile patrol vehicles to the Antipolo Component City Police Station, represented by police chief Lt. Col. Mark Henry A. Garcia, on November 9, 2026.
Antipolo City Police
ANTIPOLO CITY, Rizal — The Antipolo City government turned over four new mobile patrol vehicles to the Antipolo Component City Police Station on Monday, November 9, to strengthen police mobility, patrol operations and emergency response.
The turnover followed a joint flag-raising ceremony attended by city government officials and police personnel, led by Mayor Casimiro “Jun” Ynares III.
Police Lt. Col. Mark Henry A. Garcia, chief of the Antipolo Component City Police Station, formally received the four patrol vehicles on behalf of the local police force.
According to the police station, the additional vehicles are expected to improve operational readiness, strengthen police visibility and enable personnel to respond more quickly to emergencies and public safety concerns throughout the city.
The Antipolo police expressed appreciation to the city government, particularly Mayor Ynares, for its continued support in providing equipment and resources for law enforcement operations.
The turnover forms part of the local government's efforts to reinforce public safety and improve police services for Antipolo residents.
The police station also emphasized the importance of cooperation between the local government and the Philippine National Police in maintaining peace and order and ensuring the safety of communities.