Taguig City police arrested a female customer service supervisor identified as the station’s No. 3 most wanted person.
The suspect, known by the alias "Joanne," 33, was apprehended for 68 counts of qualified theft in relation to Section 6 of Republic Act 10175, or the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012.
The arrest marks a significant breakthrough in police operations targeting high-profile fugitives.
It was carried out at around 4:00 PM on 10 April 2025, at Unit 2, Concepcion Street, Muntinlupa City, by personnel from the Warrant and Subpoena Section led by PCapt. Camilo N. Fajardo Jr.
The operation was based on a warrant of arrest issued by Acting Presiding Judge Antonio Ray Abello Ortiguera of the Regional Trial Court Branch 148 in Makati City.
The criminal case is docketed under Criminal Case Number R-MKT-25-00545-00612-CR, with a recommended total bail of P5,040,000. Authorities ensured the suspect was informed of her constitutional rights in a language she understood and turned her over for proper processing and disposition.
Taguig City Police Chief PCol. Joey T. Goforth affirmed their commitment to intensified anti-criminality operations in line with the directive of PBGen. Joseph Arguelles, Acting District Director of the Southern Police District.
The arrest underscores the station’s dedication to upholding justice and maintaining peace and order within and beyond city borders.