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Major crime in Metro Manila fell 46 percent year-on-year over the past month, with eight focus crimes declining overall but murder cases slightly increasing.
The NCRPO reported a 46 percent decline in eight focus crimes in Metro Manila from 23 August to 23 September, although murder cases increased during the period.
The Supreme Court ruled that marital infidelity itself is not directly punishable under Republic Act 9262, but it may constitute psychological violence when it…
Police in Ilocos Region seized P17.653 million worth of smuggled cigarettes, arrested 32 drug suspects and 73 wanted persons, and confiscated firearms and…
SWS reports common crime victimization fell to 10% in June 2026, but cybercrime rose to a record-high 8% nationwide.
The PNP reported a 41.77 percent drop in focus crimes nationwide in August 2026, with sharp declines in vehicle theft, rape, motorcycle theft, physical injury…
The Philippine National Police reports a 41.77% drop in eight focus crimes nationwide in August 2026, led by sharp declines in vehicle carnapping, rape and…
Oriental Mindoro police bring crime prevention campaigns to schools, teaching students about emerging threats, personal safety, responsible decisions and…
Manila’s headwear ordinance aims to deter crimes by preventing suspects from concealing their identities, but civic groups warn of profiling and harassment.
NCRPO reports a 59.24 percent year-on-year decline in Metro Manila’s eight focus crimes from 10 to 16 August, alongside 277 arrests of wanted persons and…
Russia launched a massive overnight drone and missile attack on Kyiv, killing at least 14 people and wounding dozens. President Zelensky called it one of the…
Long-distance runner succumbs to severe burns after being set on fire by partner in Kenya
UN’s Syria envoy deplores ‘horrific’ bloodshed
Johnny Depp: stories on me ‘horrifically written fiction’
UN chief says world paying ‘horrific price’ for fossil fuels folly