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SUPT. RAUL LOY BARGAMENTO, MABUTING TAGAPANGASIWA NG KAAYUSAN

Si Police Superintendent Raul Loy Bargamento, kasalukuyang hepe ng pulisiya sa Lunsod ng San Pablo, at isang residente ng Barangay Canlubang sa Calamba City ay kinilala ng Pangasiwaang Panglalawigan ng Laguna kaugnay ng katatapos na 2010 ANILAG Festival  bilang “Namumukod Tanging Lagunense” para sa kategoriya ng pulis. Magugunitang sa ilalim ng kanyang pangangasiwa, ang San Pablo City Police Station ay ginawaran ng “Model City Transformation Program Award” para sa Taong 2009 o pinakanamumukod na himpilang panglunsod ng pulisiya sa CALABARZON kaugnay ng paggunita sa ika-19 anibersaryo ng pagkakatatag ng Philippine National Police noong nakaraang buwan ng Pebrero. At nitong nakalipas na buwan ng Marso, si Chief of Police Raul L. Bargamento ay tumanggap ng mga papuri at pagkilala, hindi lamang mula sa pangasiwaan ng Philippine National Police, kundi maging mula sa media, dahil sa maagap na pagkalutas ng ilang krimeng naganap sa labas ng lunsod, na sa lunsod na ito nagtago o umarkila ng ginagawang “safehouses’ upang makatakas sa pag-uusig ng batas. (BENETA News)

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