Manila Mayor Francisco "Isko Moreno" Domagoso could not hide his dismay over reports of acts of vandalism across the city during the conduct of anti-corruption protests on Sunday, Nov. 30. According to him, several roads and public infrastructures were vandalized by individuals during the...
Authorities strongly reminded residents about the anti-vandalism ordinance after police arrested three men and a minor caught vandalizing in Taytay, Rizal, early Wednesday, March 12. The Taytay Municipal Police Station (Taytay MPS) first arrested two men caught vandalizing the concrete fence of...
BACOLOD CITY – The city government has formed a task force to strictly implement measures to curb vandalism here. Mayor Alfredo Abelardo “Albee” Benitez issued an executive order on April 24 against vandalism that has been observed in different public and private areas in this city. Benitez...
BACOLOD CITY – A reward of P1,000 will be given to anyone who could provide information or photos of individuals committing vandalism in this city. POLICE Col. Noel Aliño, Bacolod City police director, discusses the creation of the Anti-Vandalism Task Force with Police Lt. Col. Lester Leada...
ZAMBOANGA CITY – The Roman Catholic community and the provincial government of Basilan condemned on Sunday, August 27, the desecration of a sacred image of Jesus Christ at the Santa Isabel de Portugal Cathedral in Isabela City, Basilan. A STATUE of Jesus Christ with the unwanted child at the...
IMUS CITY, Cavite – A 23-year-old graffiti artist was arrested for painting his initials on the fence of a real estate company in Barangay Buhay na Tubig here on Thursday, May 5. According to Imus City Police Station's report, the company's guard caught suspect Rafael Gray Cruz on the act as...
IMUS CITY, Cavite – Mayor Emmanuel Maliksi reminded his constituents and visitors to the city not to litter and vandalize when they visit the Christmas display at the City Plaza. Ang Imus Plaza / Facebook / MANILA BULLETIN On Tuesday (Dec. 30), Maliksi reposted photos of dismantled cartoon...
Netflix recently posted on social media photos of at least four "Trese" billboards, which bore curious writing in red all over. Among these were the words: "Layas! Siyudad namin 'to!" The streaming giant captioned their post: "What kind of monster would do this??? If you see something, say...
