I wonder what this
Provincial Capitol Chief Security Officer was doing during the withdrawal of security guards of
Black Pearl Security Agency at CICC and replaced with civilian guards last June
18, 2014. Loy Madrigal, Chief Security
Officer, could have done something to instruct the civilian guards what to do to
discharge their duties as such. It is elementary that vehicles plate number and
people going inside to transact business and carrying something when they left should have
been recorded in the logbook. Di ko motoo nga kini si Madrigal maayo lang ni sa dinakpanay sa mga
kinahong isda nga gipangkarga sa mga trak nga iyang atngan sa Checkpoint tungod kay dagko man ug kantidad unya wa pa siyay tulubagon kon hain paingon ug unsay gidangatan sa mga isda. Hasta ang mga kinhason nga gihagoan sa mga tawo nga gusto nga makasapi sa tinarong
iya pang giinitan unya pagkahuman gipangyabo ra diay ug balik sa dagat. But in
his duty and assignment as Chief Security Officer, expected to use his
expertise in security matters to protect the relief goods of GK (Gawad Kalinga)
stored in CICC, he is completely a stranger to his basic responsibilities which
resulted to undetermined amount of relief goods lost to "unknown
persons" believed to have conducted the heist from 7pm to midnight of June
18, 2014.
Footnote: This comment came out in connection with a Cebu Daily News
headline, "Weak security during CICC heist."
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