20th ‘Galugad’ yields fewer contrabands
THE Bureau of Corrections (BuCor) has confiscated fewer contrabands in its 20th raid as part of its “Oplan Galugad.”
Oplan Galugad is a series of raids conducted almost weekly to rid the New Bilibid Prison (NBP) of contrabands and illegal activities.
The Thursday raid was conducted inside Quadrant 2 and 3 of NBP’s Maximum Security Compound specifically at Building 11, BCJ Village, Batman Village Dormb3D-1 and Dorn 3D-2.
Confiscated include 2 LED television sets, standard color TV, 2 audio modulators, 1 speaker, 1 AVR, assorted CDs and DVDs, 23 mobile phones (working and non-working), 20 chargers, 2 USBs, 4 units of signal booster.
Authorities also confiscated 31 pieces bladed weapons, 1 fan knife, 14 baton sticks, 4 ice pick. Only 1 firearm, a .45 caliber ammunition was confiscated.
Also seized from convict Gilbert Simeon was P85,000 cash.
NBP Superintendent Richard Schwarzkopf said they also demolished several kubols at the NBP.
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