Nueva Ecija police, businessmen agree on peace agenda

CABANATUAN CITY- Business leaders and the police  

hierarchy in Nueva Ecija vowed over the weekend to

work hand in hand in keeping sound peace and order

amid occurrence law infractions in some parts of the

country.

Jojo Cadiz, board chair of the Nueva Ecija Chamber of

Commerce and Industry, said local businessmen have to

protect their "limited resources," thus they need to

feel secure from law offenders, such as robbers. 

Cadiz said that no businessman has unlimited resources so they just use them "for maximum end."

For his part, Senior Supt. Napoleon Taas, director of the provincial police, said his office instituted

various steps to thwart criminalities, including those against properties.

With limited resources, he explained, the police implements the "where needed, when needed," and

conduct of anti-crime checkpoints.

He said that every Thursday morning, he sits with police officers from all over the province for two

hours, from 7:00 to 9:00 am, to discuss all intelligence inputs and peace and order assessment.