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MANILA, Philippines — The National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) recorded over 140,000 apprehensions for violating local ordinances since the start of January 2025, collecting P42,391,931 in fines.

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Data from the NCRPO released on Saturday showed the following violations logged in Metro Manila:

Article continues after this advertisement Public drinking and smoking – 51,278 cases City traffic ordinances – 44,128 cases Roaming the streets without shirts – 15,788 cases Curfew breaches by minors – 15,699 cases Illegal garbage dumping – 15,483 cases Road obstructions – 1,841 cases Use of karaoke beyond allowed hours – 1,633 cases Vandalism – 253 cases Other infractions – 1,814 cases

The violations resulted in apprehensions in the following districts comprising NCRPO:

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“Crime prevention always starts with an effective enforcement of discipline and order in the community,” NCRPO Director Brig. Gen. Anthony Aberin said in a statement.

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“As we continuously hunt lawless elements who threaten peace and security, we will also simultaneously address minor peace and safety issues to foster a highly favorable security landscape in Metro Manila,” Aberin added.

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READ: NCRPO records drop in crime rate in over a month

The NCRPO recently also reported a 23 percent decrease in crime from Nov. 23, 2024 to Jan. 15, 2025.

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