In a move to further strengthen and promote a proactive Cavite police force, the Provincial Government of Cavite, under the leadership of Governor Francisco Gabriel ‘Abeng’ Remulla, formally marked the symbolic turnover of patrol vehicles on August 20, 2025, at the New Provincial Government Center in Trece Martires City.
The program kicked off with the opening message of Vice Governor Ramon Vicente “Ram Revilla” Bautista, asserting that the distribution of new patrol vehicles connoted the support and trust of the province in securing public safety, as every Caviteño is a priority.
“Nawa’y ang mga sasakyan na ito ay maging instrumento upang mas palawakin pa ang inyong mga serbisyo at masigurado na ang bawat sulok ng ating probinsya ay ligtas”, Vice Governor Ram uttered.
Further, Governor Abeng Remulla highlighted that one of the primary goals of the provincial government is to ensure and maintain the peace and order in the province and these units of patrol vehicles attest to it, hoping to be utilized effectively and efficiently for the welfare of Cavite.
“Ang mga patrol vehicles na ating ibabahagi ay makakatulong para mas mapabilis at mapaganda ang pag-aksyon ng PNP-Cavite laban sa anumang klase ng krimen at masigurado ang kaligtasan ng bawat Caviteño sa lahat ng oras at pagkakataon”, Governor Abeng said.
Afterwards, the ceremonial turnover of patrol vehicle was led by Governor Abeng Remulla together with Vice Governor Ram Revilla, and was received by Cavite Police Provincial Office through its Acting Provincial Director, PCol Ariel R. Red.
In his acceptance speech, PCol Red conveyed their gratitude to the Provincial Government of Cavite for their generosity and support to the police force. PCOL Red stated, “This significant support will greatly enhance our mobility, visibility and capability in the performance of law enforcement duties”.
A total of 60 units of patrol vehicles – comprising of 30 motorcycles and 30 SUVs – were distributed, equipping the Cavite law enforcement officers for a swift response and patrol across the province. (J.Reyes)