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Central Luzon Steps Up Fight Against Illegal Mufflers

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In Central Luzon, the Police Regional Office 3 has destroyed over 3,000 illegal and modified mufflers while recovering around 4,000 loose firearms. These actions are part of an ongoing campaign to address public safety threats. A recent gathering at the PRO3 Multi-Purpose Hall highlighted the accomplishments, including the inventory and destruction of confiscated mufflers and loose firearms.

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Since June 19, 2025, the authorities have destroyed a total of 5,227 confiscated illegal mufflers. An additional 3,005 illegal mufflers were presented for destruction during the event. The operations, involving the Regional Law Enforcement Coordinating Committee–Region 3 and the Joint Anti-Bank Robbery and Cybercrime Coordinating Committee–Region 3, aim to enhance public safety in the region.

Officials confirmed that police operations, with support from various government agencies, led to the recovery of over 4,000 loose firearms. These efforts reflect a coordinated approach to maintaining peace and safety across Central Luzon. Authorities assured continued collaboration and operations throughout the region to ensure public safety, reported SMNI News.

Key Takeaways

  • Over 5,227 illegal mufflers have been destroyed since June 2025.

  • More than 4,000 loose firearms have been recovered in ongoing operations.

  • Authorities plan to continue coordinated safety efforts in Central Luzon.

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