DAVAO CITY\u00a0— Army officials on Saturday hailed the capture of Elizalde Ca\u00f1ete alias Ka Jinggoy amid the government\u2019s continued campaign to flush out and stop the atrocities of the communist New People\u2019s Army (NPA) rebels.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe arrest of NPA leader Elizalde Ca\u00f1ete alias Jinggoy is a major breakthrough in the effort by the government to preserve human security in the Davao region area,\u201d said Brig Gen Ernesto Torres Jr, the commander of the 1003rd Brigade.<\/p>\n
The troops of the 1003rd Brigade were the last security forces encountered by the Pulang Bagani Command (PBC) 1 on May 10 in Sitio Linao, Kipilas, Kitaotao, Bukidnon where Ca\u00f1ete was wounded.<\/p>\n
Ca\u00f1ete, the commander of the Pulang Bagani Command 1 \u2013 Southern Mindanao Regional Command (PBC 1 -SMRC), was arrested when an Inter-Agency Law Enforcement Operations served a warrant against him while he was being treated for that wound around 10 a.m. on Saturday at the Don Carlos Doctors Hospital in Bukidnon.<\/p>\n
Ca\u00f1ete was being sought for his alleged involvement in last year’s attacks in this city.<\/p>\n
Ca\u00f1ete had previously been arrested but he he jumped bail in 2013.
\nAs a result of Ca\u00f1ete\u2019s arrest, Torres said members of the PBC 1 are disintegrating after suffering from a devastating tactical loss to government forces.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe people of the region were afforded the assuring prelude of a more dignified and more peaceful living,\u201d Torres said in a text message on Saturday night.<\/p>\n
He assured that Ca\u00f1ete will be entitled to his rights, humane treatment and accorded of his right for the equal protection of laws while under house arrest.<\/p>\n
Torres vowed to exert more effort to finally put the NPA rebels, who are still on the loose, at bay.<\/p>\n
He said the 1003rd army will continue its mandate as the protector of the people, and will exemplify as a champion in protecting the rights of all persons<\/p>\n
\u201cThe unit is again calling them upon others, who are still chained in the delusion of the classless society to come out in the open, away from the futility and falsity of the promises of the armed struggle,\u201d Torres urged.<\/p>\n
Maj. Gen. Noel S. Clement, the commander of the 10 Infantry Division said the military will continue with its commitment to bring peace to the region by removing those who threaten it and make them face the bar of justice.<\/p>\n
Clement was grateful for the support of the people as he urged the remaining communist NPA rebels to give up the armed struggle and avail of government’ Comprehensive Local Integration Program.<\/p>\n
The 1Oth ID commander said Ca\u00f1ete\u2019s brand of terrorism has affected the improvement of everyone’s lives.<\/p>\n
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