Republic of the Philippines

Department of Justice
Bureau of Corrections
LEYTE REGIONAL PRISON
Abuyog, Leyte

FOR

TEODORA M. DIAZ
Asst. Dir. for Administration/Chief, Administrative Division
Bureau of Corrections

SUBJECT

SECURITY MEASURES AND REHABILITATION PROGRAMS

UNDERTAKEN BY LEYTE REGIONAL PRISON

DATE

18 JULY 2016

Madame:
In compliance to the Memorandum Order from Teodora M. Diaz,
Asst. Dir. for Admin and Rehab, dated 12 July 2016, the undersigned
together with the Reformation Officers and Asst. Supt. for Security and
Operations convened for the purpose and conferred the Rehabilitation
Programs undertaken and the Security Measures of this Prison undertaken
on the possibility of any untoward incident like escape, attack or rescue
from outside forces.
SECURITY MEASURES
1. Regular briefing shall be conducted by every Shift Commander about
security matter before posting his personnel.
2. Security sentinel around the perimeter fences of Maximum, Medium and
Minimum Security Compound shall be COMPLETE especially during night
time.
3. In case of brownouts, stand-by generator shall be utilized to accommodate
lighting facilities of prison compound.
4. From time to time, checking of perimeter fences of Maximum, Medium and
Minimum Security Compound shall be conducted by security personnel
concerned.
5. The continuous repair of security perimeter fence and concreting of security
perimeter post shall be closely supervised.
6. Regular monitoring of situation of prison compound shall be observed.
7. Assigned security personnel 24-hours at LRP Entrance Gate.
8. Security personnel assigned at entrance gate shall conduct a thorough body
search to all visitors and inspect thoroughly their baggage to prevent the
entry of contraband into the prison compound.
9. Prohibit all civilian vehicles of entering prison reservation; all civilian
vehicles should park outside prison reservation, except those with approval
by LRP Superintendent.
10.Implement security I.D. of all visitors entering LRP Reservation
and
implement CURFEW HOUR within the LRP reservation: 6:00 P.M. for
Minimum Security inmates, 10:00 P.M. for civilians.
11.Installation of CCTV Surveillance camera around the perimeter fence, gates
and other strategic areas within the Maximum, Medium and Minimum
Security Compound.

12.Installing of fire extinguishers at different offices and inmate dormitories

within the Maximum, Medium and Minimum Security Compound.
13.Constructing the concrete perimeter fence/wall of the Maximum Security
Compound along the Abuyog-Silago Road.
14.LRP Security Plan shall be operational in case of any untoward incident
arises.
15.Transfer of High Risk/High Profile Inmates.

Name of Inmate

Prison No.

Date of
Transfer

Destination

JACKMAN CHUA

N203P-1241

08 June 2016

San Ramon
Prison and Penal
Farm

WANG MING PING

N214P-1992

09 June 2016

Davao Prison and

Penal Farm

ELDAM COLLANTES

N207P-2793

02 July 2016

CHANG LEE

N208P-2505

02 July 2016

MARCO ALEJANDRO

WILSON ESTERNON
CHEN TIZ CHANG

N208P-0015

02 July 2016

N200P-3143

09 July 2016

N97P-2420

09 July 2016

Iwahig Prison
and Penal Farm

Iwahig Prison
and Penal Farm
Iwahig Prison
and Penal Farm
San Ramon
Prison and Penal
Farm
Davao Prison and
Penal Farm

Authority
Fourth (4th)
Indorsement dated 25
April 2016 in reference
to the Department
Circular No. 025 dated
03 June 2011, duly
signed by Hon.
Emmanuel L. Caparas,
Secretary, Department
of Justice, Manila

do
Second (2nd)
Indorsement dated 23
May 2016 in reference
to the Department
Circular No. 025 dated
03 June 2011, duly
signed by Hon.
Emmanuel L. Caparas,
Secretary, Department
of Justice, Manila

do
do
do
do

16. Inclusion to the security measures of this Prison is the inventory of the
service firearms and issued to Officers and Prison Guards in the execution
of their duties.
Cal.45 Pistol Firestorm Contender
Rifle M4 Enhanced Commando
Rifle Armalite M16, A1 Cal. 5.56
Shotgun AKKAR Competition Semi-Automatic/Altay
Shotgun Hatsun GA12 sb
Semi-Automatic Remington Shotguns Model 11-87

4 Pieces
2 Pieces
4 Pieces
10 Pieces
2 Pieces
3
Serviceable,
7
Unserviceable
Unserviceable firearms were properly turn-over to the Supply Office and the
Serviceable firearms were deposited at LRP Armory under custody of the
Commander of the Guards.

REHABILITATION PROGRAMS
Education and Skills
Training

1. Conduct Functional Literacy Test (FLT) for the

Elementary and Secondary inmate students. (180
inmate students)

2. Conduct Assessment Test for Basic Literacy

Program
(BLP) to determine their learning level if they belong
to Level 1 or Level 3. (142 inmate students)
3. Conduct of regular classes to Elementary and
Secondary students. (322 inmate students)
4. Conduct review for the Accreditation and
Equivalency Test. (128 inmate students)
5. Promotion of inmate students. (61 inmate students)
6. Recognition of qualified inmate passers. (61 inmate
students)

Sports and Recreation

7. Facilitated Training on Motorcycle/Small Engine

Servicing conducted by Baybay TechnicalVocational
Training Center. (25 participants)
1. Implement different sports and recreation activities
(Daily, Summer League, Sports Fest, NCCW)
Including special activities for the Teen-Aged.
2. Continuous implementation of daily morning
exercises.

Moral and Spiritual

3. Conduct sports officiating and coaching training to

the Inmate Sports Committee.
1. Weekly and monthly mass for Roman Catholic
inmates.
2. Weekly schedule of the different Religious Volunteer
Organizations (RVO) for the fellowship and worship.
3. Daily Holy Rosary and Chapleting/Angelus.

Health and Welfare

4. Conducted Values Formation Seminar

PREVENTIVE:
1. Capacity building of Bantay Kalusugan for them to
be an effective partner.
2. Increase awareness of inmates regarding prevention
of illness through:
a. Lecture/discussion on transmission of
communicable illness.
b. Regular ocular inspection of prison camps
with emphasis on sanitation and proper
personal hygiene.
3. Enhance/encourage positive health seeking
behaviour.
4. Intensity/strengthen campaign against PTB in
prison.
CURATIVE:

1. Early detection and treatment of illness.

2. Daily medical & dental consultation schedule and
treatment for monitoring and prevention of
complications respectively:
a. HPN
b. Diabetes
c. PTB and Bronchial Asthma
REHABILITATIVE:
1. Counseling of inmates on case to case basis.
2. Physical therapy to end organ complication.
3. Family involvement in the total patient care.
EXTERNAL RELATIONS UNIT
1. Registration of Senior Citizens inmates for
the availment of I.D.s. (58 inmates with OSCA I.D.)
2. Registration of PWDs inmates for the availment of
I.D.s. (23 inmates with PWD I.D.)
Senior Citizen with Philhealth and OSCA I.D. (66
inmates)
3. Inmates under reintegration program (158
inmates).