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PNP honors slain Pagadian intelligence chief in firearms operation
The Philippine National Police paid tribute to Police Major Aiman Khuzaimah Pantaran, intelligence chief of Pagadian City Police, who was killed during a shootout with suspected illegal firearms dealers. The PNP leadership extended condolences to the officer's family on Monday.
LSN Philippines ·
MANILA — The Philippine National Police (PNP) held a ceremony Monday to honor Police Major Aiman Khuzaimah Pantaran, the intelligence chief of Pagadian City Police, who lost his life during an armed confrontation with suspected illegal firearms dealers.
PNP leadership expressed condolences to Pantaran's family, recognizing his service and sacrifice in line of duty. The officer was killed in the shootout while engaged in operations targeting the illegal weapons trade, a persistent challenge for law enforcement in the country.
Pantaran's death underscores the ongoing risks faced by intelligence personnel conducting anti-crime operations in the Philippines. The PNP has intensified efforts against illegal firearms trafficking, which fuels criminal activities across the nation.
The agency reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the families of officers who die in the performance of their duties and continuing the work of slain personnel in combating crime.