This is an article sent to me by: an ex-Barangay Didipio Resident
Barangay Didipio, Nueva Vizcaya is the site of the Australian miner Oceanagold Phils., Inc. which is develoing the Didipio Gold Copper Project.
April 9, 2009, Mr. Fernando Kidnipan’s jeepney, a resident of Didipio, Kasibu, Nueva Vizcaya was stopped by Oceanagold Phils, Inc. security contractor, was loaded with illegal sacks of mineral soil. As the security contractor was examining the jeepney, the driver disregarded the instruction and attempted to make a get away.
According to the security guards, the Dinauyan Post have a history of vehicles (suspected of carrying contrabands) evading guard scrutiny/enforcement by making a clean get away.
Security moved towards the driver side and warned Fernan Kindipan to stop and followed up his warning on Fernan Kindipan for about four (4) times but Fernan Kindipan ignored him and continued moving the vehicle backwards. He warned that he will fire a round. After making in what to be his final warning, a security contractor fired a warning shot, with muzzle pointed upwards. Fernando Kindipan continued his attempt to make a get away.
He was then instructed by the PNP RMG2 to bring the vehicle to the PNP RMG2.
At the PNP RMG2, Mr. Fernan Kindipan denied ownership of the contraband and pointed to a certain “Boloy” as the person who hired him to bring the undocumented mineral soil from the Upper Alimit to Centro Didipio for Php 1, 200.00; where accordingly, it will be illegally milled.
By around 9:00PM, Mr Fernan Kindipan and his jeepney were released sans the mineral soil.
The following day Mr. Fernan Kindipan went to seek Peter Duyapat’s assistance. Peter Duyapat being the hero of the local environmental NGO.
”In the morning of April 9, 2009 (11:00AM), a jeepney owned by Peter Duyapat and loaded with undocumented lumber (round logs, small diameter) was stopped at the very same checkpoint by guards on duty. Similarly, the unidentified driver made a get away and the responding team conducted a hot pursuit that ended at the residence of Peter Duyapat. In the process, Peter Duyapat was invited to the police where later on it was discovered that he was carrying an ammunition magazine containing eight (8) rounds of Cal .45 ammunition that led to his temporary custody.
Barangay Didipio, Nueva Vizcaya is the site of the Australian miner Oceanagold Phils., Inc. which is develoing the Didipio Gold Copper Project.
April 9, 2009, Mr. Fernando Kidnipan’s jeepney, a resident of Didipio, Kasibu, Nueva Vizcaya was stopped by Oceanagold Phils, Inc. security contractor, was loaded with illegal sacks of mineral soil. As the security contractor was examining the jeepney, the driver disregarded the instruction and attempted to make a get away.
According to the security guards, the Dinauyan Post have a history of vehicles (suspected of carrying contrabands) evading guard scrutiny/enforcement by making a clean get away.
Security moved towards the driver side and warned Fernan Kindipan to stop and followed up his warning on Fernan Kindipan for about four (4) times but Fernan Kindipan ignored him and continued moving the vehicle backwards. He warned that he will fire a round. After making in what to be his final warning, a security contractor fired a warning shot, with muzzle pointed upwards. Fernando Kindipan continued his attempt to make a get away.
He was then instructed by the PNP RMG2 to bring the vehicle to the PNP RMG2.
At the PNP RMG2, Mr. Fernan Kindipan denied ownership of the contraband and pointed to a certain “Boloy” as the person who hired him to bring the undocumented mineral soil from the Upper Alimit to Centro Didipio for Php 1, 200.00; where accordingly, it will be illegally milled.
By around 9:00PM, Mr Fernan Kindipan and his jeepney were released sans the mineral soil.
The following day Mr. Fernan Kindipan went to seek Peter Duyapat’s assistance. Peter Duyapat being the hero of the local environmental NGO.
”In the morning of April 9, 2009 (11:00AM), a jeepney owned by Peter Duyapat and loaded with undocumented lumber (round logs, small diameter) was stopped at the very same checkpoint by guards on duty. Similarly, the unidentified driver made a get away and the responding team conducted a hot pursuit that ended at the residence of Peter Duyapat. In the process, Peter Duyapat was invited to the police where later on it was discovered that he was carrying an ammunition magazine containing eight (8) rounds of Cal .45 ammunition that led to his temporary custody.
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