Angelo's Letters

GLENN ANGELO V.
GUTIERREZ
Calitcalit San Juan, Batangas 4226
Phone: 09289846816
Email-address: glennangelo@yahoo.com
Objective
To be in the position that will cater my complete understandings of my work and the best work
practices to gain excellent career growth.
Summary of skills
Profound knowledge of English language

Excellent communication and written skills as well as ability to explain the text
Ability to plan, collect and organize materials
Educational Qualification
Completed Degree in Criminology from Batangas State University, Batangas, in the year 2015
Trainings and Seminars
Leadership Training Seminar
Fernando Airbase, Lipa City
September 04, 2014
Matching the Course to the Job Market
Batangas State University
February 19, 2014
Safety Utilization, Preservation and Disposal of Ammunition and Explosives
Criminology Department, Batangas State University
July 2012- October 2014
Seminar on Bookkeeping
Cavite State University
Cavite Provincial Gymnasium, Trece Martires, Cavite
September 26, 2013
Awards and Accomplishments
High School Class Salutatorian (2005)
Student Assistant: Guidance Office (2009-2011)
Leadership Award (2011, 2012, 2013)
Deans Lister (2013)
Civil Service Commission-Career Service Examination Passer (Professional)

Leadership Skills
2010-2011 President: Criminology Department
2011-2012 President: Supreme Student Council: Organized four monthly events and projects for
six hundred students.
2012-2013 President: Graduating Class
Technical Skills and Interests
Computer Skills: MS Word, MS Powerpoint
Windows 2007 environments
E-mail applications and Internet search
Hobbies
Reading, Playing Badminton
Personal Details
Date of Birth:
Employment Availability:
January 30,1989
Full time
Relationship Status:
Single
References
Gen. Renato S. De Villa
AFP Vice Chief of Staff (Ret.)
San Juan, Batangas
Cell: 09178652301
Mrs. Riza Banaera
MAPEH Lecturer
Contact Number: 09185699945
Miss Jonalyn J. Romano
English Classroom Teacher
Joseph Marello Institute
Contact Number: 09282512321
GLENN ANGELO V. GUTIERREZ
CalitCalit,
San Juan, Batangas
April 15, 2015
JIMWEL V. GUTIERREZ
Director-General
Philippine National Police
Camp Crame, Pasay City
Sir:
The Personnel Department of Ammunition and Explosive Division of Philippine National Police
informed me that you are accepting fresh graduates for Inspection and Inventorial Position. I
would like to apply as an Inventorial staff.
I am Glenn Angelo V. Gutierrez, 24 years old and a graduate of Bachelor of Science in
Criminology at Batangas State University, Batangas this March 31, 2015.
I consider as my assets: my proficiency in both written and spoken English and Filipino, my
computer skills, and my leadership skills, which were honed in my capacity as President of the
Student Council. I have attended several seminars such as Safe Utilization and Preservation of
Ammunition and Explosives and Bookkeeping. I am hardworking, efficient and highly driven
and I am willing to undergo training to further improve my capabilities.
For your perusal and evaluation, I have enclosed my resume, which includes my special skills,
awards and accomplishments. Should you wish to ask about my personal traits, I have also
included a list of references for you.
I am very much willing to come over for a personal interview with you anytime during office
hours. My contact number is 09289846816.
Thank you very much.
Very respectfully yours,

Application Letter
Regional Police Office
Ayala Highway Batangas City,
January 15, 2016
GEN. JAY-R GUTIERREZ
Director, Legal Services
Sir:
The Ammunition and Explosive Division of Region IV-A has performed an annual audit last
December 1 2015.
Resultantly, the following weapons and maintenance equipment are out of supply and need
immediate replacement. May we inquire about the purchase and bidding process of the
following:
PARTICULARS
Grenade
Grenade Launcher
Machine Guns
Caliber 45
Tear Gas
Gas Mask
Tire
Fire Extiguisher
QUANTITY
8, 000 pcs.
102 units
45, 000 units
26, 000 units
5,000 units
10, 000 units
55, 000 units
900 units
Your utmost concern is highly appreciated.


GLENN ANGELO V. GUTIERREZ, CESE III
Regional Director, CALABARZON
Letter of Inquiry
Legal Services Division
GEN. GLENN ANGELO V. GUTIERREZ
January 20, 2016
Sir:
With regard to your letter dated January 15, 2016 concerning the purchase and bidding process
of weapons and maintenance tool of CALABARZON Regional Police Office, please be advised
to secure first the Declaration of Scarcity of Supply from the Office of the Director for
Operations. Then, you may proceed with the following process:
Bidding Process:
1. the scarce supply with exact quantity and appropriate description.
2. Publish the entire document in any two periodicals in national circulation within 15 days.
3. Award the contract to the lowest bidder.
4. Furnish the Office of the Director for Operations and Services the copy of the bidding process.
Should you have any concern, please call 042-789-789.
Respectfully yours,
JAY-R VILLANUEVA
Letter of Reply
February 27, 2016
MR. JOHN WILSON
Country Manager
PROGUN Corp.
89 Candida St, Pasay City
Sir:
I have read from the Philippine Daily Inquirer that you are selling office maintenance equipment.
I would like to order the following maintenance equipment:
PARTICULARS
Polishing Liquid
Mop
Vacuum Cleaner
Bond Paper
Boots
Gas Mask
Grease
Fire Extiguisher
QUANTITY
1, 000 pcs.
50 sets
10 units
10 reams
1, 000 units
1, 000 pieces
500 pieces
150 units
Please deliver the maintenance equipment not later than March 1, 2015. The payment will be
directly transferred to your account once the equipment is received.
Respectfully yours,
Letter of Order
March 03, 2016
MR. JOHN WILSON
Country Manager
PROGUN Corp.
89 Candida St, Pasay City
Sir:
I would like to express my deepest gratitude to you for the early delivery of the equipment. I
want you to know that all equipment is in good condition. I also appreciated the discount you
have extended to all the items and the freebies that you have given.
I am looking forward again to a great transaction deals in your company.
By the way, I have sent Inspector James Mendoza to check on the payment.
Yours Truly,
Letter of Acknowledgment
March 18, 2016
MR. ANTONIO TY
General Manager
TY Weaponry Co.
78 Rovilson St, Commonwealth, Quezon City
Sir:
In accordance with the contract that we have agreed upon during the bidding process, I would
like to notify you that on March 31, 2016, we would claim the Certificate of Purchase from your
office as well as the samplings of the product.
In consonance, please advise me about the soonest time the equipment will be available.
Enclosed is the contract and list of equipment for your reference.
Yours Truly,
Claim Letter

May 15, 2016
Sir:
In relation to the 65th Anniversary celebration of the Region IV-A CALABARZON Police Office,
we will adjust it to June 02 2016 from the formerly planned July 08, 2016.
It is with the reason that the Gymnasium to be used as venue has been booked on that particular
day. Added to that, from the 10, 000 estimated visitors from all provinces in Region IV-A, the
PIO Batangas has informed me about the confirmed increase of our visitors to 12, 000.
In this regard, I would like to adjust our security forces from 5,000 to 6, 000 security personnel.
The personnel will be coming from Region IV-B.
For your perusal and evaluation.

Letter of Adjustment
May 30, 2016
GEN. WAWIE V. MORTEL
Regional Director, NCR
Commonwealth, Quezon City
Sir:
I have been informed by your PIO department about the necessity of your Region in terms of
police patrol cars.
I would like to sell our excess brand new patrol cars with the following specifications:
BRAND NAME
UNIT DESCRIPTION
Toyota Vios
Honda Civic
Toyota Hilux
White with spare tire

White
white
UNIT
QUANTITY
3
2
2
The above-mentioned patrol cars are already registered, with insurance contract and subject for
immediate sale with recommending approval from the central headquarter .
If your office is interested, you may personally visit me in my office or you may call 043-573678 for furtherance.
Sales letter

April 05, 2016
GEN. JAY-R VILLANUEVA
Sir:
I would like to inform your office about the submission of the certificate and pertinent
documents of the bidding process last January 30, 2016.
Enclosed are the following:
1. Certificate of the Winning Bidder
2. Contract (original)
3. Certificate of Acceptance
4. Check worth Php 100, 000.00 downpayment.
5. Bidders pertinent data
For your perusal.

Transmittal letter

July 15, 2016
GEN. JIMWEL V. GUTIERREZ
Director-General
Sir:
The Office of the Provincial Director of Laguna has been vacant for the last two months.
As per our rules in the command responsibility, it cannot be vacant for the coming month.
In this lieu, may I respectfully recommend the OIC Sr. Superintendent Jennel V. Gutierrez of
Laguna as Provincial Director.
I can attest to all her credentials as she struggles for the best to uplift the morale of police officers
and to maintain transparency and accountability in her pursuits. She has displayed great
leadership skills and a unique ability to identify and solve problems pertaining to her work. She
has been instrumental in the success of police operations in Laguna and has been a very valuable
asset, one that can be certainly be of great value to any department which will utilize her
services.
As her performance has indicated, she is destined to achieve new heights in her career and set
new records in the future.

Recommendation letter
REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

Office of the President
Malacanan Palace
GEN. GLENN ANGELO V. GUTIERREZ

August 20, 2016
Sir:
You are hereby appointed as Director General with a Regular Permanent at the Philippine
National Police with a compensation rate of Six Hundred Twenty Two Thousand Five Hundred
Five Hundred Eighty Eight Pesos ( 822, 588. 00 ) per annum.
The effectivity date of the appointment shall be the date of actual assumption by the appointee
but not earlier than the date of issuance of the appointment, which is the signing of the
appointing authority.
This appointment is promotion and in accordance with Plantilla, item no. 271000-2016.
Very truly yours,

JANETTE V. GUTIERREZ
President of the Republic of the Philippines
August 20, 2016
Date of Signing
Letter of Appointment
Office of the Director-General

September 15, 2016
Sir:
The Office of the Director-General will be conducting a seminar-conference with a team
Bagong Lakas , Bagong Bukas.
The seminar-conference will cater all the necessary leadership trainings and preparation of plans
for the organizations success to all division chiefs. We invited the Chief of Interpol, Charli
Loesch as resource speaker. It will be conducted on September 20, 2016 at Manila Pavillion
Hotel, Manila, from 8:00 in the morning until 8:00 in the evening. All materials to be used will
be provided for.
In this regard, I would like to invite your office to the said seminar.
This would surely bring unison to our organization as we strive for the best to protect and serve
the Filipinos.

Director-General
Letter of Invitation
Office of the Director for Legal Affairs

October 01, 2016
GEN. GLENN ANGELO V, GUTIERREZ
Director-General
Sir:
My dedication and passion to our organization is countless and would not be changed whatever
happens. However, inevitable circumstances in our life hinders us to do what you love.
Last year, I had been diagnose of hypertension and diabetes. My physicians had advised me to
rest and avoid stressful work as it will be life threatening.
In this connection, I would like to tender my irrevocable resignation effective November
01, 2016.
I would be forever grateful to all the wisdom that my work has extended to me and family that I
have formed in. More than anything else my heart and soul will stay forever in protecting and
serving our Filipino people.

JAY-R V. GUTIERREZ
Letter of Resignation
PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE

OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR- GENERAL
MEMO 99-214
DATE
: November 15, 2016
TO
: All Regional Directors
FROM
: Gen. Glenn Angelo V. Gutierrez

Director- General
SUBJECT
: Submission of Year- End Crime Report
________________________________________________________________________
As reflected in the Program of Crime Report, all Regional Directors are hereby directed to
submit the year-end report not later than December 15, 2016. The report should contain the preprogrammed system analysis and the actual/original crime report duly signed by the investigating
officer of the region. Please attach the summary, evaluation and recommendation for the report.
For immediate dissemination.
Memorandum for Subordinates
PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE

OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR- GENERAL
MEMO 100-218
DATE
: January 15, 2017
TO
: Atty. Glaynel Gutierrez

NBI Director
FROM
: Gen. Glenn Angelo V. Gutierrez

Director- General
SUBJECT
: Case Study on Organizational Communication
________________________________________________________________________
Strengthening ties between and inside our organizations, I would like to inform you about the
submission of our case study on February 01, 2015. The paper should focus on the
communication network of every division of our organizations and the relevance and usefulness
of this paper as well as the pertinent evaluation system. The case study shown during the last
workshop in Baguio City shall be followed as template.
As mandated, our goal is to be the leading organizations in protecting and serving the Filipino
people.
Memorandum for Co-Official
COMPILATION OF WRITING ACTIVITIES

AND POLICE REPORTS
Submitted to Asst. Prof. Anna Maria V. Rivera

College of Arts and Sciences
Gov. Pablo Borbon Main Campus I
Rizal Avenue, Batangas City
By
BS Criminology 2202
March 2015
POLICE REPORTS
MURDER
The killing of Filipino transgender woman Jennifer Laude was a "crime of hatred," according to
the investigation report of Olongapo police.
The report dated Tuesday, October 14, sought to determine the cause of death of the 26-year-old
Laude. The principal suspect behind the death is a US Marine, identified by witnesses as Private
First Class Joseph Scott Pemberton.
According to the report prepared by investigator-on-case SPO3 Tyrone DP Tecson, the suspect
engaged Laude for "sex service."
His discovery that Laude was "gay," the report said, "prompted him to kill the victim."
On Saturday, October 11, Laude was found dead at Celzone Lodge in Olongapo City. An earlier
police report said her head "was leaning" against the toilet bowl while her "lower body was
partially covered with a color cream blanket."
Police said they saw injuries on Laude's neck. An autopsy report later said Laude died due to
"asphyxia by drowning."
Witness Mark Clarence Gelviro told police that Laude met a "white male foreigner" at Ambyanz
disco bar located along Magsaysay Drive East Tapinac.
After accompanying Laude and the suspect to check in at the Celzone Lodge, Gelviro said he
was asked by Laude to leave "before the suspect [could] discover that they are gays."
The crime was reported to the police by the lodge's cashier, 24-year-old Elias Galamos, who said
that he found a dead body in Room No. 1 of the lodge.
The investigation report said the suspect "passionately check in (sic) transgender Jeffrey Laude y
Serdoncillo at Celzone Lodge for sex service."
"[Later the] suspect discovered that his sex partner was...gay that prompted him to kill the
victim," it added.
The report also recommended "that a murder case be filed against PFC Joseph Scott Pemberton."
The 19-year-old Pemberton is assigned to the 2nd Battalion, 9th Marines, onboard US warship
West Pacific Express. He is currently under US custody, following a provision in the Visiting
Forces Agreement (VFA) signed between the Philippines and the United States.
Under the VFA, the Philippines can seek custody of a US soldier accused of committing a crime
in its territory under "extraordinary circumstances."
The Philippines has already said that it wants to get the American soldier under custody, a
request that the US can opt to deny.
On Wednesday, October 15, Laude's family filed a murder complaint against Pemberton before
the prosecutor's office in Olongapo City.
The city prosecutor will determine if there's enough prima facie evidence to file murder charges
against Pemberton in court.
ESTAFA
A cousin of former First Gentleman Jose Miguel Arroyo, who has an outstanding warrant for
syndicated estafa, was arrested at his home in a posh subdivision in Muntinlupa City on Tuesday.
Arrested was Benito Ramon Araneta, one of those accused of misappropriating nearly P230
million from a bank that went bankrupt in 2011, the Philippine National Police (PNP) announced
on Wednesday.
Araneta is facing 15 counts of estafa for allegedly colluding with former LBC Development
Bank president Ma. Eliza Berenguer to defraud the bank.
The case, earlier lodged in the Department of Justice (DOJ) by the Philippine Deposit Insurance
Corp. (PDIC) on behalf of bank depositors, is being heard at the Makati Regional Trial Court
Branch 143.
Presiding Judge Maximo M. de Leon released a warrant for Aranetas arrest on Aug. 1.
Araneta was arrested at his home on Acacia Avenue in Ayala Alabang subdivision at 4:10 p.m on
Aug. 12.
A statement, posted in 2013 on the PDIC website, said the PDIC complaint in the DOJ accused
Berenguer of directly instructing the principal officers of LBC Bank to divert funds of the bank
to deposit accounts owned by Araneta and five other borrowers from October 2006 to January
2008.
Araneta was able to borrow money totaling P229,469,505.10. In collusion with Ms Berenguer,
they were able to appropriate the money for personal use. During the stint of Ms Berenguer as
president, it was shown that Mr. Araneta already paid, but in fact, he never paid the money he
borrowed from LBC Bank, Sindac said, quoting the results of the PDIC probe when it took over
the bank upon its closure on Sept. 9, 2011.
Sindac said the unsafe and unsound banking practices resulted in damage [to] an
undeterminable number of depositors and [to] their hard-earned money.
Araneta is now detained with the Intelligence Group.
Senior Supt. Allan Nobleza, Muntinlupa Citys chief of police, said the court did not recommend
bail for Araneta.
Nobleza said members of the PNP Intelligence Group of the National Capital Region
spearheaded the operation while the city police acted as support.
Roselyn Sato, who is in charge of criminal cases in Branch 143, said that as of 4:03 p.m.
Wednesday, the court had yet to receive the report that Araneta had been arrested.
She said that upon the submission of a report by arresting authorities, a commitment order
specifying where Araneta should be detained would be issued by the court.
RAPE
Another female student of the University of the Philippines Los Baos (UPLB) was raped almost
on the same spot where UPLB student Given Grace Cebanico was raped and killed almost at the
same time three years ago.
Dr. Enrique Tolentino Jr., the UPLB Vice Chancellor for Community Affairs, confirmed on
Thursday, that the rape of a 17-year-old female college student has been reported to the police,
but he requested that all information regarding the identity of the victim be withheld.
The victim, now in the care of the Los Baos police, is still suffering from trauma, Tolentino
said.
Supt. Ricardo Dalmacia, Los Baos police chief, declined to give details as requested by the
family but gave an assurance that police investigation has started.
Tolentino said probers have learned that the victim left the UPLB campus, after attending a
student event, around 9 p.m. on Wednesday.
The victim took a tricycle in Barangay (village) Maahas, an adjacent village to the campus, in
going home to Barangay Paciano Rizal, also referred to as Barangay Mainit.
Ronald Oate, barangay chief of Putho-Tuntungin, said the victim was able to send her mother a
text message around 11 p.m. that she was already in Sitio Buot of Mainit.
But before reaching her residence, the tricycle driver stopped in the guise of running out
gasoline, both Oate and Tolentino said in separate phone interviews.
The driver then took the victim to a dim portion along the IPB Road, also in Putho-Tuntungin,
with a weapon held against her. It was still unclear what kind of weapon was used.
University officials were closely working with the local police and the Criminal Investigation
and Detection Group in the Calabarzon (Cavite, Laguna, Batangas, Rizal, Quezon region) to
solve the case.
Oate said they were tracing the color of the tricycle to see if it belonged to any drivers
association here.
On Oct. 11, 2011, Cebanico, a 19-year-old junior Computer Science student, was raped and
killed, prompting unrest in the university and local community. A group of UPLB students, in
fact, had just commemorated Cebanicos third death anniversary.
Tricycle driver Percival de Guzman, who reportedly picked up Cebanico on the night she went
missing, and bank security guard Lester Ivan Lopez were arrested for the rape and murder of
Cebanico. The court trial is still ongoing.
After Givens (death), lamp posts were immediately put up along that (IPB) road. I just dont
know what happened why the lights were gone (in recent months). That place had always been
our problem because it was really dark at night, Oate said.

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GLENN ANGELO V.

Profound knowledge of English language

Ability to plan, collect and organize materials

Civil Service Commission-Career Service Examination Passer (Professional)

GLENN ANGELO V. GUTIERREZ

Very respectfully yours,

Your utmost concern is highly appreciated.

Very respectfully yours,

Regional Police Office

Very respectfully yours,

White with spare tire

Regional Police Office

Very respectfully yours,

Regional Police Office

Very respectfully yours,

REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

GEN. GLENN ANGELO V. GUTIERREZ

Very truly yours,

Office of the Director-General

Very respectfully yours,

Office of the Director for Legal Affairs

Very respectfully yours,

PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE

: November 15, 2016

: All Regional Directors

: Gen. Glenn Angelo V. Gutierrez

: Submission of Year- End Crime Report

Memorandum for Subordinates

PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE

: January 15, 2017

: Atty. Glaynel Gutierrez

: Gen. Glenn Angelo V. Gutierrez

: Case Study on Organizational Communication

Memorandum for Co-Official

COMPILATION OF WRITING ACTIVITIES

Submitted to Asst. Prof. Anna Maria V. Rivera

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