National Bureau of Investigation (Philippines)

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National Bureau of Investigation or NBI is a premier investigative agency of the Philippines under the functional supervision of the Department of Justice. NBI bears considerable similarities with the United States' Federal Bureau of Investigation in its organizational structure and function. NBI's motto is: Nobility, Bravery and Integrity ...efficient law enforcement in the pursuit of truth and justice.

Historically, the NBI under the direction of the President of the Philippines through the Secretary of Justice carries out special tasks beyond its criminal prosecuting powers. These tasks may involved investigating cases, which have patent national security implications. It started as the Department of Investigation in 1936, and was replaced by the Bureau of Investigation in 1947 by virtue of Republic Act No. 157.

The NBI is responsible in handling or solving sensational cases, notably like the Vizconde Massacre, Cory Quirino Kidnapping case, I-LOVE-YOU Virus case, Dacer-Corbito Murder case, Rizal Day Bombings, and the arrest of several prominent and/or notorious figures.

The NBI has several regional and district offices as well as several offices with its corresponding specialization in investigation. It also has its own special operations groups, like the Anti-Terrorism Division (ATD), Raid, Arrest, and Interdiction Division (RAID), and the Special Task Force (STF). Its intelligence operations is operated by the Office of the Deputy Director for Intelligence Services (ODDIS).

It has detailed several of its personnel with other government and law-enforcement agencies, like the Presidential Anti-Crime Commission (PACC), Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Task Force (PAOCTF), National Anti-Kidnapping Task Force (NAKTF), and Bureau of Customs (BoC), etc., etc.

Contents

[edit] List of places with offices of the NBI

[edit] Region 1

[edit] Region 2

[edit] Region 3

[edit] Region 4

[edit] Region 5

[edit] Region 6

[edit] Region 7

[edit] Region 8

[edit] Region 9

[edit] Region 10

[edit] Region 11

[edit] Region 12

[edit] Region 13

[edit] NBI Directors

A list of NBI heads since the founding in 1946:

  • 1946-1950 Pardo de Tavera
  • 1951 Higinio Macadaeg
  • 1951-1954 Alberto Ramos
  • 1954 Jose M. Crisol
  • 1954 Leoncio Tan
  • 1954-1966 Jose G. Lukban
  • 1966 Serafin Fausto (OIC)
  • 1967-1986 Jolly R. Bugarin
  • 1986-1989 Antonio M. Carpio
  • 1989-1992 Alfredo S. Lim
  • 1992-1995 Epimaco A. Velasco
  • 1995 Antonio D. Aragon
  • 1995-1996 Mariano M. Mison
  • 1996-1999 Santiago Y. Toledo
  • 1999-2000 Federico M. Opinion
  • 2000-Jan 2001 Carlos S. Caabay (O-I-C)
  • 2001-2005 Gen. Reynaldo G. Wycoco
  • December 2005 officer in charge / Aug 2006 appointed regular Director Atty. Nestor M. Mantaring

[edit] Offices

[edit] NBI Director's offices

  • NBI DIRECTOR
  • Assistant Director (AD)
  • Deputy Director for Administrative Services (DDAS)
  • Deputy Director for Comptroller Services (DDCS)
  • Deputy Director for Intelligence Services (DDIS)
  • Deputy Director for Regional Operations Services (DDROS)
  • Deputy Director for Special Investigation Services (DDSIS)
  • Deputy Director for Technical Services (DDTS)

[edit] Divisions/Sections/Other offices

  • Accounting Division (Accounting)
  • Anti-Fraud and Computer Crimes Division (AFCCD)
  • Anti-Graft Division (AGD)
  • Anti-Human Trafficking Division (AHTRAD)
  • Anti-Kidnapping Hi-Jacking Armed Robbery Division (AKHARD)
  • Anti-Organized Crime Division (AOCD)
  • Anti-Terrorism Division (ATD)
  • Auditor (Auditor)
  • Background Investigation Division (BID)
  • Building Maintenance Section (BMS)
  • Budget Division (Budget)
  • Cashier Section (Cashier)
  • Collection Section (Collection)
  • Counter Intelligence Division (CID)
  • Construction Management Section (CMS)
  • Complaints and Records Division (CRD)
  • Criminal Intelligence Division (CRID)
  • Dactyloscopy Division (Dactyloscopy)
  • Electronics and Communications Division (ECD)
  • Electronic Data Processing Division (EDPD)
  • Forensic Chemistry Division (FCD)
  • Firearms Investigation Division (FID)
  • Field Operations Division (FOD)
  • General Investigation and Intelligence Division (GIID)
  • General Services Division (GSD)
  • Internal Affairs Division (IAD)
  • International Airport Investigation Division (IAID)
  • Interpol Division (Interpol)
  • Intellectual Property Rights Division (IPRD)
  • Identification and Records Division (IRD)
  • Intelligence Special Operations Division (ISOD)
  • Legal Evaluation Division (LED)
  • NBI Library (Library)
  • Logistics Division (Logistics)
  • Motorpool (Motorpool)
  • Management, Planning and Audit Division (MPAD)
  • Medico Legal Division (MLD)
  • National Capital Region (NCR)
  • Personnel Division (Personnel)
  • Polygraph Division (Polygraph)
  • Publication and Printing Division (PPD)
  • Public Information Office (PIO)
  • Questioned Documents Division (QDD)
  • Research and Analysis Division (RAD)
  • Reaction, Arrest and Interdiction Division (RAID)
  • Statistics Division (Statistics)
  • Special Action Unit (SAU)
  • Special Task Force (STF)
  • Security and Management Division (SMD)
  • Training Division (Training)
  • Violence Against Women and Children Division (VAWCD)
  • Witness Protection Program (WPP)

[edit] See also

[edit] External links

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