MISSION STATEMENT

       The abuse of illegal drugs is a growing problem in Isabela. And no action is undertaken by the police, provincial and municipal officials to counteract this problem. In fact, some of the officials protect the drug pushers and traffickers in exchange of money.

       Isabela has become a center for drug trafficking, distribution and consumption of drugs in Northern Luzon. Many are affected directly by this problem as drug addicts, parents, relatives or victims of crimes. Drugs claim many victims.

       A group of  Isabelinos have banded together to fight this crime and we need your help. 

HOW TO HELP YOUR CHILD STAY DRUG FREE

      Preventing a child's drug use is one of the most important jobs' parents can do today. Often it takes more than your own efforts to give children the right education they need to resist the temptations of drugs and drug users. 

      You can start by advising your kids stay away from the people listed below.

HOW YOU CAN HELP

      Email the name and town (or picture if available) of anyone you know who is drug pushing or protecting the drug traffickers.  After getting enough reports and information, we will publish their names here as well as report it to higher authorities. Report anything you know that may help eradicate this problem in our province. You don't have to leave your name or identity. 

      Also, you can send the pictures of anyone listed above for easy recognition.

Click here to report a drug pusher or a drug protector.

HOW TO TELL IF SOMEBODY IS USING DRUGS

      It is important to remember that there is no such thing as a drug problem that is under control. If somebody is using drugs, they have a drug problem, period. The following are some warning signs that indicate that somebody may be using illegal drugs. If you observe more than one of these characteristics in a person, there is a likelihood that they have an addiction to drugs or some other substance:

• The person is easily upset, or their emotional state changes rapidly.
• Sudden weight changes, either loss or gain.
• Withdrawal from friends, peers, or staff.
• Reddened eyes and frequent use of eyedrops.
• A persistent deep, dry cough.
• The person has become undisciplined. They don't get things done on time or as agreed.
• Blackouts - periods of memory loss.
• The person is nervous, agitated, and has trouble sitting still.
• Their financial management has become erratic.