The Philippine National Police (PNP) says Senator Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa’s camp is surrendering firearms registered under his name following revocation of his firearm licenses. In Davao City, the PNP reported that 20 firearms were turned over to the Regional Civil Security Unit (RCSU) 11 as part of the implementation of a Notice and Order of Revocation of the License to Own and Possess Firearms. The PNP said the surrender in Barangay Maa on June 11, 2026 was facilitated through dela Rosa’s authorized legal representative, and that the firearms were accounted for, properly recorded, and accompanied by acknowledgment receipts before being transported to the RCSU 11 office.
In Cavite, the PNP also said dela Rosa’s camp turned over six additional firearms to police for temporary safekeeping at the residence of his legal representative in Silang, Cavite. The PNP stated that the turnover was coordinated with local police and involved personnel from its Firearms and Explosives Office and Regional Civil Security Unit 4A.
Separately, NBI Director Melvin Matibag urged dela Rosa to surrender himself along with all remaining firearms. The PNP reiterated its request for the senator to undergo legal processes and fully surrender the unaccounted firearms.
