The Land Transportation Office (LTO) implements a region-wide reassignment of its district and chief officers in the National Capital Region (NCR), effective Tuesday, after the arrest of three alleged “fixers” in Manila and Quezon City. The arrests are carried out through entrapment operations by the Anti-Red Tape Authority (ARTA) and the Philippine National Police’s Criminal Investigation and Detective Group (CIDG). According to reports, the suspects were caught on June 29 and are accused of illegally facilitating the release of student driver’s licenses and the distribution of plates. The operations involve personnel from LTO offices including the LTO West Manila District and the LTO East Avenue Central Office. LTO presents the personnel changes as a response to the entrapment arrests, with GMA News and Inquirer.net describing the same action: an LTO reshuffle of NCR heads and district chiefs across the region. The reports do not indicate the specific names of the reassigned officials, nor the duration of the changes, but they characterize the move as part of the agency’s response to alleged corrupt activities uncovered by the ongoing operations.