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"Two Badges, One Heart" Mia Reyes was only 28, but she’d already made headlines twice over — first as one of the country’s most sought-after young actresses, then as the CEO of a tech startup that developed affordable safety apps for communities. Captain Roberto Reyes, her father, had spent 30 years in the Mandaluyong City Police, patrolling the same streets where he’d raised his only child. Their mornings were always the same, even with Mia’s packed schedule: Roberto would drop by her penthouse with homemade tapsilog, and they’d sit at her kitchen counter talking about work. “Another theft ring busted in Barangay Wack-Wack yesterday,” Roberto said one Tuesday, wiping his mouth with a napkin. “These kids… if only they had better options.” Mia set down her tablet, her eyes lighting up. “That’s exactly why we’re rolling out the new mentorship feature on SafeStreet — connects at-risk youth with local professionals. I already talked to Mayor Cruz about partnering with the and mom was another family