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    The document provides guidelines for conducting checkpoints according to Rule 11.3 of the Police Operational Procedures Manual. It outlines that checkpoints should use marked police vehicles to establish authority. The team conducting the checkpoint should have proper training and be led by a team leader who can determine if a female officer is needed. Checkpoints should have a minimum of 8 personnel fulfilling specific roles. Civilian observers from local organizations are encouraged. Locations should be well-lit with signage. Officers should treat motorists, traders, and commuters with courtesy and explain the purpose of the checkpoint. Arrest procedures must follow the law. Checkpoints aim to enforce law and deter crime while also providing community assistance. Officers must avoid soliciting funds

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    The document provides guidelines for conducting checkpoints according to Rule 11.3 of the Police Operational Procedures Manual. It outlines that checkpoints should use marked police vehicles to establish authority. The team conducting the checkpoint should have proper training and be led by a team leader who can determine if a female officer is needed. Checkpoints should have a minimum of 8 personnel fulfilling specific roles. Civilian observers from local organizations are encouraged. Locations should be well-lit with signage. Officers should treat motorists, traders, and commuters with courtesy and explain the purpose of the checkpoint. Arrest procedures must follow the law. Checkpoints aim to enforce law and deter crime while also providing community assistance. Officers must avoid soliciting funds

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    The document provides guidelines for conducting checkpoints according to Rule 11.3 of the Police Operational Procedures Manual. It outlines that checkpoints should use marked police vehicles to establish authority. The team conducting the checkpoint should have proper training and be led by a team leader who can determine if a female officer is needed. Checkpoints should have a minimum of 8 personnel fulfilling specific roles. Civilian observers from local organizations are encouraged. Locations should be well-lit with signage. Officers should treat motorists, traders, and commuters with courtesy and explain the purpose of the checkpoint. Arrest procedures must follow the law. Checkpoints aim to enforce law and deter crime while also providing community assistance. Officers must avoid soliciting funds

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    Rule 11.

    CHECKPOINTS
    11.3 Guidelines
    A pleasant day to all, especially to our brilliant Regional Training Director,
    PSUPT JIMMY LAGUYO, sir….. to our distinguished Chief of the Applied
    Training Affairs Branch, SPO3 Ralph D Dorado, sir, to our dynamic Chief of the
    Academic Branch, Training Specialist 3 Rebecca B Huerva, Mam, to the rest of
    the training staff, fellow law enforcers, classmates, ladies and gentlemen, Good
    Morning…….
    Today’s topic is about Rule No. 11.3 according to the Police Operational
    Procedures Manual entitled Guidelines in the conduct of Checkpoint….
    Guidelines are important because it serves as a general rule or principle in
    conducting Checkpoint. Setting rules and objectives helps us safe from any legal
    actions in dealing with civilians during the said checkpoint. Following these
    simple guidelines will greatly benefit us, especially when dealing with hostile
    situations.
    First on the list is that, every Mobile Checkpoint, a marked police vehicle
    should be used in order to establish authority against incoming civilian vehicles.
    Ensure that the personnel are well informed of the laws, orders and regulation in
    case violators should be apprehended. The team conducting the checkpoint
    should be led by a Team Leader which will be under his sound discretion
    whether there should be a female member in his team in case there is an
    apprehension of a female suspect.
    As previously discussed in Rule No. 11.2, the composition of the personnel
    manning the checkpoint shall be composed of at least 8-man complement, with 3
    verifiers, 1 spotter, 1 Team Leader, 1 profiler, 1 rear security and 1 advance
    security. In case, drug case arises during the checkpoint, the team should have
    immediate contact with the LGUs, Public Attorney’s Office or any member of the
    Philippine Bar, and/or the media. Civilians are also encourage to join wherein
    they are members of the Local Government Units, Civil Society Groups, Non-
    Governmental Organizations, Business organizations, other civic groups, media
    and other stakeholders. These civilians must also be in their organizations
    uniform and will serve only as observers during said operations.
    The location of the checkpoint should be well lighted with a noticeable
    signage bearing the name of the PNP unit and the participating organization
    visibly displayed in the checkpoint site.
    Upon dealing with the motorists, traders and the commuters, due courtesy
    should be accorded, explain to them why there is a checkpoint being conducted
    and extend apology for causing their delay
    If in case violators are found, the team should be knowledgeable in the
    legal procedures in dealing with them. State their rights for their arrest, any
    searches and seizures shall be within the ambit of the law. The team should take
    note that their priority is their own safety and most especially that of the civilians
    participating in the checkpoint operations.
    The conduct of checkpoint is tasked not only in law enforcement and crime
    deterrence but also to assist and provide assistance in the vicinity.
    The team should provide their own logistical and financial requirements
    and avoid from soliciting in any means such as in cash or in kind within the
    people in the area. Always remember that any violations of such act are
    accountable under the Doctrine of Command Responsibility.
    Lastly, after a successful conduct of police checkpoint, the police and the
    civilian component must separately submit their After Checkpoint Operation
    Report to their respective units or organization.
    A good follower is a good leader. Following these simple guidelines shall
    contribute in establishing rapport in the neighborhood, free from any legal liability
    and at the same time promoting peace in order in our community.
    That’s all for today’s discussion and I hope that everyone should have a beautiful
    morning to all ….Thank you very much…….

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