OUR LADY OF FATIMA UNIVERSITY

COLLEGE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE

VALENZUELA CAMPUS

HISTORY

The Philippine National Police (PNP) originated from the Philippine Constabulary
or the PC, which was inaugurated on August 8 , 1 9 0 1 , establishing it as an insular
police force under the American regime. On August 8 , 1 9 7 5 , Presidential Decree
no. 765 was issued, establishing the Philippine Constabulary Integrated National
Police or the PC/INP as the country’s national police force. These fragmented
and diverse local police units were integrated into a national police force with the
Philippine Constabulary as its nucleus. After the People’ s Revolution in 1 9 8 6 , a
new Constitution was promulgated providing for a police force, which is “
national in scope and civilian in character. ” Consequently, Republic Act No. 6 9 7 5
entitled, “An Act Establishing the Philippine National Police under a
Reorganized Department of the Interior and Local government (DILG),” was
signed into law on December 13, 1990, which took effect on January 1, 1991.
Subsequently, the PNP was operational on January 29, 1991, whose members
were formerly the PC and the INP and the absorption of the selected
members from the major service units of the Armed Forces of the Philippines
such as the Philippine Air Force Security Command, the Philippine Coast
Guard, Philippine Navy, and the Philippine Army. Thus, to further
strengthen the PNP into a highly efficient and competent police force, Republic
Act No. 8551 entitled “ PNP Reform and the Reorganization Act of 1998” was
enacted on February 17, 1998, amending certain provisions of Republic Act
No. 6 9 7 5 .

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 PNP MANDATE

Republic Act 6975 entitled An Act Establishing the Philippine National Police
under a reorganized Department of the Interior and Local Government and Other
Purposes as amended by RA 8 5 5 1 Philippine National Police Reform and
Reorganization Act of 1998 and further amended by RA 9708.

MISSION

The PNP shall enforce the law, prevent and control crimes, maintain peace and
order, and ensure public safety and internal security with the active support of the
community.

VISION

Imploring the aid of the Almighty, by 2 0 3 0 , We shall be a highly capable, effective

and credible police service working with partnership with a responsive community
towards the attainment of a safer place to live, work and do business.

LOCATION

MXR9+WCH, MacArthur Hwy, Valenzuela, 1440 Metro Manila

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 VALENZUELA CITY POLICE STATION
DIRECTORY
PGEN BENJAMIN CASUGA ACORDA JR.
CHIEF, PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE
PBGEN JOSE MALENCIO CORPUZ JR.
REGIONAL DIRECTOR, NCRPO
PBGEN RIZALITO GUERRERO GAPAS
DISTRICT DIRECTOR, NPD
PCOL SALVADOR SALAZAR DESTURA JR.
CHIEF OF POLIC, VCPS
PLTCOL RANDOLF PEREZ ASUNCION PMAJ RANDY MERCADO LLANDERAL
ASSISTANT CHIEF FOR ASSISTANT CHIEF OF POLICE
ADMINISTRATION FOR OPERATION
STAFF OFFICERS
PCPT JOAN HULGUIN DE LEON PEMS NELSON VILLANUEVA DANTES
OIC, STATION ADMINISTRATION STATION EXECUTIVE SENIOR
AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT POLICE OFFICER
SECTION

PCPT FRANCISCO ARNAO PCPT RONALD CORDOVA SANCHEZ

TANNAGAN JR OIC, STATION INTELLIGENCE
OIC, STATION PATROL SECTION
OPERATION SECTION

PCPT REYMUND ANDUJUR PCPT JOEL FREALDE MADREGALEJO

CHIEF, STATION TACTICAL CHIEF, STATION DRUG
OPERATION SECTION ENFORCEMENT UNIT

PCPT ROBIN DOMINGO SANTOS PMAJ GINA DELA RAMA PARINAS

CHIEF, STATION INVESTIGATION CHIEF, STATION COMMUNITY
AND DETECTIVE MANAGEMENT AFFAIRS SECTION
SECTION
PCPT JOCELYN CARINGAL EBORA PCPT LEONARDO FERNANDEZ
OIC, WOMEN AND UBANO JR.
CHILDREN OIC, SPECIAL REACTION UNIT/K9 UNIT
PROTECTION DESK
PLT ARMANDO IGUBAN DELIMA PCPT BENITA LAGMAY TERTE
OIC, CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION UNIT CHIEF, GSO/SHROA CONC
DEPUTY CHIEF, SCAS
PLT RONALD PONCE BAUTISTA PSSG MARIA JARENE DE
CHIEF, DMU CONC CHIEF, WAS JUAN ANDRES
PNCO-IC, FINANCE

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FOR : ALBERTO M. ALVAREZ
Practicum Coordinator
SUBJECT: VCPS - IMMERSION PHASE
DATE : OCTOBER 2, 2023- OCTOBER 26, 2023

On Monday, October 2, 2023, I was deployed in Valenzuela City Police Station.

On my first day of duty, we met Police Staff Sargeant, Ching. He was the one
who will handle our platoon. Mr. Ching remind us about the rules inside the
headquarters and he also assigned us in different office. I was assigned in the
office of Police Community Relation. In my observation, the office of the PCR is
the one that creates different programs in community. We also do some paper
works in the office. At 1 2 0 0 hours, our platoon leader, William Sanchez pulled us
out of our respective offices to have our lunch. At 1 3 0 0 hours we came back in
our designated offices to continue our duty. At 1600 hours, we had a formation
outside the headquarters to formally announce that our duty for that day is over.
On Tuesday, October 3, 2023, while we were in the formation, SPO4 Dantes
arrived. He introduced himself and told us about do’s and don’ts inside the
headquarters. I was assigned in Traffic Investigation Unit. We met Police Staff
Sargeant, Cabales. He is one of the traffic investigator in the office. We did not
do any work there because we are not allowed to, but we carefully observed the
process every time a complainant arrives. I notice that some complainant ask for
police report to get car insurance, some complainant arrive together with a
person they have conflict to and they would ask for a blotter. We were amazed
by how they accommodate all of the complainants who arrives in the office. At
1600 hours, we had a formation outside the headquarters to formally end our
duty for that day. On Wednesday, October 4 , 2 0 2 3 , I was once again assigned
in Traffic Investigation Unit. We did the same thing from yesterday, we observed
the process when the complainant arrives and what is really happening inside
the office on a daily basis. At 1300 hours, after lunch, PSSG Cabales told us to
watch a video on computer about the Criminology Licensure Exam. We learned
a lot from it and we were glad that we had some kind of a group study. All of us

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interns in the office were engage to answer every question that comes up.
Thursday, October 5 , 2 0 2 3 , there was an event in our school so the females in
our platoon were pulled out from duty because they will be performing dance
exhibition on that event. That day, I was assigned in Station Investigation Unit.
There, we met PSSG Batu. She told us to scan the progress reports and send it
to their e-mail. While we were observing in the office, we saw how the officers
handled those newly arrested persons. They were treated well and escorted into
the detention unit. Before our duty ends, PSSG Batu requested us to send the
scanned documents to their e-mail. And after that, our Platoon leader William
Sanchez formed us outside to formally end our duty. On Monday, October 9,
2023, we arrived in galleria building before 0600 hours because we were having
Uniform Drill with our Practicum Coordinator, Mr. Alberto Alvarez. After the
Uniform Drill, at 0 7 0 0 hours, we arrived at Valenzuela City Police Station and at
0800 hours, we had our flag raising ceremony together with all the police officers
in VCPS and with the Chief Of Police of Valenzuela City Police Station, PCL
Salvador Salazar Destura Jr. It was our first time to have a flag ceremony with
police officers and we saw how disciplined they are when in comes to the
formation. Nobody moves in the formation, even the slightest movement can be
seen so we had to stand firmly and endure the heat of the sun and the sweat
that was flowing on our faces. At 0900 hours we headed to our assigned offices
and do our duty. I was assigned again in Traffic Investigation Unit and we did
pretty much the same thing like before. And at 1 6 0 0 hours, we formed outside
and formally end our duty for that day. On Tuesday, October 10, 2023, at 0800
hours we had our formation and by 0 9 0 0 hours, PCMSgt. Reguerra requested all
male interns to wear PFT uniform because we were having community service.
We were told to move the bicycles from the evidence room to motor pool truck
and drop it at impound area. It was fun to work with Mr. Reguerra, he is very
approachable and kind to us, our platoon had a very good time working with him.
After all the bicycles were dropped in the impound area, we went back to the
headquarters. PCMSgt. Reguerra bought us some food and drinks because the
very tiring work was done. After that, we had some work in the headquarters and

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at 1600 hours, our platoon leader Sanchez formed us outside to formally end our
duty for that day. On Wednesday, October 11, 2023, we were asked to bring
our PFT uniform again. At 0800 hours, we had our formation outside and at 0900
hours, all male wear PFT uniform because we were going to have some physical
work to do. Mr. Ferrer requested us to move the chairs that has been piled up in
the terrace for a long time. We put it in a truck and drop it to impounding area
then we went back to the headquarters. When we arrived at the headquarters,
Mr. Ching bought us food again after the heavy work. I was happy eating and
sharing laugh with my platoon. At 1 6 0 0 hours, our platoon leader formed us
outside and formally ended our duty for that day. On Thursday, October 12,
2023, we had our formation at 0800 hours. At 0900 hours, Mr. Ching requested
us to clean the surrounding because there would be a conference. We planted
the plants outside and arranged it so that it would be presentable. After that, me
and my classmate, Pablo were called by PCpl Luaña. He told us to go with him
as he was the one who was assigned to buy food for the conference. We went
outside to buy food for at least 30 people and we delivered it to the office of
Chief of Police. After that, PSSgt Dumduma requested us to pile up the papers
from PCR and S.W.A.T locker room. At exactly 1600 hours, our platoon leader
Sanchez pulled us out and we had our formation outside before our duty ended.
On Monday, October 16, 2023 , we were requested to arrive earlier than usual
because they need our help to setup everything for the flag raising ceremony. So
we arrived in the VCPS at 0530 hours together with my classmates, we arranged
chairs and speakers, we also fix the sound system and we also clean the
surroundings. Before 0800 hours, we formed outside together with other police
officers and police trainees to have our flag raising ceremony. Police trainee
August David, the police trainee who went viral on social media for his heroic act
of service to save a woman from drowning, received many awards. We were
amazed by what he did and how he keep himself down to earth despite of all the
recognition he gets from other people. After the ceremony, we stayed outside to
have some practice for basic command and marching. After that, I was assigned
in Station Investigation Unit. After lunch, PSSgt. Ching requested all of us to go

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to Valenzuela People's Park to help them set up the stage and everything they
need for tomorrow' s event. Before 1 6 0 0 hours, we went back outside the
headquarters to form and end our duty formally. On Tuesday, October 1 7 , 2 0 2 3 ,
I have to wake up earlier than usual because our call time in headquarters is
0400 hours because all of us are assigned for the event. At 0530 hours, we
headed to Puregold Valenzuela and started to form while holding the placards.
At 0630 hours, aspiring candidates started to come and gather in their respective
places. At 0730 hours, the parade started, we walked from Puregold Valenzuela
to Valenzuela People's Park. We gathered in the venue and started the event.
The event ended before 0 9 0 0 hours, after all the people left, we stayed in the
venue to have our food and also to clean and return everything that we brought
there yesterday like chairs, tables, etc. After that, we went back to the
headquarters and at 1600 hours, our duty has ended. On Wednesday, October
18, 2023, we were told to report at the headquarters at 1000 hours. We had a
formation outside and after the formation we headed to our assigned
offices/units. I was assigned in Station Investigation Unit. They told us to scan
the spot reports and send it to their e-mail. At 1200 hours, we had our lunch
break and after break, we headed back to our offices to finish our work. At 1600
hours we had a formation outside and we ended our duty for that day. On
Thursday, October 19, 2023, at 0800 hours we had a formation outside and at
0900 hours, our marcher deployed us to our designated offices. I was assigned
again in Station Investigation Unit. I respectfully asked PSSgt. Manabat on what
are the procedures every time a complainant arrived or a newly arrested person
arrived. He taught us the step by step process of it. It is always feels great when
I learn something new every day. He taught us about what are the questions
they are asking to newly arrested person when they are conducting an interview,
the terminologies they use when they are making police blotter etc. At about
1500 hours, Mr. Daso called me to come with him because he needed to report
to Caloocan City PNP. We went back at the Valenzuela headquarters at about
1 7 0 0 hours, our classmates already left, I just get my bag and left the
headquarters. On Monday, October 23, 2023, this is our final week here in the

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Valenzuela Police Station. We didn’t have a flag raising ceremony for this
Monday so we reported at the headquarters before 0800 hours. At 0900 hours,
our marcher deployed us to our designated units. I was deployed in Station
Investigation Unit. PSSgt. Manabat taught us what questions are we going to
ask the newly arrested person when conducting an interview. He let us
interviewed the newly arrested persons and get their details. It was a new
experience for all of us. Our voices and tone should be commanding in order for
us to get the correct details. PSSgt. Manabat never let the day ends without us
learning something new. This is why I always want to be deployed in SIO
because everyday I learn something new. At 1 6 0 0 hours, we had a formation
outside and ended our duty for that day. On Tuesday, October 24, 2023, before
0800 hours we had a formation outside the headquarters and by 0900 hours, we
headed to our designated units. I was assigned in Station Investigation Unit. Non
- uniformed personnel requested us to scan the documents and send it to their
e-mail. I noticed that the most common crime committed is the PD 1602 or the
Anti-Illegal Gambling Law. And the second most common crime committed is the
Article 308 of the Revised Penal Code, Theft. PSSgt. Manabat also taught us
about the difference between regular filing and inquest. At 1600 hours, our duty
has ended for this day. On Wednesday, October 2 5 , 2 0 2 3 , we arrived at the
headquarters before 0800 hours to have our daily formation. After the formation
we enter the headquarters and went to our designated units. At about 1100
hours, PCpl. Luaña called me and my buddy, Pablo and requested us to come
with him because he needed assistance for he was the one who will deliver the
food for the conference that day. So we picked up food, we bought food and
drinks and everything they need for the conference and delivered it to the venue.
It was a tiring day for all of us but we also had a lot of fun and lessons from
PCpl. Luaña. He keeps on giving us tips and advise about the board exams, we
have so many lesson learned from his experience. At about 1 5 0 0 hours, we
arrived back to the headquarters and at 1600 hours, we had a formation
outside to formally end our duty for this day. On Thursday, October 26, 2023,
this is our last day of OJT here in Valenzuela City Police Station. At 0 8 0 0
hours we had a

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formation and at 0930 we headed to the conference room because we were
having a seminar that would be conducted by PCpt. E bora. It was about
RA 1 1 3 1 3 . We learned so many new lesson there and we thank PCpt. E bora
for her time for us. After the seminar, we prepared for our boodle fight. At 1 2 0 0
hours, we had our boodle fight. Everyone was having fun. It was so fun to eat
together with our classmates. Before 1600 hours, we had a formation outside
and while we were in the formation, PSSgt. Ching thank us for the time and
cooperation of us. We also thanked PSSgt. Ching for his dedication to handle
us although we are not a perfect platoon, he always appreciates our efforts
and tried to handle us as much as he can. After Mr.Ching left, SESPO
Dantes arrived and also talked to us. He also gave us his appreciation for
all our efforts and we also thanked him for every lesson he had teach us.
He taught us to bring the

discipline we learned from him as we go because discipline will take us to the

right places in our careers.

I had a mixed emotion as we left the headquarters. I was sad because we will no
longer see the officers who handled us but also I was glad and thankful for every

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Daily accounting supervised by PEMS. Dantes

Daily accounting with PEMS. Dantes

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Photo taken during duty on SIU

Photo taken during duty on SIU

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This is a photo taken after our activity involving moving junks from headquarters
to the impounding area.

This is a photo together with my buddy, taken during

our duty on desk.

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 OUR LADY OF FATIMA UNIVERSITY

COLLEGE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE

Valenzuela city

Bureau of Jail Management and Penology Valenzuela

BACKGROUND

On January 2 , 1 9 9 1 , the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology was created

thru Republic Act 6975 as a line Bureau under the Department of Interior and
Local Government. The Jail Bureau is the upgraded version of its forerunner, the
Office of Jail Management and Penology of the defunct PC/INP last headed by
BRIG GEN Arsenio E. Concepcion. As mandated by law, the BJMP shall operate
under the reorganized Department of the Interior and Local Government. Starting
from scratch with 5 0 0 personnel in 1 9 9 1 the BJMP weaned from its mother
PC/INP as a mere component, to become a full-fledged bureau. Director Charles
S. Mondejar took his oath of office on July 1 of 1991 as the first Chief of the
Bureau. The Bureau of Jail Management and Penology supervises and controls
all district, city and municipal jails.

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 MISSION

To provide humane safekeeping and developmental opportunities for Persons Deprived

of Liberty (PDL) in the promotion of public safety.

VISION

By 2040, a world-class agency highly capable of providing humane safekeeping and

developmental opportunities for Persons Deprived of Liberty (PDL).

CORE VALUES
• Makatao (Respect for Humanity)
• May Integridad (With Integrity)
• Matatag (Resiliency)

• LOCATION / ADDRESS: MXV9+PQX, Maysan Rd, Valenzuela, 1440

Metro Manila

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 VALENZUELA CITY JAIL DIRECTORY

JDIR RUEL S. RIVERA, DSC

Chief, Bureau of Jail Management and Penology

JCSUPT CLINT RUSSEL A. TANGERES , CESE

Regional Director of the Jail Bureau

JSSUPT ROGER D. ANTONIO

ARD for Administration, BJMP NCR

JSSUPT CATHERINE A. LOPEZ-ABUEVA

ARD for Operations, BJMP NCR

JSUPT EMMANUEL A. TOLENTINO

OIC, Regional Chief of Directorial Staff, BJMP

JCINSP PRINCE DJ B. ORBASE

City Jail Warden – Male Dorm

SJO4 RUEL A. BRIONES

Assistant City Jail Warden, / Chief, Administrative Section – VCJMD

JINSP ANGELINA V. IBANEZ

City Jail Warden – Female Dorm“Changing Lives, Building a Safer Nation”

FOR : ALBERTO M. ALVAREZ

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 Practicum Coordinator
SUBJECT: VALENZUELA CITY JAIL- MALE DORM - IMMERSION PHASE
DATE : November 13, 2023 - December 12, 2023

On this day, November 13, 2023 before our first OJT at the BJMP Valenzuela,
we had a Uniform Drill at 600H at Galleria Building. After that we go to the BJMP
and this is our first day at BJMP. Our handler is Ma’am Dizon, she instructed us
to join their Flag Raising Ceremony. After the Flag Raising, we go to the BJMP’s
conference room to have an overview about BJMP and also what are our Do’s
and Don’ts while we are at BJMP. After lunch, at exactly 1230H, we are now
deploy together with my buddy, Fortes, we are assigned at the On Post on the
3rd Floor. We met two BJMP Officer there that was also assigned at On Post. At
exactly 1430H, they have their Head Counting of the PDL’s, and we joined them
on counting of the PDL’s. They also give us some overview about BJMP. At
exactly 1600H we are pulled out by Marcher. On this day, November 14, 2023
on the second day of our OJT, we are at the Conference Room to have some
lectures about How to be a BJMP Officer. We watched a video on how is the
training of a Jail Officer. There is also a Jail Officer and a part-time Criminology
teacher that lectured us about BJMP Structures and Therapeutic Community.
After the lunch, at exactly 1230H, we are on our duty. Today we are at the
Health Unit. A Jail Officer that is a Registered Nurse is facilitating the Health Unit.
Since it is Tuesday today, there is a visitations for the PDL’s. The Visitation days
of the BJMP Valenzuela is from Tuesday to Sunday. Also in BJMP Valenzuela,
there is a Conjugal Visit for men PDL only. The Conjugal visitor needs to have
an Antigen test before they proceed to conjugal. After that, the PDL’s have their
weekly check ups and the Health Unit provides them a vitamins. After that at
exactly 1530H we are pulled out because we can’t join to the Visitors of the PDL
because they are only allowed to visit the PDL from 1300H to 1600H only. On
this day, November 15, 2023 our calltime is 700H. We are having again a
lecture about dismantling a pistol and a rifle. We dismantle Taurus and M16. All
of the interns try to dismantle the pistol and the rifle. After that we are having a

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lunch and at exactly 1230H, we are on our duty. Today we are on the On Post of
the 4th Floor. Again we joined the Jail Officer on the Head Count of the PDL’s. At
exactly 1600H, we are pulled out by Marcher. On this day, November 16, 2023
we don’t have a lecture today because Ma’am Dizon is on the Pulo together with
our 4 classmates. They are having a Job Fair. So at exaclty 7 0 0 H we are
already on our duty. We are assigned today at the Records Unit. Sir Ortiz
showed us an example of a carpeta, and also discussed the content of a carpeta.
Sir Bondoc, the head of the Record Unit teach us how to count the penalty and
also how to convert to penalty days the fine if the PDL can’t pay. After that
Marcher pulled us out at exactly 1600H. On Tuesday, November 28, 2023, Mrs.
Dizon assigned four of my platoon members including me to assist in an event of
BJMP at Brgy. Punturin, Valenzuela City. The BJMP had a training that day
together with the Valenzuela City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management
Office (VCDRRMO). They performed different types of rappelling and we were
lucky to be allowed to perform rappelling too. It was our first time to do rappelling
and it was a great experience. After their training at 1 6 0 0 hours, Mrs, Dizon sent
her appreciation to us for coming and assisting them that day. After that, she told
us that we could go home and rest. On Wednesday, November 29, 2023,
before 0700 hours we formed outside for daily accounting. After the accounting,
we headed to the conference room for lecture. After the lecture, we had our
lunch break. Before 1 3 0 0 hours, we did an accounting before heading to our
designated duties. I was assigned in record unit. JO1 Ortiz handled us and
taught us about the duty of an officer in records unit. We learned many things
that day. For me, records unit is my favorite unit to be assigned to because
officers on that unit are very nice and friendly and they really make efforts to
teach us. At 1600 hours, we formed outside for accounting. After the accounting,
our marcher dismissed us. On Thursday, November 30, 2023, before 0700
hours we formed outside for daily accounting. After the accounting, we headed
to the conference room for lecture. After the lecture, we had our lunch break.
Before 1300 hours, we did an accounting before heading to our designated
duties. I was assigned in Welfare and Development unit. JO1 Paz handled us on

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their office. He taught us about their job in WD unit. It is good to see those PDL’s
making bayongs and knowing they earn money so that they could still help their
family while being in jail. WD unit is a really big help for PDL’s life and their
family. At 1600 hours, we formed outside for accounting, after the accounting,
our marcher dismissed us. On Monday, December 4, 2023, before 0700 hours
we formed outside for daily accounting. Before 0800 hours, we headed to roof
deck to have our flag raising ceremony. After the flag raising ceremony, we went
to the conference room for lectures. That day, Jail Warden Orbase met us in the
conference room. He talk about his accomplishments of being a warden and
gave us advice for our career. It was a pleasure and great experience meeting
the Jail Warden. We learned so many things from his advice. After that, we had
our lunch break. Before 1 3 0 0 hours, we had an accounting outside before
heading to our designated duties. I was assigned in roof deck where the PDL’s
and their “dalaw” can meet. Before 1600 hours, our marcher formed us outside
for accounting and after the accounting, our marcher dismissed us. On Tuesday,
December 5, 2023, before 0700 hours we formed outside for daily accounting.

After the accounting, we went to the conference room for lectures. After our
lunch break, we formed outside for accounting before heading to our designated
duties. I was assigned again in records unit. JO1 Ortiz showed us how they
interview newly committed PDL’s. It was a nice experience listening to the story
of a PDL on what are the reasons why they were arrested and went to jail. I can
say JO1 Ortiz is a very kind officer. He talks to the PDL’s like they are just
friends. We really enjoyed our time in the record unit, it was really fun learning
new things. Before 1600 hours, we formed outside for accounting before our
marcher dismissed us. On Wednesday, December 6 , 2 0 2 3 , our Chief Intern
told us that we were having our duties in Galleria building. Before 0 7 0 0 hours,
we arrived at the building for attendance. On morning, we join the BFS booth.
We play different games together with my classmates. At 1200 hours, we had
our lunch break and we get back before 1 3 0 0 hours. After lunch, we join the
special class for Atty. Tet Ocampo. After her class, we went back to the room of
BFS booth. Before 1 6 0 0 hours, we went to the DT room to watch the talent

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portion and also to support my classmate because he will also be performing on

that event. After that, I went to the office to get my invitation letter for tomorrow’s
CFS night. On Thursday, December 7, 2023, we did not have our duty because
we are going to the CFS night. At 1700 hours, we arrived at CJ7 court, Dambana
for the event. The CFS night was really fun. We danced, sang, and enjoyed the
night. We really had so much fun. We thank the CCJ especially the officers for
making the event possible. On Monday, December 11, 2023, before 0700
hours, we formed outside for daily accounting. After the accounting we went to
roof deck for flag raising ceremony. After the flag raising ceremony, we went to
the conference room and wait for further instructions. Before 1 2 0 0 hours, Mrs.
Dizon told our marcher that she needed four (4) interns to pick up the food for
the conference for PDL’s. So me and my 3 other classmates volunteered. After
we get the food for the PDL’s, we had our lunch break. After our lunch break,
officers from BJMP requested four of us to go with them because they needed
assistance to deliver the “bayongs” to the Mayor’s Office. When we got back to
the BJMP building, we headed to our designated duties. At 1 6 0 0 hours, we
formed outside for accounting and our marcher dismissed us. On Tuesday,
December 12, 2023, we join the tree planting program of BJMP. At 0630 hours,
we went to Rubber Master, Barangay Lingunan, Valenzuela City to conduct our
tree planting program together with BJMP officers from Valenzuela and Malabon
City. After the program, we headed back to BJMP building at 1 0 0 0 hours
because we will be giving food for the PDL’s because this is our last day in
BJMP. At 1300 hours, we did our duty first and at around 1500 hours, we stared
to give the food for the PDL’s. After that, we went to roof deck to meet Jail
Warden, Orbase. He sent us his appreciation through out our duty in BJMP. We
also thank them for assisting us through out. After meeting Jail Warden, Orbase,
we went outside with Mrs. Dizon to have our last formation before leaving the
BJMP. We really appreciate the officers especially Mrs. Dizon who handled us
through out our duty in BJMP. Mrs. Dizon is very kind and responsible officer.
She always make sure that we learn something every single day. Thank you
Bureau of Jail Management and Penology Valenzuela City!

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Daily formation outside BJMP Valenzuela City

Daily formation outside BJMP Valenzuela City

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This photo is taken during our lesson on assembling and disassembling of a
firearm.

This photo is taken during our daily lecture conducted in lecture room.

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This photo is taken during our tree planting activity.

This photo is taken during our physical fitness test.

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 OUR LADY OF FATIMA UNIVERSITY

COLLEGE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE

VALENZUELA CAMPUS

Bureau of Fire Valenzuela

HISTORY
The Bureau of Fire Protection was formed from the units of the
Philippine Integrated National Police 's Office of Fire Protection Service on
January 29, 1991, through a law named Republic Act 6975 creating the present
Interior Department and placing the fire service under its control.

MANDATE
The BFP is responsible for ensuring public safety through the prevention or
suppression of all destructive fires on buildings, houses, and other similar
structure, forests, and land transportation vehicles and equipment, ships/vessels
docked at piers, wharves or anchored at major seaports, petroleum industry
installations.

MISSION
We commit to prevent and suppress, destructive fires, investigate its
causes; enforce Fire Code and other related laws; respond to man-made
and natural disasters and other emergencies.

VISION
A modern fire, service fully capable of ,ensuring a fire safe nation by 2034.
LOCATION
3S Center Barangay Dalandanan Valenzuela City (fire Substation) &
Karuhatan Fire station

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 VALENZUELA CITY FIRE STATION ORGANIZATIONAL
STRUCTURE

KARUHATAN FIRE STATION

INSP RALPH VINCENT A. DEINLA
Acting Chief, operations Section con chief, Special Rescue Force
SFO2 ADALBERT A. LEGASPI
Acting chief fire engine company, karuhatan Fire station con fire

station inspector

FO3 MERVIN T. LUNA FO3 CHAROLD B. NAVARRO

Team leader, special Team leader, special rescue

rescue force force

FO3 JIMMY E. ERLANO FO3 ISRAEL B. SAYOD

Crew/rescuer con logistic officer, Crew/ rescuer, special rescue

special rescue force force Inspector

FO2 ROLDAN D. BALUT FO2 PETER D. KAWI

Crew/rescuer con logistic officer, Crew/rescuer, special rescue
special rescue force Inspector force con building inspector

FO1 HENRY B. VIADO FO1 MELODY D. CANDIDO

Driver karuhatan fire station Crew/rescuer con supply
accountable clerk, logistic unit

FO1 ERIC B. BEJENTING FO1 JUANITO O. TAPANAN

Crew rescuer, special rescue JR.
force Crew/rescuer special rescue
force

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FOR: ALBERTO M. ALVAREZ
Practicum Coordinator
SUBJECT: BFP VALENZUELA - IMMERSION PHASE
DATE : January 29, 2024 - FEBRUARY 22, 2024

On Monday, January 29, 2024, before 0700 hours we gathered in galleria

building for Mr. Alvarez’s instructions. Our Coordinator instructed our platoon to
report to BFP Karuhatan Sub-Station for 7 days for proper lecture and seminar.
At 0800 hours, FO1 Shairah Mokalam met us and told us about the rules in the
station. After formation, FO1 Mokalam started the lecture about the history of fire.

After lunch break at 1300 hours, she continued her lecture until 1600 hours. We
wore our PFT attire because we were having a physical exercise with FO1
Mokalam. After the exercise, we conducted an accounting and at 1700 hours, our
marcher dismissed our platoon. On Tuesday, January 3 0 , 2 0 2 4 , we gathered
outside before 0800 hours to have our daily morning accounting. After the
accounting, we met SFO4 Gino Mirabite. He had a lecture about the RA 9514 or
the “ Fire Code of the Philippines of 2008” . After his lecture, we had our
lunch break. At 1300 hours, FO1 Mokalam gave us a quiz about her lecture on
Monday. After the quiz, she continued her lecture from Monday and after the
lecture, we wore our PFT uniform for physical exercise together with FO1
Mokalam. After the exercise, we clean the 2 nd floor and the ground floor of the
station. At 1 7 0 0 hours, our marcher dismissed our platoon. On Wednesday,
January 3 1 , 2 0 2 4 , we gathered outside before 0800 hours to have our daily
morning accounting. After the accounting, we met FO1 Candido. She had a
lecture about ropemanship and after the lecture, she taught us the different types
of ropemanship. After the lunch at 1 3 0 0 hours, we had a practical exam, we
were asked to perform different types of ropemanship. After the practical
exam at 1600 hours, we clean the station and at 1 7 0 0 hours, our marcher
dismissed our platoon. On Thursday, February 1, 2024, we gathered outside
before 0800 hours to have our daily morning accounting. After the accounting,
we met FO3 Mervin Luna. He had a lecture about the Fire Fighting
Operations. It was a long lecture but very

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fire incident. After lunch break at 1400 hours, we met FO2 Balon. He had a
lecture about Disaster Management. It was very interesting too and we also
realized that their job was not easy and is very dangerous. After his lecture, we
had a quiz about all the lecture from Monday. After the quiz, we clean all over the
station and at 1700 hours, our marcher dismissed us. On Monday, February 5,
2024, at around 0730 hours we started our daily cleaning routine on BFP
Karuhatan Sub- Station. Before 0 8 0 0 hours, we had our daily accounting and
proceeded to our lecture. Our lecture for this day is about fire investigation. Fire
officers from SRF or Search and Rescue Force and Investigation Unit conducted
the lecture. After the lecture, we had our lunch break at 1 2 0 0 hours and arrived
back at the station before 1300 hours. At around 1400 hours, FO3 Luna
requested us to make a sample narrative report of a fire incident. After the
activity, we formed and had our accounting before 1700 hours before leaving the
station. On Tuesday, February 6, 2024, at around 0730 hours we started our
daily cleaning routine on BFP Karuhatan Sub- Station. Before 0 8 0 0 hours, we had
our daily accounting and proceeded to our lecture. Our lecture for this day is
about EMS or Emergency Medical Services. The lecture goes through out the
day. It was fun and very interesting. We learned a lot of important skills in order
to save other or even ourselves. After the lecture, we formed and had our
accounting before 1700 hours before leaving the station. On Wednesday,
February 7, 2024, before 0800 hours, we reported to BFP Malinta Sub-Station. It
was our first day on this station. Our handler oriented us about what we are
gonna be doing for the next two weeks. We had a lecture after lunch that lasted
until before 1700 hours. At 1700 hours, we left the station. On Thursday,
February 8, 2024, before 0800 hours, we reported to BFP Malinta Sub-Station.
We started our day with Army Dozen exercise together with FO2 Cabling. After
the exercise, FO2 Cabling teaches us the different ways to fold a hose and how
to roll it. In the middle of the discussion, FO2 Cabling received an information
that there was a fire within their AOR. They immediately respond and leave the
station. After lunch at around 1 4 0 0 hours, we had a quick lecture about fire safety.

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The lecture lasted before 1700 hours and at 1700 hours, we left the station. On
Monday, February 12, 2024, we arrived at the station before 0800 hours. This
time we met new BFP officers because the officers from the previous week is on
a day-off. We met SFO1 Cariaga, FO3 Arbuyes, FO2 Parinasan, FO1 Laco, FO1
Camacam. They made us introduced ourselves first and show us our talent. After
that, they told us about the rules while on the station. After lunch at around 1300
hours, we had a quick lecture about fire extinguisher. At 1 6 0 0 hours, we began to
clean the station and at 1 7 0 0 hours, we left the station. On Tuesday, February
13, 2024, we arrived at the station around 0730 hours because we will be having
a jogging with SFO1 Cariaga. We finished the exercise at around 0900 hours.
We clean the station before we have a rest. At around 1000 hours, FO1 Laco
taught us about the PPE or the Personal Protective Equipment. We took our
lunch at 1200 hours and at around 1300 hours, FO3 Arbuyes taught us the parts
of a fire truck and their functions. At 1600 hours, we began to clean the station
and at 1700 hours, we left the station. On Wednesday, February 14, 2024, we
arrived at the station around 0 7 3 0 hours. This day, we will be having an activity
about fire fighting together with our classmates from BFP Marulas Sub-station
that will be conducted an Barangay Rincon. At around 0 9 0 0 hours, we left the
station riding a fire truck together with our officers. Around 0930 hours, we
arrrived at Brgy. Rincon and started our fire fighting activity. After the activity at
around 1 1 0 0 hours, we went back to the station and took our lunch. After lunch,
we had an important conversations with BFP officers and we acquired important
tips that we could use in the future. At 1 6 0 0 hours, we began to clean the station
and at 1700 hours, we left the station. On Thursday, February 15, 2024, we
arrived at the station around 0730 hours. Everyone is busy preparing for our
boodle fight. We helped to cook the food and prepare the table. At 1 2 0 0 hours,
we ate together with BFP officers. We can say that our officers our very nice and
friendly to us. It was fun to be with them and at the same time, we learned a lot
from them. Thank you so much, SFO1 Cariaga, FO3 Arbuyes, FO2 Parinasan,
FO1 Laco, FO1 Camacam. On Monday, February 19, 2024, we arrived at the
station before 0800 hours. We had a formation and made a daily report to our

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group chat with FO1 Mokalam. After reporting, we proceeded to conduct a
general cleaning all over the station. After cleaning, we went to the market to buy
food for our lunch with officers. At 1200 hours we took our lunch and at 1300
hours we had a lecture about firefighting. Before 1700 hours, we clean the station
again before leaving. On Tuesday, February 20, 2024, we arrived at the station
before 0800 hours. We had a formation and made a daily report to our group
chat with FO1 Mokalam. After reporting, we proceeded to conduct a general
cleaning all over the station. After cleaning, we went to the market to buy food for
our lunch with officers. After lunch, we had a lecture. After the lecture, FO2
Cabling requested us to clean the interior of the firetruck for preparation on fire

truck cleaning for tomorrow. Before 1700 hours, we clean the station again
before leaving. On Wednesday, February 2 1 , 2 0 2 4 , we arrived at the station
before 0800 hours. We had a formation and made a daily report to our group
chat with FO1 Mokalam. After reporting, we proceeded to conduct a general
cleaning all over the station. After cleaning, we went to the market to buy food for
our lunch with officers. After lunch, we proceeded to clean the firetruck. We
finished the firetruck before 1700 hours. Before 1700 hours, we clean the station
again before leaving. On Thursday, February 22, 2024, we arrived at the station
before 0800 hours. We had a formation and made a daily report to our group
chat with FO1 Mokalam. After reporting, we proceeded to conduct a general
cleaning all over the station. Since this is the last day of our duty at station, we
decided to have a boodle fight with officers. At 0900 hours, we went to the
market to buy food for the boodle fight and went back to station immediately to
prepare the food. At 1200 hours, we ate together with officers. After lunch, we
just had a conversation with officers about tips and advice for future. Before 1700
hours, we clean the station again before leaving. Thank you, BFP Valenzuela
Malinta Fire Sub - Station.

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This photo is taken during our daily accounting in BFP Malinta Station.

This is the photo taken during our AOR. We were ordered to clean the firetruck

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These are the photos taken after our Fire Fighting activity together with our co-
interns from BFP Marulas Station.

These are the photos taken after our Fire Fighting activity together with our co-
interns from BFP Marulas Station.

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 This is the photo taken during our Flushing activity
together with FO2 Cabling and SFO2 Deramas

This is the photo taken during our boodle fight on our last day of duty in BFP
Malinta Sub-Station.

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 OUR LADY OF FATIMA UNIVERSITY

COLLEGE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE

VALENZUELA CAMPUS

BARANGAY MAYSAN VALENZUELA

BACKGROUND

Maysan comes from the word "maisan" or corn field. Some of its famous
lad marks include the Expo Commercial Center and St. Louis College.
They celebrate their fiesta during May 11 which is the feast of Mahal na
Birhen ng Patron ng Sto. Rosario. Around 29,000 people dwell in this 25.3
square hectare barangay

Objectives

The ultimate target needs of the safety of citizens during calamity towards the
creation of holistic system to identify the most dangerous areas and allocate the
most priorities persons especially all the Person with Disability and Senior Citizen
during the flood or earthquake calamities.

To create a BDRRMC team to monitor the critical areas before, during and after
in case of calamities.

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In coordination of City Government of Valenzuela to preserve and maintain
regular or monthly cleanliness of creeks with low lying areas.

Vision

a primary source of knowledge that provides proper training for the community to
develop their existing knowledge and to be aware of what might they
encountered soon.

Mission

active organization that provides finest services that we can, provides medical
and psychological needs and assessment for traumatized victim and conducting
a training and seminar for community development and safety to become more
productive members of the community.

LOCATION:

MXXH+G3G, Maysan Rd, Valenzuela, Metro Manila

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 SANGGUNIANG BARANGAY
NG MAYSAN

HON.DANILO M. CANTILLON
Punong Barangay

Councilor:

HON.RICHARD S. ALARCON
Chairman/Committee on Public Works and Infrastructure

HON.PIO G. DOON
Chairman/Committee on
Environment and Sanitation and Peace and Order

HON.BALTAZAR Z. MIRANDA
Chairman/Committee on
Appropriation

HON.RONALDO S.CANDIDO
Chairman/Committee on
Education

HON. REIGN JOY C. SABINO

HON.EMILIO E. CANDIDO

HON.JAIME P. SABINO

HON. MA. MICAH V. MALLARI

SK - Chairperson

JENNIFER M. SONE
Secretary

MARIDEL M. IBARROLA
Treasurer

SERGIO N. DE LEON
Barangay Administrator

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FOR : ALBERTOM. ALVAREZ
Practicum Coordinator
SUBJECT: VCPS PCR - IMMERSION PHASE
DATE: March11,2024 - April 11, 2024

On Monday, March 11, 2024, before 0700 hours, we arrived at the Galleria
building for Uniform Inspection conducted by our Coordinator, Mr. Alberto
Alvarez. After the inspection, our platoon headed to 3s Brgy. Maysan to report
for our duty. Around 0900 hours, the Executive Officer of the barangay
dispatched us to our designated post. We were assigned to the barangay
headquarters. At 1200 hours, we had our lunch break and returned before 1300
hours. Before 1600 hours, we left the headquarters to report back to 3s before
the dismissal of our duty. At 1 6 0 0 hours, our marcher dismissed us. On
Tuesday, March 12, 2024, before 0800 hours, we arrived at barangay
headquarters to report before duty. We observe the function and daily activities
of the barangay. At 1200 hours, we had our break and returned before 1300
hours. At 1500 hours, we reported at 3 s Maysan for new instructions from
Executive Officer. At 1 6 0 0 hours, our marcher dismissed us. On Wednesday,
March 13, 2024, before 0800 hours, we arrived at barangay headquarters to
report before duty. We were assigned to observe along PLV college. At 1200
hours, we had our break and returned before 1300 hours. At 1500 hours, we
reported back to 3 s and at 1 6 0 0 hours, our marcher dismissed us. On Thursday,
March 14, 2024, before 0800 hours, we arrived at barangay headquarters to
report before duty. We were assigned to observe along PLV college. At 1200
hours, we had our break and returned before 1300 hours. At 1500 hours, we
reported back to 3s and at 1600 hours, our marcher dismissed us. On Monday,
March 18, 2024, we arrived at PLV before 0800 hours. Before 1200 hours,
arrived at Annex post to assist high school students during their out. We went
back to PLV at 1330 hours and continued our duty. Before 1600 hours, we
reported at 3s Maysan before dismissal. On Tuesday, March 19, 2024, we
arrived at PLV before 0800 hours. We spent our whole day of duty at PLV since

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all the of the other post at already attended by our Co- Interns. Before 1 6 0 0
hours, we reported at 3s Maysan before dismissal. On Wednesday, March 20,
2024, we arrived at PLV before 0800 hours. Around 0830 hours, we gave
assistance to Maysan Elementary School during their earthquake drill. At drill
lasted until 0930 hours. Before 1200 hours, we went to Maysan Elementary
School to assist the students during their out. We went back to PLV at around
1330 hours and continued our duty. Before 1600 hours, we reported at 3s
Maysan before dismissal. On Thursday, March 21, 2024, we arrived at PLV
before 0800 hours. Around 0830 hours, we gave assistance to Maysan
Elementary School during their earthquake drill. The drill lasted until 0930 hours.
Before 1200 hours, we went to Annex post to assist students during their out.
We reported back to PLV at 1330 hours and continued our duty. Before 1600
hours, we reported to 3s for the evaluation report from the Barangay before
dismissal. On Monday, April 1, 2024, we reported at Valenzuela City Police
Station at around 0700 hours. At around 0800 hours, we formed outside together
with other OJT’s from other school. After formation, went inside the building.
PSSg. Ching informed us about the activity that we need to accomplish during
our time on their office. We spent our whole day discussing and planning the
program. At 1700 hours, PSsg Ching dismissed us. On Tuesday, April 2, 2024,
we arrived at the station at before 0800 hours. After formation, we went inside
the building. On morning, our co-interns prepared the request letter for the clean
up drive and feeding program that we will be conducting. We started discussing
the budget for the grocery and other necessity. At 1 7 0 0 hours, PSsg Ching
dismissed us. On Wednesday, April 3, 2024, we arrived at the Marulas
Barangay Hall before 0 8 0 0 hours for the clean- up drive. After the activity, we
reported back to the VCPS at around 1100 hours. After lunch, we decided to buy
the grocery for relief goods for feeding program. We finished repacking the food
at around 1630 hours. At 1700 hours, PSsg Ching dismissed us. On Thursday,
April 4, 2024, we reported at VCPS before 0800 hours. The feeding program
was cancelled for this day so we spent our whole day discussing a new plan for
the feeding program. At 1700 hours, PSsg Ching dismissed us. On Monday,

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April 8, 2024, we arrived in VCPS at 0800 hours. Police officers were having a
flag raising ceremony so we waited outside the VCPS for PSsg. Ching to return
after ceremony. At 0900 hours, we reported at the office of the PCR. We spent
our day preparing for the feeding program that will be conducted on Tuesday,
April 9, 2024. At 1700 hours, PSsg. Ching dismissed our platoon. On Tuesday,
April 9, 2024, we conducted our feeding program in Barangay. Marulas,
Valenzuea City. We arrived at the barangay at 0700 hours and started preparing
for the program together with PCpl. Dazo and PSsg. Toledo. The program was
done at around 1100 hours. At around 1100 hours, our marcher dismissed our
platoon. On Thursday, April 11, 2024, this is our last day PNP-PCR. We
reported in the office at 0800 hours. We spent our day working on our evaluation
form for the office of the PCR and for our platoon. It was a great experience
working together with PSsg. Ching and other police officers assigned in PCR. At
1700 hours, PSsg. Ching dismissed our platoon.

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This photo is taken during morning duty in PLV

This photo is taken during our duty in PLV

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This photo is taken during our duty in PLV

This photo is taken during our duty in PLV

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 This photo is taken after PNP Officers conducted brief discussion about RA
11313.

This photo is taken by me together with my buddy conducting traffic enforcement.

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FOR : ALBERTO M. ALVAREZ
Practicum Coordinator
SUBJECT: POST-IMMERSION
DATE: February 24, 2024 - May 15, 2024

On February 24, 2024, this day is our orientation day about the CEAP in Our
Lady of Fatima University. Our professor Ms. Tee conducted the seminar. She
gave us brief discussion on what will be the benefits of this program. On March 9,
2 0 2 4 , our subject for review is Criminal Law. Ma’ am Desiree is our speaker for
this day. She is a dean from other school and one of the youngest person to
become a dean. She is so good in teaching the subject, she speaks so clearly so
we learned a lot from that day. On March 10, 2024, the subject for this day is
about Criminal Justice System with our lecturer JO1 Aban. She discussed the
lesson clearly and we absorbed the topic so well. On March 23, 2024, the
subject for this day is about Criminal Law Book 2 together with our speaker
Police Captain Hife. He is funny and very smart person. On March 24, 2024, this
is my favorite day when we met the former Top 1 Board Passer in CLE, Attorney.
Jeffrey Baj ita. He is very smart and very funny person. He speaks loud and clear.
He gave us tips on not just to pass the board but how to be on Top. We really
learned a lot about the board exam that day. I wish we will be given a chance to
meet Attorney. Baj ita again.

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 This photo was taken during our CEAP with PCpt. Hife

This photo was taken during our CEAP with Ma’am Desiree

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This photo was taken during our CEAP

This photo was taken during our CEAP

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BATCH SANLIYAB SY. 2023-2024

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EVALUATION OF PHILIPINE NATIONAL POLICE-
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SEPTEMBER 0 5 , 2 0 2 3 “ BASIC OF WRITING CASE STUDY, NARRATIVE

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