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POLICE PATROL OBSERVATION REPORT
Submitted by:
GROUP III – ALPHA COMPANY LEADER:
PO1 Giban, Leonard Bryan
MEMBERS:
PO1 PO1 PO1 PO1 PO1 PO1 PO1 PO1 PO1
Colilihan, Rexter Conejos, Max De La Cruz, Ray Jason De La Cruz, Richelle Diaz, Kenneth Anthony D. Dumael, Henry Dumangeng, Aireen Estillore, Aracilee Garais, Joy
Submitted to: SPO1 Noel Abarientos (Instructor)
Actual Patrol Operation
Group 3 was assigned to do foot patrol in Phase 5 V&G subdivision and Barangay 95 Caibaan Tacloban City. As we went to our designated areas of responsibility, we used the ‘foot patrol operation’ type were it can penetrate areas which automobiles can’t go. The foot patrol operation takes more physicality compared to other types of patrol and is important in close observations. It is also helpful in getting information from the community because it involves interaction with the public. In Phase 5 V&G subdivision, we roamed the place on buddybuddy system using circular, double-back and zig-zag type operation on a (5) five to (10) ten minutes interval per pair of police officers. In Brgy. Caibaan, we roamed still on buddy-buddy system employing double-back type of operation on (5) five minutes interval per pair of police officers.
Definition of Terms
Police Patrol – it is the action of going through or around a designated area at regular interval for purposes of security or observation by eliminating the opportunity in the commission of an offence. It is the basic law enforcement method and considered as the backbone of any police organization. It works directly with the community by analyzing the area, the situation and the people.
Foot Patrol – a vintage type of patrol were it is useful in patrolling areas that automobile can’t do or is not advisable.
Observations and Recommendations Phase 5 V&G Subdivision 1. 2. 3. 4.
Too many damaged/rough roads. Some important street signs are destroyed. No warning signs on sharp curbs. (1) One electrical post in Adelfa St. stands on a Mango tree.
Recommendation: 1. Barangay officials should ask help from the DPWH to rehabilitate damage roads. 2. Install new street signs. 3. Install warning signs. 4. Check your electrical post if its properly installed.
Barangay Caibaan 1. Busted street lights along Brgy. Caibaan road. 2. Some damaged roads. 3. Children are prone to accidents because the road serves as a playground. 4. Roads are not that wide but vehicles are moving fast.
Recommendation: 1. Install new street lights along the road of the barangay. 2. Rehabilitate damaged roads. 3. Relocate new playground for children and try to educate them. 4. Construct road humps to reduce the speed of moving vehicles.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PAGE I.
Vicinity Map
1
II.
Definition of Terms
2
III.
Actual Patrol Operation
3
IV.
Observations and Recommendations
4
V.
Pictorials
5
Submitted by:
GROUP III – ALPHA COMPANY LEADER:
PO1 Giban, Leonard Bryan
MEMBERS:
PO1 PO1 PO1 PO1 PO1 PO1 PO1 PO1 PO1
Colilihan, Rexter Conejos, Max De La Cruz, Ray Jason De La Cruz, Richelle Diaz, Kenneth Anthony D. Dumael, Henry Dumangeng, Aireen Estillore, Aracilee Garais, Joy
Submitted to: SPO1 Noel Abarientos (Instructor)
Actual Patrol Operation
Group 3 was assigned to do foot patrol in Phase 5 V&G subdivision and Barangay 95 Caibaan Tacloban City. As we went to our designated areas of responsibility, we used the ‘foot patrol operation’ type were it can penetrate areas which automobiles can’t go. The foot patrol operation takes more physicality compared to other types of patrol and is important in close observations. It is also helpful in getting information from the community because it involves interaction with the public. In Phase 5 V&G subdivision, we roamed the place on buddybuddy system using circular, double-back and zig-zag type operation on a (5) five to (10) ten minutes interval per pair of police officers. In Brgy. Caibaan, we roamed still on buddy-buddy system employing double-back type of operation on (5) five minutes interval per pair of police officers.
Definition of Terms
Police Patrol – it is the action of going through or around a designated area at regular interval for purposes of security or observation by eliminating the opportunity in the commission of an offence. It is the basic law enforcement method and considered as the backbone of any police organization. It works directly with the community by analyzing the area, the situation and the people.
Foot Patrol – a vintage type of patrol were it is useful in patrolling areas that automobile can’t do or is not advisable.
Observations and Recommendations Phase 5 V&G Subdivision 1. 2. 3. 4.
Too many damaged/rough roads. Some important street signs are destroyed. No warning signs on sharp curbs. (1) One electrical post in Adelfa St. stands on a Mango tree.
Recommendation: 1. Barangay officials should ask help from the DPWH to rehabilitate damage roads. 2. Install new street signs. 3. Install warning signs. 4. Check your electrical post if its properly installed.
Barangay Caibaan 1. Busted street lights along Brgy. Caibaan road. 2. Some damaged roads. 3. Children are prone to accidents because the road serves as a playground. 4. Roads are not that wide but vehicles are moving fast.
Recommendation: 1. Install new street lights along the road of the barangay. 2. Rehabilitate damaged roads. 3. Relocate new playground for children and try to educate them. 4. Construct road humps to reduce the speed of moving vehicles.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PAGE I.
Vicinity Map
1
II.
Definition of Terms
2
III.
Actual Patrol Operation
3
IV.
Observations and Recommendations
4
V.
Pictorials
5
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