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THE PROBLEM
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public they serve, and it can be very difficult to overcome
police work in USA has found from last hundred years .The
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satisfaction of people about police function has increased a
Police Act (1861) was conceded for ordering the police force
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Bangladesh police branch has range police, special service,
activities.
2012; Madan and Nalla, 2015; Aviv and Weisburd, 2016). The
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prevention (Islam and Ali, 2008). Police force is
activities.
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with public and they restrain constitutional rights and
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more than 35 years old have strong confidence on police
Criminology.
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Simpson strives to extend previous research by
more speed traps around the end of each month than at any
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representatives from several police departments argue that
names, how old they were, how they were doing –showing the
girl stated that she felt like “Officer Orth was one of
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In response to these types of opinions from people of
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news, seems a bit sad. Following police brutality-based
how they say it, or what they choose not to say. If the
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Police executives today broadly agree that public
police and are satisfied with the way the police perform
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reaching back to the 1960s consistently find that black
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relations of the police and public and improve its imagethus
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relationship between these public behaviors and the overall
too violent and should be given less control but there are
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strict”. Recently, a police officer in Kansas City stopped
names, how old they were, how they were doing –showing the
girl stated that she felt like “Officer Orth was one of
discouragement.
INPUT PROCESS
OUTPUT
Public
satisfaction Validation of
towards the survey
performance questionnaire Intervention
of the Programs
police Data
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officers collection
Data analysis
Figure 1: The Paradigm of the Study
during contact.
questions:
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Significance of the study
and duties.
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Scope and Delimitation
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CHAPTER 2
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The researchers made use of the descriptive method in
prevail, and effects that are being felt or trends that are
by Bantayan, 2003)
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but the report is not a research unless discussion of the
interpretation.
study.
technique.
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Table 1. Percentage Distribution of the Respondents
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terrorism campaign and anti-insurgency campaign. Part II
complaint.
the instrument.
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Treatment of data
CHAPTER III
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Problem 1. What is the level of satisfaction of public
described as “satisfied”.
Table 2.
Mean and Descriptive Interpretation of the Level of
Satisfaction of Public towards the Performance of the
Police Officers
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2. The lawfulness of police officers in the 2.10 Satisfied
exercise or performance of their duties.
3. The capability of police officers in the 2.06 Satisfied
apprehension or arrest of law violators.
Crime Solution
1. The response time of police in responding to 2.18 Satisfied
a crime or accident.
2. The quickness of police in investigating and 2.22 Satisfied
solving crime cases.
3. The coordination of police to the community 2.08 Satisfied
in solving crime.
Community Relations
1. The approachability and affability of police 2.18 Satisfied
officers.
2. The manner on how the police officers 2.04 Satisfied
associate with the community.
3. The friendliness of police officers. 2.11 Satisfied
4. The distribution of information for crime 2.18 Satisfied
prevention/public safety tips.
Anti-illegal Drug Campaign
1. The existing strategies of implementation the 2.22 Satisfied
“Oplan Tokhang” of the police officers.
2. Doing well in tackling drug dealing and drug 2.17 Satisfied
use.
3. The reduction of violators of R.A. 9165 as 2.18 Satisfied
amended (Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of
2002)
Anti-Terrorism Campaign
1. The existing strategies of police officers to 2.17 Satisfied
prevent terrorism
Anti-Insurgency Campaign
1. The existing anti-insurgency strategies of 2.23 Satisfied
police officers like check point and “Oplan
Katok” for loose firearms.
OVERALL MEAN 2.15 SATISFIED
Likewise, the respondents rated the indicators “The
described as “satisfied”.
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of their traditional duties and become increasingly
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Likewise, the respondents rated “satisfied” to the
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reportedly increased police visibility, made use of foot
and requests.
respectively.
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to work with the police to devise solutions to crime and
described as “satisfied”.
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“The existing strategies of implementation the “Oplan
2.22, respectively.
component strategy.
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It could be noted further that along anti-terrorism
like check point and “Oplan Katok” for loose firearms” with
People’s Party (CPP) and its armed wing, the New People’s
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obstacles. However, the government has made efforts to
2.13.
Table 2.
Mean and Descriptive Interpretation of the Level of Public
Attitude towards the Philippine National Police during
Contact
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Investigation
1. The police officers treated the 2.16 Satisfied
offenders fairly during
investigation.
2. The police officers observe the 2.26 Satisfied
rights of the offender during
investigation.
Delivery of Police Service
1. The police officers properly 2.14 Satisfied
entertained the clients who are
applying for police clearance.
2. The police officers properly 2.11 Satisfied
entertained the clients who are
applying for “Oplan Visa”
3. The police officers properly 2.08 Satisfied
entertained the clients who are
applying for “Oplan Clean Rider”
4. Other services like the assistance 2.12 Satisfied
of police officers for missing
person, lost items, and stolen
vehicles.
Filing of Complain
1. The police officers properly 2.11 Satisfied
entertained the complainant who are
filing a complaint in the police
station.
OVERALL MEAN 2.13 SATISFIED
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Likewise, the respondents rated “satisfied” the
that she is not free to leave. The officer need not use
themselves.
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time of arrest. This way, they can start questioning right
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general rules to structured responses can be applied.
be, the results police investigators aim for are always the
“satisfied”.
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clients who are applying for “Oplan Visa”, “Other services
respectively.
modern technology.
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complainant who are filing a complaint in the police
CHAPTER IV
Conclusions
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Based on the foregoing findings, the conclusions below
were drawn:
anti-insurgency campaign.
Recommendation
and sustained.
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friendly environment among the citizens so that they
citizens/community.
duties.
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REFERENCES
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http://genevapm.dfa.gov.ph/ph-campaign-against-
illegaldrugs/451-fact-sheet-no-1-on-ph-anti-illegal-
drugs-campaign-28-march-2017
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Dangerous Drugs Board (2015). National Anti-Drug Plan of
Action 2015-2020.
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