CYRUS JOHN JAVIER AUSTRIA

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1.0 The Police Brutality uses Deadly Force of 2019 in the Philippines shows that under the
Duterte's Administration the lethality rate stood at 18.2 suspects murdered for any single
suspect injured and at 125 for Bulacan within the year from June 2017 to May 2018. (Police
Use of Deadly Force in the Philippines: Comparing Levels and Patterns Before and Since
Duterte. 2019)

1.1 The Country faces a lot of police brutality and killings in the administration of
Duterte, being address in this issue. (Kreuzer, P. (2019)
1.2 There is an uprising numbers of people being killed every checkpoint, police search
and etc, therefore there should be an action to be taken to this issue being address.
Coronel’s (2017)
1.3 The Philippines have by distant the most noteworthy manslaughter rate in Southeast
Asia. These observations flag that the Philippines appear to have a multidimensional
issue of savagery by territorial guidelines. (Forné, Correa, & Rivas, n.d.).
1.4 The PNP should be always carry guns in order for them not to be triggered to pull the
gun and shoot a person.

2.0 The PNP should be always carry guns in order for them not to be triggered to pull the gun
and shoot a person.

2.1 Researchers from Ateneo University of Humanities and Social Sciences compared
Manila (where police are routinely armed) and Davao (where police are not usually armed). It
shows that homicide levels are slightly higher in the Manila jurisdictions where police routinely
carry firearms. (Santiago A. 2018). Making a difference that Manila is much more dangerous to
live than Davao.

2.2 Other key crimes measures (such as attacks, burglary, and genuine sexual offenses)
are more broadly comparable over the four locales, demonstrating that police having weapons
does not make the community more secure. (Fuergo. T. 2018).

2.3 The Davao City’s crime has been the lowest rate of police brutality in the Philippines,
unlike Metro Manila the police brutality is by far the highest.

2.4 Training is frequently cited to diminish racial inclinations among police officers and
empower de-escalation. A few preparing strategies have proven to back them up. For illustration,
preparing in procedural equity, which centers on decency, was appeared in one randomized
explore to diminish police officers' probability of finishing experiences with captures or utilizing
drive, agreeing to 2018 think about distributed within the diary Criminology & Open Approach.

3.0 Training is frequently cited to diminish racial inclinations among police officers and
empower de-escalation. A few preparing strategies have proven to back them up. For illustration,
preparing in procedural equity, which centers on decency, was appeared in one randomized
explore to diminish police officers' probability of finishing experiences with captures or utilizing
drive, agreeing to 2018 think about distributed within the diary Criminology & Open Approach.

3.1 There are administrative ways to alter police culture. A report by Sinyangwe
discharged in 2016 for the Utilize of Constrain Venture found that divisions that embrace more
than eight arrangements that restrain how police can utilize drive the police slaughter fewer
civilians. (Wilgo.T. 2017).

3.2 Police savagery basically happen since contracts can be composed to create it
exceptionally troublesome to fire or teach officers for wrongdoing. (Diaz.K. 2018).

3.3 These trainings can decreases the killings and use of force by 38% and increase
accountability by much higher percentage, which can build trust between police and the
community.
 3.4 To address these issues, policing must have a clear commitment to human rights, follow
the commands of a national utilize of drive direct, advance responsibility measures that
incorporate criminal and gracious claims, and community responsibility measures.

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