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PNP Community Engagement Program Basis for

Peace and Order

An Undergraduate Criminological Research

Presented to the College of Criminology

Olinsterg College, Inc.

In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of

Bachelor of Science in Criminology

Aguila, James Vincent P.

Archeta, Aimee Erika V.

De Gracia, Kim Philip M.

Pereña, Rhancie A.

JANUARY 2023
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APPROVAL SHEET

In partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Science in

Criminology, this undergraduate research entitled “PNP COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
PROGRAM BASIS: PEACE AND ORDER.” prepared and submitted Aguila James
Vincent, Aimee Erika, De Gracia, Kim Philip, Pereña, Rhancie has been examined
and is hereby recommended for approval and acceptance.

MR. JEFFREY C. POPANES, RCRIM, MSCRIM

Research Adviser

Approved and accepted by the Committee on Oral Examination with the grade of_____.

MR. VINCENT P. CEPILLO, RCA MR. ANTONIO D. CUNANAN, MAEd

Panel Member Panel Member

MARIA NANETTE P. BRUCAL, MEng

Chairwoman

Noted By:

PROF. JAN KIM SYMON M. BANATAO, MSCRIM

College Dean

DR. NILO S. GRET, CPA

School President
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The researchers would like to extend their heartfelt gratitude to the following individuals
whose selfless and keen nourishment of information and wisdom made the study possible.

Firstly they would like to give gratitude to God Almighty for affording them the strengh
of mind and character to pursue the research despite of the challenges and difficult
circumstances.

To the College Consultant Dr. Francia S. Virtudazo for sharing her expertise and
constructive toward the completion of the research paper.

To Dean Jan Kim Symon M. Banatao for his insightful and profound comments crucial
for the study.
To Professor Albert L. Bayoneta who assisted the researchers to complete their work
by instructing and advising them to consistently belief in their capacities and abilities.

To all PNP Respondents Personnels who collaborated and cooperated in the survey of
the study.
Finally the researchers parents who zealously supported the researchers financially and
morally toward the fruition of this research work.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

TITLE PAGE

APPROVAL SHEET I

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT II

I. INTRODUCTION

1.1 Background of the study 14

1.2 Theoretical Framework 13

1.3 Conceptual Paradigm 17

1.4 Statement of the Problem 18

1.5 Hypothesis/Hypotheses 19

1.6 Significance of the Study

1.7 Scope and Limitation of the study

1.8 Definition of Operational Terms

II. METHODOLOGY

2.1 Research Design

2.2 Respondents

2.3 Settings

2.4 Instrumentation

2.5 Data Analysis

2.6 Validation of Instruments

2.7 Ethical Considerations

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III. RESULTS AND ANALYSIS

3.1 Table for Statement of the Problem 1

3.2 Table for Statement of the Problem 2

IV. DISCUSSION

4.1 Conclusion

4.2 Recommendation

REFERENCES

Appendix A: Survey Questionnaire

Appendix B: Bionote
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ABSTRACT

The study on Pnp Community Engagement Program aimed to strengthen the community’s

trust to the Pnp by building good interactions with the law enforcers and the projects that

are being implemented. The study adopted the quantitative correlational method by

conducting survey among selected Pnp and Community residence who have participated

in the engagement program. The survey was distributed to 50 selected respondents

comprise of 20 PNP Personnel and 30 Community Residence. The respondents answer

where subjected to statistical analysis such as weighted mean, standard deviation,

frequency and percentile ranking. As per the result the respondents strongly agree on the

variable that community engagement programs enhance people’s trust to the Police

because it showed there are still good honest law enforcers in the service. The findings

led the researchers to propose enhancements programs that will lead to the establishment

of peace and order in the community.

l. INTRODUCTION

Today Philippine society is facing many problems and issues in the economic,
social and political aspects, As the different problems arise like terrorism, poverty.
bureaucracies and other socio-political and socio-economic issues happening today in
our country. the Philippine National Police (PNP) is still the one people looked up to as
the institution that could at least safeguard its citizens. The PNP is mandated by our
constitution to protect the welfare of every citizenry. The police organization is created to
produce goods and services. It presupposes to

live its best to achieve the purpose for when created through its people by utilizing skills,
knowledge and techniques in the performance of their duties and responsibilities. The
PNP is an organization tasked to enforce the law. prevent crimes. maintain peace and
order and ensure public safety and internal security with the support of the community.

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The role of police in the present society has been described and analyzed in a number
of ways. The PNP is charged with the responsibility of promoting peace and order and
public safety. As guardians in the continuing search for ensuring peace and order. it
shall utilize different kinds of measure. for last and effective communication and
information dissemination. The PNP is faced with an important task and that is
motivating people to become highly professional, dynamic and motivated and all of them
most be inspired to live in service honor and justice.

The Philippine National Police is a part of the neighborhood it protects. In addition to

serving as a source of support and complaints for the police, the community serves as
the ultimate arbiter of the caliber of police work and the efficiency of the police force.
Community interactions are more complicated than just having a conversation and
reaching consensus on certain subjects. Instead, it comprises of a carefully planned
program with involvement from the criminal justice and community sectors. Good
community connections are necessary, but they cannot be the primary duty of the police
or any other single criminal justice system institution.

The role of the community is a dynamic part of the progress and development of
the nation. To attain such endeavor, the individual components of the society must feel
secured and peaceful. Basically, the residents in a certain community must have trust
and respect to the people who are in charge of their safety. With this idea, the Philippine
national police (PNP) envision to provide a safe and conducive place to work towards a
more productive society.

The PNP’s core values include makadiyos, makabayan, makatao and

makakalikasan. Anchored on the said values are PNP mandates which ensure the
delivery of service such as to enforce the law, to prevent and control crime, maintain
peace and order, ensure public safety and internal security; and generate active support
community.

Community policing is a framework that aims to improve quality of life and increase
public safety through collaboration between police officers and community members. In
community policing, the job of the police is not limited in responding to incidents, but also
to help solve community problems; to problem-solve not just for residents, but with
residents. At a critical juncture for the future of the police, law enforcement organizations
that haven’t yet jump on the community policing bandwagon would benefit from taking a
differ look at the police.

Fundamentally, the advantages of community policing result from a significant

emphasis on enhancing neighborhood ties and establishing community collaborations.
There are a number of other benefits to community policing that, while not directly
related to crime reduction, never the less have a beneficial impact on it these are the top
advantages of community policing.

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Strong relationships of mutual trust between police agencies and the communities they
Serve are critical to maintaining public safety and effective policing

Police officials rely on the cooperation of community members to provide

information about crime in the neighborhoods, and to work to the police to devise
solution to crime and disorder problems. Similarly, community members willingness to
trust the police defense on whether they believe that police actions reflect community
values and incorporate the principles of procedural justice and legitimacy.

Police and the community may cooperate to address issues of crime, disturbance, and
safety while also enhancing everyone's quality of life thanks to the philosophy and
organizational strategy of policing Experience shows that community safety and security
significantly increases when communities have a fundamental part in defining their own
security and safety needs and are involved in developing, implementing, and monitoring
locally specified solutions to their challenges.

When it comes to whether a victim of violence reports the incident and receives
adequate care, whether the offender is captured, subjected to an investigation, and
brought to justice, and whether the community as a whole takes effective steps to stop
violent incidents in the future, the quality of relations between community organizations,
citizens, and local security personnel - typically the police - is frequently the deciding
factor. Increased trust and police responsiveness to and prevention of violence can
result from the implementation of a community police force or other community policing
techniques.

In additional to evaluating the impact of social change on police performance and

public expectations, makes distinctions between such associated concepts as human
relations, public relations, and community relations. It highlights that relations between
police and the community are typically good when it comes to topics where there is a
great degree of agreement, but challenging when there is disagreement over what is
considered appropriate behavior. The media, police corruption, and recent police
department initiatives to display honesty and accessibility in their interactions with the
public are all examined in relation to the policy and practice of police public relations.
The police problem of confronting delinquent juveniles with justice and discretion is
studied as a source of possible public discontent. The negative effects of police crowd
control are also very taxing.

To provide public goods and services is constrained by low legitimacy and a lack of
confidence. This issue is particularly relevant to policing since officers need knowledge
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about community events in order to deliver services effectively and efficiently. The
location of crime hotspots, information about suspicious individuals or activities,
complaints of crimes that have already occurred, and information about the most
important issues are all provided to the police by the public. The little resources the
police have are allocated by the police using this information to deter crime and maintain
public safety. This entire system collapses when people lose faith in the cops.

Regardless of cultural, political, or socioeconomic background, the vast majority

of people have one thing in common: to live in a peaceful and prosperous community. A
sense of safety and belonging are fundamental to any human's needs, and without this,
it becomes difficult to prosper and develop their best self.

Integral to that sense of peace and safety is the relationship between law enforcement
and the community in which they live and serve. Police-community relations is a term
that can encompass everything from the physical interactions between officers and
civilians to the intangible emotions between them such as respect and trust. Essentially,
police-community relations are the relationship between the police and the communities
they serve. Healthy police-community relations are synonymous with a healthy
community.

When both entities are working together toward the same goal, everyone benefits. Police
depend on the community to report crimes, cooperate as witnesses, and even look out
for themselves and other officers. Police work runs much more smoothly with the trust
and cooperation of the community. This results in lower crime rates, more effective
police investigations, and an overall safer community.

However, if there is mistrust, then a perception that the goals of the police and the
community are contraposed begins to take over, and the entire community becomes
dysfunctional. If the police feel that every citizen is a threat to them, they may be more
likely to resort to violence instead of de-escalation techniques. If policing becomes
heavy-handed and violent, it will make the community feel unsafe and make them more
prone to refuse to cooperate with the police. A vicious negative feedback loop
subsequently develops that is destructive to both the police and the community they
serve. Preserving healthy police-community relations is not only beneficial to both
groups but fundamental to a safe and prosperous society.

Research Gap
 The research trends in focusing on Community-based Program Towards in the
Philippine National Police to enable available research to be mapped and summarized.

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Gaps in research result can be identified. It will also provide direction for future
researchers on implementing community-based program. Consider the program is made
by the Philippine National Police we expected a relevant impact on the community on
their relationship behavior, thus we considered these variable to be possible predictors
of programs made by the Philippine National Police for the Community.

According to the American Bar Association the year 2020 was clearly an
extremely challenging time for communities and law enforcement agencies throughout
the United States. High-profile use-of-force incidents led to days of protests; civil unrest;
and, tragically, further

violence, destruction, and death. Unfortunately, these protests have, in far too many
communities, further widened the gap between police agencies and their communities.

According to Christopher Muscato master's degree in history and teaches at the

University of Northern Colorado, that the community is a nice place to live, and as far as
communities go, it's pretty average. Average income, average levels of education,
average amount of crime. But,this community has a big problem. The citizens of the
community and the police don't get along at all. The people don't trust the police to be
fair and impartial, and the police feel threatened by the citizens. People could not feel
protected even if police are successfully deterring crime because there is little
confidence. Sometimes it's difficult for police to persuade communities to join forces with
them in the fight against crime. Thus, assistance is required for this community to
improve police-community relations.

Williams Rushelle (2020) In order to establish and maintain stronger relationships

with their community, police departments across the country have established a wide
range of community relations programs and policies. Strong, mutually trusted
relationships between police agencies and the communities they serve are essential to
preserving public safety and efficient policing, according to a US Department of Justice
article. Whether or not community members trust the police relies on whether they think
that the latter uphold the norms of procedural fairness and legitimacy and reflect
community values (US Department of Justice, n.d). In order to better the interaction
between the police and the community, study was dodene to assess six community
programs and policies and determine whether they have been successful or need to be
improved.
 Kappeler et al (2020: 1-2) contend that community policing is a philosophy rather
than an academic activity. It outlines that criminal activities occur due to the community’s
social challenges, which can be solved through public cooperation and support.

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Community policing as a philosophy demands specific policing styles and a

different policing approach, provides enhanced policing accountability and transparency
due to communities being aware of police strategies for the effective use of available
resources and builds a good working relationship and trust between the police and publi

Diamini, Siyanda (2021) According to their study Officers' perceptions of police-

citizen connections are influenced by opportunities for interaction with local residents
during routine police work as well as, to a lesser extent, by initiatives related to the
greater police purpose of promoting and sustaining such attitudes. Police around the
world have recently changed away from the old reactive style of policing and toward
community-oriented methods. Consequently, the goal of this essay is to investigate
police officers' perspectives on community policing in Durban, South Africa. To
investigate these perceptions in the research area, a qualitative research methodology
was used.

Azumah (2019) For the police to continue to rely on informants' information on crime, a
relationship between the police and community people is necessary. This has been the
guiding concept in many of the developed nations of the world when tackling crime. The
study focused heavily on the relationship between community members and police in
providing information for combating crime, the efficacy of informants' information in
fighting crime, and measures that could improve the relationship between community
members and police in protecting informants in crime investigation within communities
(Tepa and Hwediem) in Brong-Ahafo Region.

Mccandles, Vogler (2020) Police–Community Intersections and Communicative

Rationality In America, there is a crisis of legitimacy and trust in the relationship between
the police and the community. Minority populations interact with the police
disproportionately, and recent shootings of unarmed people raise questions about
whether minorities are afforded the same legal protections as other communities. This
essay explores this mistrust using Jürgen Habermas' theory of communicative
rationality. The claim is that Habermas' theory helps us understand police-community
relations better because it emphasizes the importance of strategic actions that
emphasize crime control rather than more interpersonal communication, which leads to
distrust.
 Amu, Hanapi, Kodai (2022) International Journal of Educational Review, Law and
Social Sciences As one of the authorities tasked with preserving stability and realizing
internal security, the National Police of the Republic of Indonesia is also responsible for
safeguarding community safety, law enforcement, and order.

Community policing carried out by Bhayangkara Pembina Community Security and

Order, also known as Bhabinkamtibmas, has a very important role in the effort to prevent
and overcome crime. The legal basis for implementing Community Policing is the
National Police Chief Regulation Number 3 of 2015 concerning Community Policing.

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Rwamuhiz, Irechukwu (2020) the role of Police-community partnerships in

promoting community relations with a case of three sectors, which are Nyabimata,
Ruheru, and Muganza that were selected from the list of 14 sectors in Nyaruguru district.
The study objectives were; to determine the role of information sharing between RNP
and Community in promoting community relations, to examine how the fight against
gender-based violence by RNP has promoted community relations, and to explore the
role of a fight against organized crimes by RNP in promoting community relations.

Schlosser (2020) the police alone cannot be responsible for community

protection and the quality of life. Law-abiding citizens need to take some responsibility
for their communities and neighborhoods. Therefore, the police need the citizens they
serve in the policing process, and the police must take part in the citizen process. Such
cooperation between law enforcement and the

community enables more comprehensive solutions to emerging neighborhood problems,

instead of the police merely focusing on law enforcement.

Perception of neighborhood crime is a mediating variable with the following

indicators: crime problem, decay problem, social disorder problem, neighborhood fear,
and unsafe characteristics. While the independent variable is the police, public image
has the following indicators: corruption, quality of service, crime prevention, and police
community relationship. On the other hand, the dependent variable is job performance
with the following ndicators: 1 fairness, manner, responsiveness and competence. Social
Sciences (2022)

Schaap (2021) according to his study that to execute their jobs properly, police
need the public's tthe premise that trust and legitimacy exist in a dialogue between the
public and the police.

Hatfield (2021) to prevent and control crime using the community-oriented

policing model, law enforcement agencies must develop positive relationships and
partnerships with the communities they serve. Unfortunately, several obstacles impede
the development and maintenance of police-community partnerships, particularly
excessive force and other forms of misconduct, and negative coverage of law
enforcement by the media. To restore public trust in the police, agencies must
implement competency-based

attract more diverse applicants; provide regular crisis intervention, de-escalation, and
implicit bias training to all officers; and evaluate and make any necessary improvements
to existing use-of-force and disciplinary policies. Future research should continue to
evaluate the impact of community policing on crime rates, the impact of body-worn
cameras on misconduct, and the correlation between higher education and misconduct.

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Malone, Dammert (2021) Community-oriented policing strategies, which focus on

using preventive measures and strengthening ties between police and the public, have
drawn the attention of reformers. For nations with authoritarian histories of police and/or
military repression, implementing such policing methods can be challenging. Some
young democracies are tempted to adopt authoritarian policing techniques and disregard
constitutional protections for civil liberties and human rights in order to combat rising
crime rates. However, several nations have rejected these temptations and made
significant investments in community-focused policing strategies. Do these
neighborhood-focused policing strategies, though, increase public confidence in the
police? Or, especially in nations experiencing crises in public security.

According to Mutupha, zhu (2022) Considering that community policing has

existed for over a decade in Malawi, this study was carried out to holistically uncover
challenges associated with public involvement in community policing activities with the
purpose to provide empirically backed strategies for the efficient implementation of the
concept. The study employed a case study approach.

Abiodun (2019) the efficacy of Nigerian police in combating crime. The condition
is blamed on the centralized management adopted by most police organizations, which
isolates officers from their serving areas. To properly combat crime, all hands must be
on deck. As a result, the current study explored the role of community policing on crime
reduction in Lagos state. The study was led by four distinct aims. A questionnaire was
used to collect data, and the sample size for the study was 50 people, including police
officers, civil servants, private workers, artisans, and others. The sample was drawn at
random from Ajeromi-Ifelodun, Mushin, Surulere, Ikeja, and Amuwo-Odofin local
governments. The acquired data was descriptively evaluated using frequencies and
percentages, and the outcome was Levan.

Stevenson (2019) according to them using social media it gives to tensions

between law enforcement officers and the communities they police. An individuals’
opinions of law enforcement agencies may be formed from various areas, including their
exposure to various forms of media. Here, we are interested in the types of media
students

are exposed to (particularly social media, television news, crime-related

television shows). Through interviews with undergraduate students, we seek to
understand how both an individual’s demographic characteristics and their media
consumption contribute to how perceptions are formed on issues related to violence
perpetrated by law enforcement, as well as against law enforcement. Future studies can
build on the initial findings and be conducted on a broader range of community member.

Stott, Tallent, Kyprianides (2022) It can be difficult to comprehend how police

psychology influences how they interact with citizens. It aims to fill this gap in the
research

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by examining how police talk about themselves, their coworkers, and how they use
social categories to comprehend how they engage with the public.

According Walsh, Connor (2018) Several disciplines, including criminology,

sociology, and communications, have conducted research on the impact of social media
on police. Despite these insights, there is no uniform body of knowledge on this subject.
On the implications of social media on practices and perceptions of order maintenance
in an attempt to integrate existing work, add coherence to the area, and orient future
inquiry. It accomplishes this by analyzing how the technical affordances of social media
both empower and constrain police services. Emerging technologies enhance the
police’s control over their public exposure and the social world by providing new
opportunities for surveillance, risk communication, and impression management.

However, they also present unparalleled capabilities for monitoring the police and
exposing, disseminating, and mobilizing around perceived injustices, such as police
brutality or racial profiling.

1.1 Background of the Study

Police community relations refer to the on-going and changing relationships

between the police and the communities they serve. This includes issues of
cooperation’s, fear of police, violence and corruption. Police community relations is
aimed at establishing a dialogue with the police. The relationship of the police to the
community should be harmonious. The community relies upon the police “protect and
serve”, and the police in return rely upon the community’s support and cooperation in
order to be effective. When there are good police-community relations, police have a
better understanding in restoring good image (especially those that are crime related),
 and citizens in Tiaong, Quezon Province are more inclined to report crimes that occur to
the police, provide tips-intelligence to law enforcement, willingly to serve as witnesses
and are happy to participate in jury trials.

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1.2 Theoretical Framework

Figure 1. Situational Leadership Theory by Paul Hersey and Ken Blanchard

Leadership
Style Management
Community Community
Engagemen Oganization
Contingency
t Behavior
Factors
Program

Human
Resources

This research study give emphasis to theories which would also serve us a foundation of
this research for more better and reliable understanding regarding to the subject of this
study:

This situational theory of leadership refers to those leaders who adopt different
leadership styles according to the situation and the development level of their team
members. It is an effective way of leadership because it adapts to the group needs sets
a beneficial balance for the whole organization.

Situational approach has received much criticism about this theory since only a few
research studies have been done to justify the assumption and proposition of the
approach (Northouse, 2016).

Despite the lack of research studies, situational approach is still widely used in real-life.
Situation approach indicates that based on different situations, leaders need to change
their leading styles to fit with the situations. It is true not only to leadership style but to
anything in life. If there is a problem, we need to find the way to solve it by being flexible
and adaptive to the situation. Life is spontaneous so we could not know what will happen

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in the future. The situational approach points out that leaders need to be ready for any
situation that happens in the future.

In addition, the situational approach is practical and easy to use. The situational
approach is straightforward. It emphasizes the flexibility of the leadership to base on the
situations. The leaders cannot be based on one single leading style but they need to
combine and adjust it in different situations to get the best out of it. “Effective leaders are
those who can change their own style based on the goal requirements and the followers
need, even in the middle of the project” (Northouse, 2016). The goal of the situational
approach is to find out different and unique needs of the followers and all deserve our
needs to help them improve better.

Situational approach is to find out different and unique needs of the followers and all
deserve our needs to help them improve better.

Indeed, the situational approach might not have a lot of scientific studies for it but it is
practical and necessary in real-life. I would recommend a situational approach since it is
flexible and adaptive which is necessary in leadership styles.

Situational approach would help the leader to better prepare for any situations and
problems that happen in the future
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1.3 Conceptual Framework

PNP COMMUNITY
Profile of the
ENGAGEMENT
Respondents
PROGRAM OBSERVATION of
1.1 Age
1. Media/Quad- the
1.2 Sex
Media RESPONDENTS on
1.3 Educational
Engagement the COMMUNITY
Background
2. Project Bisita ENGAGEMENT
1.4 Job
Eskwela PROGRAM
Description
3. Community
Dialogues

Enhance Plan on Peace and Order

Figure 2: Research Paradigm
The study on PNP Community Engagement Program Basis for Peace and
Order has one main independent variable; Community Based Program that is
categorized into three sections namely Media/Quad-Media Engagement, Project
Bisita Eskwela, and Community Dialogues. On the other hand, image of the
Philippine National Police is representing the dependent variable.

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1.4 Statement of the Problem

This study aimed to determine the PNP Community Engagement Program.

In line with this, the researchers formulated the following questions:

1. What is the profile of the respondents in terms of;

1.1 Age

1.2 Sex

1.3 Educational Background

1.4 Job Description

2. What is the perception of the respondents in the Community Engagement Program

Towards of the Philippine National Police in terms of;

2.1 Media/Quad Media Engagement

2.2 Project Bisita Eskwela

2.3 Community Dialogues

3. What is the significant relationship between Community Engagement Program by

the Philippine National Police at the Municipality of Tiaong, Quezon province to the
enhanced plan on the basis of peace and order in the Community.

4. What are the problems encountered in the Community Engagement Program

Towards the building of trust to the Philippine National Police.
 5. What measures can be proposed to address the problems encountered and
established a proposed enhance plan on peace and order.

1.5 Hypothesis
There is no significant relationship between the PNP community engagement program
and the perception on the image of the Philippine National Police by the community
residents.

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1.6 Significance of the study

The researchers conduct a study on Community Engagement Program Towards of the
Philippine National Police in Tiaong Quezon. The findings of the study could be beneficial to
the following:

To the Community. This study will help the community to strengthen their trust with the
PNP by building good interactions with the projects that aligned in this study.
To the Law Enforcers. This study will give ideas to PNP Personnel to build trust in the
public eye or in the community. This will help the PNP Personnel how to satisfied the
community of the program they made.
To The Future Researchers. This research can be a basis of their future study. They
can get some studies and literature in this study and be a reliable source for research
references. It will also give these researchers an additional knowledge about the influence of
social media use, social media behavior, and cognitive biases among student voters and
how they apply them to themselves.
1.7 Scope and Delimitation of the Study
The study will focus on the PNP Community Engagement Program Basis for
Peace and Order. To know how can the Philippine National Police implement the said
projects liked Pulis Natin Program. As a researcher we will conduct a survey questionnaire
that asks the PNP Personnel about their community engagement program.
 Our goal as a researcher and our objectives are to find out if the programs being
implemented are effective and to know the issues they are facing and, in the community, if
they are enough to restore their trust in the police which is no longer afraid to talk or interact
with them because this is the key to reduce our crime when the community and the police
are unite.
1.8 Definition of Operational Terms
1. Community - refers to the selected residents/respondents of Brgy. Lumingon Tiaong,
Quezon.

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2. Engagement Programs - refer to the activities implemented by the law enforcers to

establish harmonious interactions with community residents.
3. PNP Personnel - refers to the selected law enforcers stationed at Municipality of
Tiaong, Quezon
4. Peace and Order - refer to the enhancement of harmonious and good interaction
between PNP Personnel and communty residents.
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II. METHODOLOGY

2.1 Research Design

This part of the study presented the methodology and procedures that were used in
gathering the needed data for this research work. It included the research design,
respondents, settings, instrumentation, data analysis and ethical considerations.

The study on PNP Community Engagement Program Basis for Peace and Order
will utilize a Quantitative research method.

Quantitative research is the process of collecting and analyzing numerical data. It can be
used to find patterns and averages, make predictions, evaluate causal relationships, and
generalize results to wider populations. It is widely used in the natural and social
sciences: biology, chemistry, psychology, economics, sociology, marketing, etc.

This research is a descriptive-correlational study is to collecting and treating data for the
study of Community Engagement Program Towards of the Philippine National Police.
What kind of relationships naturally occurring variables have with one another. In simple
terms, correlational research seeks to figure out how two or more variables are related
and, if so, in what way.

2.2 Respondents

The respondents of this study were the Philippine National Police and the community
residents in the Municipality of Tiaong Quezon Province. The total number of
respondents of this study were comprised of fifty (50) respondents in which twenty (20)
were PNP Personnel and thirty (30) were community residents. Their participation to the
study is deemed important due to their actual knowledge in building a good relationship
toward enhancement of trust between community and the Philippine National Police.
2.3 Settings

This study was conducted from April to June 2023. the Primary purpose of this
study was to highlight the PNP community engagement program in the Municipality of
Tiaong, Quezon involving the active participation of selected community residents in
order to develop a proposed enhancement plan toward peace and order.

2.4 Instrumentation

In order to assess the validity and reliability of the researcher made survey
questionnaire prior to the execution of the study the researchers carried out a pilot
testing by conducting a survey to find out the perceptions of the community residents on
the implemented PNP community engagement programs.

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The instrument used to conduct the study was a survey that composed of series of
questions designed specifically to this study.

The first part of the questionnaire is; What information Campaign Drive may be proposed
to enhance the implementation towards image of the Philippine National Police. The
second part is asking the community if is helpful the programs of the PNP of “Community
Based program”.

The researchers will be using a purposive sampling to obtain important information on

selected respondents for the study that will be conducted through survey.

Purposive sampling is a collection of non-probability sampling approaches that rely on

the researcher's judgment to choose the units to be investigated, such as individuals,
organizations, cases, events, data, and so on. Purposeful Sampling is a sampling
approach used by quantitative researchers to identify individuals who can provide in-
depth and thorough information about the topic under inquiry. It is also known as
purposive and selected sampling.

The respondents will be from the Police District of Tiaong Quezon Province. This will be
utilized to gather information from those police aged twenty-five (25) to forty (40) years
old regardless of their sex.

2.5 Data Analysis

For the initial part of the study the researchers compiled reviews of related literature
which contained necessary information on the PNP community enhancement programs
towards the building of trust by the community residents.
The data collected in this research was treated statistically using the frequency,
weighted mean and percentile ranking on the profile and perceptions of the respondents
toward the PNP community engagement program.

The researcher also used the convenience and random sampling techniques
were in the mix of PNP Personnel and community residents were based on the ease of
accesibility for the researcher.

The researchers issued a letter of approval for the study and forwarded it to the
local authorities in the area where the study will be conducted. Following the approval of
the letter request, the researcher approached the study's respondents to get insight into
the researcher's questions, which they had honestly answered.

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After obtaining the information and data needed for the study the researcher gathered all
relevant data and will assess the opinions expressed by each responder based on their
own knowledge and free choice.

Statistical Treatment of Data

Simple descriptive statistics like percentage and graph were used to analyze the data
regarding demographic profile of the respondents.
Mean & Standard Deviation will be used to determine the responses of students about
Community Engagement Program 1.1
The 4-point likert scale was utilize to explicate the acquired mean values.
NUMERICAL SCALERANGE VERBAL
RANKING INTERPRETATION

4 3.50-4.00 Strongly Agree (SA)

3 2.50-3.49 Agree (A)
2 1.50-2.49 Disagree (D)
1 1.0-1.49 Strongly Disagree
(SD)
Media/Quad-Media Engagement 1.2 Project Bisita Eskwela 1.3 Community Dialogues,
and Image of the Philippine National Police in the essence ofLikert scale; (4) Strongly
Agree, (3) Agree, (2) Disagree and (1) Strongly Disagree.

Pearson correlation will be used to analyze the significant relationship between variables
whereas, **Correlation is significant at the 0.01 level (2-tailed). *Correlation is significant
at the 0.05 level (2-tailed). Verbal Interpretation of r-values: +1.0 Perfect positive +/-
association +0.8 to +1.0 Very strong +/- association +0.6 to +0.8 Strong +/- association
+0.4 to +0.6 Moderate +/- association+0.2 to +0.4 Weak +/- association 0.0 to +0.2 Very

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weak +/- or no association (Nettleton, 2014). This statistical treatment was used to
investigate if there were significant relationship between the community-based program
and image of the Philippine National Police.

2.6 Ethical Consideration

This research study was conducted and implemented for academic and educational
purposes only. The respondent’s identity and responses were treated with outmost
confidentiality. Furthermore, there consent and agreement to participate and engage in
the study were kept anonymous throughout the publication of the results.
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I. RESULTS AND ANALYSIS

This chapter presents the results of the survey and the tabulated data, corresponding
analysis as well as the interpretations based on the statistical treatment.

The data follow the sequence of the problems stated namely:

1. The profile of the respondent.

2. Implementation of Community Engagement Program in Tiaong Quezon Province.

1. Demographic Profile of Respondents

TABLE
3.1.1
AGE FREQUENCY PERCENT (%)
(f)

25-30 22 44%

31-35 18 36%

36-40 10 20%

TOTAL 50 100%

Table 1 has shown the distribution of the respondents according to their age
raging to 25-30, 31-35, and 36-40 years old. The data showed the age of 25-30 has the
highest frequency 22 respondents (44%), the second is the age of 31-35 years old
frequency is 18 respondents (36%), and the lowest frequency is 10 respondents (10%)
raging of 36-40 years old.
 TABLE 3.1.2
SEX FREQUENCY PERCENT (%)
(f)

Male 27 54%

Female 23 46%

TOTAL 50 100%

Table 1.2 has shown the distribution of the respondents according to their sex.
The data showed male has highest frequency having 27 respondents (54%), while the

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female has lowest frequency having 23 respondents (46%) from the total number of
respondents.
PART 2 Community Based Program
TABLE 2.1 MEDIA/QUAD MEDIA ENGAGEMENT

Strongly Agree Disagree Strongl WEIGHT VERBAL

Statement Agree (2) (3) y ED INTERP
(1) Disagre MEAN RETATI
e (4) ON

1. I update 16 11 2 1 3.4 AGREE

latest news
the public or
in the
community.
2. I use social 9 15 3 3 3.53 STRONG
media LY
platform to AGREE
improve the
community
relationship
with us.
3. Having a 12 18 0 0 3.46 STRONG
good critic in LY
our wall for AGREE
doing a good
news update.

4. I believe 15 15 0 0 3.53 STRONG

that our social LY
media AGREE
platform is
one of the
ways to
restore the
image of the
police

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5. I am sure 18 12 0 0 3.13 AGREE

that they
understand
the programs
indicated for
them and
they also
know what to
do.
6.I visit PNP’s 16 12 0 0 3.3 AGREE
social media
accounts
because I
check if they
are doing any
activities with
the
community.
7. I share 10 18 1 1 3.36 STRONG
their posts on LY
social media AGREE
so that other
people can
see that they
are
conducting a
program for
the
 community.
8. I think it 12 15 1 1 3.46 STRONG
helps to LY
improve AGREE
people’s view
of the police
because of
the activities
posted on
their social
media pages.

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9. I am not 18 11 2 1 3.33 STRONG

based on the LY
content of the AGREE
news on
television or
what is
posted on
social media
because I
believe that
there are still
many police
who are good
and honest in
their service.
10. I think that 12 15 1 0 3.6 AGREE
crimes are
reduced
because of
the activities
that our police
conduct for
the
community.
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Most of the verbal interpretation of agree and strongly agree. The
weighted average mean of the first statement is 3.4 which will fall into a verbal
interpretation of Agree. Next 3 statements which is using social media to improve the
community relationship, having good critic and using social medias to restore the image
of police have a verbal interpretation of Strongly agree. Most of the responded agreed
that they understand the programs indicated for them and they also know what to do
which had a weighted average of 3.13 same with the next statement that they visit social
media accounts to check if the PNP have any activities for the community, it has
weighted average of 3.3. next 3 statements have weighted average that ranges from
3.33-3.46 which means it is all strongly agree. The respondents share their posts in
social medias so other people can see that they are conducting program for the
community, they also think that it helps to improve people’s view of the police and most
of them don’t based of the content of the news because they believe that there are still
many police that are good and honest in their service. Lastly, the respondents agree with
the last statement having 3.6 average that they think the crimes are reduced
because of the activities of the police that they conducted for the community.
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TABLE 2.2 PROJECT BISITA ESKWELA

Stron Agree Disagr Stron WEIG VERBAL

gly (2) ee (3) gly
HTED
Statement Agre Disag INTERPRETATIO
e (1) ree (4) N
MEAN

1. I am positive 12 18 0 0 3.4 AGREE

and happy with
the efforts made
by the police for
our community
2. I understand 16 14 0 0 3.5 AGREE
their purpose for
doing community-
based activities
3. Oplan Bisita 15 14 1 0 3.4 AGREE
Eskwela includes
the Anti bullying
campaign. I think
this program is
effective to
reduce the cases
of bullying in the
school.

4. Crime 18 10 2 0 3.5 AGREE

prevention is
sustained
because of
 dedicated
programs made
by the police such
as Oplan Bisita
Eskwela
5. I trust PNP 10 16 2 2 3.1 AGREE
programs and I
think it is still
improving.
6. Because of 12 19 1 1 3.3 AGREE
Oplan bisita
eskwela I learned
from their
briefings about
sex and gender-
based violence.

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7. I understood 11 16 0 0 3.3 AGREE

their lecture on
the illegal drug
campaign so I
became aware
not to use it.

8. I feel the 11 16 0 0 3.4 AGREE

presence of the
police whenever
we have activities
at school such as
the flag
ceremony,
foundation day
and so on.
9. I am satisfied 13 15 0 1 3.3 AGREE
with their brief
dialogue and face
to face interaction
with students,
teachers, parents
to strengthen the
relationship.
10. That our 18 12 1 0 3.6 AGREE
police encourage
the community
particular to be
(STRONG) or
SMART,
 TALENTED,
RESPONSIBLE,
OBIDIENT, NICE,
GOD FEARING.

Table 2.2 Project Bisita Eskwela

The table above showed the respondent’s view about the project bisita eskwela.
All the statements have a verbal interpretation of Agree with the weighted mean ranging
from 3.1 to 3.6. The feedback of respondents is positive and are indicating that the
efforts of the police make them happy, trusting, and satisfied. They understood and
learned their purpose and also the lectures they gave.

TABLE 2.3 COMMUNITY DIALOGUE

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Stron Agree Disa Strongly WEIGHTED VERBAL

Statement gly (2) gree Disagree MEAN INTERPRETA
Agre (3) (4) TION
e (1)
1. Community 18 12 0 0 3.6 AGREE
engagement
program bring
closer to the
community and
the law
enforcement.
2. 17 13 0 0 3.56 STRONGLY
Communicating AGREE
with the people
of what PNP
doing is one way
of soliciting
public support.
3. Community 16 13 0 0 3.5 AGREE
dialogues and
forums
strengthen
partnership and
establish
rapports which
are in effect
bringing the PNP
 closer to the
people.
4. I support, 18 12 1 0 3.6 AGREE
lead, and obey
community-
based program.

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5. For me, 14 15 0 0 3.43 STRONGLY

community- AGREE
based program
is excellent in
terms of
strategies.
6. Due to the 13 15 1 1 3.33 STRONGLY
dialogue AGREE
between the
police and the
people in the
community, it
reduced the
crime in the said
area.
7. Because of 16 13 1 1 3.46 STRONGLY
the community AGREE
dialogue, I am
no longer afraid
to talk or interact
with a police
officer.
8. Because of 15 15 0 0 3.5 AGREE
this program we
can express our
grievances to
 the police and
this is very
important to
strengthen the
relationship and
improve
wherever there
is a lack.
9. I feel the 13 17 0 0 3.43 STRONGLY
community is AGREE
safe because
the relationship
between the
police and the
people in the
said area is
good.

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10. We found 12 18 0 0 3.4 AGREE

out what our
police wanted to
accomplish so
the said program
was
implemented
and what it was
for.

2.3 Community Dialogue

The community dialogue pertains to how the community and police
communicate with each other. The respondents answered agree with 5 statements.
These statements talks about the engagement program of police with the community
that strengthens partnership with people and gives them the ease to talk with the police.
The other five statements are interpreted as strongly agree with 3.33 to 3.56 average.
The statements are about people communicating to the police and the excellence that
they give with their program.

TABLE 2.4 COMMUNITY BASED PROGRAM

Statement Stron Agree Disagr Strongly WEIGHTED VERBAL
gly (2) ee (3) Disagree MEAN INTERPRETATION
Agree (4)
(1)
1. PNP 6 14 0 0 3.3 AGREE
groups are
satisfied to
their
program
take to the
community
2. When 8 12 0 0 3.4 AGREE
we conduct
seminars
the people
in the
community
is attending

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3. The 5 12 3 0 3.1 AGREE

community
has a big
trust in our
organizatio
n
4. The PNP 6 14 0 0 3.3 AGREE
programs
informs in
the
community
is
completely
5. I assure 1 18 1 0 3 AGREE
the people
in the
community
keep in
mind the
programs
we conduct

6. The 5 14 1 0 3.2 AGREE

people in
the
community
will follow
what is
going done
by our
program

7. The 3 17 0 0 3.15 AGREE

people in
the
community
is
appreciate
our effort to
our project

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8. The 2 17 1 0 3.05 AGREE

people can
make time
to
participate
in our
programs
to they can
improve
our image
 9. Behind 2 18 0 0 3.1 AGREE
criticism I
am sure
that people
in the
community
will support
our
organizatio
n
10. Our 3 17 0 0 2.7 DISAGREE
PNP official
page in
social
media
platform
can help to
restore our
image in
the
community
11. The 5 15 0 0 3.25 STRONGLY
PNP can AGREE
be relied
on the
safety of
the people
in the
community

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 12. Even 3 17 0 0 3.15 AGREE
through
there are
many
people who
don’t like
our
organizatio
n we will
contain our
services in
the people
of the
Tiaong
Quezon
Province.

13. We 8 12 0 0 3.4 AGREE

constantly
trying to
increase
our image
to trust our
organizatio
n.

14. Many 9 11 0 0 3.45 STRONGLY

Officers are AGREE
good in the
community.

15. All 9 11 0 0 3.45 STRONGLY

concern of AGREE
the people
area all
answered
in our
organizatio
n.

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 16. While 12 8 0 0 3.6 AGREE
taking
programs
in the
school I
see that all
of the
students
are happy
what we
conduct.
17. I fell 6 14 0 0 3.3 AGREE
that they
don’t
hesitate to
talk with
us.
18. Our 12 8 0 0 3.6 AGREE
organizatio
n are doing
job well.

19. I am 8 12 0 0 3.4 AGREE

ready to
help when
someone is
in need,
especially
in senior
citizen and
for people.

20. I am 14 6 0 0 3.7 AGREE

willing to
dedicate
my time
and life for
service in
the
community.

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2.4 Community Based Program
Response from the interviewed people have three (3) strongly agreed
statements. It is the statements that the PNP can be relied with the safety of people,
many officers are good in the community and all the concern of the people are answered
in the organization. Most statements are answered with agree and it talks about the
programs that they conducted and how the people in the community are responding.
One of the statements is disagree, it has an average of 2.7 and it pertains to the social
media platform of the PNP helping to restore the image of community

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I. Discussion
4.1 Conclusion
In the light of the gathered and collated evaluation of the data the following conclusion
were arrived at.
According to the profile of the respondents the data resulted to the forgoing, the
highest frequency of the 44 percent which is equivalent 22 respondents were between the
age range of 25-30 the second age range was between 31-35 and the lowest frequency
pertaining to the age range of the respondents is 36-40.
As per the sex distribution of the respondent’s majority were males.
As per the perception of the respondents the highest percentage which had the description of
highlights the perception of community residents that the community programs improved
people’s trust to the PNP Personnel. Moreover, the respondents strongly agreed that
communication with the people of the community build public trust.
As per community dialogue it is strongly noted that the dialogue between the police and the
people in the community reduced the crime prevalence.
Finally, the respondents strongly agreed that majority of the communities’ concern can be
addressed effectively by way of the PNP community engagement program.

4.2 Recommendations
Based on the following results and outcome the succeeding propositions and
suggestions were recommended.
1. The PNP administration should formulate a road map on community engagement program
in order to emphasize the role of law enforcer in the establishment of peace and order in the
community.
2. The PNP Personnel and the law enforcers assigned in the field should pro-actively
participate and engage themselves in the conduct of various community enhancement
program.
3. Community residents should sincerely collaborate and cooperate with the law enforcers in
concretizing and implementing of PNP community engagement program.
4. Criminology students should involve themselves in the awareness and campaign drive of
the Philippine National Police to facilitate the establishment of harmonious relationship among
law enforcers and community residents.
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5. The PNP as an organization should be able to retain and strengthen the core organization
in order to effectively and efficiently address community’s concern on the building of trust and
establishment of peace and order in the community.
6. Future researchers in the field of criminology research should conduct a similar study to
deepen the research topic in order to enhance the formulation of the enhancement programs
of the PNP.
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References
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APPENDIX
Appendix A. Researcher Made Survey Questionnaire
Direction: Complete the following demographic information.

II. Demographic Profile

Age 25 - 30 31 & 35 36 & 40

Sex: Male ___ Female ____

Job Description: __________

Direction: Kindly read the following statement carefully and put a check the most suited option
for you.
III. Community based program

A. Media/quad-media engagement

Strongly Agree Disagree Strongly

Statement Agree (1) (2) (3) Disagree
(4)

1. I update latest news the

public or in the community.

2. I use social media platform

to improve the community
relationship with us.

3. Having a good critic in our

wall for doing a good news
update.

4. I believe that our social

media platform is one of the
ways to restore the image of
the police
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5. I am sure that they

understand the programs
indicated for them and they
also know what to do.

6. I visit PNP’s social media

accounts because I check if
they are doing any activities
with the community.

7. I share their posts on social

media so that other people
can see that they are
conducting a program for the
community.

8. I think it helps to improve

people’s view of the police
because of the activities
posted on their social media
pages.

9. I am not based on the

content of the news on
television or what is posted on
social media because I
believe that there are still
many police who are good
and honest in their service.
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10. I think that crimes are

reduced because of the
activities that our police
conduct for the community.

B. Project Bisita Eskwela

Strongly Agree Disagree Strongly
Statement Agree (1) (2) (3) Disagree
(4)
1. I am positive and happy
with the efforts made by the
police for our community

2. I understand their
purpose for doing
community-based activities

3. Oplan Bisita Eskwela

includes the Anti bullying
campaign. I think this
program is effective to
reduce the cases of bullying
in the school.

4. Crime prevention is
sustained because of
dedicated programs made
by the police such as Oplan
Bisita Eskwela
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5. I trust PNP programs and I

think it is still improving.

6. Because of Oplan bisita

eskwela I learned from their
briefings about sex and
gender based violence.

7. I understood their lecture

on the illegal drug
campaign so I became
aware not to use it.

8. I feel the presence of the

police whenever we have
activities at school such as
the flag ceremony,
foundation day and so on.

9. I am satisfied with their

brief dialogue and face to
face interaction with
students, teachers, parents
to strengthen the
relationship.

10. That our police

encourage the community
particular to be (STRONG)
or SMART, TALENTED,
RESPONSIBLE,
OBIDIENT, NICE, GOD
FEARING.
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III. Community Based Program

Statement Strongly Agree Disagree Strongly
Agree (1) (2) (3) Disagree
(4)
1. PNP groups are satisfied to
their program take to the
community

2. When we conduct seminars

the people in the community
is attending

3. The community has a big

trust in our organization

4. The PNP programs informs

in the community is
completely

5. I assure the people in the

community keep in mind the
programs we conduct

6. The people in the

community will follow what is
going done by our program

7. The people in the

community is appreciate our
effort to our project

8. The people can make time

to participate in our programs
to they can improve our
image
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9. Behind criticism I am sure

that people in the community
will support our organization

10. Our PNP official page in

social media platform can
help to restore our image in
the community

11. The PNP can be relied on

the safety of the people in the
community

12. Even through there are

many people who don’t like
our organization we will
contain our services in the
people of the Tiaong Quezon
Province.

13. We constantly trying to

increase our image to trust
our organization.

14. Many Officers are good in

the community.

15. All concern of the people

area all answered in our
organization.

16. While taking programs in

the school I see that all of the
students are happy what we
conduct.
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17. I fell that they don’t

hesitate to talk with us.

18. Our organization are

doing job well.

19. I am ready to help when

someone is in need,
especially in senior citizen
and for people.

20. I am willing to dedicate my

time and life for service in the
community.
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Appendix B. Bionote/ Curricullum Vitae

De Gracia, Kim Philip M.

Address: Brgy Del Remedio , San Pablo City, Laguna
Mobile No. 09384590091
E-mail address: kimdg312@gmail.com

PERSONAL INFORMATION
Nickname: Kim
Date of Birth: April 15. 2000
Place of Birth: Calamba City, Laguna
Address: Brgy. Del Remedio , San Pablo City, Laguna
Permanent Address: ADB Sub. Jupiter Street, Brgy Del Remedio, San
Pablo City, Laguna
Height: 6’1
Weight: 87kg
Civil Status: Single
Citizenship: Filipino
Religion: Roman Catholic
Name of Father: Mayer G. De Gracia
Name of Mother: Razel De Gracia, Manansala

EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
TERTIARY: BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CRIMINOLOGY
Olinsterg College TIaong, Quezon Province
2019- IN Progress
SECONDARY: FELIX AMANTE SENIO HIGH SCHOOL
San Jose, San Pablo City
2018-2019
ELEMENTARY: DEL REMEDIO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Del Remedio San Pablo City
2011-2012
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CHARACTER REFERENCES
RAYMOND REYES
Brgy. Del Remedio San Pablo City
BARANGAY CAPTAIN
I hereby certify that the above information is true and correct to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
KIM PHILIP DE GRACIA
Applicant
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Aguila, James Vincent P.

Address: Brgy San Jose San Antonio Quezon
Contact No. 09662768096
E-mail address: jamesaguila85@gmail.com

PERSONAL INFORMATION
Nickname: James
Date of Birth: April 24. 2001
Place of Birth: Paranaque City
Address: Brgy. San Jose San Antonio Quezon
Permanent Address: Brgy. San Jose San Antonio Quezon
Height: 5’6
Weight: 82kg
Civil Status: Single
Citizenship: Filipino
Religion: Roman Catholic
Name of Father: Darwin Aguila
Name of Mother: Lilibeth Aguila

EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
TERTIARY: BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CRIMINOLOGY
2019- In Progress
Olinsterg College TIaong Quezon province
SECONDARY: ASIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AITE
Tiaong, Quezon
2017-2018
ELEMENTARY: FORT STATE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Paranaque City
2011-2012
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CHARACTER REFERENCES
EDITA CASAS
Brgy. San Jose San Antonio, Quezon
BARANGAY CHAIRWOMAN
I hereby certify that the above information is true and correct to the best of my
knowledge and belief.

JAMES VINCENT P. AGUILA

Applicant
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ARCHETA, AIMEE ERIKA V.

Address: Clarrise Subdivision, Brgy Mas. 1 Cand, Quezon
Contact No: 09478629177
E-mail Address: aimeexarcheta@gmail.com

PERSONAL INFORMATION
Nickname: Aimee
Date of Birth: October 20. 2000
Place of Birth: Candelaria, Quezon
Address: Brgy Masalukot 1 Candelaria, Quezon
Permanent Address: Clarrise Subd. Mas 1 Cand. Quezon
Height: 5’3
Weight: 54kg
Civil Status: Single
Citizenship: Filipino
Religion: Roman Catholic
Name of Father: Rodelio De Ocampo Archeta
Name of Mother: Amy V. Archeta

EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
TERTIARY: BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CRIMINOLOGY
Olinsterg College Tiaong, Quezon Province
2019- In Progress
SECONDARY: GRABUM SCHOOL INCORPORATED
Masalukot 1 Candelaria, Quezon
2018-2019
ELEMENTARY: ANNEX III ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Schoolview Subd. Masalukot 1 Candelaria, Quezon
2011-2012
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CHARACTER REFERENCES
AMIEDHEL SINAG
Masalukot II Elementary School
Teacher
I hereby certify that the above information is true and correct to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
AIMEE ERIKA V. ARCHETA
Applicant
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Pereña, Rhancie A.
Address: Brgy Alingaro General Trias, Cavite
Mobile No: 09512769584
E-mail address: rhanciepere5@gmail.com

PERSONAL INFORMATION
Nickname: Rhancie
Date of Birth: July 28, 2000
Place of Birth: Alingaro General Trias, Cavite
Address: Brgy. Alingaro General Trias, Cavite
Permanent Address: 182 Alingaro Gneral Trias, Cavite
Height: 5’2
Weight: 55kg
Civil Status: Single
Citizenship: Filipino
Religion: Roman Catholic
Name of Father: Pablito Pereña
Name of Mother: Belen Pereña

EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT

TERTIARY: BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CRIMINOLOGY

Olinsterg College Tiaong, Quezon Province
2019- In Progress
SECONDARY: HALANG BANAYBANAY NATIONAL HIGHSCHOOL
Halang Banaybanay Amadeo Cavite
2018-2019
ELEMENTARY: HALANG BANAYBANAY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Halang Banaybanay Amadeo Cavite
2011-2012
 OLINSTERG COLLEGE, INC.

CHARACTER REFERENCES
MIKAY SHYNETTE DINGLASAN
Barangay Alingaro General Trias Cavite
Barangay SK Chairwoman
I hereby certify that the above information is true and correct to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
RHANCIE PEREÑA
Applicant