THE POLICE COMMUNITY RELATION TEAM AT WORK A. THE PCR TEAM COMPOSITION
The PCR Team, also serves as Beat Patrol Officers, it
composed of a two-man field operator, normally a veteran and a rookie policeman. Their main function is to assist the MPS/CPS in conducting community policing. The PCR team conducts the following police activities: PCR ACTIVITIES:
1. Patrol the beat – During patrolling, the team checks
alleys, abandoned houses, abnormalities in the surrounding, communicates with people and asks information about anything that may affect peace and order, stop and frisk anybody suspected of concealing weapons or suspiciously loitering around to victimize people, or just plainly ―standing and PCR ACTIVITIES:
2. Conduct of house visit – the main purpose of house visit is
forging relationship and getting information about the status of the household (profiling) and its occupants, their problems in the community and find out how the police can assist them. The veteran member usually undertakes the questioning while the rookie serves as the security for the PCR operator and at the same time learns how the interpersonal conversation is conducted. PCR ACTIVITIES:
3. Organize and Mobilize people – every area and
house visits conducted by PCR teams should have distinctive purpose connected to organizational works intended for community mobilization and intervention. The organizational works conducted by PCR teams are all part of community policing. B. THE ATTRIBUTES OF A PCR MAN The PCR man is the role model in the community. The community looks upon him with respect, learns from him how to respect the laws, and cooperates with him because what he is doing is for the good of the community. He renders impartial enforcement of the law because the community knows that he represents the law. By his mere presence, the community is assured of the absence of crime and disorder. To command this kind of perception and earn the respect of the community, he must therefore display the following attributes: 1. He is the father to all the kids 2. He is a friend to the working adults 3. He is the loving son to the elderly C. THE AREA VISIT •
The area visit is a form of patrol to be conducted jointly by a
two-man team from concerned police stations. Its purpose is not only to ensure the protection of the barangay or community and its households being visited but also to check on the following issue POLICE OPERATIONAL PLAN (OPLAN) 1. Presence of Anti-Government Movement (AGM) armed component (OPlan Sandugo). 2. Presence of Organized Gangs and other criminal elements ( OPlan Sandigan). 3. Indicators of clandestine prohibited drug laboratory and trafficking (Oplan Sambanat). 4. Indicators of flood and erosion potentials (Saklolo). 5. Illegal logging quarrying and poaching of wild animals (OPLAN Sangyaman). 6. Presence of threat groups and private armed groups (OPLAN Sangingat). D. THE HOUSE VISIT OR NEIGHBORHOOD PARTNERSHIP
Familiarity with the names, faces, children,
vehicles and living habits of people in the neighborhood increases security E. THE STRATEGIC POSITIONS FOR NEIGHBORHOOD PARTNERSHIPS 1. Improve trust and confidence in the police, council and other partners; 2. Improve perceptions of legitimacy in the police; 3. Encourage people to talk about the issues that affect them, report crimes, and provide sensitive information with the knowledge that it will be used appropriately; 4. Improve the level of volunteering, the likelihood of witnesses coming forward, and people being willing to attend court hearings and getting involved in making their communities safer; and 5. Inculcate greater social responsibility, intervene appropriately with problem individuals and families, and acquire useful and timely data for planning and implementation of anti- criminality programs and activities. 6. House visits for the conduct of interpersonal interaction is an effective tool of forging relationships with the communities, connect with them and inform them of various matters that affect their lives. Issues involving peace and order, laws that affect their lives (FAs, illegal logging, fencing, drug abuse, human trafficking, etc.) economic, social and cultural issues, health, social inventions, to as odd as lives of celebrities can be discussed. It is also important to find out from the household occupants about the things that directly affect their lives a. Personal and social standing. b. Persons or group of persons pestering their lives c. Are their neighbors friendly and cooperative? d. Who are the neighbors that are potentials for conflict e. Who are the new settlers in the neighborhood f. Is the Barangay System working? F. THE POWER OF GOOD GROOMING AND DRESSING
1. Proper wearing of uniform and grooming
2. Attire of Police Officers while using public transport 3. Off-Duty Attire: 4. Office Dress Code END OF PRESENTATION
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