I.

LAW ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION:

A. POLICE ORGANIZATION AND ADMINISTRATION
1. PLEB
2. NAB & RAB
10 DAYS
60 DAYS
3. NAPOLCOM
4. C, PNP
5. TYPES OF PROMOTION
REGULAR
SPECIAL
PROMOTION BY VIRTUE OF POSITION
6. TYPES OF RETIREMENT
OPTIONAL
COMPULSORY
PERMANENT PHYSICAL DISABILITY
7. MEANS OF ATTRITION
ATTRITION BY ATTAINMENT OF MAXIMUM TENURE
ATTRITION BY RELIEF
ATTRITION BY DEMOTION IN POSITION
ATTRITION BY NON-PROMOTION
ATTRITION BY OTHER MEANS
8. EMPLOYMENT
DEPLOYMENT
OPERATIONAL CONTROL AND SUPERVISION
9. ACT NO. 175
ADMINISTRATIVE CODE PROMOLGATEDSEPTEMBER 10, 1955
RA 4864
PD 765
SEC. 6, ART XVI, NPC
RA 6975
RA 8551
RA 9708
EO 226
EO 546
EO 309
10. GUARDILLO, CUERPO, GUARDIA CIVIL
JAN 9, 1901,
HENRY T ALLEN
RAFAEL CRAME
CESAR P NAZARENO
11. 50%, 2.5%, 90%-36 YRS, 80%, 00.0478087
12. INSPECTOR
LATERAL ENTRY
13. FORUM SHOPPING
CITIZENS COMPLAINTS
MINOR OFFENSE
 14. CITIZENS COMPLAINTS-COP 1-15 DAYS, MAYOR-16-30, PLEB – MORE THAN 3O DAYS AND
DISMISSAL
INTERNAL DISCIPLINE –COP-1-15, PD – 16-30, RD – 31 – 60, DISMISSAL & DEMOTION, C, PNP
– 61 -180 DISMISSAL & DEMOTION
15. MANNERS OF APPOINTMENT
STATUS OF APPOINTMENT
16. INDIGENOUS PEOPLE
AGE, HEIGHT, WEIGHT,
RD, NAPOLCOM, NAPOLCOM EN BANC
17. PPSC
DHRDD
CRIME LABORATORY
18. 1:500
1:1000,
R = POP
PNP
PNP TO POP RATIO: HUC = 1:500 – 700, CITY = 1:650 – 800, MPLTY = 1:750 - 1000
19. 10% FOR EVERY FIVE YEAR OF SERVICE=LONGEVITY PAY
FIELD TRANING PROGRAM
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION
20. IAS
10% QUOTA ALLOC FOR FEMALE APPLICANT
CITY –“A”-100,OOO OR MORE, ”B”-75,OOO TO LESS THAN 100,000, “C”-LESS THAN 75,000
MPLTY – “A’-75,000, “B”-30,000 TO LESS THAN 75,000, “C”-LESS THAN 30,000
RANK CLASSIFICATIONS-POLICE OFFICER 1 TO DIRECTOR GENERAL
ACTUAL STAR RANKS-125
16 DIRECTORATES, DITCM
11 ASU-RETIREES BENEFITS ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE
13 OSU – POLICE DRUG ENFORCEMENT GROUP
B. POLICE PLANNING
21. PLANNING
22. PROCEDURAL
OPERATIONAL
TACTICAL
EXTRA-DEPARTMENTAL PLAN
MANAGEMENT PLAN
23. TYPES OF PLAN ACCORDING TO RANGE
1 YR-SHORTRANGE
2 YRS – MEDIUMRANGE
3 YRS – LONGRANGE OR STRATEGIES
24. TO REGOGNIZE THE NEED TO PLAN
WHAT NEEDS TO BE ACCOMPLISHED
25. CRIME STATISTICS
26. WEDGE FORMATION
PANIC FIRING
MAXIMUMM TOLERANCE
27. TERRORISM
28. ADVANCE COMMAND POST WITH COMMUNICATION FACILITIES
 29. SELLING THE PLAN
30. WALL SEARCH
REQUIREMENTS IN POLICE INTERVENTION
C. POLICE INTELLIGENCE
31. INTELLIGENCE
INFORMATION
32. STRATEGIC INTELLIGENCE
COUNTER-INTELLIGENCE
LINE INTELLIGENCE
33. PURPOSE OF INTELLIGENCE
34. SURVEILLANCE
SUBJECT
SURVEILLANT
CASING
STAKEOUT
35. TECHNICAL SURVEILLANCE
TAILGAITING
BURN-OUT
36. LOOSE SURVEILLANCE
CLOSE SURVEILLANCE
OFFENSIVE SURVEILLANCE
COUNTER-SURVEILLANCE
DEFENSIVE SURVEILLANCE
CONVOY
37. TOOLS IN RECORDING INFORMATION
SITUATION MAP
INTELLIGENCE JOURNAL
INTELLIGENCE WORK BOOK
INTELLIGENCE FILES
38. INTELLIGENCE CYCLE
COLLECTION
PROCESSING
DISSEMINATION
RE-DIRECTION OF COLLECTION EFFORT
39. INFORMATION EVALUATION RATING
RELIABILITY OF THE SOURCE –ABCDE - HUFUC
ACCURACY OF INFORMATION – 12345-CPPDC
40. SOURCES OF INFORMATION-TUVWXYZ = DPATGMD
COLLECTION AGENCY
LIAISON PROGRAM
DE-BRIEFING
NEWSCLIPPING
41. FREDERICK THE GREAT
MOSSAD OF ISRAEL
42. OVERT
COVERT
RUSE OR DODGE
TO CARRY AN EXTRA SET OF PLATE NUMBERS
 FREQUENT REFUSAL TO TESTITY IN OPEN COURT
43. NEED TO KNOW
COMPARTMENTATION
ELICITATION
44. TOP SECRET, SECRET, CONFIDENTIAL, RESTRICTED
45. PERSONNEL SECURITY INVESTIGATION
BACKGROUND INVESTIGATION-PARTIAL AND COMPLETE
FINAL CLEARANCE, INTERIM CLEARANCE
46. SOCIAL ASSIGNMENT
WORK ASSIGNMENT
DWELLING ASSIGNMENT
47. INFORMANTS
INFORMER
BLENDING-IN
48. DOUBLE AGENT
DUAL AGENT
RECRUITED INFORMANT
49. SECURITY OFFICER
DEDUCTION
COVER
UNDERCOVER
50. POLICE INTELLIGENCE GROUP
DIRECTORATE FOR INTELLIGENCE
D. POLICE PATROL
51. HIGH VISIBILITY
LOW VISIBILITY
52. REACTIVE PATROL
PROACTIVE PATROL
53. ATTRACTIVE NUISANCES
PATROL HAZARD
54. ELIMINATION OF ACTUAL OPPORTUNITY
CRIME PREVENTION
55. OMNI-PRESENCE
56. 7-3, 3-11, 11-7, MORNING, AFTERNOON, NIGHT
40%-50% OF PATROL PERSONNEL-AFTERNOON SHIFT
NIGHT SHIFT-GRAVEYARD SHIFT, DOG WATCH, PENALTY BOX
PATROL DISTRIBUTION: 70% FOOT PATROL – 30% MOBILE PATROL
POLICE PERSONNEL DISTRIBUTION: 15% - OFFICE DUTY, 85% - FIELD DUTY
57. DRIVER, MEMBER-RECORDER, SUPERVISOR
58. PERSONS AND THINGS
DIRECTED DETERRENT PATROL
59. CLOCKWISE, COUNTER-CLOCKWISE, FREEWHELELING, CRISSCROSS
60. TO PRESERVE AND MAINTAIN THE ORIGINAL CONDITION OF THE CRIME SCENE
HABIT OF JOTTING DOWN THE FACTS
PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION
61. HELICOPTER
62. FOOT
MOBILE
 BICYCLE
MOTORCYLE
K-9 PATROL
63. PATROL
64. ATTITUDE PREPARATION
65. POLICE VISIBILITY
CONSTANT AVAILABILITY
CONCEPT OF SPLIT FORCE PATROL
E. INDUSTRIAL SECURITY
66. SECURITY
67. PHYSICAL SECURITY
INDUSTRIAL SECURITY
OPERATIONAL SECURITY
DOCUMENTS SECURITY
68. PERIMETER OR SECURITY BARRIER
NATURAL BARRIER
MAN-MADE BARRFIER
69. SECURITY HAZARD
NATURAL HAZARD
MAN-MADE HAZARD
70. CASUAL PILFERER
SYSTEMATIC PILFERER
71. RELATIVE CRITICALITY
RELATIVE VULNERABILITY
72. TOP GUARD
TOWER HOUSE
73. ACCESS LIST
74. SECURITTY SURVEY
SECURITY INSPECTION
75. SECURITY ORIENTATION
SECURITY EDUCATION
76. C, PNP
SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMISSION
PADPAO, INC.
SOSIA
77. PRIVATE SECURITY GUARDS
COMPANY GUARD
JIMENEZ SECURITY AGENCY
78. ENTRANCE CONFERENCE
EXIT CONFERENCE
79. 1:2, 50 RDS OF AMMUNITIONS/10% HIGH POWERED FIREARMS
80. RA 5487
25 YRS OF AGE
81. 200 TO 1,000
TYPES OF FIRE – A, B, C, D & E
82. DRY RUN
DISASTER AND EMERGENCY PREPARATION
MUSTER AND UTILIZE
 83. COOLING OR QUENCHING
BLANKERING OR SMOTHERING
STARVING
CHEMICAL INHIBITION
84. CONDUCTION
CONVECTION
RADIATION
85. IDENTIFICATION AND CONTROL

F. COMPARATIVE POLICE SYSTEM

86. PHON TAMRUAT, PHON TAMRUAT EK, BOYS IN BROWN
87. JUNSA, KEISI SOKAN, TODO FUKEAU
88. CONSTABLE, COMMMISIONER OF POLICE
SECURITY BUREAU OF HONGKONG
FIRST IN ASIA AND SECOND IN THE WORLD
89. BAYANGKARA DUA, JENDERAL POLISI, KEPOLISAN NEGARA INDONESIA
90. RAKAN COP, TEMENGUNG AND HULUBALANG
91. AUGUST VOLMER
J.EDGAR HOOVER
ORLANDO W. WILSON
MAINTENANCE OF ORDER, LAW ENFORCEMENT, CALLS FOR SERVICE
PINKERTON DETECTIVE AGENCY
92. FRANKPLEDGE SYSTEM OF SOCIAL OBLIGATION
TITHING
HUNDRED
WATCH AND WARD
HUE AND CRY
CONSTABLES
THAMES RIVER POLICE
PATRICK COLGOHUN
SIR ROBERT PEEL
BOBBIES/PEELERS, BOBBIES HELMET
93. HOME TEAM ACADEMY
NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH
VERTICAL PATROL
94. JOSEPH FOUCHE
FRANCOIS EUGENE VIDOCQ
SURETE
95. POLICE
AUGUSTUS
G. POLICE PERSONNEL AND RECORDS MANAGEMENT
96. SPAN OF CONTROL
UNITY OF COMMAND
97. POLICE MANAGEMENT
POLICE SUPERVISION
LEADERSHIP
98. AUTOCRATIC LEADER
DEMOCRATIC LEADER
 FREE-RAIN LEADER
99. LINE
FUNCTIONAL
LINE AND STAFF
100.ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
ORGANIZATION
PERFORMANCE EVALUATION SYSTEM
CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION, DETECTION AND PREVENTION
A. FUNDAMENTALS OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION
1. CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION
2. EYES LEVEL
3. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE
ASSOCIATIVE EVIDENCE
CORPUS DELICTI
TRACING EVIDENCE
4. CRIME SCENE
5. CHAIN OF CUSTODY
6. ROGUES GALLERY
7. POLICE-LINE UP
8. CONFESSION
ADMISSION
9. ROUGH SKETCH
FINAL SKETCH
CROSS PROJECTION SKECTH
10. RA 7438
SEC. 12, ART. 3, NPC
5WS & 1H-
SIX CARDINAL POINTS
11. RIGHT TO REMAIN SILENT
RIGHT TO BE ASSISTED BY LAWYER
EXPLAIN THE IMPLICATIONS OF RIGHTS
12. INTERVIEW
INTERROGATION
INSTRUMENTATION
13. SECURING AND PROTECTING
ZONE METHOD
WHEEL METHOD
14. DO NOT MAC-RECORDED, PHOTOGRAPH AND SKECTH
15. CRIMINALISTICS
16. TO PRESERVE AND MAINTAIN THE ORIGINAL CONDIITION OF THE CRIME SCENE
17. MODUS OPERANDI
18. BROUGHT AND LEFT & TAKEN DELIBERATELY AND ACCIDENTALLY
19. DURESS, COERCION AND THIRD DEGREE
20. HUMAN RIGHTS
B. DRUG EDUCATION:
1. DRUG
2. DRUG DEPENDENCE
3. HALLUCINOGEN
 DEPRESSANT
STIMULANTS
NARCOTIC
4. COTTON MOUTH
JELLY BRAIN
GOOSE LEGGING FLESH AND PILLOW ERECTION
5. NYC
DDB
PDEA
6. MANUFACTURING
IMPORTATION
SELLING
MAINTENANCE OF DEN, DIVE AND RESORT
7. USE OF DRUG
8. DANGEROUS 10 GRAMS OR MORE, LESS THAN 10 GRAMS TO 5 GRAMS, LESS THAN 5 GRAMS
MARIJUANA-500 GRAMS OF MORE, LESST 500 GRAMS TO 300 GRAMS, LESS THAN 300 GRAMS
TO 100 GRAMS, LESS THAN 100 GRAMS
SHABU-50 GRAMS OR MORE, LESS THAN 50 GRAMS TO 3O GRAMS, LESS THAN 30 GRAMS TO
10 GRAMS, LESS THAN 10 GRAMS
9. REHABILITATION
TREATMENT
10. SHABU-METHAPMHETAMINE HYDROCHLORIDE
MARIJUANA-CANNABIS SATIVA L.
OPIUM POPPY-PAPAVER SOMNEFERUM L.
ECSTASY, LOVE PILL-MDMA
11. CONFIRMATORY TEST
12. EUPHORIA
INCREASE ENJOYMENT
SOCIAL JUBRICANT
13. POVERTY
ALCOHOL
14. RA 9165, RA 6425
15. VICE
16. PLANTING OF EVIDENCE
17. ADMINISTRATION
ROUTES OF ADMINISTRATION
18. THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY
19. WITHDRAWAL SYMPTOMS
20. CATEGORIES OF DRUGS

FORENSIC MEDICINE
1. ALGOR MORTIS
2. RIGOR MORTIS
3. LIVOR MORTIS
4. ASPHYXIA
5. AUTOPSY
6. PUTREFACTION
7. INCISED WOUNDS
 STABBED WOUNDS
LACERATION WOUNDS
PUNCTURED WOUNDS
ABRASION
8. SUPERFICIAL
PENETRATING
PERFORATING
9. PETICHIAE
CONTUSIONS
HEMATOMA
10. ENTOMOLOGY OF CADAVER
11. PRESENCE OF LIVE FLEAS
12. FORENSIC MEDICINE
LEGAL MEDICINE
MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE
13. VITAL REACTION
RUBOR
CALOR
DOLOR
TEMPORARY LOSS OF FUNCTIONS
14. CONCUSSION CEREBRI OR CEREBRAL CONCUSSION
LOCUS MINORIS RESITENCIA
PHYSICAL TRAUMA
15. DNA/PLACE A GLASS A THE TOP OF THE MOUTH
MEASUREMENTS OF THE FOETUS IN CMS
DISTURBANCE OF THE WHARTON’S JELLY
CADAVERIC SPASM/INSTANTENOUS RIGOR

HUMAN BEHAVIOR AND CRISIS MANAGEMENT

1. HUMAN BEHAVIOR
2. CRISIS MANAGEMENT
3. NEUROLOGICAL
BEHAVIORAL
COGNITIVE
4. EXTRAVERSION
PSYCHOTICISM
NEUORITICISM
5. IDIOT
IMBICILE
FEEBLE MINDED
6. HOSTAGE SITUATION
7. FOUR ACTIVITIES IN MANAGING HOSTAGE SITUATION
PLANNING
DIRECTING
CONTROLLING
LEADING
8. DIAGNOSTIC CATEGORIES OF MENTALLY DISTRUBED PERSONS
ANTI-SOCIAL PERSONALITY
 INADEQUATE PERSONALITY
MANIC-DEPRESSIVE
PARANOID-SCHZOPRENIC
9. DISTINCT CATEGORIES OF HOSTAGE TAKERS
PERSONS IN CRISIS
COMMON CRIMINALS
PSYCHOTIC
PRISONERS
POLITICAL TERRORIST
10. OPERATIONAL ORDERS
BRIEFING
11. BASIC PLAN ACCEPTABLE IN MOST HOSTAGE SITUATION
IDENTIFY PHYSICAL OBJECTIVES
ESTABLISH INNER PERIMETER
ESTABLISH OUTER PERIMETER
ACTIVATE COVER AND OBSERVATION TEAM
ACTIVATE ARREST AND ASSAULT TEAM
ORGANIZE NEGOTIATION TEAM
MAINTAIN RESERVE
12. HALLUCINATION
DELLUSION
ILLUSION
13. NEGOTIATION APPROACHES
14. TERRORIST NEGOTIATIONS
15. OPERATIONAL PROCEDURE