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2. Police Public Relations- it is the continuing process by which endeavors are made to
obtain the good will and cooperation of the public for effective enforcement of the law
and accomplishment of the police purpose.
3. Public Relations- it is the act of bringing about better understanding, confidence and
acceptance for an individual or an organization.
4. Human Relations- consists of those fundamental precepts, both moral and legal,
which govern the relationship of man in all aspects of life.
6. Civic Action Program- a program which makes the policemen a friend and partner of
the people for progress as well as their defender.
8. Propaganda- it is the planned use for the public or a mass communication for a
public purpose.
9. Integrated Police Advisory Council- a council that involves local official and the
citizenry in the preservation of peace and order and the promotion of public safety.
The basic purpose of preserving the peace and protecting life and property is
accomplished by controlling the behavior of people. A person’s conduct is determined either by
what he wants to do, or by what he is afraid of to do. Compliance with law and regulation is
obtained pattern of by developing a public willingness to conform to the desire pattern of
behavior or by compelling people to conform by threat of punishement.
Hence, the two processes- enforcement and the development of attitudes favorable to
law observance, cannot be completelyl separated, with the police free to choose and reject the
other, their use is a matter of judgement varying in degree or emphasis.
The primary concern of the PNP is to earn and maintain the greatest possible public
confidence. Police effectiveness depends largely upon public support based on the faith of the
people in their police. To insure maximum efficiency, the PNP shall endeavor to gain public
supporg by conductiong massive and sustained activities in the field of good community
relations.
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In the cities and in suburbs, printed matters and audio-visual communication are more
effective because of big population which is composed mostly of literate and sophisticated
individual. The facilities for such purposes are readly available.
The public Relations Officer shall evolved conduct a Public Relations Program at
promoting better and closer relations between the police and the public. The essence of
publice relations is simply good service and making the public well-informed on the good work
done by the police. It is building a good image throught actual commendable perfomance,
without inefficiency and corruption.
The mission of the publice Relations Officer is to gain public support for policies and to
wen friendly citizen cooperation in the programs and procedures of the police station in order to
facilitate the accomplishment of police tasks.
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The duties of the public relations officer maybe divided into four broad categories
namely:
1. To evaluate public opinion and attitudes with respect to the policies, methods, and
personnel of the police station.
2. To advise the police station commander with regard to the publice relations aspects
of new or revised department programs, policies, procedures and activities.
3. To paln and to carry out programs aimed at keeping the public informed on police
activeites.
4. To furnish a staff supervision of all police activities that may influence public support.
Consistent with the facilities at its disposal, all PNP units shall conduct civic action
program.
The Civic Action Program is one which makes policemen a friend, and partner of the
people for progress as well as their defender. It can range assistance programs in the concept
of self-help, up to major engineering projects.
It may initiate if necessary, fund-raising campaign for juvenile delinquents who are being
reformed. In a state of calamity, every member of the PNP shall be alert to safeguard the
community against loss and dameges of properties and possible deaths.
In summation, the principle involve in the PNP Civic Action Program is that the police is
part of, and not apart from socity. They are considered as servants of the community who
depend for the effectiveness of their functions upon the express whichges of the people.
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Policemen should be equipped with a basic knowledge of MassCom and must devote
time for a “heart-to-heart” talk or dialogue with the people, particularly the youth whom he shall
strive to mold into useful and law-abiding citizens.
The PNP unit conducting the program shall condition the citizenry to adhere to the laws
of the land and dissuade them from committing crimes, thereby minimizing their chances to
engage in criminal activities and preventing them from being influenced bya the misguided
elements in our society.
PNP personnel are in good postion to conduct MaacCom because of their direct contact
with the people in their respective areas. The PNP units in the provinces know the ideological
temper and peculiarites, including susceptibilities of the people in their localities.
MASSCOM should be an integral part of police operations because use of force alone
can never single handedly solve the problems of dissidence and lawlessness.
1. To maintain and develop the goodwilol and confidence of the community for the
police.
2. To obtain public cooperation and assistance.
3. To develop public understanding, support and appreciation for the services of the
police.
4. To create broader understanding and sympathy with the problems and needs of the
police.
5. To facilitate law enforcement and law compliance.
6. To build public opinion in favor of the police.
7. To achieve the police purpose of preserving the peace, protecting life and property,
and the prevention of crime.
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Malinta, Valenzuela City
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Every member of the PNP shall adhere to the following principles of police community
relations:
The police is a social institution concerned with social problems. They are the agency
around which the community often rallies in time of tension and emergency. They cannot
respond by force alone. They must have other means of developing and sustaining civic
peace. Greater emphasis should be placed upon preventive policing, that is, programs aimed
at anticipating and hearing of social conflict, the cause of which are so intimately related to the
causes of crime and delinquency.
Crime prevention is generally recognized as an important police function. But the police
can do little without community cooperation and assistance. The police must take the initiative
and show the way – in effect, to assist the community to meet its responsibility, at the same
time hopefully, to improve police-community relations.
1. Domestic Relations – Consists of a person’s dealing with his family, parents and immediate
relatives with whom he has to have good relationship to deserve a respectable family
prestige and community relations.
3. Community Relations – Consist of a person’s dealings with the citizens of the community,
city or town where a person lives, and his membership or contribution to the civic
organization or community associations in the locality.
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5. Government Relations – Consist of the dealing which a person makes with the government
and its various instrumentalities. Recognition of government authority, its laws and
ordinances, as well as other public responsibilities, are significant phases of an individual’s
public relations.
1. Intra-Departmental Relations – Consist of peace officer’s relations with the officer and men
of his own department, his superiors, the Station Commander, as well as the city/municipal
mayor where he is assigned.
2. Inter-Departmental Relations – Relations with other police agencies consists in his
cooperation and dealing with the PNP and other law enforcement agencies of the
government.
3. Citizens Relations – Includes all dealings or contacts with the citizens in relation to the
enforcement of the law and maintenance of peace and order, together with the giving of
information to the public on criminal and non-criminal activities.
4. Complaints Relations – Includes a police officer’s dealings with complaints, the techniques
of interview, manner of approach, and treatment of witnesses as well as informers or
assets.
5. Relations with Accused Persons – Consists in the proper treatment of suspects, the
recognition of their constitutional rights during custodial investigation and the handling or
accused persons during confinement.
6. Relation with State Prosecutor or Fiscals – Include a peace officer’s duty to cooperate
during preliminary investigations and gatherings of further evidence when so received by
the fiscal.
7. Judicial Relations – Consist of the peace officer’s duties toward the courts when appearing
as a witness and the honesty in testimony.
8. Governmental Relations – Includes all his dealings with other non-police agencies or offices
of the government, both national and local, in connection with official duties such as request
for verifications, coordination, and whatever help are needed.
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OTHER DEFINITIONS
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1. Police Ethics - It is the practical science that treats the principles of human morality and
duty as applied to law enforcement.
2. Responsibility - It refers to the obligation to perform duties and functions and to the
consequences of activities under one’s command.
3. Human Rights - It includes all rights enjoyed by individuals as provided for under the
Constitution and other International Instruments.
4. Command Responsibility - It refers to doctrine that imposes commensurate accountability
to one who is vested with authority to exercise management and leadership functions.
5. Prudence - It is one’s ability to govern and discipline oneself by means of reason and
sound judgment.
6. Perseverance - It is the ability to go on inspite of obstacle or opposition.
7. Temperance - It is one’s ability to moderate or to avoid something.
8. Commutative Justice - It is a virtue that regulates those actions that involve the rights that
exist between one individual and another.
9. Distributive Justice - It regulates those actions that involve the rights which an individual
may claim from society.
10. Legal Justice - It is a virtue that regulates those actions which society may justly require of
the individual for the common good.