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This document provides information on police intelligence collection activities. It discusses surveillance techniques like shadowing and undercover assignments. It also outlines the intelligence cycle and key phases: planning collection, collecting information, processing information, and disseminating information. Finally, it identifies various sources of police information, like local residents, informants, police reports, and criminal modus operandi like "akyat-bahay" gangs.
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Arnis
Arnis is a martial art from the Philippines that focuses on stick fighting. It involves skills like striking, thrusting, and disarming an opponent using rattan sticks that are usually around 28 inches long. Matches take place within an 8 by 8 meter area, and are categorized by weight or age with a best of three round format. Players aim to be the first to score five points or disarm their opponent twice to win each round.
Arnis
Modern Arnis is a system of Filipino martial arts founded by Remy Presas. It is derived from traditional Filipino martial arts like Balintawak Eskrima and focuses on single and double stick techniques. Presas aimed to make the training safer while preserving the effectiveness of Filipino martial arts. He introduced techniques like striking sticks instead of hands. Modern Arnis spread through Presas' teaching and books. After his death, the leadership splintered though various organizations continue teaching interpretations of the art. It uses a ranking system up to 11th degree black belt based on Tagalog numbers.
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