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- 1. MMAACCAABBEEBBEE MMUUNNIICCIIPPAALL PPOOLLIICCEE SSTTAATTIIOONN PPSSUUPPTT DDIIOOSSDDAADDOO RR NNOOLLAASSCCOO,, CCOOPP ((004455))443355--00554422 BBAASSIICC PPOOLLIICCEE IINNTTEELLLLIIGGEENNCCEE PPOO33 OOLLIIVVEERR TT MMAASSAANNGGCCAAYY BBPPAATTSS TTRRAAIINNIINNGG SSeepptteemmbbeerr 2299,, 22001144
- 2. PPoolliiccee IInntteelllliiggeennccee •Ang naging resulta mula sa pagkokolekta, pag-susuri, pagpapakahulugan ng lahat ng nakuhang impormasyon na tumutukoy sa isa o mga aspeto para sa pampulisyang operasyon na kung saan ay agad o maaaring maging mahalaga sa pagpaplano ng kapulisan.
- 3. PPaanniinniikkttiikk oo ““SSuurrvveeiillllaannccee”” • Surveillance - Isang sikretong pagmamatyag sa isang lugar, tao, at sasakyan upang makakalap ng impormasyon hinggil sa katauhan o gawain ng isang subject. Surveilant – Tao na nagsasagawa ng paniniktik.
- 4. TTaattlloonngg ((33)) UUrriinngg PPaanniinniikkttiikk • Paniniktik ng Lugar “Surveillance of Place” – ito ay pagmamatyag sa isang lugar na maaaring pinagkakaganapan ng mga iligal na gawain katulad ng sugal, abortion, prostitusyon, pagbebenta ng iligal na droga at iba pa.
- 5. Hitsura at KKaattaannggiiaannnngg iissaanngg ssuurrvveeiillllaanntt oo nnaaggssaassaaggaawwaa nngg ppaanniinniikkttiikk • Pangkaraniwang taas at laki ng pangangatawan • Walang “Mannerism” na madaling matandaan ng isang tao • Iwasang magsuot ng alahas o damit na takaw pansin • Masigasig at hindi mainipin • Mapamaraan • Matalino at mabilis mag-isip
- 6. Pagbuntot ““SShhaaddoowwiinngg oorrTTaaiilliinngg”” • Ito ay pagsunod sa isang tao upang makakuha ng ebidensya; makilala ang mga taong nakapaligid sa kanya; matunton ang kanilang hide-out at malaman ang iba pang mga bagay hinggil sa isang subject.
- 7. DDoonntt’’ss iinn SShhaaddoowwiinngg • Huwag makipagtitigan sa subject. • Huwag magpapansin o magpaghalata sa subject na siya ay minamasdan mo. • Wag magsuot ng “story-book disguises” • Wag magbitbit ng “brief case, note book at iba pang mga bagay na madaling makatawag ng pansin”. • Iwasan makipagbatian sa mga kakilala.
- 8. Undercover AAssssiiggnnmmeenntt oorr ““RRooppiinngg”” • Pangangalap ng impormasyon sa pamamagitan ng pagpapanggap o pagkakaroon ng ibat-ibang katauhan.
- 9. Intelligence Cycle –cyclical steps followed from intelligence planning to the dissemination of processed information. It is a repetitive process used to produce intelligence from information. Four (4) Phases of Intelligence Cycle 1. Planning the collection effort 2. Collection of information 3. Processing of information 4. Dissemination and use of information
- 10. PPoolliiccee IInnffoorrmmaattiioonn CCoolllleeccttiioonnAAccttiivviittiieess • PATROLS • SURVEILLANCE • INVESTIGATION • USE OF INFORMANTS OR INFORMERS • PCR ACTIVITIES • SEARCHES & SEIZURES • CHECKPOINTS • INTERVIEW & ELICITATION
- 11. SSOOUURRCCEESS OOFF IINNFFOORRMMAATTIIOONN • Any person, thing and/or activity from which information is obtained about the enemy activities and the environment • Collection agency as a source of information is any individual or organization which exploits a source to collect and/or process information
- 12. Examples ooff SSoouurrcceessooff IInnffoorrmmaattiioonn • Local Residents • Recruited agent • Civilian agencies • Captured enemy documents • Maps & Charts • Internet • Weather forecasts and Reports • Research Works and Studies • Newspaper Reports • Books and publications • Bystanders at the crime scene • Convicted criminal • Drug dependent undergoing rehabilitation • Public Libraries • Informants • Police reports • National Census & Statistics Office Files • Modus Operandi
- 13. EExxaammpplleess ooff MMoodduussOOppeerraannddii • “Akyat-Bahay” Gang • “Lag-lag Barya” Gang • “Salisi” Gang • “Martilyo/Bareta” • “Bukas Kotse” Gang Gang • “Dugo-Dugo” Gang • “Boltcutter” Gang • “Budol-Budol” Gang • “Acetylene” Gang • “Ipit-Taxi” Gang • “Daga-daga” Gang • “Bonet” Gang • “Date-rape(eye-ball)” • “Riding-in- • “Ativan” Gang Tandem/Motorcycle • “Rent a car/Test Riding Criminals” Drive”
- 14. EEvvaalluuaattiioonn SSccaallee Reliabilityof Source: Accuracy of Information: • A - Completely reliable • 1. Confirmed by other sources • B – Usually reliable • 2. Probably true • C – Fairly reliable • 3. Possibly true • D – Not usually reliable • 4. Doubtfully true • E – Unreliable • 5. Improbable • F – Reliability cannot be judged • 6. Truth cannot be judged