Police Omnipresence

It is a crime repression activity of the police

which accomplished by making the presence
known in such a way that even if they are no
longer present in a certain location, would be
criminals would still have the impression that they
are still around and would therefore refrain an
offense.

COPS
Community Oriented Policing
System
It is the deploying of policemen in police
blocks to provide police and public safety
services. It is also involves the breaking
down of large and impersonal police
department into small units to create as
series of mini police precincts which are
responsive to the smaller communities.

Police Block This is the New Cops on the block center of command and
control of its activities and the police base from which the citizens may
seek assistance whether in person by radio or telephone.

House Visitation It is a function NCOB where police officers on control visit every
house and work place to offer crime prevention advice to organize the neighborhood
crime watch group.

Street Questioning Method It is method whereby policemen on patrol

may interview within the bounds suspicious personalities at random order
to serves deterrent to those to commit crime.

Police Special Service of

PNP
Mobile duties for childbirth.

1.

Render first aid to accident victims.

2.

Get relief assistance to disaster victims.

3.

Mediate in family quarrels.

4.

Delivery to death messages.

5.

Different Types of
calls response by
the
Police Patrol :

Routine Call Under this category, the mobile car is

required to observe all traffic laws and rules and does
not normally use its flashing lights and siren while on its
way to the scene, This includes when the police
responds to:

Provide police car transportation.

Obtain reports about offenses discovered after the
criminal has left and which does not involve injury.
Obtain information the nature of which is not given.

Urgent Call This is similar to the routine call, which is

also requires the responding police car to observe all
traffic rules and does not use its flashing lights or siren.
However, it proceeds directly to its destination and does
not stop unless an incident of far more serious nature
occurs. This includes when the police responds to
investigate:

Trouble of unknown nature.

Shoplifter complaint
Vehicular accident in which there are no physical injury.
Lost children complaint.

Emergency Call In most cases, this category required

the use of flashing lights and fluctuating siren although
there are exception which include the attempt to
surprise criminals in the act. It is permissible in this case
for the corresponding police car to violate traffic laws
provided that extreme care is exercised while driving at
high speed. This includes which the police responds to:

Investigate a crime in progress.

Investigate a traffic accident in which people are injured.
Rescue or assist another patroller in trouble that enables another person.
Aid an injured.