COLLEGE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION

Bachelor of Science in Criminology

LEA 121: Law Enforcement Organization and Administration.

2nd Semester, SY 2020 - 2021
Final Examination

GENERAL INSTRUCTION:
 Pls read instruction.
 First of all, pls write your name and section above the “general instruction”, failure to
do so will automatically cause you minus ten points.
 Read carefully and analyze each question before you answer.
 Write neatly and legibly. Keep your paper clean.
 Words that are misspelled will not be considered.
 All answers must be in capital letters, failure to do so will automatically cause you
minus ten points.
 Read additional instructions from the teacher / proctor posted in the Facebook Group
if there are any.

TEST I. MODIFIED TRUE OR FALSE: Put T before the number if the statement is TRUE
and F if the statement is FALSE. If the statement is False, highlight with Red the word or
words that makes statement False then write below the statement the word or words that
would make the statement True. (30 points).

1. By virtue of the Republic Act no. 6975, it created the Philippine National Police, the
Bureau of Fire Protection, the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology, the Public
Safety College, and the National Police Commission and they were put under the
Department of Interior and Local Government or the DILG. Before this Law was
enacted, the Philippines already has a body Police Force enforcing the Laws and
Regulations throughout the country, they were the Philippine Constabulary and the
Integrated National Police, this is where the Philippine National Police evolved from,
as for the National Police Commission, it came from the Police Commission by virtue
of Act No. 4864, or otherwise known as the “Police Act of 1966”.

2. Before it was amended by the Republic Act 8551, otherwise known as the Philippine
National Police Reform and Reorganization act 1998, according to the Department of
Interior and Local Government Act of 1991, or the Republic Act No. 6975, one may
apply in the Tri Bureaus, meaning the Philippine National Police, the Bureau of Fire
Protection, and the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology, even though he or
she finishes only 2 years in college so long as he or she possess 72 units.

3. By virtue of the Republic Act no. 6975, it created the Tri Bureau known as the
Philippine National Police, the Bureau of Fire Protection, the Bureau of Jail
Management and Penology and they were put under the Department of Interior and
Local Government or the DILG. The Philippine National Police was given the task to
enforce the Law throughout the country, the Bureau of Fire Protection was given the
task of safeguarding the people and protecting them with regards to fire related
incidents, and lastly, the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology was given the
task of overseeing all the prisons throughout the country.

4. By virtue of the Republic Act no. 6975, it created the Bureau of Fire Protection to
safeguard the people from fire related cases and incidents. But the Bureau’s job is

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 not only to extinguish fire and rescue people form burning buildings, they also do and
are adept in first aiding and conduct seminars regarding such. There are also fire
investigators among them who have the power to investigate and file cases related to
fire.

5. By virtue of the Republic Act No. 8551, otherwise known as the Philippine National
Police Reform and Reorganization Act of 1998, it amended the provision under the
Republic Act No. 6975, otherwise known as the Department of Interior and Local
Government Act of 1990, about the educational requirement of the applicant, that the
applicant must be a Baccalaureate Degree Holder. In this Law, it stated that
applicants who did not graduated a 4-year course cannot apply in the Philippine
National Police.

6. By virtue of the Republic Act no. 6975, otherwise known as the Department of Interior
and Local Government Act of 1990, it created the Tri Bureau known as the Philippine
National Police, the Bureau of Fire Protection, the Bureau of Jail Management and
Penology. It also created the National Police Commission to govern the Philippine
National Police, and it also created the Philippine Public Safety College which was
given the task of educating and training recruits of the Tri Bureaus. At present, the
Philippine Public Safety College oversees institutions National Police College, the
National Jail Management and Penology Training Institute, The Philippine National
Police Academy, the National Forensic Science Training Institute, National Fire
Training Institute, and the Philippine National Police Training Institute.

7. By virtue of the Republic Act no. 6975, otherwise known as the Department of Local
and Interior Government Act of 1990, it created the Tri Bureau known as the
Philippine National Police, the Bureau of Fire Protection, the Bureau of Jail
Management and Penology and they were put under the Department of Interior and
Local Government or the DILG. The Philippine National Police was given the task to
enforce the Law and regulations throughout the country, the Bureau of Fire
Protection was given the task of safeguarding the people and protecting them with
regards to fire related incidents, the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology was
given the task of overseeing all the inmates and managing all the jails in the country,
the National Police Commission was given task of governing and regulating the
Philippine National Police, and lastly the Philippine Public Safety College whose
given the task of educating and training the recruits on the Tri Bureaus.

8. By virtue of the Republic Act No. 8551, otherwise known as the Philippine National
Police Reform and Reorganization Act of 1998, it stated that if an applicant
graduated a 4-year course or a baccalaureate degree holder who did not took up the
Licensure Board Examination in his or her respective field or course, he or she may
still be accommodated in the Tri Bureaus so long as he or she pass the NAPOLCOM
Entrance Examination.

9. By virtue of the Republic Act No. 8551, the “Women’s Desk” was created in the
Philippine National Police in which women and their children may report crimes that
has happened to them in which some are very sensitive in nature and cannot be
spoken so lightly to men police officers. With regards to this, the number of Police
Woman in need increased and is mandated that 10% of the annual quota be

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 reserved for them. Meaning if there are 20 thousand slots to be filled, exactly 2
thousand of it, and not less than, is supposed to be women.

10. By virtue of Republic Act No. 8551, waivers are introduced, that would be the Age
Waiver, Height Waiver, Weight Waiver, and the Education Waiver. The Law stated
that applicants from the Tri Bureaus (PNP, BFP, BJMP), may avail for this waiver
during application.

11. When applying in the Tri Bureaus (PNP, BFP, BJMP), according to the Republic Act
No. 8551, one must be a Baccalaureate Degree holder, unless one shall avail the
Education Waiver. In the Philippine National Police, one cannot be accepted as
applicant if he or she did not pass the Licensure Board Examination in his or her
respective field or course.

12. By virtue of Republic Act No. 8551, or otherwise known as the Philippine National
Police Reform and Reorganization Act of 1998, waivers are introduced, that would be
the Age Waiver, Height Waiver, Weight Waiver, and the Education Waiver. Normally,
when applying in the Philippine National Police, men must have a minimum height of
5’3 and 5’1 for women. But with the Height Waiver, applicants from the minorities or
the cultural communities may still be accommodated. Meaning, if I am a Tagalog, I
can be accommodated via Height Waiver if I am below the minimum height
requirement.

13. I am applying in the Philippine National Police but I am not a baccalaureate degree
holder or a graduate of a 4-year course, still I was temporarily accommodated and I
am now a police officer. It is all because of the Education Waiver. But even though, I
still need to continue my studies and finish up a 4-year course and to become a
baccalaureate degree holder. This Waiver gives me 4 years to finish up my studies
and acquire the required educational qualification.

14. By virtue of Republic Act No. 8551, otherwise known as the Philippine National
Police Reform and Reorganization Act of 1998, Bureau of Fire protection and Bureau
of Jail Management and Penology personnel are given 1 year to acquire the required
weight qualification via weight waiver.

15. By virtue of the Republic Act no. 6975, otherwise known as the Department of
interior and Local Government Act of 1990, it created the Tri Bureau known as the
Philippine National Police, the Bureau of Fire Protection, the Bureau of Managing Jail
and Penology and they were put under the Department of Interior and Local
Government or the DILG. This Law also created the Philippine National Police to be
National in scope and civilian in character.

16. According to the Republic Act No. 9263, otherwise known as the Bureau of Fire
Protection and Bureau of Jail Management and Penology Professionalization Act of
2004, every person in the Philippines applying in the Bureau of Fire Protection and in
the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology is automatically granted the privilege
of the height and age waiver, unlike in the Philippine National Police, by virtue of
republic Act No. 8551, were the height and age waiver is not automatically granted
but must applied for.

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17. By virtue of the Republic Act No. 9263, otherwise known as the Bureau of Fier
Protection and Bureau of Jail Management and Penology Professionalization Act of
2004, if someone who is currently in the service but did not pass the provisions given
by this Law regarding the educational requirement which is baccalaureate degree,
that personnel will be given five years maximum to acquire the required educational
qualification.

18. According to the Republic Act No. 6975, otherwise known as the Department of
Interior and Local Government Act of 1990, the Bureau of Jail Management and
Penology is given the task of overseeing and managing all the jails in the country.
So, they are in charge of the New Bilibid Prison, the Correctional Institute for Women,
the Iwahig Penal Colony, the Sablayan Penal Colony, the San Ramon Penal Colony,
the Leyte Regional Prison, and the Davao Penal Farm.

19. By virtue of the Republic Act no. 6975, otherwise known as the Department of Interior
and Local Government Act of 1990, it created the Tri Bureau known as the Philippine
National Police, the Bureau of Fire Protection, the Bureau of Jail Management and
Penology and they were put under the Department of Interior and Local Government
or the DILG. The Philippine National Police was given the task to enforce the Law
and regulations throughout the country, the Bureau of Fire Protection was given the
task of safeguarding the people and protecting them with regards to fire related
incidents, the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology was given the task of
overseeing all the inmates and managing all the jails in the country, the National
Police Commission was given task of governing and regulating the Philippine
National Police, and lastly the Philippine Public Safety College whose given the task
of educating and training the recruits on the Tri Bureaus. If one must enter the
National Police Commission, he or she must have at least a five-year experience in
the field of the Philippine National Police and that he or she must be a Law School
graduate or a Master’s Degree holder.

20. According the Republic Act no. 6975, otherwise known as the Department of Interior
and Local Government Act of 1990, it created the Tri Bureau known as the Philippine
National Police, the Bureau of Fire Protection, the Bureau of Jail Management and
Penology and they were put under the Department of Interior and Local Government.
The Philippine National Police was given the task to enforce the Law and regulations
throughout the country, the Bureau of Fire Protection was given the task of
safeguarding the people and protecting them with regards to fire related incidents,
the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology was given the task of overseeing all
the inmates and managing all the prisons in the country, the National Police
Commission was given task of governing and regulating the Philippine National
Police, and lastly the Philippine Public Safety College whose given the task of
educating and training the recruits on the Tri Bureaus. With regards to the Philippine
Public Safety College, it is currently managing the Institutions National Police
College, the National Jail Management and Penology Training Institute, the National
Forensic Science Training Institute, and National Fire Training Institute.

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21. Ginah H. Hassa is born and raised from Laoag, Ilocos Norte, Philippines. She is pure
blooded Ilocana. She studied and graduated Criminology in the University of the
Cordilleras. After she passed her Criminology Licensure Examination, she applied for
the Philippine National Police, but she was blocked with problem, she is 4’11 in
height and the minimum height requirement for women is 5’1. Being a Criminologists,
she is aware of the height waiver, she applied for the height waiver in which she is
able to avail.

22. Arry Q. Ma. Li-it is an Agriculture Graduate of the University of the Philippines Los
Banos, but lately he realized that he doesn’t want to be an Agriculturist anymore, he
wanted to become a Police Officer. He applied for the Philippine National Police but
currently he is weighting 95 kilograms with a height of 5’5. During screening he was
temporarily admitted as he applied for the weight waiver. Arry Q. Ma. Li-it is now
given 6 months to acquire the required weight qualification. After 6 months of sweat
and hard work he finally weighed 75 kilograms. He passed the screening and is now
qualified.

23. Tin Y. Rajsia, is a graduate on Education course in the University of the Cordilleras,
but she later realized that she wanted to enter the Police Force. Being a university
that offers Tri Sem, Tin Y. Rajsia graduated early, he is now 20 years old and he
wanted to apply for the Philippine National Police. Since the minimum age for
applying in the Tri Bureau is 21, Tin Y. Rajsia cannot be accommodated.

24. Dinah H. Tully is a registered Criminologists, after graduating Criminology, she taught
in a certain University for 12 years. Dinah H. Tully is currently 32 years old and felt
like she wanted to change career. She wanted to become a Police Officer, so she
applied in the Philippine National Police, but during screening she was disqualified
since the maximum age requirement for the application is 31 and she is now 32
years old. Dinah H. Tully has no chance of becoming a Police Officer.

25. Neil L. Labsan is a Police Officer who is a member of the Internal Affairs Service. The
Internal Affairs Service is the one that investigates the anomalies and cases involving
Police Officers, they are also the one who conducts inspections on Police Officers.
But this time it was Neil L. Labsan who is a member of the Internal Affairs Service in
question and is now under investigation. Since he is a member of the Internal Affairs
Service, he cannot be investigated by his members of the same group. So, his case
was handled by the National Bureau of Investigation or the NBI.

26. Christine U. Sukhan took up Law and graduated Magna Cum Laude at the University
of the Philippines. She took up and passed her Bar Examination that same year.
After that, she was having a hard time in finding an occupation related to what she
took up despite graduating Magna Cum Laude in prestigious University here in the
Philippines. Because of this, she decided to become a police woman instead. She
applied in the Philippine National Police and she passed. She is now currently a
Patrol Woman for two years now, then she heard of the NATIONAL POLICE
COMMISSION, which is the regulatory body of the Philippine National Police. She
wanted to apply there so she did. By virtue of the qualifications according to the
Republic Act No. 8551, otherwise known as the Philippine National Police Reform
and Reorganization Act of 1990, Christie U. Sukhan is qualified for the position.

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 27. Maria Paras Aque is a graduate of nursing in the Saint Luis university, she graduated
and took up her Licensure Examination that same year. After which she went to
Dubai and applied her profession there. After five years she came back here in the
Philippines. She wanted to change career so when she saw on Facebook that the
Philippine National Police has a ten thousand quota so she went and applied. During
screening, one thousand women has already filled up the position, by virtue of the
Republic Act No. 8551, otherwise known as the Philippine National Police Reform
and Reorganization Act of 1998, ten percent of the annual quota of the Philippine
National Police will be allotted for women. Since one thousand is the ten percent of
ten thousand, and it was now filled, this means that Maria Paras Aque has no more
chance of entering the Philippine National Police.

28. Pina G. Salu Hanne was walking home from work at around 11 o’ clock in the
evening. There were no people around in the area and that the illumination coming
from the street lights are dim. She continues to walk still when suddenly a car
approached her way and stopped by her side, the door suddenly opened and some
men quickly came out and piked her and shove her inside the vehicle. After which
she was taken in an abandoned area where she was gang raped. After hours of hell,
they finally had their fill and left her there. In the morning she went to Police Station
to report the crime. She was led to the women’s desk where a policeman talked to
her about the incident. She narrated what happened and after wards the Station filed
a case on the crime. Days passed and they finally caught the culprits.

29. Nath T. Gashan is a criminologist and a Police officer for almost Ten years now. He
wanted to enter the National Police Commission and so he applied. By virtue of the
Republic Act No. 8551, otherwise known as the Philippine National Police Reform
and Reorganization Act of 1998, one of the qualifications of becoming a member of
the National Police Commission, is that the applicant must have at least a 5-year
experience in the field of Police and the he or she must be at least a Master’s Degree
holder. But Nath T. Gashan is a Doctor’s Degree holder. As stated clearly by the Law
Republic Act 8551, this clearly means that Nath T. Gashan is disqualified in his
application to be a member of the National Police Commission.

30. Abduljah QulSal Salanni is a Muslim Tausug from Mindanao, since he was a kid, he
always wanted to be a Fire Man. After graduating Criminology in a certain University
in Mindanao he took up the Criminology Licensure Board Examination that same
year in which he passed. After which he applied for the Bureau of Fire Protection.
Though despite being 5 flat in height, Abduljah Qulsal Salanni was still able to be
accommodated in the screening because he is a member of the Indigenous Group.
This is all thanks to the Republic Act No. 8551 that introduced the Height Waiver in
the Bureau of Fire Protection.

TEST II. CROSSWORD PUZZLE: fill up the boxes below with the correct letters. (20
points)

1. He was an American Psychologist who was best known for creating Hierarchy of
Needs, a Theory of psychological health predicated on fulfilling innate human needs
in priority, culminating in self-actualization.

2. He was an American mechanical engineer widely known for his methods to improve
industrial efficiency. according to him in his Theory the “Classical Management

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 Theory”, rather than scolding employees for every minor mistake, employers should
reward workers for increased productivity.

3. He was an American political scientist known as an expert on public administration.

He’s famously known for introducing the POSDCORB.

4. He was an American management professor at the MIT Sloan School of

Management and president of Antioch College. He developed two contrasting
theories that explained how managers' beliefs about what motivates their people can
affect their management style. He labelled these Theory X and Theory Y.

5. This is based on the concept of departmentalization, which means the different

activities to be performed for achieving the common purpose of the organization
should be identified and be classified into different groups or departments, such that
the task can be accomplished effectively.

6. It is the process by which the activities of an organization, particularly those

regarding planning and decision-making, framing strategy and policies become
concentrated within a particular geographical location group. Its objective is to
pursue the optimum utilization of the capabilities of personnel.

7. It is the Law that upgraded among others, the qualification standards in the
designation of the uniformed personnel in the Bureau of Fire Protection and the
Bureau of Jail Management and Penology.

8. It literally means “spirit of the group”, the common spirit existing in the members of a
group and inspiring enthusiasm, devotion, and strong regard for the honor of the
group.

9. It is an operation of recruiting the employees by evaluating their skills, knowledge

and then offering them specific job roles accordingly.

10. It is a school of organizational thought which focuses on worker satisfaction, informal

workplace organizations, and a means of influencing employee productivity.

11. It refers to any system of persons or things ranked one above another. An organized
body of ecclesiastical officials in successive ranks or orders.

12. It is an integral part but autonomous unit within the Philippine National Police whose
duty is to administer investigation of police misconduct as well as to instill discipline
among its men and women. The Service is composed of both Uniformed and Non-
Uniformed Personnel.

13. It is an organizational structure in a workplace format in which employees report to

two or more managers rather than one manager overseeing every aspect of a
project. For example, an employee may have a primary manager they report to as
well as one or more project managers they work under.

14. It is one of the most common organizational structures. It is a structure used to

organize workers. They are grouped based on their specific skills and knowledge. It
vertically structures each department with roles from the president to finance and

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 sales departments, to customer service, to employees assigned to one product or
service.

15. This refers that all the forces fall under one responsible commander. It requires a
single commander with the requisite authority to direct all forces in pursuit of a unified
purpose. Simply put, it means one mission, one boss.

16. This consists of many approaches to organizational analysis. Organizations are

defined as social units comprising people who are managed in such a way as to
enable them to meet organizational needs, pursue collective goals, and adapt to a
changing organizational environment.

17. He was a French mining engineer, mining executive, author and director of mines
who developed a general theory of business administration often called Fayolism. He
and his colleagues developed this theory independently of scientific management but
roughly contemporaneously.

18. This is an organizational structure, in management, approach in which authorities

establish goals and directives that are then fulfilled by staff and other workers. This
attempts to render a large and complex enterprise more flexible without sacrificing
managerial authority.

19. This is an act establishing the Philippine National Police under a reorganized
Department of Interior and Local Government, and for other purposes. This is also a
law that amended many of the provisions of the Department of Interior and Local
Government Act of 1990.

20. It is a theory of motivation which states that five categories of human needs dictate
an individual's behavior. It categorizes human desires by the force and necessity of
the desire. It is most frequently arranged as a pyramid, with the most important
needs at the bottom.

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TEST III. IDENTIFICATION: Put the correct answer below the statement on what is being
described, defined, or asked for. (30 total points)

1. It is a Police Unit who’s assigned to monitor a specific geographic area.

2. It is a Police Unit that provide scientific investigation services and other technical support
to the Philippine National Police (PNP) offices and other agencies through fieldwork, scene
of crime operations, forensic laboratory service, criminalistics training and research.

3. It a Police Unit who study facts, used to identify, locate and prove the guilt of an accused
criminal.

4. It is a Police Unit who gathers information that has been subject to a defined evaluation
and risk assessment process in order to assist police decision making regarding crime,
criminality, anti-social behavior and patterns of offending.

5. It is a Police Unit who focuses on people committing a crime at a very young age.
particularly a teenager under the age of eighteen, who breaks the law by committing a crime.

6. It is a Police Unit who job is focus on roads, traffic movements, and of road users
including pedestrians, ridden or herded animals, vehicles, streetcars, buses and other
conveyances, either singly or together, while using the public way for purposes of travel.

7. It is a Police Unit focuses on cases related to addictive substance like, drugs, alcohol,
tobacco, and the like.

8. It is a Police Unit whose job is to keep, file, manage, compile, important reports and
documents of the Philippine National Police.

9. It is a Police Unit who is in charge with the managing and allocating of funds in the
Philippine National Police.

10. It is a Police Unit who acts as the liaison between the Department and interested
community groups and media outlets. This officer incorporates social media along with the
department website to send information to the public regarding current investigations, daily
activity, and the like.

11. This is awarded when a Police Officer would have performed an act displaying extreme
courage while consciously facing imminent peril. The medal is awarded by the Board of
Police Commissioners and is presented by the Chief of Police in the name of the
Department.

12. This is an award granted to a Police Officer in case he or she dies while performing his
or her duty.

13. This is awarded to members of the Philippine National Police for a single act of heroism
or a series of heroic acts in a duty responsibility not warranting the award of Medalya ng
Kadakilaan.

14. This is awarded to members of the Philippine National Police for eminently meritorious
and invaluable service to merit recognition by the service as exceptional.

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15. This is awarded to members of the Philippine National Police for completion of a t least
twenty (20) years of faithful and honorable service. One silver star shall be added on the
ribbon for every additional five (5) years of service.

16. This is awarded to units of the Philippine National Police for acts and services or
exceptional devotion and fidelity.

17. This is awarded to members of the Philippine National Police for active participation in an
undertaking involving rescue/relief and rehabilitation operations connected with typhoons,
floods, earthquakes, conflagration, and other disasters/calamities for any period during and
after disasters/calamities.

18. This is awarded to members of the Philippine National Police for conspicuous devotion to
duty extended to a period of five (5) years without record of punishment, conviction or
derogatory information whatsoever.

19. This is awarded to members of the Philippine National Police for demonstrated
exemplary efficiency, devotion and loyalty to their duty assignments.

20. This shall be awarded to any quasi-police force member or other civilian volunteers for
the heroic acts by the individual while in action involving actual conflict with an enemy in a
crime situation or life-saving situation, distinguishing himself conspicuously by gallantry and
intrepidity at the risk of life above and beyond the call of duty.

21. This is the fourth highest award of the Philippine National Police, corresponding to the
Gold Cross Medal of the Armed Forces of the Philippines.

22. This is awarded to members of the Philippine National Police for exceptional
performance of major responsibility duly recognized as such by the service. The
accomplishment of the duty should have been complete prior to submission of
recommendation or, if the person being recommended has been transferred prior to
completion, the accomplishment must have been determined to be exceptional or significant.

23. This is awarded to uniformed members of the Philippine National Police for acts of
conspicuous courage and gallantry in the face of an armed enemy or act of heroism so
notable and involving a risk of life so extraordinary as to set him apart from his comrades.

24. This is awarded to members of the Philippine National Police for having been wounded
in action against an enemy, as a direct result of an act of the enemy provided such wounds
necessitate treatment by a medical officer. For this purpose, a “wound” is defined as an
injury to any part of the body from an outside force, element or agent sustained as a result of
a hostile act of the enemy.

25. This is awarded to members of the Philippine National Police, for active service for any
period of six (6) months while undertaking an operation, campaign or movement against the
dissidence between January 1991 and a terminal due date to be designated later.

26. This are awarded to members of the Philippine National Police for ability in specialized
fields such as water surface operations, underwater operations, airborne, navigation,
marksmanship, surveillance, electronics and technical expertise, special weapons,

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ordinance, explosives, chemical weapons, operations such as patrol, traffic, investigation,
vice control, juvenile delinquency control, as well as administrative and auxiliary functions.

27. This is awarded to PNP members and civilian personnel of the Republic of the
Philippines and of friendly foreign nations for distinguished or extraordinary achievement or
service in the advancement of science, socio-economic, technical and/or police related to
public service of the highest order.

28. This is awarded to any member of the Philippine National Police and police personnel of
friendly foreign nations for eminently meritorious and invaluable service in the field of police
operations while in position of major responsibility. The performance of duty must be such as
to merit recognition by the service as exceptional.

29. This is awarded to members of the Philippine National Police for heroism not involving
actual conflict with an armed enemy.

30. This is awarded to members of the Philippine National Police for participation in the
campaign against criminality or insurgency in Luzon for at least six (6) months.

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TEST IV. MODIFIED ILLUSTRATION. Illustrate the NAPOLCOM, PNP, BFP, and BJMP
seals and give the meaning of the symbols used in this logos. (20 points)

NAPOLCOM SEAL AND MEANING

PNP SEAL AND MEANING

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 BFP SEAL AND MEANING

BJMP SEAL AND MEANING

Prepared by: Checked by: Approved by:

BRETT GYLE O. HUMIWAT EVARISTA B. GANO ANNIE A TUMITIT, Ph.D.

Professor / Instructor Program Chairperson, BS Crim Dean, CCJE

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