Republic of the Philippines

NATIONAL POLICE COMMISSION

PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE
NATIONAL POLICE TRAINING INSTITUTE
REGIONAL TRAINING CENTER 10
6 Division, Patag, Cagayan de Oro City
th

ENHANCED COMMUNITY IMMERSION PROGRAM

Submitted by
Team 4

Barangay Consolacion, Cagayan de Oro City

TEAM COMPOSITION
TEAM 4
Table of Contents
 I. ACKNOWLEDGMENT

First of all, we praise our Almighty God for providing us with knowledge,

abilities, courage, and wisdom.

Our heartfelt appreciation to our Officer In- Charge of the Regional

Training Center 10, POLICE LIEUTENANT COLONEL FERMIN DAMIAGO

ARMENDAREZ, III, for providing us with the opportunity to participate in this

Enhanced Community Immersion Program, and to POLICE MAJOR JAN

VER MORILLO DIANOPRA, Chief of the Academic Section, for his

unwavering support and advice despite his tight schedule.

 Our deep appreciation to the Monitoring/Supervising Officers of Team 4

led by PEMS Lloyd La Victoria Opecio for their support and empathy,

suggestions and guidance instrumental in the completion of this book report.

We will be eternally thankful to Honorable Alexander B. Ligtas,

Barangay Captain and the council members of Barangay Consolacion, as

well as the locals who participated in the 3-day activity for their hospitality

and compassion.

To our families and friends and all personalities who have rendered

equal if not extraordinary support in this endeavor. May God bless us all.
II. INTRODUCTION

According to the Philippine Constitution, the government is responsible

for managing the social development of the community. The Philippine

National Police, as part of the executive arm of government, has played an

important role in achieving the government's noble goals, particularly in

public service and law enforcement. The success of law enforcement is

frequently decided by how well officers connect with the communities they

serve.
 One of the Philippine National Police's aims, as articulated in its

mission and vision, is public service and a solid relationship between the

police and the community. Effective police-community interactions are

required to build trust between the police and the community.

Establishing strong relationships and good rapport with the affected

parties and providing them with a sustainable solution is one technique

for addressing a community problem.

 The Philippine National Police continues to integrate with the

community to acquire their trust and cooperation. The PNP's policy of

blending into society will make the people aware that the PNP is not just

concerned with warfare, crime prevention, and law enforcement, but also

with public relations. Its efforts to strengthen police-community ties have

recently increased. The institution wants to strengthen the positive

reactions of communities to the police, improve public perceptions on the

police, maintain a more favorable public image of the police, and address

the real needs that the public expresses.

 The Philippine National Police established the Enhanced Community

Immersion Program (ECIP) through Regional Training Center 10 and other

PNP learning institutions to identify various social problems, issues, and

concerns and to provide recommendations that are deemed significant to

address the issues based on the findings of the social investigation

conducted in the specific community. Because the relationship between the

police and the community is critical throughout this activity, this program will

play an important part in addressing the community's concerns.

 Team 4 of PSBRC Batch 2022-01 of TATAGLAHI is composed of 33 police

trainees assigned in Barangay Consolacion, Cagayan de Oro City, for the conduct

of the Enhanced Community Immersion Program (ECIP). Consolacion is one of the

80 barangays of Cagayan de Oro City, with an area of approximately 55.6 hectares,

lying along the Cagayan de Oro River as its eastern boundary, Barangays 21, 23

and 25 on its west, Maharlika Bridge on the north, and Barangay 17 on its south. It

is approximately a kilometer away from the City Hall, and less than 200 meters from

the nearest hospitals of Northern Mindanao Medical Center, Cagayan de Oro

Medical Center, and Sabal Hospital. As of December 2022, it has a total population

of 10,101.
 Police trainees belonging to PSBRC Batch 2022-01 TATAGLAHI participated in

the Enhanced Community Immersion Program (ECIP) under the guidance and

supervision of PLTCOL FERMIN D ARMENDAREZ, III, Acting Chief of RTC 10. The

goal of ECIP is to undertake an intensive social study in Barangay Consolacion to

identify significant social problems and create and generate an acceptable

response. Furthermore, the sole goal of this initiative is to improve the citizens'

quality of life while also considerably increasing public faith in law enforcement and

the government in general. Gaining the trust of the populace and support is critical

to the nation's development, as is educating them on the importance of their

participation. Without the community's support, the government cannot function on

its own and its efforts are ineffective.

III. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The Enhanced Community Immersion Program (ECIP) is a new initiative

designed to improve the quality of service provided to the community by the

government with the help of the PNP. This implementation plan outlines the key

strategies, activities, and milestones required to implement the ECIP successfully.

The ECIP involved increased collaboration with community stakeholders,

including local government officials, community leaders, and residents, to identify

areas of need and develop programs that address them. The program focused on

enhancing the delivery of services in areas such as education on certain topics such

as R.A. No. 9262, R.A. No. 9165, R.A. No. 9344, Family Planning and Responsible

Parenthood, and Defensive Tactics and social services such as feeding program,

clean-up drive, free haircut, and gift giving.

 The implementation plan was divided into several key sections. First,

we established a steering committee that would oversee the development

and implementation of the program. This committee was responsible for

developing a comprehensive strategic plan that outlines the goals,

objectives, and timelines for the program.

Second, the team conducted a needs assessment to identify the

specific needs of the community and determine how the team could best

address them. This assessment involved gathering input from community

stakeholders, conducting surveys, and analyzing data.

 Third, we developed a program plan that outlined the specific activities,

resources, and timelines required to implement the ECIP successfully. This

plan was developed in consultation with community stakeholders and was

tailored to meet the unique needs of the community.

Fourth, the team developed a monitoring and evaluation plan that

would ensure that the program is meeting its goals and objectives. This

plan involved regular monitoring and evaluation of program activities and

outcomes, with a focus on continuous improvement and refinement of the

program over time.

 Finally, the team developed a communication and outreach plan to

engage the community and ensure that they are informed about the

program's goals, objectives, and activities. This plan involved regular

communication with community stakeholders, including regular updates on

program progress and opportunities for feedback and input.

In conclusion, the Enhanced Community Immersion Program is an

important initiative that enabled us to better serve the needs of the

community. By following the strategies, activities, and milestones outlined

in this implementation plan, the team is confident that the successful

implementation of the program achieved its goals and objectives.

IV. NARRATIVE REPORT
A. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND

Long time ago when Cagayan de Oro City was yet a town, a tree that was called

by the residents “lambago” grow abundantly everywhere, especially at the riverbank of

Cagayan de Oro. The tree has lots of usefulness to the lives of the residents. Not only

preventing the river from eroding the bank, but the whole parts of the tree are useful.

The bark is used in lieu of the nails for fastening the fence, and the wood being light, is

used for making wooden slippers (bakya). Selling wooden slippers is one of the

sources of daily income of the residents. Having known by the neighboring barangays

that it is a lucrative business, many of them migrated to this place. From that time,

“kalambagohan” had been used to name the place. Aside from selling wooden slippers,

although seasonal income, selling lanzones was also their source of livelihood.
 After several years, the population of “kalambagohan” increased rapidly. Aware of

the situation headed by the Barrio Lieutenant (Teniente Del Barrio) and aided by

officials, barrio government was organized. Its function was only to maintain peace

and order. The first Barrio Lieutenant appointed was late Benigno Ubayubay followed

successively by the late Agaton Maandig and Silverio Fuentes. Since the increase of

population followed hand in hand with the schoolchildren, the barrio officials agreed

the need to open school. Composed of parents, the Parent Association was organized.

Some civic spirited parents such as Mr. Brigido Betonio, Mr. Domingo and Mr. Claro

Tampus, were tapped by the barrio officials to represent to the Department of

Education, requesting for the establishment of primary school. After presenting the

supposed classrooms and the number of schoolchildren eligible for enrolment, the

opening was approved.

 Not long after, natural calamity (El Niño), which was long dry season (drought) hit

the whole part of the province. Since no rainfall for three months, sources of food such

as rice and corn and working animals were the victims of the catastrophe. Resident were

able to survive by eating root crops, such as camote, ube, lotia, etc. After three months

of frustration and suffering, surprisingly rainfall came. Thanksgiving mass was

celebrated. Resident returned to their usual activities.

Several months after the calamity, one of the barrio officials proposed to the Town

Mayor and Councilors to change the name of the barrio from “Kalabagohan” to Julao-

Julao. Asked why? To perpetuate in the minds of the residents the crises that struck the

barrio. Considering that, the name “Kalabagohan” was not official, the request was

granted.
 In 1960’s, the territorial boundary and the population of Julao-Julao increased

tremendously. Burgos Street, which was only up to the Jacson St. before, was

extended about a kilometer. More unfamiliar people from other places migrated and

live here, unaware that some of them are bad elements. Red light houses were

established. Prostitution was rampant. Julao-Julao was known throughout the

province as a place where happiness abounds, where sex can be bought. Although

the late Barangay Captain Manuel R. Vega accompanied by sheriffs frequently

raided the prostitution houses, yet the illicit activities were going on.

Fully aware of the situation, the late City Mayor Justiniano Borja ordered to close

all prostitute houses and to summon all maintainers. Because of this executive order,

all prostitutes were disbanded, some wandered around the city looking for

customers.
 The late Barangay Captain Manuel R. Vega was looking for a name to

change barangay Julao-Julao to erase its bad image. Sensing the life story of a

teenage girl by the name “Consolacion” worthy of admiration, emulation and

imitation, the Barangay Council filed a resolution changing the name “Julao-

Julao” to “Consolacion”. The resolution was passed to the City Council and after

heated Deliberation, the resolution was unanimously approved.

A mass was celebrated followed by an announcement informing the residents

about the change of the name of the Barangay. After the crisis, Barangay

Consolation became peaceful, progressive and the residents became,

progressive and the residents become religious.

 After several years of his administration, Barangay Captain Manuel R. Vega

died, leaving his exemplary outstanding achievement, among them are 1)

acquiring of one (1) hectare lot as school site of the elementary school; 2)

eviction of the informal settlers who occupied portion of the school site; 3)

establishment of complete elementary school; 4) changing the Barangay name

to Consolation; and maintenance of peace and order.

After the demise of the late Barangay Captain Manuel R. Vega, the late

Ramon Dandasan Assumed as Barangay Captain. Although criticism hurled

against his administration for tolerating the proliferation of the squatters, yet his

achievements are the following: 1) construction of Legaspi Road; and 2)

construction of the Barangay Basketball Court.

a. POLITICAL FACTORS

Hereunder is a brief profile of political succession:

1st (appointed) - Hon.

Silverio Fuentes

2nd (appointed) - Hon.

Adriano Legaspi

3rd (appointed) - Hon. Claro

Tampus

4th (elected) - Hon.

Manuel R. Vega

5th (elected) - Hon. Atty.

Felipe Montessa
 11th (elected 1997-2002) - Hon. Alberto T.

Laude

12th (elected 2002-2006) - Hon. Alberto T.

Laude

13th (elected 2006-2011) - Hon. Robert A.

Bolong, Sr.

14th (elected 2011-March 2013) - Hon. Cesar S.

Pagapulaan, Sr.

15th (by Succession April-November 2013) - Hon. Dante P. Roa

16th (elected December 2013) - Hon. Dante P. Roa

 The Barangay Captain who served the longest number of years and has done the

most number of achievements is Barangay Chairman Hon. Alberto T. Laude who was

elected for 4 terms until 2006. During hid several years in office, the following are his

major achievements: 1) Barangay Hall; 2) Health Center; 3) Day Care Centers; 4) New

School site for the Consolation National High School now Angelis Sisters National High

School (ASNSH) and several school buildings constructed in the site; 5) Ronda Tanod

headquarters; 6) Barangay Stage and Basketball Court; 7) maintenance of peace and

order; 8) through a resolution naming the Magsaysay Extension as Manuel R. Vega

Street in honor of the late Barangay Captain; 9) increase of the barangay annual income;

10)construction of interior pathways and open canals.

 Barangay Consolation at present is composed of seven (7) districts.

As planned, all roads will soon be concreted, and crossroads will be

constructed.

Author’s Note: This brief article was made possible through the

cooperation of the following persons, who have furnished some

important data of information: 1) Mrs. Franciscana Enerio, 88 years old;

2) the late Leoncia Bacarrisas-84 years old.

 BARANGAY PROFILE

Barangay Consolacion has an area of approximately 55.6 hectares,

lying along the riverine of Cagayan de Oro River as its eastern

boundary, Barangays 21, 23, and 25 on its West, Maharlika Bridge on

its North and Barangay 17 on its South. It is more or less one (1)

kilometer away from the City Hall, and less than two hundred (200)

meters from the nearest hospital – Northern Mindanao Medical Center

and Sabal Hospital. As of December 2022, it has a total population of

ten thousand one hundred one (10,101).

 CRIME STATISTICS - BARANGAY CONSOLACION 2021-2023 2021 2022 2023
ALARMS AND SCANDALS - RPC Art. 155 1 1 -
ANTI-GAMBLING LAW-PD 1602 1 1 -
COMPREHENSIVE DANGEROUS DRUGS ACT OF 2002-RA 11 8 2
9165
COMPREHENSIVE LAW ON FIREARMS AND AMMUNITION - RA - 1 -
10591 (COVERS RA 9516, 8294, 1866)
ECOLOGICAL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT ACT OF 2000 (RA - - 1
9003)
GRAVE THREATS - RPC Art.282 - 1 -
MURDER - RPC Art.248 - 1 -
HOMICIDE - RPC Art. 249 1 - -
LESS SERIOUS PHYSICAL INJURIES - RPC Art. 265 1 - -
OTHER FORMS OF TRESPAS - ROC ART.281 1 - -
QUALIFIED THEFT - RPC Art. 310 as amended by BP Blg 71 1 - -
RECKLESS IMPRUDENCE RESULTING TO DAMAGE TO 4 3 -
PROPERTY-RPC Art 365
RECKLESS IMPRUDENCE RESULTING TO MULTIPLE PHYSICAL 1 - -
INJURY - RPC Art 365
RECKLESS IMRUDENCE RESULTING TO PHYSICAL INJURY - 3 1 -
RPC Art. 365
RESISTENCE AND DISOBEDIENCE TO A PERSON IN - 1 -
AUTHORITY OR THE AGENTS OF SUCH PERSON RPC Art.151
SERIOUS PHYSICAL INJURIES - RPC Art.263 - 1 -
SLIGHT PHYSICAL INJURIES AND MALTREATMENT - RPC Art. 1 - 1
266
THEFT - RPC Art. 308 1 - -
ESTABLISHMENTS
BARANGAY HALL
CONSOLACION HEALTH CENTER
CONSOLACION ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
CATHOLIC CHURCH
ANGELES SISTERS NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
LIST OF BARANGAY OFFICIALS

BARANGAY LEVEL NAME ADDRESS CONTACT

NUMBER
Brgy. Chairman Hon. Alexander B District 3 Brgy. 092755605
Ligtas Consolation 73
Brgy. Secretary Mr Jojo D Delada District 3 Brgy. 094572249
Consolation 22
Brgy. Kagawad Hon. Derby T District 5 Brgy. 093506100
Pacudan Consolation 97
Hon. Rona Kristine A District 3 Isla 091372957
Chua Cupa Brgy. 78
Consolation
Hon. Cecilia A District 4 Brgy. 097771109
Pagapulaan Consolation 81
[Link] C District 3 Brgy. 090537843
Mejorada Consolation 14
Hon. Ricky U Laude District 1 Brgy. 092476212
Consolation 33
Hon. Robert A Bolong District 3 Isla 093568386
Cupa Brgy. 8
Consolation
Head of Brgy. Tanod Andres Cleopas District 4 Brgy.
 VISION

A PEACEFUL, SAFE, AND RESILIENT BARANGAY RULED BY

EFFECTIVE GOVERNANCE WHERE DISCIPLINED, HEALTHY, AND

PRODUCTIVE PEOPLE DWELL IN DECENT QUALITY OF LIFE.

MISSION

CONDUITS AND PARTNERS IN IMPROVING THE QUALITY-OF-LIFE

THRU PROVISION OF ACCESSIBLE BASIC SERVICES, SAFE

ENVIRONMENT, AND ECONIMIC OPPORTUNITIES.

 DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE

Total Population Seven Districts

DISTRICT MALE FEMALE TOTAL

District I 677 586 1,263
District II 677 587 1,254
District III 821 768 1,587
District IV 898 791 1,689
District V 787 736 1,523
District VI 738 696 1,526
District VII 761 498 1,259
Source:
TOTALBarangay Consolacion
5,449 Health Center
4,662 10,101
 POPULATION ACCORDING TO AGE GROUP AND GENDER
Age Group Male Female Total
Below 5 years old 230 598 519
5-9 134 338 472
10-14 244 486 730
15-19 246 345 514
20-24 340 242 582
25-29 432 433 865
30-34 445 423 858
35-39 536 433 969
40-44 434 329 768
45-49 336 416 952
50-54 543 337 786
55-59 358 349 707
60-64 236 169 405
65 – upBarangay Consolacion Health
Source: 532Center 338 870
Purok/Sitio/Zone/District Number of Households
District I 285
District II 413
District III 671
District IV 550
District V 363
District VI & VII 207
TOTAL 2,489
 Of its 2,489 households, approximately 70% are earning family income

below the poverty threshold set by the Government. In its labor force,

majority is engaged as drivers, clerks, and other skilled works (electrician,

plumbers, carpenters, beautician, etc.) and only few are licensed

professionals (lawyer, accountants, ophthalmologist, nurse, etc.) Being a

marginalized barangay, most of its residential structures are made of light

materials, 70% of these do not own the land erected in a private lot, public

lot and even occupying road shoulders and other hazardous areas.

Barangay Consolacion is a beneficiary of two relocation sites with more or

less 420 households.

 b. ECONOMIC FACTORS

Population by Employment Status

Employed Unemployed
District Public/ Public / Private / Private/ Male Female
Male Female Male Female

District I 57 49 66 53 46 39

District II 60 59 69 63 37 40

District III 69 60 66 63 53 60

District V 52 48 57 59 61 89

District VI 47 51 56 53 61 41

District VII 26 38 48 43 38 21
Source: Barangay Consolacion Health Center
Total 264 315 304 334 285 260
 Number of Migrant Worker (Local and Overseas)

District Local Overseas

Male Female Male Female

District I 156 166 5 8

District II 122 130 2 2

District III 160 154 6 7

District IV 131 125 4 4

District V 127 130 8 6

District VI 121 120 4 3

DistrictBarangay
Source: VII 112 111 Center
Consolacion Health 5 6
c. SOCIAL FACTORS

SOCIAL PROFILE
Health and Nutrition
Number Status of Children from 0- 5 years old

Nutritional Male Female Total

Status

Normal 237 248 585

Underweight 0 0 0

Overweight 0 0 0
Source: Barangay Consolacion Health Center
 SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT

Goal : Peaceful, Educated, Discipline, and Healthy Populace

Objective : To reduce the number of teenage pregnancies.

Indicator: : Percent of reduction in teenage pregnancy

Target : 85% reduction of teenage pregnancy cases in Barangay

Consolation by the year 2022.

Strategy : Strengthen the moral values, spiritual formation, and

responsible parenthood.
 PROGRAM, PROJECT AND ACTIVITY

Program Project Activity

Adolescents’ Seminar on Conduct seminars on
Sexuality and Adolescents’ parental responsibility and
Reproductive Health Sexuality and teenage pregnancy
Program Reproductive awareness. Conduct
Health symposium or reproductive
health.
Objective : To reduce the illegal drug activities; to eliminate the illegal
drug activities.
Indicator : Percent of reduction in illegal drug activities.
Target : All identified drug users and pushers are rehabilitated by
year 2025.
Strategy : Allocate additional fund for the anti- illegal drug program

Program, Project, and Activity

Program Project Activity

Anti-illegal drug Establishment of  Acquisition of land
program with the Barangay rehabilitation  Construction of
following sub program center for responders barangay
rehabilitation center
 BADAC
 Enrollment of
 CBDRP responders to
CBDRP
 Livelihood program
 Conduct livelihood
training to
responders.
d. TECHNOLOGICAL FACTORS

The Barangay of Consolacion has internet access which supports

them in terms of communication, sending of reports and dissemination of

information to its constituents. In communication, the facilities used are

cellular phones with networks such as; SMART/TNT/, GLOBE/TM, AND SUN

CELLULAR, and the telephone systems with communication networks of

PLDT.
e. ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS

WATER AND SANITATION

Number of Household by Main Source of Drinking Water
Source: Barangay Consolacion Health Center

District LEVEL I (Rain LEVEL II LEVEL III Peddler

Collector, (Communal (Waterworks
Wells, and Faucet system)
Spring) system)
District I 0 0 486 1
District II 0 0 287 0
District III 0 0 368 2
District IV 0 0 396 0
District V 0 0 345 2
District VI 0 0 338 1
District VII 0 0 269 0
Total 0 0 2489 6
Source: Barangay Consolacion Health Center
1. Water Source

Some parts of the barangay have problems regarding water sources.

The source of their water comes from Cagayan de Oro Water District. Due

to the large number of consumers, and because some parts are elevated,

water is distributed unevenly areas have to go downtown to get water.

2. Air Pollution

People living near the roads of the barangay are more prone to

polluted air due to no proper waste management disposal. Some houses

throw their garbage in canals which results to polluted air. This hot and

sunny weather contributes even more to this kind of pollution.

B. SUMMARY OF ACTIVITIES

APRIL 3, 2023 (DAY 1)

TIME ACTIVITIES
7:30 am to 7:40 am  COURTESY CALL TO POLICE STATION
8:00 am - 10:00 am  COURTESY CALL TO BARANGAY CONSOLACION
 FLAG RAISING CEREMONY
10:00 am - 10:45  CLEAN -UP DRIVE IN PREPARATION FOR
am ORIENTATION OF ECIP
11:00 am - 11:24 am  BRIEFING TO THE BARANGAY OFFICIALS AND
STAFF ABOUT ENHANCED COMMUNITY
IMMERSION PROGRAM AND PROPOSED
ACTIVITIES FOR 3-DAY PROGRAM
11:25 am - 11:45 am  DISTRIBUTION OF FOOD PACKED LUNCH TO
THE BRGY. OFFICIALS
12:00 pm - 12:10pm  CONDUCT OF ACCOUNTING TO POLICE
TRAINEES FOR MESSING
1:30 pm - 1:40 pm  CONDUCT COURTESY CALL TO THE SHOOL
PRINCIPAL OF CONSOLACION ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
1:40 pm - 2:00 pm  TEAM LEADER INITIATES THE PREPARATION OF
THE VENUE
2:00 pm - 2:30 pm  LECTURE ABOUT R.A. 9262 (VIOLENCE
AGAINST WOMEN AND CHILDREN)
2:30 pm - 3:00 pm  LECTURE ABOUT R.A. 7610 (SPECIAL
PROTECTION OF CHILDREN AGAINST ABUSE
EXPLOITATION AND DICRIMINATION ACT.)
3:00 pm - 3:15 pm  DISTRIBUTION OF SNACKS
3:15 pm - 3:45 pm  LECTURE ON R.A. 10627 (ANTI-BULLYING LAW)
3:45 pm - 4:00 pm  CONDUCT OF ZUMBA DANCE CRAZE
4:00 pm - 4:10 pm  CONDUCT CLEAN-UP DRIVE OF THE VENUE
AFTER THE LECTURE
 APRIL 4, 2023 (DAY 2)
TIME ACTIVITIES
5:30 am to 6:00 am  EARLY FORMATION FOR ACCOUNTING AND
PREPARATION FOR CLEAN-UP DRIVE
6:00 am - 9:00 am  CONDUCT CLEAN-UP DRIVE WITH A THEME
“LIVE LIFE CLEANER, MAKE EARTH GREENER”
9:00 am - 9:30 am  FEEDING PROGRAM FOR THE COMMUNITY
9:30 am - 11:00 am  LIBRENG GUPIT FOR THE COMMUNITY
 LECTURE ON SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
DISPOSAL
11:00 am - 11:30 am  CLEAN-UP DRIVE AFTER THE PROGRAM AND
CONDUCT ACCOUNTING OF POLICE TRAINEES
12:30 am - 1:30 pm  REPACKING OF FOOD PACKS FOR THE NEXT
DAY ACTIVITY
12:00 pm - 2:00 pm  AOR PREPARATION FOR AFTERNOON
LECTURES
2:00 pm - 2:20 pm  PLTCOL FERMIN D ARMENDAREZ III, ACTING
CHIEF, RTC 10 CONDUCTED VISITATION TO
GIVE GUIDANCE TO THE TEAM
2:30 pm - 3:00 pm  CONDUCT OF CLEAN-UP DRIVE, PREPARATION
FOR SYMPOSIUM OF GRADE 11, GRADE 12
STUDENTS AND COLLEGE INTERNS
3:00 pm - 4:00 pm  LECTURE ABOUT R.A. 9165 (COMPREHENSIVE
4:00 pm - 4:15 pm  CONDUCT OF ICE BREAKER: DANCE
PRESENTATION “LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL”
4:15 pm - 4:45 pm  LECTURE ABOUT R.A. 9344 (JUVENILE JUSTICE
AND WELFARE ACT OF 2006
4:45 pm - 5:00 pm  CONDUCT CLEAN-UP DRIVE OF THE VENUE
AFTER THE PROGRAM AND ACOUNTING OF
TRAINEES
 SCHOOL NURSE PAT KRESMA MAE B DESANO
7:00 pm - 7:45 pm
VISITED AND MONITOR THE HEALTH STATUS
OF TRAINEES
 CONDUCT OF EVENING EXERCISE
7:50 pm - 8:20 pm
 OPEN FORUM TO THE TRAINEES
8:20 pm - 9:30 pm
 APRIL 5, 2023 (DAY 3)

TIME ACTIVITIES
 EARLY FORMATION FOR ACCOUNTING
5:00 am to 5:45 am
AND STRETCHING
 ACCOUNTING AND PREPARATION FOR
7:30 am - 8:00 am
ACTIVITIES
 ADDITIONAL BRIEFING FOR WOMENS
8:00 am - 9:00 am
ABOUT THE ECIP AND LECTURE ABOUT
FAMILY PLANNING
 DISTRIBUTION OF FOOD PACKS AFTER
9:00 am - 10:00 am
THE LECTURE
 CONDUCTED DEFENSIVE TACTICS
LECTURE TO THE BPAT
 TURNED OVER THE DONATIONS OF
10:00 am - 10:30 am ARNIS STICK AND HANDCUFF TO BPAT
PERSONNEL
  CONDUCT OF EXIT CALL AT POLICE
11:00 am - 11:20 pm
STATION 5
 CONDUCT OF BOODLE FIGHT FOR
11:20 pm - 12:00pm
WOMEN” S, BPAT AND BRGY. OFFICIALS
 DISTRIBUTION OF SPORTS EQUIPMENT
12:00 pm - 12:20 pm
 EXIT CALL AT BRGY. CONSOLACION
 CONDUCT CLEAN-UP DRIVE AT
12:20 pm - 12:30 pm
BILLETING
 DISTRIBUTION OF SLIPPERS TO THE
12:30 pm - 12:45 pm
NEIGHBORHOOD OF BILLETING
 CONDUCT ACCOUNTING OF TRAINEES
1: 00 pm - 1:30 pm
AND PREPARATION FOR JUMP-OFF
 WAITING FOR THE RMFB MANTRUCK FOR
1:30 pm - 3:40 pm
DEPARTURE
 DEPARTURE FROM BRGY. CONSOLACION
TO THE VENUE FOR WASAR
  PMAJ ROSEL O HALLAZGO CONDUCTED
4:00 pm - 4:30 pm
DEBRIEFING TO THE POLICE TRAINEES
 PAT KRESMA MAE B DESANO SCHOOL
4:30 pm - 5:00 pm
NURSE CONDUCTS FIRST AID FOR
DROWNING
 PCMS GILBERTO L COLASTE, JR.
CONDUCTS SEARCH AND WATER
RESCUE ORIENTATION
 CONDUCT OF PHYSICAL EXERCISES AND
5:00 pm - 6:00 pm
ACTUAL DEMONSTRATION FOR SEARCH
AND WATER RESCUE
 EVENING MESS
7:00 pm - 7:30 pm
 CONDUCT OF ACCOUNTING FORMATION
8:30 pm - 9:00 pm
FOR PREPARATION TO RETURN TO RTC
 APRIL 6, 2023 (DAY 4)
TIME ACTIVITIES
5:00 AM – 5:30 AM  EARLY FORMATION, ACCOUNTING
AND STRETCHING EXERCISE
7:00 AM – 7:30 AM  CLEAN-UP DRIVE IN THE RESPECTIVE
AOR AT RTC10 ANNEX
7:40 AM – 8:30 AM  MORNING MESS
11:10 AM – 11:30 AM  TEAM LEADERS HAD THEIR ONLINE
MEETING TOGETHER WITH POLICE
MAJOR JAN VER M DIANOPRA
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM  FORMATION FOR LUNCH
1:30 PM – 5:00 PM  CONSOLIDATED THE ACTIVITIES OF
ECIP

APRIL 7, 2023 (DAY 5)

TIME ACTIVITIES
5:00 AM – 5:30 AM  EARLY FORMATION FOR
ACCOUNTING AND STRETCHING
9:00 AM – 4:00 PM  PREPARATION OF THE FINAL
PRESENTATION OF BOOK REPORT BY
THE TEAM
LETTER ORDER
PHOTOS OF ACTIVITIES
APRIL 04, 2023 (DAY 2)
C. ISSUES AND CONCERNS OF THE COMMUNITY WITH ACTION PLAN

1. First issue and concern of the community in Barangay Consolacion is

the number of teenage pregnancies. Their objective in the said Barangay

is to reduce the number of such cases and strengthen the moral values,

spiritual formation, and responsible parenthood.

2. Second issue and concern of the community in Barangay Consolacion

is the percentage of reduction in illegal drug activities. Their objective is to

reduce the said activities. They are looking forward to allocating additional

fund for the anti-illegal drug program.

V. PROBLEM ENCOUNTERED

On the conduct of ECIP, the team identified lack of coordination as the

main challenge encountered.

V. CONCLUSION

From the 3-day Enhanced Community Immersion Program (ECIP), it can

be concluded that, proper communication towards both parties, the PNP and

the community, must be established to guarantee the smooth flow of

scheduled activities.

Nevertheless, through ECIP, the police trainees were able to reach out to

communities, make connections, and enhanced police-citizen relations. In

general, it improves the public’s perception of the Philippine National Police.

VII. RECOMMENDATION

We recommend that for the next batch of ECIP, the supervisor and team

leader must conduct courtesy call to all concerned agencies subject for venue

during ECIP.

A 3-day programme must also be submitted to respective offices for the

purpose of awareness, good communication and attention to ensure the

successful conduct of scheduled activities.

VIII. ANNEXES

A. SOCIAL INVESTIGATION REPORT FORMS

Remarks:
The information mentioned above is gathered and collected from the
personnel of Police station 5, Barangay Puntod, Cagayan de Oro City, and it
was updated from January to March 2023.

Assessment:

Base on the data gathered through the social investigation report the
prevalence crime in barangay Consolacion was a non-index crime which is the
R.A. 9165 Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002.
A. NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS PER ACTIVITY
B. DAILY REPORT OF ATTENDANCE

DAY 1 (APRIL 3, 2023)

COURTESY CALL AND FLAG RAISING CEREMONY
 DAY 1 (APRIL 3, 2023)

Lecture on R.A. No. 9262 VAWC, R. A. No. 7610, R.A. No. 10627
Zumba Dance Craze
DAY 2 (APRIL 4, 2023)
Clean-Up Drive
DAY 2 (APRIL 4, 2023)
PNP Feeding Program
DAY 2 (APRIL 4, 2023)
Haircut
 DAY 2 (APRIL 4, 2023)
Solid Waste Management Disposal
 DAY 2 (APRIL 4, 2023)
Lecture on R.A. No. 9165 and R.A. No. 9344
 DAY 3 (APRIL 5, 2023)

Lecture about Family Planning

 DAY 3 (APRIL 5, 2023)
Lecture about Defensive Tactics and Handcuffing
DAY 1 (APRIL 3, 2023)
TEAM 4 Attendance
DAY 2 (APRIL 4, 2023)
TEAM 4 Attendance
DAY 3 (APRIL 5, 2023)
TEAM 4 Attendance
DAY 4 (APRIL 6, 2023)
TEAM 4 Attendance
DAY 5 (APRIL 7, 2023)
TEAM 4 Attendance
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D. FLYERS DISTRIBUTED & PROGRAMME
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G. BIBLIOGRAPHY

 Patrolwoman Freddil Fe Paller Gacasan

was born on November 12, 1996 at
Dumingag, Zamboanga del Sur. Her
parents are Mr. Godofredo Pabriga
Gacasan and Mrs. Edilberta Paller
Gacasan. She is the fourth child among six
(6) siblings and the third Police Officer in
the brood. She finished her degree in
Bachelor of Science in Criminology at JH
Cerilles State College- Dumingag Campus
on April 7, 2016. She took and passed the
Criminologists Licensure Examination last
June 2017. She earned her Professional
Education Course at the same school and
passed the Licensure Examination for
Teachers last 2019. She always believes in
the saying that “Life has got all those twists
and turns. You’ve got to hold on tight and
off you go.”
  She is Patrolwoman Mariah Ella
Escabusa Villahermosa, single 27 years
old, born on July 22,1995 at Cagayan de
Oro City, Misamis Oriental. Her parents are
Mr. Edgar Lubguban Villahermosa, a
laborer and Mrs. Pablita Simogan
Escabusa, a janitress. She is the middle
child in the brood of three siblings. Her
sister is Melody Villahermosa Baclayo, an
office secretary at Capitol University and
Mharion Louise Villahermosa, a grade 12
student at Misamis Oriental
Comprehensive High School. She was a
working student during college. She was
able to juggle both her work and studies by
the Grace of God. She Finished her
Degree in Bachelor of Science in
Criminology at Capitol University on March
19,2019. She took and passed the
Criminology Board Examination last
December 2021 with a passing rate of
80.30%. She always believes in the saying
that “Victory Belongs to the Most
Persevering”.
 He is Patrolman Randy Yamas Corilla 28
years old, born on February 11, 1995 at
Nato, Esperanza, Agusan Del Sur. His
parents are Mr. Dionesio Banton Corilla
and Mrs. Ruffina Payot Yamas. His
youngest child of the family. He finished
his degree in Bachelor of Science in
Criminology at Tagoloan Community
College, Tagoloan Misamis Oriental on
June 05, 2020 and passed the Criminology
Board Examination last January 28, 2022.
He believes “Find ways to step out of your
comfort zone. Focus on excitement rather
than fear.
 He is Patrolman Jay Larawan Bautista,
26 years old, married born on July 14,
1996 at Luhong, Antipas, North Cotabato.
He graduated of Bachelor of Science in
Information Technology at Colegio de
Kidapawan (CdK) last March 2016 and
also a graduate of Professional Education
at Central Mindanao Colleges (CMC) last
March 2022. He passed the National
Police Commission Examination last April
2019 at Davao City. His wife is named
Mary Rose Mansueto Bautista and he has
a daughter named Anthena Zykiah
Mansueto, currently in primary school. He
is Son of Mr. Andy Villegas Bautista and
Mrs. Joselyn Larawan Bautista. He is the
eldest among two siblings. He is a former
Electronic and Data Processing Infotech
Staff in one of the private companies in
Kidapawan City for almost 6 years. His
Saying is " Your work is going to fill large
part of your life and the only way to be truly
satisfied is to do what you believe in great
work and the only way to do great work is
to love what you do. If you haven't found it
yet, keep looking. Don't settle as with all
matters of the heart, you'll know when you
found it" And now he is proud member of
PSBRC 2022-02 Cl (TATAGLAH)I of
Philippine National Police.
 She is Patrolwoman Stephanie Keene
Seno Rojas, 25 years of age, Single and a
resident of Km. 22 Los Amigos, Tugbok,
Davao City. She was born on August 5,
1997 at Davao City. The eldest among two
(2) children of Mr. Leonardo Diaz Rojas Jr
and Mrs. Reyna Ross Seno Rojas. She
graduated Bachelor of Science in
Criminology at Holy Cross of Davao
College last April 2019. She took up the
licensure examination for Criminologists
last December 2019 and successfully
passed the exam. She then applied and
later on joined the organization last
October 13, 2022 and now a proud
member of PSBRC Batch 2022-01
(TATAGLAHI). She’s one of the nineteen
(19) applicants who were realigned from
Region XI - Davao Region and being the
only female that was realigned, she firmly
believes that “Only those who will risk
going too far can possibly find out how far
one can go.”
  She is Patrolwoman Effiel Mae
Sabongan Sabroso, 25 years old, born on
January 19, 1998 at Jimenez, Misamis
Occidental. Her parents are Mr. Efren
Rubin Sabroso Jr. and Mrs. Rosmie
Palanas Sabongan. She has one sister
named Jan Ruzzel Sabroso. She finished
her degree in Bachelor of Science in
Criminology at La Salle University, Ozamiz
City on June 2018 and passed the
Criminology Licensure Examination last
December 2018. She believes in the
saying that, "Life is 10% what happens to
you and 90% how you react to it".
Whenever something happens, the only
thing in your power is your attitude toward
it; you can either accept and absorb it or
resent it. And she is now blessed and
grateful to be part of the Philippine
National Police, PSBRC Batch 2022-01
(TATAGLAHI).
 He is Patrolman Reynal Panta Remollo
Jr. 25 years of age, single. He was born on
the 2nd day of October 1997 at
Tignapoloan, Cagayan de Oro City. He’s
the eldest child of the family. He finished
his primary education at Dominorog
Elementary School located at Dominorog,
Talakag, Bukidnon and Primary education
at Cagayan de Oro, National High School
located at 8th 2nd Streets Nazareth,
Cagayan de Oro City. He took up his
Baccalaureate degree at Capitol University
with the course of Bachelor of Science in
Criminology and passed the Licensure
Examination on year 2022. His family and
friends were so proud of him
  He is Patrolman Christian Alergbes
Tabigue, 26 years old single. He was born
on April 4, 1997 at Townsite Lupon Davao
Oriental. Currently residing at San Jose,
Lupon, Davao Oriental. He studied at
Davao Oriental State College of Davao
Oriental with the course of Bachelor of
Science in Criminology and passed his
Board Examination on December 2022.
He’s Fathers name is Orlando O. Tabigue
(Deceased) and his mother is Meleata A.
Tabigue residing at San Jose, Lupon,
Davao, Oriental. He believes that “No
matter how hard your way to achieve your
goal as long as you never quit all is
hardship can be conquered”.
 Patrolman Febrey James Neri Javier, 27
years old, single and a resident of Zone 1,
Sta. Ana Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental. He
was the youngest among the four (4)
children of Mr. Manuel Caculba Javier and
Mrs. Evelyn Nacasabog Neri. He is a
graduate of Bachelor of Science in
Criminology at Tagoloan Community
College (TCC) in year 2016. He studied
Criminology in order to achieve his dream
to become part of the Philippine National
Police Organization. But it was not easy for
him because, he also tried to take the
Criminologist Licensure Examination
several times. But he didn’t lose hope until
he passed his exam. And now he is
currently on training and working to
develop his skills and knowledge that he
needs on becoming an effective
policeman. He believes in the saying that
“Slow Progress is Better than no
Progress”. Whatever struggles into your
life always think positive, continue what
you are doing do not surrender in life
because God has plan for you”.
 He is Jigger Julum Pelipas 26 years old,
single, born on October 19, 1996, residing
at Purok Matinabangon, Barangay
Labangal, General Santos City, South
Cotabato. He Graduated at Holy Trinity
College of General Santos City, Taking
Bachelor of Science in Criminology CY
2014-2018. He took Criminologist
Licensure Examination last November 29-
30 December 1, 2019. He joined the
Philippine National Police on November 4,
2022 and now proudly member of PSBRC
BATCH 2022-1 (TATAGLAHI) Leaving with
a quote “Life Doesn’t stop learning lesson”
 He is Patrolman Ron Kerby C Echanez,
28 years old. Born on November 28, 1994
at Matina, Davao City. He’s youngest child
of the family. He finished his primary
education at Sto. Tomas Central
Elementary School and Vocational
Education at University of Mindanao
Technical School at Toril, Davao City with
the course of Information Technology
NCIV. His Baccalaureate Degree at
Bukidnon State University Sto. Tomas
external studies center located in Tibal-og
[Link] Davao Del Norte with the
Degree of Bachelor of Public
Administration Major in Local Governance
and passed the Napolcom exam last
November 2021. He believes in the saying
“Find your goal, discover something new”.
 He is Mark Tao Bitalac, 31 years of age,
Married, Born on November 15, 1991
Poblacion, Sumilao, Bukidnon. He is the
eldest among the five (5) siblings of Mr.
Edgar Babayson Bitalac and Mrs. Myrna
Tao Bitalac who were living together. He is
a graduate of Bachelor of Science in
Criminology at Mindanao Arts and
Technological Institute, Malaybalay City,
Bukidnon on March 24, 2019. He took his
Licensure Examination for Criminology on
December 2021 at Cagayan de Oro City
and he Passed the said Examination on
January 28, 2022. He is very lucky during
that day because that day also he marries
to her wife and that is momentous and
memorable to him. He achieves his goals
in life through the help of our Almighty
God. He believes in the saying says “For
with God nothing is impossible” Luke 1:37
  He is Patrolman Spyke Ross
Pimentel Caalim, 23 years old, Single
and a resident of Zone 1 F.S
Catamico, Cagayan de Oro City. He is
a son of Mr. Roseller M. Caalim and
Mrs. Mirasol P. Caalim. He obtained
his Baccalaureate Degree at Phinma,
Cagayan de Oro College where he
took up Bachelor of Science in
Criminology. He passed the
Criminologist Licensure Examination
last January 2022 in the same year.
He joined the Philippine National
Police and luckily by God’s grace the
name of a person mentioned above is
now a proud member of Public
Safety Basic Recruit Course Batch
22-01 (TATAGLAHI). He believes
that “I am a Slow Walker but I never
walk backward”.
 She is Patrolwoman Kryzl Kryss Angellie
Pantillo Calibo, 27 years of age, a resident
of Purok-4 Tambacon, Magsaysay, Lanao
Del Norte. She was the eldest among the 3
children of Mr Jove L. Pantillo and Mrs.
Welinda P. Pantillo. She is a graduate of
Bachelor of Science in Criminology at
Christ the King College de Maranding. On
year 2017 and passed the Licensure
Examination on the same year also. She
believes that “The best view comes after
the hardest climb”.
  He is Patrolman Sunny Jayao Dumpa
was born on August 10, 1996, Single and
presently residing at Purok 4, Gata Daku,
Clarin, Misamis Occidental. The son of Mr.
Santos E. Dumpa and Mrs. Merelyn J.
Dumpa. He is the eldest among the three
(3) siblings. A graduate of Bachelor of
Science in Criminology at Misamis
University, Ozamis City C.Y 2019-2020. He
took the board exam of Criminology
Licensure Examination and successfully
passed on January 28, 2021 and now
currently on training and develop the skills
to become a best of the best policeman.
He Believes that “A dream is just a dream
you need to work for it in order to fulfill it”.
  He is Patrolman Christian Jay Basa
Montano ,26 years old, born on June 07
1996 at Cagayan de Oro City. He is the
son of Mrs. Genevit [Link] and Mr.
Reynaldo [Link]. He finished his
study at Southern De Oro Philippines
College at Cagayan de Oro City with a
degree of Bachelor of science in
Criminology last June [Link] passed the
Criminology licensure examination last
December 2021 in just one take. And his
motto in his life WORK HARD IN
SILENCE, LET SUCCESS MAKE THE
NOISE. He is now grateful and proud to be
part of the Philippine National police of
class PSBRC 2022 -01 (TATAGLAHI).
  She is Patrolwoman Irene Gando
Labawan, 30 years old was born on August
20,1992 at Don Carlos, Bukidnon, and a
daughter of Mr. Esmeraldo Andil Labawan
and Mrs. Rosalinda Awayan Gando. The
youngest among Six (6) siblings and
currently residing Colambugon, Maramag,
Bukidnon. She finished her Baccalaureate
degree at Bukidnon State University,
Malaybalay City Bukidnon last April 2014,
with the course of Bachelor of Public
Administration major in Local Government
She also earned unit of Professional
Education last 2019 at Valencia
Community Institute, Valencia City
Bukidnon. And Passed the PNP Entrance
Exam (NAPOLCOM) Last April 2019. She
believed in the saying that “Be thankful for
what you are now, and keep fighting for
what you want to be in tomorrow”.
  Patrolman Jerome Cabural Zulita was
born on January 03,1995, single and
graduate of Bachelor of Science in
Criminology at Misamis Oriental Institute of
Science and Technology (MOIST) in year
2018, He is 28 years of age and presently
residing at Upper Mandangoa Balingasag
Misamis Oriental. His parents are Geraldo
T. Zulita and Alina C. Zulita. He is the
eldest among the five (5) siblings, He
studied Criminology in order to achieve his
organization. He took board Exam for
Criminology and successfully passed, last
October 2019. He believes that love your
family, work super hard, live you passion
and always believing in God. And now he
is proud to be part of the Philippine
National Police PSBRC Class 2022-01.
 Patrolman Rey Langgam Lacdagan, 25
years of age, was born on October 25,
1997 at Limonda, Opol Misamis Oriental.
Son of Mr. Jeffrey Bahian Lacdagan and
Mrs. Roselyn Langgam Lacdagan. He has
one brother and and three sisters namely
Junrey L Lacdagan, Genelyn B Lacdagan,
Movaine L Lacdagan and Angel L
Lacdagan. He also had a common law wife
Cherry Rose Angelica Jabien and a Child
Quianah Jabien Lacdagan. He graduated
at Phinma Cagayan de Oro College with
the Degree of Bachelor of Science in
Criminology on April 06, 2019 and took the
board Examination on December 2021.
During review he felt pressured because
he is focusing on the upcoming exam but
at the same time, his common law wife
was pregnant and soon to give birth to
their child. But despite the hardship and
trial, God never fails him. He joined the
Philippine National Police last October 13,
2022 which serves as one of his biggest
achievements not only for him but also to
his parents.
 He is Patrolman Kenneth Bareño Nitre,
24 years old, born on April 17 1998 at Paril
Kalamansig Sultan Kudarat. He is the son
of Mrs. Evelyn B. Nitre and Mr. Cirilo N.
Nitre. He finished his study at Notre Dame
of Salaman College at Lebak Sultan
Kudarat with a Degree of Bachelor of
Science in Criminology last April 07 2019.
He passed the Criminologist Licensure
Examination last 2020 in just one take. He
believes in saying that every day is a
chance to change yourself. He is now
grateful and proud to be part of the
Philippine National Police of PSBRC Class
2022 -01 (TATAGLAHI).
  He is Patrolman Kharl John Sabejon
Vicente, 25 years old, son of Mr. Lito Bari
Vicente and Mrs Genara Sabejon Vicente
residing at Barangay IV Tangub City Mis
Occ. He graduated his primary education
at Guinicolalay Elementary school year
2009-2010 and his secondary education
year 2013-2014 at the same place. He
studied his college degree at Governor
Alfonso D. Tan College (GADTC) at
Tangub City Mis. Occ. He graduated year
2020-2021 and he took his criminologist
board examination the same year and he
passed. Year 2022 he applied to the
Philippine National Police. He gave his
best during his application to achieve his
dream job and finally his dream job and
finally he is a member of Batch 2022-01
(TATAGLAHI) and leaving with the quote
“Always put God in every difficult situation
never quit and never surrender.”
 He is Patrolman Nick Angelo A Mira, 31
years of age born on a rainy season of
December 06, 1991 at City of
Professionals in Tanjay, Negros Oriental.
His lovely parents Mr. Franco Torres Mira
and Mrs. Benita Aguilar Mira and with his
two siblings Mr. Jose Prell Aguilar Mira and
Ms. Mira May Aguilar Mira. He is also a
loving husband of Mrs. Dianne Franchette
Dumao Mira with two sons namely Joules
Norbertte Dumao Mira and Von Franckin
Dumao Mira. In his college years he loves
playing basketball and became a varsity
basketball player in his college years. He
took a degree course Bachelor of Science
in Computer Science and graduated year
2013. He passed the NAPOLCOM
Entrance Eligibilty last November 2021.
His motto in life is “As long as you’re still
breathing there is HOPE”. and always
remember put God first heartily and
mentally so that you will achieve your goal
smoothly. (DUM SPIRO SPERO)
  He is the youngest, a strong person,
hardworking and fights everything to reach
his goal in life. He was named Aldrin G
Heguinto, 27 years of age, Single and lives
in the province of North Cotabato. The son
of a farmer who named Elmerto A.
Heguinto Sr and Erlinda G Heguinto. When
he was young, he experienced a lot of
challenges and struggles. But despite of
these, he stands strong to become who he
is today. He still studied college even if he
knew that his family can’t sustain his
financial needs, he worked hard and
graduated year 2018. He took the
licensure examination for criminologists
and successfully passed the examination.
He applied in the Philippine National Police
in year 2022, passed all the stages and
became a proud member of PSBRC Batch
2022-01.
 He is Patrolman Arnel Berdon Laborte,
25 years old, born on February 12, 1998 at
Cagayan de Oro City, Misamis Oriental. He
is a son of Mr. Armando Buhawi Laborte
and Mrs. Elenita Berdon Laborte. He
finished his primary Education at Puerto
Elementary School, He also finished his
secondary at Puerto National High School,
Cagayan de Oro City. He obtained his
Bachelor’s degree at Tagoloan Community
College, where he took up Bachelor of
Science in Criminology. He passed the
Criminologist Licensure Examination on
December 2021. As he believes, work hard
in silence let success make the noise. Now
he is proud to be part of the Philippine
National Police PSBRC Class 2022-01.
  He is Patrolman Ven Joseph Alexis
Morga, 25 years old, born on October 13,
1997 at Cagayan de Oro City, Misamis
Oriental. He is a son of Mr. Gerry Valmoria
Pulido and Ms. Mary Joe Acenas Morga.
He finished his primary Education at
Agkawayan Elementary School, Looc
Lubang is. Occidental Mindoro. He also
finished his secondary at Alternative
Learning System, Cagayan de Oro City.
He obtained his Bachelor’s degree at
Phinma Cagayan de Oro College, where
he took up Bachelor of Science in
Criminology. He passed the Criminologist
Licensure Examination on December
2021. As he believes, just do what is
tasked to do without complaining and
everything will be fine. Now he is proud to
be part of the Philippine National Police
PSBRC Class 2022-01.
  He is Patrolman Delbin Jr Paduelan
Antiza, 25 years old, born on June 15,
1997 at Valencia City, Bukidnon. He is a
son of Mr. Delbin Pastrano Sr. and Ms.
Gemma Sabuero Paduelan. He finished
his primary Education at Dabongdabong
Elementary School. He also finished his
secondary at Mailag Good Counsel High
School. He obtained his Bachelor’s degree
at Valencia Colleges Incorporated, where
he took up Bachelor of Science in
Criminology. He passed the Criminologist
Licensure Examination on January 2019.
As he believes, Bravery is not the absence
of fear but Action in the face of Fear. Now
he is proud to be part of the Philippine
National Police PSBRC Class 2022-01.
  He is Patrolman Rejoy Gabaisen
Balatero, 27 years old, born on January
12, 1996 at Kadingilan, Bukidnon. He is
the son of Mrs. Lorna G. Balatero and Mr.
Francisco D. Balatero Jr. He finished his
study at Philippine Country Ville College
Inc. P-2B Sayre Highway Panadtalan,
Maramag, Bukidnon. with a degree of
Bachelor of science in Criminology last
May 14, 2020. He passed the Criminology
licensure examination last December 2021
in just one take. And his motto in his life "
NEVER GIVE UP ON YOUR DREAMS”.
He is now grateful and proud to be part of
the Philippine National Police of CLASS
PSBRC 2022 -01 (TATAGLAHI).
 She is Patrowoman Rechiel Escuadro
Casipong 30years of age, single was born
on November 11,1992 at Sindangan
Zamboanga del Norte, and currently
residing at District 5, Consolacion, CDOC.
Second daughter of Mr. Alberto V.
Casipong and Mrs. Elvira E. Casipong.
She finished his primary education at
Disud Elementary School. Also finished
her secondary degree at Sindangan
National High School. She is a graduate of
Bachelor of Science in Criminology at Jose
Rizal Memorial State University. And
passed the Licensure Examination for
Criminologist last December 2016. She's a
woman of perseverance because of not
giving up on her dream. By God’s grace a
proud member of PSBRC CL 2022-01
(TATAGLAHI). Living a quote in life saying,
''No Guts No glory."
 Patrolman Bryan Uy Bactong, 25 years
of age, single, born on October 15, 1997 at
Camp Philips Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon
and currently residing at Zone 2 Vista Villa
Sumilao, Bukidnon. He is the son of Mr.
Alexander T Bactong and Mrs. Evelyn U
Bactong. He finished his primary education
at Vista Villa Elementary School and his
secondary education at Sumilao National
High School Vista Villa Annex. He obtained
his Bachelor's degree at Central Mindanao
University, where he took up Bachelor of
Science in Agriculture major in Crop
Science: Plant breeding and passed the
licensure examination for agriculturists last
November 2021. And he believes “If your
mind is strong, all difficult things will
become easy; if your mind is weak, all
easy things will become difficult”.
 He is Patrolman Mohammad Arsaph T
Angni, 26 years old, born on June 19, 1996
at Tangcal Lanao Del Norte. He is a son of
Mr. Abdila Mangansan Angni and Mrs.
Zenaida Tanggor Angni. He finished his
primary Education at Tangcal Elementary
School. He also finished his secondary at
Magsaysay National High School, Lanao
Del Norte. He obtained his Bachelor’s
degree at Misamis University, where he
took up Bachelor of Science in
Criminology. He passed the Criminologist
Licensure Examination on December
2021. As he believes, “You will face many
defeats in life, but never let yourself be
defeat”.
  He is Patrolman Vicent Jay Torreon
Rectazo, 31 years old, single. He was born
on April 1, 1992 at Davao City, Davao Del
Sur. Currently residing at Purok Almasiga,
Población, Maragusan, Davao De Oro. He
was the youngest among the four (4)
children of Mr. Espidito M. Rectazo and
Mrs. Constancia T. Rectazo. He is a
graduate of Bachelor of Arts Major in
Sociology in Bukidnon State University,
Maragusan External Studies Center on
March 27, 2016. Also, he graduated a
Vocational Course in Computer Hardware
Servicing NCII in Informatic Technical
Institute on April 2010 and passed the
National Certificate NCII in TESDA Last
2010. He passed the Napolcom Entrance
Examination on April 2019. As a recent
Criminology graduate, he excludes a
profound sense of determination to
overcome any obstacle that come his way.
Firmly arrived that he can realize his
dreams through unwavering resilience. His
vision for the future extends beyond
personal aspirations and includes serving
his country and making a positive
difference in his community, in addition to
providing for his family well-being.
  He is Patrolman John Elton Alivio
Desierto 23 years of age Born on May 11,
1999. Presently residing at Purok
Sampaguita Barangay San Roque, Iligan
City. He is the youngest among the three
(3) Children of Mr. Fernando S. Desierto
and Mrs. Emmanuelita A. Desierto. He
took his Primary Education in Sergeant
Miguel Canoy Memorial Central School at
Buru-un Iligan City and Secondary
Education in Iligan City National High
School. He finished his College at Saint
Peter’s College (SPC ILIGAN) and took up
Bachelor of Science in Criminology and
Passed the Board Exam on January 28,
2022. This is the Biggest and Happiest
moment of his life Because he saw his
name on the list of successful passers.
Afterwards with his Dedication and
Hardships to pursue his dreams with just
one attempt. Now Mr. Desierto is one of
the luckiest man who succeeded at the top
and he Believe in the saying “A journey
may be long or short, but it must start at
the very spot one finds oneself” and
“Perseverance and Persistency is the key
to your success” That’s why he Achieved
his dreams of becoming a Police Officer
and now a proud member of PSBRC
BATCH 2022-01 (TATAGLAHI).
 He is Patrolman Rolly Aliviado Erot was
born on September 10, 1995, single and
graduate of Bachelor of Science in
Criminology at University of Mindanao in
year [Link] is 27 years old of age and
presently residing at Davao City. His
Parents are Antonio C Erot and Bernadeth
A Erot. He took his licensure examination
on December [Link] believes that
“Everything Happens for a reason”. And
now he is proud to be part of the Philippine
National Police PSBRC Class 2022-01
(TATAGLAHI).