A) To design new police uniforms B) To analyze spatial patterns of crime for resource allocation C) To track weather patterns affecting crime rates D) To create artistic visualizations of city landscapes
A) Basic spreadsheets B) Geographic Information Systems C) Video game engines D) Social media analytics
A) Forecasting potential crime locations based on data B) Designing public parks C) Planning traffic routes D) Predicting weather forecasts
A) Law enforcement Operations B) Public Safety Operations C) Intelligence Operations D) Megaphones and other similar instrument
A) External security Operations B) Verbal warning operations C) Public safety Operations D) Verbal warning
A) Public Operations B) Public safety investigation C) Public safety operations D) Investigate Operations
A) External security Operations B) Internal Security Operations C) Law enforcement Operations D) Intelligence Operations
A) with a marked police vehicle B) gun C) baton D) a moving vehicle
A) Baton B) All of the above C) Gun D) Megaphones and other similar instruments
A) Scene of the Crime Operations B) External security operations C) Intelligence Operations D) Scene of the Crime Operations
A) Internal Security Operations B) Law enforcement operations C) Public safety operations D) Intelligence Operations
A) Public safety operations B) Intelligence operations C) Law enforcement operations D) Investigative Operations
A) With a marked police vehicle B) Megaphones and other similar instruments C) Vebal warning D) Baton
A) Promptly led onlookers to a safe distance away from the scene B) Detonate the improvise explosive device before it explodes C) Never attempto handle, move or lift the object D) Contact Operations Center and request for Explosive Ordnance Disposal team
A) The Team Leader B) The security sub team C) The spotter D) The Blocking/pursuing sub team
A) The spotter B) All of the above C) The security sub team D) The Team Leader
A) One to perform the search while the other provides protective covers B) whenever possible, pat-down searches should be conducted not just by two (2) police officers but by more police offiicers for safety purposes. C) moat police units units lack personnel for them to conduct pat-down searches by atleast two police officers D) The conduct of pat-down search by two police officers is more secured
A) When there is possibly of high-risk stop or high-risk, arrest, and there is urgency for troop deployment and that public safety might be at risk B) when the participation of the civilians and the media might compromise or negatively affect the checkpoint operation C) The PNP would like to keep secret from the media the checkpoint operation D) when the civilian component and the media are not in their office uniforms in which they could not be properly identified
A) Join the individual in fleeing away B) Tell him not be always rushing because he might slip on his way C) arrest the Individual and bring him to the police station for tactical integration D) Stop the individual and conduct spot check on his person
A) 8 B) 18 C) 7 D) 24
A) arrest the person who caused the conflict or difference B) Do not attempt to arbitrate and resolve conflicts or differences between neighbors, landlords and tenants as well as husband and wife C) Determine the root cause of the conflict or differences and settle the problem D) Make sure to listen to both side as your basis for resolving the conflict or differences
A) Inform Higher Headquarters B) Conduct debriefing of his personnel C) Conduct briefing D) Conduct roll call of his personnel
A) The Head of office of the territorial PNP unit and manned by uniformed PNP personnel B) The PNP Provincial Director C) All answer are correct D) The Chief of Police
A) A place out of the patrol member's reach B) A place near of the suspect's reach C) A place near of the patrol member's reach D) A place out of the suspect's reach
A) to observe the human dignity of persons B) to respect human rights C) to serve or protect the illegal activity of a particular person, group or criminal syndicate D) to protect lives and properties
A) Arrest criminals B) Attend to the other members of the patrol who are in immediate danger C) Attend to the injured D) All of the above
A) When the person looks threatening or dangerous B) Only when reasonable suspicion exists C) If the possession of a firearm or deadly weapon D) Arrest the person who caused the conflict or difference to teach others a lesson
A) ever treat them as negligible or a nuisance. They only need courteous and tactful intervention and not enforcement actions B) Go to the place and ask tell the neighborhood to be patient with the loud noises as they are part of city life C) Never mind calls or complaints of loud noises caused by barking dogs, drunks, appliances and parties D) Call up any barangay official so that together, you go to the place and arrest the persons responsible for creating loud noises, especially during night time.
A) No, only police officers, even without a warrant, may immediately pursue to retake him at any time and in any place within the Philippines. B) Yes, even without a warrant at anytime and anyplace of the commission of the offense. C) Yes, if he has a warrant of arrest at any time and in anyplace within the Philippines. D) Yes, even without a warrant at any time and in any place within the Philippines.
A) When, in his presence, the person to be arrested has committed, is actually committing, or is attempting to commit an offense. B) When the person to be arrested is a prisoner who has escaped from a penal establishment or place where he is serving final judgment or temporarily confined while his case is pending, or has escaped while being transferred from one confinement area to another. C) Where the accused released on bail attempts to live the country with court permission. D) When an offense has just been committed and he has probable cause to believed, based on personal knowledge of facts or circumstances, that the person to be arrested has committed it.
A) Internal Security Organizations B) Internal Secured Organization C) Internal Security Operations D) Interval Security Operations
A) Arrests can be made on any day of the month and at any time of the day or night. B) Arrests can be made on any day of the week and at any time of the day or night C) Arrests can only be made during daytime as is it too risky for the police to do it during night time. D) Arrests are made from Mondays to Fridays only so that the suspects could avail of the services of the Courts.
A) After ten days from receipt B) Within ten days from issuance C) After ten days from issuance D) Within ten days from receipt
A) The right to physical examination. B) The right to bail. C) The right to communicate with his lawyer or his immediate family. D) The right to physical examination.
A) Yes. A police officer making a lawful arrest may verbally summon as many persons as he deems necessary to assist him in effecting the arrest. B) No. The arrest of suspects and criminals is the sole work of the police. C) Yes, but only law enforcement officer should provide assistance. D) Yes, but the assistance by any person to the police in effecting arrest must be voluntary.
A) The police officer should introduce himself, show proper identification and make a manifestation of authority against the person to be arrested. B) . Ask for help from bystanders because they know exactly the person to be arrested. C) Wrestle with the person in order to arrest him, or else he might escape. D) Aim your firearm to the person to be arrested, and with a clear and commanding voice, direct him to surrender.
A) Plainview doctrine B) Oder of commitment C) Search warrant D) Warrant of arrest
A) The person to be arrested could be the subject to greater restraint than what is necessary under the circumstances B) Force maybe used to a person who is drank C) No violence or unnecessary force shall be used in making an arrest. D) Force could not be used against women and children suspects.
A) Swom Attestation of the Lawyer B) Sworn Attestation of the Judge C) Judicial Affidavit Rule D) Judicial Affidavit Role
A) Incident Report B) Logbook C) Separate Police Blotter D) Police Blotter
A) No. Photographs of the firearm and the receipt issued by the local Crime Laboratory Office for the said firearm/cartridges/slugs shall be submitted to the prosecutor or the court. B) submitted to the local Crime Laboratory (CLO) which shall in turn process test might be misplaced, tampered or substituted. C) Yes. It is specifically stated in the warrant that seized, captured or recovered firearms must be submitted immediately. D) No. The seized, captured or recovered firearm should only be submitted during trial.
A) Name of the officer- applicant. B) Address/place (s) to be searched. C) Name of the subject, must known D) Sketch of the places to be searched
A) The warrant is served during night time, to make use of the element of surprise. B) The warrant could should be served during daytime or night time C) The warrant is served during daytime only. D) The warrant should be served during daytime, unless there is a provision in the warrant allowing service at anytime of the day or night.
A) No lawful person may be searched without a search warrant. B) The person lawfully arrested may be searched only in the presence of an independent and competent Counsel of his own choice. C) The warrantless search and seizure as an incident to a lawful arrest may extend beyond the person of the arrested to include the premises or surroundings under his immediate control. D) The person arrested should be search for dangerous weapons or anything which may be used or which may constitute proof in the commission of an offense.
A) The investigation of one particular case B) The random collection of police data C) The systematic study of crime and disorder problems to assist police in response D) The study of police misconduct
A) Crime analysis B) Investigation C) Surveillance D) Intelligence gathering
A) Crime mapping B) rime analysis C) Surveillance D) Criminal profiling
A) Beat B) Sector C) Precinct D) Hotspot
A) Implementation B) Goal formulation C) Evaluation D) Situation analysis
A) Contingency plan B) Tactical plan C) Operational plan D) Strategic plan
A) Organization B) Management C) Coordination D) Planning
A) Contingency plan B) Tactical plan C) Annual plan D) strategic plan
A) Community policing B) Traditional policing C) Reactive policing D) Intelligence-led policing
A) Monitoring B) Evaluation C) Coordination D) Control
A) A technique for visualizing the spatial distribution of criminal incidents B) A way to monitor police performance metrics C) A method of tracking police patrol schedules D) A statistical test for crime prediction
A) Replace traditional policing methods B) Identify and analyze crime patterns and hotspots C) Eliminate the need for community policing D) Reduce the number of police officers on patrol
A) Analytical Approach B) Synthetical Approach C) Deductive Reasoning D) Inductive Reasoning
A) Police Planning B) Creativity C) Operational Planning D) Planning
A) Analytical Approach B) Planning C) Imitation D) Synthetical Approach
A) Creativity B) Critical Thinking C) Design D) Planning
A) Creativity B) Reasoning C) Analytical Approach D) Imitation
A) Police planning B) Operational planning C) Police Operational planning D) Idea linking
A) Planning B) Police Operational Planning C) Operational Planning D) Police Planning
A) Objectives B) Tactics C) Strategy D) Goals
A) Tactics B) Objectives C) Goals D) Strategy
A) Long-range thingking B) Congruence C) Vision D) Strategic Framework
A) Operational Planners B) Broad External Policy planning C) Police Planners D) Internal Policy Planning
A) Supervisors B) Middle Managers C) Patrol Officers D) Executive Managers
A) Supervisors B) Middle Manager C) Executive Managers D) Patrol Officers
A) Functional doctrine B) Fundamental Doctrine C) Ethical doctrine D) Operational doctrine
A) Operational Doctrine B) Ethical doctrine C) Fundamental Doctrine D) Functional doctrine
A) Homogeneity B) Coordination C) Unity of Command D) Span Of control
A) Cooperation or Coordination B) Authority C) Doctrine D) Discipline
A) Objective B) Condition C) Physical Facilities D) Time
A) Weight B) Wants C) Score D) Musts
A) Organized activities for crime prevention, detection, and investigation B) Randomly patrolling neighborhoods C) Administrative paperwork in police offices D) Community volunteer programs only
A) Ignoring community input B) Only reacting to crimes as they happen C) Reducing police presence in high-crime areas D) Allocating resources based on crime patterns and intelligence
A) Intermediate or Medium range plan B) All of the above C) Operational or short range D) Strategic or long range plan
A) Response B) Assessment C) Scanning D) Analysis
A) Transactive planning B) incremental Planning C) Advocacy Planning D) Radical planning
A) Intelligence-Led Policing B) Operational Planning C) Community-Oriented Policing D) Evidence-Based Policing
A) Investigation Report B) Police Report C) Incident Report D) Report
A) Situational Crime Prevention B) Spatial Analysis C) Temporal Analysis D) Crime Hotspot Policing
A) Situational Crime Prevention B) Crime Intelligence C) Crime Hotspot Policing D) Spatial Analysis
A) Patrol Beat B) isk Terrain Modeling C) Law Enforcement Modernization D) Predictive Analysis Model
A) isk Terrain Modeling B) Tactical Deployment C) Evidence Chain of Custody D) Crime Data Standardization
A) Intelligence-Led Policing B) Operational Planning C) Community-Oriented Policing D) Predictive Policing
A) Intelligence-Led Policing B) Geographic Information System C) Strategic Planning D) Predictive Policing
A) Crime Mapping B) Strategic Planning C) Law Enforcement Operations D) Operational Planning
A) Filing annual reports B) Planning a 10-year police recruitment plan C) Passing a new law D) Identifying a burglary hotspot and assigning additional patrols
A) Reactive policing B) Manual scheduling C) Legislative planning D) Data-driven tactical planning
A) Department funding B) Officer salaries C) Court schedules D) The location of crimes
A) Performance review B) Data collection and analysis C) Deploy patrols D) Community briefing
A) Random patrols B) Modernization of PNP and use of crime data C) Volunteer police only D) Abolishing the PNP
A) Tourist safety tips B) Recurring crimes showing predictable trends C) Crime reports filed incorrectly D) Random crimes in unrelated locations
A) Only punish offenders after crimes occur B) Maintain paperwork records only C) Focus solely on urban areas D) Reduce crime through evidence-based strategies
A) Legislative B) Administrative C) Tactical D) Strategic
A) Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) B) Philippine National Police (PNP) C) Department of Justice (DOJ) D) Local barangay captains
A) Handling citizen complaints B) Routine patrol routes C) Individual officer schedules D) Long-term crime prevention and resource management
A) Public relations B) Day-to-day operational decision-making C) Writing crime reports D) Long-term resource allocation |