This was the ICPS3-ICPO, PRO10 Field Training Program's After Activity Report

2. PoliceTrainees:
PSFTP Class 2020-02 of
of PRO10,
Team 20 FTX/OJT
FieldTraining Officers:
• PSMS Eric S Generalao
• PMSg Sigmund Fiel G Eroy
• PMSg Julbert B Reporiol

3. Iligan City Police Station 3 (ICPS 3) was activated pursuant to LOI
12/94 dated June 28, 1994 and was implemented on July 1, 2004.
TOTAL LAND AREA 72,346.51
Population
Barangays
Coastal Barangays
Hinterland Barangays
STATION CURRENT STRENGTH =
PCOs
PNCOs
NUPs
Police to Population Ratio
ICPS3 Area of Responsibility
Dalipuga
Rogongon
Bunawan
Panoroganan
Dulag
Lanipao
Digkilaan
Kiwalan
San Roque
Bonbonon
Mainit
Hindang
Kabacsanan
Sta. Filomena
Acmac

4. PILMICO
Foods Corp
Republic Cement
Corporation
Granexport
Mfg. Corp
San Miguel Corp.’s
Iligan Coconut Oil Mill
Phoenix LPG
Philippines, Inc.
Mapalad
Energy
Generating
Corporation
Mapalad
Power
Corporation
Powersource
Philippine
Energy
Corporation

5. DODIONGAN LIMUNSUDAN
Dodiongan Falls also called as “The
Angel-Winged Falls” for it’s twin-
waterfall soaring to about 65-66 feet.
Limunsudan Falls a two-tiered
waterfall. It is said to be the
Philippine's highest waterfall with the
height of 870 feet.

6. SIKYOP UNDERGROUND RIVER CAVE, situated at Sitio Lawlawon, Rogongon, has been
tagged lately as Iligan City’s Hidden Paradise., It Is a Cooperative Formed by Land
Owners and Farmers in Rogongon, Iligan City. The cooperative aims to combine
Agriculture and Tourism. All destinations are located in one area called "Sikyop" which
is a Higaonon term for hidden paradise. Sikyop Underground River, Pagangon/Sikyop
Falls and Inolusan Cave are 15-20 minutes away from each other. From Sikyop
Underground River, you can reach Sinamba Cave, Sinamba Tree, Hinagudan Cave and
Gibual Spring by a 20-30 minutes river trekking. There are also other caves in the area
but people are not allowed to enter since it still needs to be cleared.
PAGANGON FALLS
UNDERGROUND RIVER
INOLUSAN CAVE
AGRI COOP
ADVENTURE ACTIVITIES

7. SEQUENCE of PRESENTATION:

9. We, the PSFTP Class 2020-02 of PRO10, Team 20 FTX/OJT, with all humility and respect, would like to sincerely
express, our heartfelt thanks and gratitude, to all the people who in one way or another have been a vital instrument for
the completion of this Standard Training Package (STP), Field Training Program(FTP).
Above all, to the Almighty God and Allah, for His guidance, love and blessings enabling us to fulfill tasks and exercises
for each phases of this training program.
To our Training Manager, PLTCOL REINANTE B DELOS SANTOS and the rest of Regional Special Training Unit 10
personnel, for the undying support and molding trainees to be a better Police Officer through giving us chance to be
exposed in the law enforcement field.
To the Iligan City Police Station 3 personnel headed by Station Commander, PCAPT TAHA L TAMBOG, for imparting
their knowledge and advices in conducting our daily activities held within the area of responsibility.
To our Field Training Officers PSMS Eric S Generalao, PMSg Sigmund Fiel G Eroy and PMSg Julbert B Reporiol, who
have shared their expertise, valuable assistance and kind management to us throughout the duration of this training.
To the different leaders, stakeholders and advisory council belonging to ICPS3’s sixteen (16) barangays, for their warm
welcome and participation in our community engagement programs and activities.
Lastly, to our dearest parents/guardians, friends and loved ones, for the moral boost and spiritual support. Your wise
counsel and sympathetic ears are always there for us since we could not have completed this without your provision
for stimulating discussions as well as happy diversions to rest our mind during breaks.

11. The training aims to shape and develop both trainee's physical strength
and mental prowess. The PNP doctrines are transforms trainees into
responsible and discipline police officers. Moreover, the Philippine National
Police has widened its goals and objectives in this field, becoming more
challenging and unusual which is not ordinary like other departments. It is the
duty of the police officers to stay alert, reduce the fear of crime and keep the
community safe. The Field Training Program (FTP) is intended to provide a
standardized program to familiarize a new officer with the policies,
procedures, and operations of the PNP.
The FTP will be used to facilitate the orientation and training of police
officers to produce a competent peace officer capable of working a
uniformed, solo patrol assignment in a safe, skillful, productive, and
professional manner, to provide standardized training to all newly assigned
patrol officers in the practical application of learned information and to
provide clear standards for the law enforcement profession.

13. For the PATROL PHASE we were introduced to the
fundamental knowledge in patrol being one of the
law enforcement functions of the Philippine National
Police (PNP). Including several methods such as
beat patrol, vehicle patrol (mobile and motorcycle),
foot patrol, air patrol and more.

14. For the INVESTIGATION PHASE, we have gained knowledge on
how to accomplish the blotter properly and the introduction of
Incident Report Form in the evolving world of policing.
Likewise, report writing, making of affidavit of arrest, actual
experience through observation in different court hearings and
fusion of Barangay Justice System as basic investigation.
Also, we were exposed to different scenarios through
simulation exercises, table top exercises and actual
experiences in the field in order to reinforce knowledge and
develop our skills.

15. For the TRAFFIC PHASE, we were able to have an
increased understanding and skills in addressing any
setbacks and provision of innovative traffic
management services for a more coordinated, better and
safer community. Thus we were, given an overview of
the actual performance of a police officers in the field
focusing on the standard traffic management
procedures and processes in the locality.

17. Patrolling has been very useful in the police service as a tool in the
crime deterrence. Those bad elements are hesitant to commit
crime if there is a police presence in the streets. In addition, good
rapport to the community and gaining confidence being beat
patroller has been gained in the continuous conduct of community
interaction and engagement. Through intense patrolling conducted
by the police officers in the field, it has been observed that there
was a significant records of downtrends of crimes, thus, a need for
appropriate budget for these logistical equipment particularly for
the mobile and motorcycle patrol is a must.

18. During the Investigation Phase, we observed that it
is important for police officers to be knowledgeable
on the basic and fundamental understanding in
investigation as one of the law enforcement
functions of the Philippine National Police. Through
this way, we are molded to being more effective,
credible and capable police officers in the field of
investigation.

19. To sum up, for the Traffic Phase, as we learned the
movement or flow of vehicles, pedestrians, and goods
from point of origin to destination, the usual traffic
violations are: driving against traffic flow/ behavior of
riders/drivers, traffic congestions, over speeding and
defective roads. We find that road traffic violation
monitoring can effectively regulate driving behaviors and
reduce speeding.

21. We were able to acquire efficiency and expertise on
these effects: developed patrol skills thru beat
patrolling; thrived in the conduct of foot or mobile
patrol operations using proper and correct procedures
learned; demonstrated correct use of radio codes and
radio operations in communication; applied appropriate
arrest techniques, hand-to-hand combat and weapon
skills in every police operation; and relate knowledge
on Philippine Laws, Rules and Regulations in all
interventions dealt with.

22. We were able to define our job as the first person to arrive at the crime
scene in order to protect, preserve and secure the vital evidence
necessary in the investigation of the case; distinguished what law is
applicable for every violation, committed and penalized under the
Revised Penal Code and Special Laws as the basic foundation to
effectively perform job as law enforcers; familiarized the proper use of
Police Blotter and Incident Report Form (IRF) as an instrument of
recording all administrative and operational aspects of the police
station; make a complete and accurate spot report and prepare an
affidavit of arrest as an instrument to support the filing of case in court.

23. We were able to defined traffic and its
processes; appreciate and value the traffic
management processes to further promote
awareness as part of their professional and
personal growth; and acquire the basic and
fundamental skills on traffic procedures.

25. The following are the issues and concerns found
during Field Training Program:
oPolice Trainee is not familiar in the assigned beat
area;
oThere is an existing worries and fears of interacting
with the community people especially in this time of
pandemic/ health crisis;
oLess appreciated by some individuals when known
to some that deployed police is a trainee; and
oCitizens assumed that police trainee knows
everything.

27. As Police Trainees, we need to develop
competencies relevant to the position as new
police officers. This Training Program helps
each one of us achieve specific objectives to
be successful in the organization that we will
be evolving with. Thus, a need to demonstrate
effective police officer performance through
application of knowledge and skills from this
training will produce desirable result.

29. With the learnings from the phases we completed, we recommend that those prevailing incidents in
the ICPS3 AOR, a must to strengthen police community relation to all populace especially in
remote/hinterland barangays through maximizing the deployment of uniformed personnel in crime
prone areas to conduct police visibility, conduct beat or preventive mobile patrol, establish of more
checkpoints in strategic areas and places of convergence and strengthen intelligence gathering, will
surely deter criminals from perpetrating their lawless activity and increase the trust and confidence
of the public towards the law enforcers thus help in our campaign in preventing the occurrence of
crimes.
Drawing up on the anatomy of these occurrences, the following are respectfully recommended; a.
Assignment on augmentation of additional personnel to cover the depleted strength of the local
police unit; b. Developing force multipliers based on the foreground of the Barangays; c.
Intensification of the Pro-Active campaign to discourage occurrence of criminal incidents; and d.
Initiation of collaborative initiatives between the barangay leaders to address local problems
affecting security and order.

31. Module 1
FTOs, conducted orientation and familiarization regarding Patrol Phase
and the Basic Duties and Responsibilities of a Police Officer, at the
billeting space of ICPS3, Sitio Tag-ibo, Brgy. Dalipuga, Iligan City to PSFTP
Class 2020-02 of PRO10, Team 20 FTX/OJT.

32. BEAT 2
BEAT 3
BEAT 1
BEAT 4
BEAT 1 – Mobile
(Dalipuga Area)
BEAT 2 - Foot
(Kiwalan Area)
BEAT 3 – Foot
(Sta. Filomena Area)
BEAT 4 – Mobile
(San Roque Area)

37. Module 2
Team 20 FTX/OJT detailed at Iligan City Police Station 3, had a lecture conducted by
the FTO On-Duty and steered practical exercise regarding the “Basic
Communication Skills” at ICPS3, Sitio Tag-ibo, Brgy. Dalipuga, Iligan City.

38. Module 3
Team 20 FTX/OJT detailed at Iligan City Police Station 3, had a lecture conducted by
the FTO On- Duty regarding the “Basic Law, PNP Regulations and Ordinances ” at
ICPS3 Billeting Space, Sitio Tag-ibo, Brgy. Dalipuga, Iligan City.

39. Module 4
Team 20 FTX/OJT detailed at Iligan City Police Station 3, steered practical exercises
on “Bomb Threat”; “Basic First Aid”; Types of Arrest Techniques” and Methods of
Restraint like Commotion (in a Sari-sari Store Setting).

40. Module 5
Team 20 FTX/OJT detailed at Iligan City Police Station 3, steered practical exercises
on “Unidentified persons who shot a businessman and suspects fled to unknown
direction”; “Dispersing a large violent group of demonstration in rally”; “Young
Violent Children daunting Day-Off Police Officers”

42. Module 1
FTO On-Duty, conducted orientation and familiarization regarding Investigation
Phase specifically on the Organizational Structure and the Duties of an
Investigator, to the PSFTP Class 2020-02 of PRO10, Team 20 FTX/OJT, at the
billeting space of ICPS3, Sitio Tag-ibo, Brgy. Dalipuga, Iligan City.

43. Module 2
FTO On-Duty, conducted discussion and hands-on regarding the procedures of
incident reporting and filling out the Incident Record Form (IRF) and recording
incident report in the Police Blotter Book then far along made orientation and
coaching of the Crime Information Reporting and Analysis System (CIRAS) in the
pnpciras.com website, an e-Blotter which is an electronic database system that
facilitates crime documentation and systematic data storage and retrieval, to the
PSFTP Class 2020-02 of PRO10, Team 20 FTX/OJT, at the ICPS3, Sitio Tag-ibo, Brgy.
Dalipuga, Iligan City.

44. Module 3
FTO On-Duty, conducted discussion and hands-on regarding the importance of
investigative writing, requisites of a good investigation report and the basic types
of investigation report, to the PSFTP Class 2020-02 of PRO10, Team 20 FTX/OJT, at
the ICPS3, Sitio Tag-ibo, Brgy. Dalipuga, Iligan City.

45. Module 4
Atty. Jasmin C. Guio-Diaz, Prosecutor II of the 12th Judicial Region,
Iligan City conducted lecture and dialogue to FTPs on the
knowledge on laws under the revised penal code, special laws and
laws on criminal procedures specifically on Investigation of Cases,
to the PSFTP Class 2020-02 of PRO10, Team 20 FTX/OJT, at the
Gymnasium of Brgy. Dalipuga, Iligan City.

46. Module 5
FTO On-Duty, conducted discussion and seat work exercises to FTPs on the Basic Role of the
First Responder in Crime Scene Investigation specifically the definition of terms, basic tools or
equipment of an investigator, basic investigative procedure upon receipt of a walk-in complaint
and how to respond to a crime scene and the Investigative Procedures, at the billeting dining
space of Iligan City Police Station 3, Sitio Tag-ibo, Brgy. Dalipuga, Iligan City. FTPs also
responded to a fire incident that had transpired at Purok Gumamela, Brgy. San Roque, Iligan City,
said incident was also reacted by the nearest Fire Sub-Station of Brgy. Sta. Filomena and was
declared fire out at around 05:30 AM of April 6, 2021.

47. Module 6
FTO On-Duty, conducted discussion and seat work exercises to FTPs on Making an
Affidavit of Arrest, at the billeting dining space of Iligan City Police Station 3, Sitio
Tag-ibo, Brgy. Dalipuga, Iligan City.

48. Module 7
FTO On-Duty, conducted discussion to FTPs regarding Court Decorum and Observation, at the
billeting dining space of Iligan City Police Station 3, Sitio Tag-ibo, Brgy. Dalipuga, Iligan City
and subsequently at 1500H, PTs were exposed in actual court proceedings to know the different
court rules during trial as observed at the Regional Trial Court Branch 6, with the Presiding
Judge, Hon. Leonor S Quinoñes.

49. Module 8
FTPs of Iligan City Police Station 3 together with ICPS 2 and ICPS4 FTPs, attended a joint lecture
training for Police Report Writing at the covered court of Camp Tomas L Cabili, Iligan City Police
Office, Brgy. Tipanoy, Iligan City, conducted by Prof. Eric Paligat, as guest speaker.

50. SCENARIOS and PRACTICAL EXERCISES
PTs were directed to assist for
police response on traffic accident.
PTs performed the Domestic Violence
scenario.
PTs performed a Bukas
Kotse scenario.
PTs performed a Salisi
scenario.
PTs performed an Akyat
Bahay scenario.
PTs performed a Mauling
Incident scenario.
PTs performed a Stabbing Incident
scenario.
PTs performed a Pickpocketing
scenario.
PTs performed a Shooting
Incident scenario
PTs performed a Bag
Slashing scenario
PTs performed a Robbery
Hold-up scenario.
PTs performed an Illegal
Drugs scenario.

51. SCENARIOS and PRACTICAL EXERCISES
PTs performed a Rape
scenario.
PTs performed a
Domestic Trouble
(VAWC) scenario.
PTs performed a
Snatching scenario.
PTs performed an illegal
Cockfighting scenario.
PTs performed a Direct Assault
scenario.
PTs performed an Illegal
Possession of Firearms
scenario.
PTs performed a Hanging
Incident scenario.
PTs performed a
Malicious Mischief
scenario
PTs performed an Unjust
Vexation scenario.
PTs performed a drunkard
Alarm & Scandal scenario.

53. Module 1
FTO On-Duty, conducted Orientation and Familiarization Duties,
Responsibilities and Core Value of a Traffic Police Officer, to PSFTP
Class 2020-02 of PRO10, Team 20 FTX/OJT, at the billeting space of
ICPS3, Sitio Tag-ibo, Brgy. Dalipuga, Iligan City.

54. Module 2
FTOs, conducted lecture on the Basic Traffic Laws, Rules and Regulations,
Memoranda Ordinances and Issuances to PSFTP Class 2020-02 of PRO10,
Team 20 FTX/OJT, at the billeting space of ICPS3, Sitio Tag-ibo, Brgy.
Dalipuga, Iligan City.

55. Module 3
FTOs, conducted lecture on Traffic Intersection Conflicts, Signs and
Symbols to PSFTP Class 2020-02 of PRO10, Team 20 FTX/OJT, at the
billeting space of ICPS3, Sitio Tag-ibo, Brgy. Dalipuga, Iligan City.

56. Module 4
FTOs, conducted lecture on Traffic Direction and Control to PSFTP
Class 2020-02 of PRO10, Team 20 FTX/OJT, at the billeting space of
ICPS3, Sitio Tag-ibo, Brgy. Dalipuga, Iligan City.

57. Module 5
FTOs, conducted lecture on Traffic Law Enforcement to PSFTP
Class 2020-02 of PRO10, Team 20 FTX/OJT, at the billeting space of
ICPS3, Sitio Tag-ibo, Brgy. Dalipuga, Iligan City.

58. Module 6
FTOs, conducted lecture on Duties of a Police Officer as First Responder in
a Traffic Accident to PSFTP Class 2020-02 of PRO10, Team 20 FTX/OJT, at
the billeting space of ICPS3, Sitio Tag-ibo, Brgy. Dalipuga, Iligan City.

59. Module 7
FTOs, conducted lecture on Basic Principles of Defensive Driving to PSFTP
Class 2020-02 of PRO10, Team 20 FTX/OJT, at the billeting space of ICPS3,
Sitio Tag-ibo, Brgy. Dalipuga, Iligan City.

60. Module 8
FTOs, conducted lecture on Traffic Police Officer in Court to PSFTP
Class 2020-02 of PRO10, Team 20 FTX/OJT, at the billeting space of
ICPS3, Sitio Tag-ibo, Brgy. Dalipuga, Iligan City.

61. PRACTICAL EXERCISES
FTPs performed practical exercise on Traffic Direction and
Control, at National Highway of Sitio Barinaut, Brgy. San
Roque, Iligan City.

62. PRACTICAL EXERCISES
FTPs performed practical exercise on Basic Traffic Laws,
Rules and Regulations, Memoranda, Ordinances and
Issuances at National Highway of Sitio Barinaut, Brgy.
San Roque, Iligan City.

63. PRACTICAL EXERCISES
FTPs performed practical exercise on Traffic Intersection
Conflicts, Signs and Symbols at National Highway of Sitio
Barinaut, Brgy. San Roque, Iligan City.

64. PRACTICAL EXERCISES
FTPs performed practical exercise on Traffic Law Enforcement at
National Highway of Sitio Barinaut, Brgy. San Roque, Iligan City.

65. PRACTICAL EXERCISES
FTPs performed practical exercise on Basic Principles of
Defensive Driving at National Highway of Sitio Barinaut,
Brgy. San Roque, Iligan City.