 Process of determining the

problem of the organization

Planning and coming up with
proposed resolutions and
finding the best solution.
  The systematic and orderly
Police determination facts and events
as basis for policy formulation
Planning and decision affecting an
enforcement management.
  The process of formulating
coordinated sequence of
methodical activities and the
allocation resources to line
units in order that it can attain
Police Operational its mandated objectives or
missions.
Planning  Rules of engagement to
perform their duty in
accordance with what
Philippines Constitution so
prescribed in general and
Human Rights in particular.
  Taught or set for
acceptance or belief, that
which is held to be true by any
person, sect, school especially
in religion, or tenet or body.
DOCTRINES
 Primarily signifies that which is
taught, the fundamental
basis on which the teaching
rest
question #25:
Principles that provide guidance A. Fundamental Doctrines
on the Specialized activities of B. Functional Doctrines
the police in the fields of C. Ethical Standards
personnel, intelligence, training, D. Operational Doctrines
logistics, planning, E. None of the Above
comptrollership, civil military
operations, material Answer: B
development and other
administrative and technical
services.
 DOCTRINES
Fundamental Doctrines
 Basic principles planning, organization and management of the
PNP in support of the over all Pursuits of the PNP vision, mission,
strategic action plan and for the attainment of the national
objectives.
Operational Doctrines
 Principles and rules governing the Planning organization,
direction and employment of PNP forces in the accomplishment
of basic security operational mission in the maintenance of peace
and order, crime prevention and suppression, internal security
and public safety operation.
 DOCTRINES

Functional Doctrines
 Principles that provide guidance on the Specialized activities of the
police in the fields of personnel, intelligence, training, logistics,
planning, controllership, civil military operations, material
development and other administrative and technical services.
Complementary Doctrines
 Formulated jointly by two or more bureaus in order to effect a
certain operation with regards to public safety and peace and order.
 This essentially involves the participation of the PNP, BFP, PPSC,
NBI and other law enforcement agency objectives.
 DOCTRINES

Ethical Standards
 The fundamental principles
governing the rules of conduct,
attitude, behavior and ethical
norm of the PNP
question #26: A. Strategic Planning
B. Intermediate Planning
Refers to the production of C. Operational Planning
plans, which determines the D. Long Range Planning
schedule of special activity and E. None of the Above
is applicable from one week to
less than year duration. Answer: C
 CLASSIFICATIONs (Level)

Strategic or long-range planning

 It relates to plans, which are strategic or long range in
application, it determines its original goals and strategy.
 It refers to the process of determining how to put organization
long-term goal with the resources expected to be available.
Intermediate or Medium range planning
 It relates to plans, which determines a quantity and quality of
efforts and accomplishment.
 It refers to the process of determining the contribution on efforts
that submits that can make or rove with allocated resources.
 CLASSIFICATIONs (Level)

Operational or short-range planing

 Refers to the production of plans,
which determines the schedule of
special activity and is applicable from
one week too less than year duration.
 Refers to the process of determining
how specific task can best accomplished
on time with available allocated
resources.
 Guides in planning

1. What (mission/objective)
2. Why (reason/philosophy)
3. When (date/time)
4. Where (place)
5. Who (people involved)
6. How (strategy)
 TYPES OF POLICE PLAN

1. Policy or procedural plan

 Plans related to standard
operating procedures or guide
policemen of their routine and
field operation in some special
operation.
question #27: A. Office Procedures
B. Field Procedures
This includes the procedures on C. Headquarter’s Procedures
how to use devises like D. Special Operating Procedures
telephone call local or long E. None of the Above
distance, the use of fax machine,
and police radios. Answer: C
 Policy or procedural plan

a. Office procedures
 Procedures for reporting regulation and records division.
b. Field procedures
 Intended to be used in all situations of all kinds and serves as a guide
to officers in the field.
c. Headquarters' procedures
 This includes the procedures on how to use devises like telephone call
local or long distance, the use of fax machine, police radios, etc.
d. Special Operating Procedures
 Procedures pertaining to the organization of special unit (SWAT).
 TYPES OF POLICE PLAN
2. Tactical Plan
 Are procedures for coping with specific situation at known location.
 Dealing with attacks against building with alarm system and police
headquarters by lawless elements.
 Blockades
 Emergencies
 Special Community Events
 Parades
 Athletic Contests
 Religious Celebrations
 Strikes
 Demonstrations
 Riots and the like
 TYPES OF POLICE PLAN

3. Operational plan
 Plans for the performance of the
primary functions like patrol,
investigation, traffic, vice and
division like the patrol, detective,
traffic vice and juvenile control
divisions.
 Operational plan

1. Regular Operating Program

 Plans designed to meet
everyday specific planned to
meet current needs.
2. Meeting Unusual Needs
 Designed to meet unusual needs
 For example, a sudden upsurge of
robberies may result in case load
beyond the capacity of the detective
assigned.
 TYPES OF POLICE PLAN
4. Extra-department Plan
 Plan to emergencies which
require the involvement of the
Community to help the police
in achieving their objectives.
 It can be for disaster
management or in war, solving
great problems in traffic and
organized crimes.
 TYPES OF POLICE PLAN

5. Management Plan
 Map out in advance all
operations involved in
the organization, management
of personnel and material
and the procurement and
disbursement of money .
question #28: A. Accounting Procedures
B. Budget Planning
This managerial plan assist in C. Purchasing Procedures
making administrative decision D. Personnel Planning
and in holding expenditures E. None of the Above
within the appropriations of the
organization. Answer: A
.
 Management Plan
Budget PlaNNing
 The process of constructing a budget and then utilizing it to control
the operations the organization.
Accounting procedures
 Assist in making administrative decision and in holding
expenditures within the appropriations.
Specifications and purchasing Procedures
 Purchasing procedures established that assures a check of deliveries
Personnel Planning
 Recruitment and selection
 Methods of developing the potentials of personnel
 TYPES OF POLICE PLAN

6. Organization Plan
 Departmental duty manual
defining relationship between
the component units in terms
of responsibilities of each.
 Duty manual shall incorporate
the department rules and
regulations
question #29:
A. Plan
This is used to understand B. Media
patterns of incarceration and C. Intelligence
recidivism, help target resources D. Crime Map
and programs, evaluate crime E. None of the Above
prevention or crime reduction
programs. Answer: D
.
 CRIME
MAPPING
  Used by analysts in law
enforcement agencies to map,
Crime visualize, and analyze crime
incident patterns.
mapping  Crime mapping is used to
understand patterns of
incarceration and recidivism,
help target resources and
programs, evaluate crime
prevention or crime reduction
programs.
 Predictive policing not only looks
at where a crime is likely to
occur but also when the crime is
likely to occur.
question #30: A. Strategic Crime Analysis
B. Tactical Crime Analysis
This type of crime analysis looks C. Administrative Crime Analysis
at the administration and D. Crime Mapping
deployment of police and E. None of the Above
resources.
. Answer: C
question #30: A. Strategic Crime Analysis
B. Tactical Crime Analysis
This type of crime analysis looks C. Administrative Crime Analysis
at the administration and D. Crime Mapping
deployment of police and E. None of the Above
resources.
. Answer: C
Three main function
within crime analysis
 Types of Crime Analysis

1. Tactical Crime Analysis

 This type of crime analysis looks at the short-term in
order to stop what is currently taking place
 e.g. crime spree
 Types of Crime Analysis

2. Strategic Crime Analysis

 This type of crime analysis looks at the long-term and on-
going issues.
 Its focus is often on identifying areas with high crime
rates and problem-solving ways to decrease the overall
crime rates.
 Types of Crime Analysis

3. Administrative Crime Analysis

 This type of crime analysis looks at the administration
and deployment of police and resources

Asks the question

 “Are there enough police officers at the right time and
place?” and then works to make the answer, “Yes.”
Types of Crime Mapping
 Single-Symbol Mapping
In single-symbol maps, individual, uniform symbols represent features such as the locations of stores, roads, or
states

states.
 Buffers
A buffer is a specified area around a feature on a map. Buffers can be set at small distances, such as 50 feet, or larger
distances, such as 500 miles, depending on the purpose and scale of the map. Buffers help in crime analysis by
illustrating the relative distances between features on a map.
 Graduated Mapping Crime
analysts often use graduated maps—that is, maps in which different sizes or colors of features represent
particular values of variables.
 Chart mapping
allows the crime analyst to
display several values within a
particular variable at the same
time (e.g., variable = crime, values
= robbery, assault, and rape).
There are two types of chart
mapping: pie and bar.
 Interactive Crime Mapping
Rather than a type of mapping, the term interactive crime mapping refers to simplified geographic information systems
made available to notice users over the Internet.
Does crime mapping alone reduce crime?

Answer: NO.
Crime mapping alone cannot reduce crime
Does crime mapping alone reduce crime?

Answer: NO.
Crime mapping alone cannot reduce crime
 tHANK
YOU!!
Lecturer: jhanette s. flauta
Registered Criminologist
Master Of Science in Criminal Justice
Regional Topnotcher
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