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[Summary] => At least 700 tourist cops of the National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) will participate in a three-day seminar on law and jurisprudence starting today.
NCRPO chief Director Ricardo de Leon said respected members of the bar and esteemed experts would be invited to speak before the members of the Tourist-Oriented Policing (TOP) Cop program.
De Leon emphasized that such seminars are important to keep uniformed PNP personnel abreast with the salient changes in law and jurisprudence, which every policeman ought to know in its day-to-day law enforcement functions.
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[Summary] => A three-day seminar is being conducted at the Northern Police District by the University of the Philippines Law Center to boost the police officers’ knowledge of laws and jurisprudence.
"This seminar was organized to primarily help the police in the performance of their duties," Franco told The STAR.
He said that educating policemen on the proper conduct in the performance of their assigned tasks will help eliminate "costly errors" in the prosecution of suspected criminals.
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[Summary] => To avoid malicious charges, such as robbery-extortion and planting of evidence, some 60 station and precinct commanders and heads of the drug enforcement units in Metro Manila were "educated" yesterday on the proper enforcement of the new law against drug traffickers.
"It is important for station commanders and other police officials in the metropolis to be taught the provisions of the amended Dangerous Drugs Act (Republic Act 9165)," Metro Manila police chief Deputy Director General Reynaldo Velasco said.
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NCRPO chief Director Ricardo de Leon said respected members of the bar and esteemed experts would be invited to speak before the members of the Tourist-Oriented Policing (TOP) Cop program.
De Leon emphasized that such seminars are important to keep uniformed PNP personnel abreast with the salient changes in law and jurisprudence, which every policeman ought to know in its day-to-day law enforcement functions.
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"This seminar was organized to primarily help the police in the performance of their duties," Franco told The STAR.
He said that educating policemen on the proper conduct in the performance of their assigned tasks will help eliminate "costly errors" in the prosecution of suspected criminals.
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"It is important for station commanders and other police officials in the metropolis to be taught the provisions of the amended Dangerous Drugs Act (Republic Act 9165)," Metro Manila police chief Deputy Director General Reynaldo Velasco said.
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August 16, 2004 - 12:00am
