CADET CAPSTONE PROJECT

                                                                                                    In Photos: Day 5 of Cadet Attachment Program The officers of the Cabanatuan City Police Station's Investigation Section assisted the cadet in the Crime Information, Reporting & Analysis System (CIRAS). CIRAS is an electronic database system that makes it easier to record crimes and save and retrieve data systematically. The system offers a swift, efficient, and reliable communication of crime information from lower PNP offices and police units to Camp Crame, Quezon City, the national headquarters. to centralize the PNP's incident records in any case. The new technology will be used nationwi...

On January 17, 2023, PCDT Herald Angelo Briton and PCDT Gio Parchamento conducted accounting of Persons Under Police Custody (PUPC) to ensure the actual numbers of PUPCwere intact. Inspections of detention facilities were also carried out to make sure that all padlocks, metal bars, and walls were in good shape and showed no signs of damage that may lead to a jailbreak. Additionally, this practice was carried out frequently with the intention of strengthening security measures to stop prisoner escape. The last step is to assess the inmates' current state to prevent human rights violations that can harm them.

Cabanatuan City, Nueva Ecija - Cabanatuan City Police Station conducted flag raising ceremony in relation to the 29th PNP Ethics Day Celebration with the  theme " Serbisyong May Malasakit, Kaayusan at Kapayapaan Tungo sa Kaunlaran, Handog ng Pambansang Pulisya Kabalikat ang Simbahan at Pamayanan", held in front of Cabanatuan City Hall on January 16, 2023. Every year, the PNP celebrates Ethics Day to highlight the importance of moral principles being internalized by PNP personnel. To institutionalize the ideals reflected in the PNP Code of Professional Conduct and Ethical Standards, this event was declared a part of PNP customs and traditions.

P/CDT Briton (left), PSSg Corpuz (middle), P/CDT Parchamento (right). Cabanatuan City Police Station - P/CDT Herald Angelo Briton and P/CDT Gio Parchamento observed on how to draft a Spot Report. Police Staff Sergeant Corpuz assisted us with daily tasks inside the police station. PSSg Corpuz taught us the proper way to do a spot report after the vehicular accident which transpired at Brgy. Magsaysay Norte, Cabanatuan City, Nueva Ecija.  A spot report is an immediate first investigation or incident report sent to a higher office up to the headquarters regarding the commission of the crime, the occurrence of the natural or man-made disaster, or unexpected incidents involving casualties and property damage.                                                                       ...

  As law enforcers of the land With a common destiny We pledge to serve with hearts and minds; In this bulwark of liberty And so we sing our battle song With message loud and clear; Let the freedom lovers march along With their hearts full of love and cheers! (Chorus) Hail PNPA! The lawman's academy; Our faith and devotion We proudly rest in thee; For God and for Country In strife or in harmony; We shall fight, live and die, until we see all the blessings of democracy! (Chorus)

  Academy Logo  – the Academy Logo, in the shape of a native shield (Kalasag), depicts the importance of the public safety services in protecting the citizenry and in pursuing the commitment of the Academy according to its mandate, which is to develop the management and leadership qualities and skills of the country’s future public safety service officers. Motto  – “To learn today, to lead tomorrow”. Philosophy  – The PNPA is committed to develop Cadets into competent public safety officers, with management and leadership qualities, sound moral character and personality befitting that of a professional “public safety officer with a heart” based on strong democratic ideals and processes with respect to the almighty creator, authority, human rights and directed towards community leadership. Core Values  – The PNPA adopts the core values of the PNP which are Maka-Diyos, Makabayan, Makatao, at Makakalikasan. Code of Conduct and Ethical Standard . The code of conduct...

The Philippine National Police Academy (PNPA) was created in pursuit of professionalizing public safety service in the country. It found its existence in various executive and legislative issuances. Presidential Decree 1184  known as the Integrated National Police Personnel Professionalization Act of 1977 provides the first mention of the PNPA as a service training institution for police and fire personnel under the then Integrated National Police (INP) Service. Presidential Decree 1780  (Providing the Philippine National Police Academy with an Academic Charter and Expanding its Curricular Programs), the PNPA was provided with its own academic charter in order to enhance and professionalize the Integrated National Police. It was this law that termed the PNPA as the premier educational institution of the INP responsible for the development, conduct and administration of the Cadetship Program of the Integrated National Police, with the view of providing the preparatory educa...