P/CDT Jan Wilfred Montenegro Barte, Awang, Datu Odin Sinsuat, Maguindanao, Awang (2026)

22/03/2024

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March 21, 2024

CADET ATTACHMENT PROGRAM – PHASE 3 (CASE-BASE) – DAY 7

INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM: RESPONDING INTO CHAOS

A unified force is more resilient to difficulties and obstacles than the strongest enemy. On the last day of the Cadet Attachment Program's Case Based Scenario, cadets have the chance to manage significant occurrences in the area surrounding the Academy. Originating from various police, fire, and jail stations, the Cadets collaborated closely during the development of the Incident Command System with the help of our Philippine Coast Guard and Silang, Bureau of Fire Protection. The Incident Command System enabled a coordinated plan of action for all forces and support units to be able to deal with the current situation when incidents followed one another, leading to an Armed Hostage Taking Scenario. Emergency responders and organizations use the Incident Command System (ICS), a standardized management system, to plan, organize, and oversee emergency response operations. It offers an adaptable framework for handling events of any size and kind, from large-scale occurrences like wildfires or terrorist attacks to natural disasters and the spillage of hazardous materials. The ICS was first created in the US in the 1970s and has now spread throughout the world as a recommended emergency management procedure. The activity was spearheaded by PLTCOL JAMES CARLO RODRIGUEZ supervised by PLTCOL ARIEL BAIT, that last for almost 8 hours. In order to guarantee coordinated decision-making and resource management, many agencies and jurisdictions participating in a response effort can create a single command structure under ICS. This guarantees a coordinated reaction to complicated occurrences and helps avoid effort duplication. PLTCOL Bait coordinated with Philippine Coast Guard, Silang Fire Station, and NDRRMC to assist cadets in planning and organizing the ICS structure. Personnel, equipment, and supplies can all be managed methodically with the help of ICS. The aforementioned tasks encompass determining the requirements for resources, procuring and assigning them, monitoring their condition, and demobilizing them when required. This also includes the demand of the perpetrator which it should catered and given priority in order to deescalate the situation and calm down the suspect. In the said activity, we have experienced many changes in the demand of the perpetrator wherein our patience was put into test. At the end of the activity, when the hostage takers surrendered after their demand was given, cadets were able to apprehend the perpetrators and surpass the challenges of an hostage taking scenario. All things considered, the incident command system offers an organized and adaptable method of handling emergencies, enabling responders to handle situations of any kind or complexity with effectiveness, efficiency, and accountability. Around the world, emergency response agencies, governmental institutions, and businesses all make extensive use of it. The PNPA Layag-Diwa Class of 2024 Cadets managed to prevent a major incident by following the procedures of the Incident Command System and the Joint Emergency Situation Interoperability Procedure (JESIP) program. They did this by applying their knowledge to ensure that the incident did not escalate and instead gradually deescalated and returned to normal situation. The graduating class has found the Cadet Attachment Program to be an invaluable source of knowledge as we prepare to serve our country and God as future public safety officers.

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22/03/2024

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March 20, 2024

CADET ATTACHMENT PROGRAM – PHASE 3 (CASE-BASE) – DAY 7

A SECURED CAMP: CREATING A COMPREHENSIVE CAMP DEFENSE PLAN

Practically, we don’t have the capabilities to predict what will going to happen in a split of a second, maybe we can have a lucky guess but there’s no magic that can tell what will future may hold. This could happen, and that could happen too but we can make preventions and preparations for things to come such as incidents or accidents. On the 7th day of our Cadet Attachment Program, Phase 3, Case-Based Scenario we are instructed to prepare for a. camp defense that may happen any time of the day. The team of Aguinaldo City Police Station created Camp Defense Plan headed by our very own Chief of Police, PLTCOL JAMES CARLO RODRIGUEZ supervised by PLTCOL JOSEPH ARVIN VILLARAN.

Prior to the activity, before the Evening Personnel Accounting, PMAJ Dauz supervised the simulation of conducting a search warrant. We knew it already that a search warrant is a written order, signed by a judge, directing a law enforcement officer to conduct a search of a person or property and seize property specified in the warrant. According to PMAJ Dauz, search warrants are frequently used in drug investigations to search properties suspected of harboring illegal drugs, such as residences, vehicles, or storage facilities. Electronic devices, servers, and online accounts suspected of being involved in cybercrime like hacking, identity theft, or online fraud may be searched and seized with the use of search warrants. In all cases, search warrants require probable cause, which means there must be sufficient evidence to believe that a crime has been committed and that the items being sought are likely to be found at the location to be searched.

Creating a camp defense plan involves careful consideration of the camp's layout, potential threats, available resources, and the capabilities of the individuals involved. There should be a proper risk assessment in order for all the people involved in that certain situation knows how to react if an attack will occur. The team leader or chief of police should understand the layout of the camp, including entry and exit points, buildings, natural barriers, and areas of vulnerability and signify all areas that can be utilized for evacuation after establishing a stronghold creating plans A to D. Define the camp's perimeter and implement measures to secure it, such as fencing, barriers, or natural obstacles like thorny bushes and prepare for hasty checkpoints.

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20/03/2024

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March 19, 2024

CADET ATTACHMENT PROGRAM – PHASE 3 (CASE-BASE) – DAY 6

AGUINALDO CITY POLICE STATION ON FULL ALERT: WORKING WITH WORTH

The full alert status in a police station typically indicates a high state of readiness and preparedness in response to a significant threat or emergency situation. On the 6th day of our Cadet Attachment Program, Phase 3, Case-Based Scenario, our alertness and preparedness was put into test as we face a new scenario wherein all police stations in Cavite Provincial Police Office are advised to observe full alert status which serves as a challenge for us on how to react on this certain situation. All Chief of Police gathered their personnel to prepare for the said activity, at exactly 7:00 pm the Aguinaldo City Police Station personnel placed its units on heightened alert for the activities in line with the upcoming NPA Anniversary & SUMVAC 2024. Police forces were deployed in strategic areas to secure the safety of the Camp. Prior to the activity, we had a logistical inspection headed by PLTCOL JOSE COBALLES for the purpose of accounting the property owned by the station specially those fi****ms used for operations and security. Then we proceed to another activity wherein our courteousness as a station and police officer are also put into test. 3 civilian actors supervised by PMAJ FORMANES, entered the Aguinaldo Police Station to challenge how courteous we are. Overall, the goal of a full alert status in a police station is to enhance the ability of law enforcement agencies to respond effectively to emergencies, protect public safety, and minimize the impact of any potential threats or incidents.

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19/03/2024

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March 18, 2024

CADET ATTACHMENT PROGRAM – PHASE 3 (CASE-BASE) – DAY 5

> TURNOVER OF OFFICE: LEADERSHIP OF PLTCOL RODRIGUEZ SUPERVISED BY PLTCOL RICSON GUIAB TOGETHER WITH PMAJ GABRIEL UNAY

>SPECIAL INVESTIGATION TASK GROUP UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF PMAJ ILAGAN

>BUY-BUST OPERATION SPEARHEADED BY PLT MARK ANGELO ENFECTANA

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17/03/2024

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March 17, 2024

CADET ATTACHMENT PROGRAM – PHASE 3 (CASE-BASE) – DAY 4

DRAGNET OPERATIONS: AGUINALDO CITY POLICE STATION IN ACTION

Police as first responders play a critical role in ensuring public safety and providing immediate assistance during emergencies. When emergencies such as accidents, crimes, natural disasters, or medical incidents occur, the police are often the first to arrive at the scene. They assess the situation, provide assistance to those in need, and take appropriate action to mitigate the crisis. On the 4th day of our Cadet Attachment Program, Phase 3, Case-Based Scenario we are tasked to conduct a Patrol which serves as a first responder in a shooting incident at Crime Scene Plaza along General Emilio Jacinto Street. Suspects are unidentified, 2 male factors boarded in motorcycle. Driver wearing black t-shirt and black helmet. Back rider (gunman) wearing black jacket and lousy hat, going to Bacoor direction in committing a shooting incident against Hon. Dines N Abaigar, Barangay Captain, Barangay Camp Castañeda. The Patrolling team was headed by PLT. Bilgera in which they conducted an investigation after securing the area and cordoned the place of incident. The victim was identified through the use of his ID after PEMS Gumacal conduct search at the cordoned area. The event was supervised by PLTCOL Palomeno, wherein he reiterates the duty of the first responders also as the first to give security to area and provide medication to the victim if possible as long as the victim is still alive. After the said activity, at exactly 3:00pm, the Dragnet Operation transpires at General Emilio Jacinto Street, wherein the team of PLT Belardo apprehend the two identified suspect wearing a black t-shirt and black pants, one wearing maroon shirt and maroon pants. The team of PLT Belardo was able to seized 2 cellular phones, 1 power bank, marked money amounting to 400php, keys and 1 45 pistol. The operation was successful and the suspects were brought into custody by Aguinaldo Police. The activity let us experienced the pressure and struggle of handling operations in which our leadership and camaraderie are put into test. This is a preparation for us graduating cadets on what we are going to face as we step out to the portals of the academy.

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17/03/2024

March 16, 2024

CADET ATTACHMENT PROGRAM – PHASE 3 (CASE-BASE) – DAY 3

AGUINALDO CITY POLICE STATION: RESILIENT TO ALL ACTIONS

In a regular day basis, a police station is expected to be loaded and busy. It is part of being a police officer, to be always prepared and make quick decision in case of emergency or call duty. On the 3rd day of our Cadet Attachment Program, Phase 3, Case-Based Scenario, we started our day with the implementation of Intensified Cleaning Program wherein members of Aguinaldo City Police Station conduct cleaning of AOR to maintain the standards and discipline of a police station. At exactly 9:45am, PMAJ Jasmin conducted inspection of the police station and compliance to “ABCD” Policy of the academy. This serves as an opportunity to the cadets to experience an inspection not only at the barracks, but what actually happens in a police station showing us that even outside we should maintain discipline and cleanliness. Next to commence is the Deployment of Aguinaldo CPS personnel during the tour of facilities of Doña Maria Laurel Platon School of Agriculture at PNPA Grandstand, headed by PLT Belardo, Chief, Operations. This is to ensure safety and security on our area of responsibility, building the trust and respect of the community. Then the PCADG, took the opportunity to conduct community relations and distribution of leaflets containing vital information about Anti-Violence Against Women and their Children (VAWC) for Women’s Month Celebration which bring awareness to all women regardless of age. At exactly 3:15pm, the Aguinaldo City Police Station prepares for the conduct of checkpoint, to maintain highway security along General Emilio Jacinto Street, headed by yours truly, PCAPT Barte, Jan. During the conduct of checkpoint, we are privileged to verify the vehicle of our very own Director, PMGEN SAMUEL C NACION and checked his vehicular documents and IDs. After the checkpoint, he then gave us an admin time wherein he gave us a few words with regards to the duties and functions of police officers. According to PMGEN Nacion, we are not just police officers sitting all day at the station, we must explore the community to the point that we must blend on them and make them feel that we are someone who can lay their problems with. We must also be flexible in our work, he gave an example in conducting checkpoint, transferring from one place to another also serves as patrolling and while establishing the checkpoint at your chosen area, we can also conduct Police-Community Relations activity because we are building rapport to the community for them to trust us to conduct a checkpoint in their area. Before the day ends, at 7:30pm, we conducted Hasty Checkpoint at PNPA Academics Building along General Emilio Jacinto Street to apprehend suspects riding a white van, armed and highly dangerous ready to kill. The event was successful in the leadership of PLT Belardo, they were able to apprehend the suspect and given a rightful justice that they need. Even though the day was tough, we as police officers came prepared to face all the challenges of crime prevention and crime solution, able to surpass all of them with the Grace of our God.

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15/03/2024

March 14, 2024

CADET ATTACHMENT PROGRAM – PHASE 3 (CASE-BASE)

ESTABLISHING THE STATION: APPLYING WHAT WE’VE LEARN IN STATION IMMERSION

It was an unexpected start for the Phase 3 of our Cadet Attachment Program, Case-Based where simultaneous activities were conducted in our station in just a single day, but as future police officers we are adaptive and flexible that we are in control of the situation. As the day starts, we conducted area cleaning and renovation of the Aguinaldo City Police Station placed nearby crime scene plaza and academics building. The team was headed by PLTCOL Dela Cruz, designated as the Chief of Police assisted by PMAJ Caguioa, designated as Deputy Chief of Police wherein the AOR serves as a tool in building our relationship and cooperation as a team. I was then designated as the Chief for Administration, PCAPT Barte assisted by PEMS Julio and PCMS Hermoso. I was then detailed as the Camp Duty Officer of the day wherein I was the overall supervisor of what is going on within the vicinity of the station. It was a challenge to be detailed as the first CDO because we are not yet established with the station and we are lacking of personnel since we have a testimonial parade the next day and others are having their LTOPF processing but as future leaders we are practiced to maintain our composure and stability under pressure. During my tour of duty, the Tactical Office Command throw an information with regards a two unidentified suspect with an alleged murder case. The team of PCAPT. Belardo, Chief Operations, conducted OPLAN BAKAL to a bar near the police station wherein they identified the two suspects as PABLO BARESCO and PEDRO ESCOBAR. The team of PLT. Hinotan, Chief Investigation Section, immediately conducts serving of warrants, mugshots and booking of the two suspects upon arriving at the police station in which they were detained in the custodial facility for commitment in Malvar City Jail. After the said activity, PCAPT. Cudias, Chief Traffic Management, conducted OPLAN SITA along the crime scene plaza wherein we are taught by PMAJ Guiab that during the conduct of checkpoints there should be an 8-man team consist of the team leader, profiler, investigator, spotter, 2 front securities and 2 rear securities. According to PMAJ Guiab, checkpoint should be conducted in a well-lighted area, not in curves to avoid traffic and should be a two-way checkpoint. This activity was intended for highway security and to apprehend traffic violators. It was an unexpected day instead but as future law enforcers we must be ready and flexible to face the challenges of securing the community, to be trusted and respected by the people.

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06/03/2024

March 1, 2024

CADET ATTACHMENT PROGRAM: STATION IMMERSION (DAY 15)

TURN-OVER: END OF THE STATION IMMERSION OF LAYAG-DIWA CL 2024

On the last day of our Cadet Attachment Program, Phase 2, Station Immersion or the process of deeply engaging with a particular station or workplace within an organization, often leads to profound reflections, especially when turnover occurs. station immersion stimulates a complex introspection that blends personal development, organizational dynamics, and the interaction of people with their work settings. After turnover we had a boodle fight together with the personnel of PRO4A headed by the Regional Director, PBGEN PAUL KENNETH LUCAS. Fundamentally, station immersion creates a strong bond between the team, the station, and its tasks, which in turn creates a sense of purpose and belonging. There are mixed feelings and revelations when a team member leaves after spending a lot of time on a station.

My team was all at their eager zone to learn and verify the duties and functions of every section that we encountered. All PCOs and PNCOs present in the station are well-rounded and courteous which make us more active on our observations wherein all questions and clarifications are catered very well. We would like to sincerely thank the Officer in Charge, PLTCOL SHAMGAR GORNEZ VALDEZ, the Chief of Police of the Batangas Component City Police Station, and the Deputy Chief of Police, PMAJ JOHN CONRAD ASEHAN VILLANUEVA, for their leadership and direction during our time here. We are motivated to pursue excellence in all we do because to your mentorship, which has given us priceless insights into the complexities of police work. Your commitment to our education and growth has been crucial in forming us into the law enforcement leaders of the future. We consider ourselves extremely fortunate to have had the chance to study under such admirable role models. To the Officer in Charge of all cadets having their Cadet Attachment Program in the Province of Batangas, PLTCOL Ma. Kriysthyl Hernandez and PMAJ Ma. Verginia Formanes; we extend our heartfelt appreciation for your unwavering support and encouragement during our station immersion. Your guidance and reminders to us to stay focused on our goals have been instrumental in keeping us on track and motivated to excel. Your commitment to our success has not gone unnoticed, and we are grateful for the invaluable lessons we have learned under your supervision. As we prepare to graduate from the Cadet Attachment Program, we are confident that the knowledge and skills we have acquired will serve us well in our future endeavors.

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