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    This document discusses a study conducted on self-protection practices against abduction among students at Metro Dagupan Colleges. The study aimed to evaluate students' capacity for self-protection against abduction and their awareness of abduction as a crime. The document provides context on abduction and kidnapping under law. It also shares statistics from the Philippine National Police that contradict an earlier claim of 56 kidnapping cases, finding there have actually been 27 cases in 2022. The study intends to help students understand how to protect themselves and determine their abilities and awareness to strengthen self-protection.

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    This document discusses a study conducted on self-protection practices against abduction among students at Metro Dagupan Colleges. The study aimed to evaluate students' capacity for self-protection against abduction and their awareness of abduction as a crime. The document provides context on abduction and kidnapping under law. It also shares statistics from the Philippine National Police that contradict an earlier claim of 56 kidnapping cases, finding there have actually been 27 cases in 2022. The study intends to help students understand how to protect themselves and determine their abilities and awareness to strengthen self-protection.

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    This document discusses a study conducted on self-protection practices against abduction among students at Metro Dagupan Colleges. The study aimed to evaluate students' capacity for self-protection against abduction and their awareness of abduction as a crime. The document provides context on abduction and kidnapping under law. It also shares statistics from the Philippine National Police that contradict an earlier claim of 56 kidnapping cases, finding there have actually been 27 cases in 2022. The study intends to help students understand how to protect themselves and determine their abilities and awareness to strengthen self-protection.

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    This document discusses a study conducted on self-protection practices against abduction among students at Metro Dagupan Colleges. The study aimed to evaluate students' capacity for self-protection against abduction and their awareness of abduction as a crime. The document provides context on abduction and kidnapping under law. It also shares statistics from the Philippine National Police that contradict an earlier claim of 56 kidnapping cases, finding there have actually been 27 cases in 2022. The study intends to help students understand how to protect themselves and determine their abilities and awareness to strengthen self-protection.

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    SELF-PROTECTION PRACTICE OF METRO DAGUPAN COLLEGES

    STUDENTS AGAINST ABDUCTION

    INTRODUCTION

    The aim of this research is to conduct the capacity of the students of their self-

    protection against abduction and the awareness of the students to this crime. The researchers

    conduct this research to know how students must protect themselves against abduction. And

    this study helps the students to determine the abilities and awareness that can be full fill their

    self-protection practices.

    This study will be conducting at Metro Dagupan Colleges in Serafica Street Mangaldan,

    Pangasinan. The researchers chosen this school not for the convenient of the researchers

    where they study, besides the population of the school are kids and teenagers.

    According to Black's Law Dictionary, in the terminology of the common law in many

    jurisdictions, the crime of kidnapping is labeled abduction when the victim is a woman. In

    modern usage, kidnapping or abduction of a child is often called child stealing, particularly

    when done not to collect a ransom, but rather with the intention of keeping the child

    permanently (often in a case where the child's parents are divorced or legally separated,

    whereupon the parent who does not have legal custody will commit the act; then also known

    as "child napping").

    According to Peirce (1998: 216), abduction is “the only logical operation which

    introduces any new idea; for induction does nothing but determine a value, and deduction

    merely evolves the necessary consequences of a pure hypothesis.”


    The Philippine National Police (PNP) dismissed the claim of a business group saying

    there had been 56 kidnapping incidents in the country in the last 10 days. PNP spokesperson

    Col. Jean Fajardo, in a press briefing in Camp Crame on Wednesday, said they only recorded 27

    kidnapping cases in the country since January, which is only less than half of the figure claimed

    by the Philippine Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCCI). "For this year, they (AKG

    officials) recorded 27 and many of these cases are POGO (Philippine Offshore Gaming

    Operations)-related," Fajardo said. She added that the PCCCI has not shown any proof to

    support its claim of the total 27 cases, Fajardo said 11 have been already "solved", meaning the

    charges were already filed and the suspects were already arrested; four are considered

    "cleared" or charges were already filed but the suspects are still at-large; while the remaining

    12 are still under investigation of the said resolved cases, seven are related to POGOs, three are

    the traditional kidnap for ransom and one is casino related. She said these cases are usually due

    to the failure of the victims to pay their debt, thus they were abducted by fellow POGO workers

    to force them to pay. Fajardo said officials of the PNP Anti-Kidnapping Task Force met with

    PCCCI officials on Tuesday to clarify the matter. During the meeting, Fajardo said PCCCI officials

    failed to substantiate their claim about the 56 kidnapping cases. "They said someone reported

    to them these incidents," said Fajardo. "The PCCCI was enlightened that there are no 56

    kidnapping cases for the last 10 days. When the PNP-AKG (Anti-Kidnapping Group) showed the

    data, they (PCCCI officials) were enlightened that for 2022, the record is 27 kidnapping cases,"

    Fajardo said. The PCCCI revealed the information about the 56 kidnapping cases during a press

    conference at the House of Representatives last Tuesday. PCCCI president Lugene Ang told

    members of the House of Representatives and the PNP that based on their records, the said
    number of kidnappings have been reported, which in turn, alarmed the Filipino-Chinese

    community. (PNP, 2022)

    This study will benefit to the students of Metro Dagupan Colleges by expanding their

    knowledge about self-defense to fight for their safety. This will be use as a guide to prevent the

    abduction because they were be aware to this crime and they will learn different slef-defense

    or self-protection.

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