Directorate for Investigation and Detective Management

Field Immersion

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 SEQUENCE OF PRESENTATION
A. NARRATIVE REPORT
A. NARRATIVE REPORT
Summary of Activities
Observation and Recommendation
B. RECORDING OF CRIME DATA
C. INVESTIGATION FOLDER
 Geographical Profile of City
The City of _______is
situated in the Northern
District of the National Capital
Region (NCR).

Caloocan City is where we

can find _________, the
biggest and most populated
barangay in the country. It
has a land area of 950
hectares with almost 1/3 of
the city residents live in the
area.
General Information
BROOKE’S POINT
LAND AREA: - 130,3404 HECTARES
POLICE TO POPULATION RATIO – 1:2,985.96 TOTAL POPULATION: 68,677
(as of 2015 census)
NO. OF BARANGAYS: 18
NO. OF BANKS: 3
NO. OF CHURCH: 25
NO. OF SCHOOL. 34
NO. OF MARKET: 1
NO. FINANCIAL ESTABLISHMENT:25
POLICE STRENGTH: 23
MOBILE CAR: 2
MOTOR CAR: 3
BICYCLE: 0
LONG ARMS: 13
SHORTARMS: 23
HAND HELD RADIOS: 4

ADDRESS: A. Del Mundo St., 9th Avenue

 INVESTIGATION TRAINING PROFILE OF PERSONNEL
ASSIGNED TO INVESTIGATION SECTION

WITH FORMAL WITHOUT FORMAL TOTAL

TRAINING TRAINING

PCO 1 0 1

PNCO 4 0 4

NUP 0 0 0

TOTAL 5 0 5
 PERSONNEL UNDER INVESTIGATION SECTION
DATE
DATE ASSIGNED IN
NO. RANK/ NAME DESIGNATION DESIGNATED
INVEST SECTION
INVEST TRAINING

1 PLT REGIE M GONZALES C, INVEST PCO AUGUST 2021 AUGUST 27, 2021 CRIDEC

JUNE 19, 2019 CIC

2 PCMS MARY ANNE D CASTRO WCPD PNCO JUNE 2019

3 PSMS ROLAND B LOMIBAO C, INVEST PNCO NOVEMBER 2020 NOV. 20, 2020 CRIDEC CIC

4 PSMS GERBER S SANCHEZ DRUG INVESTIGATOR OCTOBER 2020 ------------------- CIC

5 PCPL SITTI RASHEKA T SAJILE WCPD PNCO SEPTEMBER 2014 --------------------- CIC

6 PAT ECYL JANE M BURGOS ASST.WCPD PNCO MARCH 2017 CIC

 PERSONNEL UNDER INVESTIGATION SECTION

DATE ASSIGNED DATE

NO. RANK/ NAME DESIGNATION IN INVEST DESIGNATED INVEST
SECTION TRAINING

11 PCPL JOMER C DELIVA DESK OFFICER MARCH 2021 March 7, 2021 CIC

CUSTODIAL OFFICER
12 PAT JASON R RELATORRES
(detailed at SULOP MPS)
JULY 2021 --------------------- NONE

CUSTODIAL OFFICER
13 PAT SERION P BANDO
(detailed at MALALAG MPS)
JULY 2021 NONE

14 PMSG FLORANTE P DELIMA EVIDENCE CUSTODIAN PNCO MARCH 2021 CIC

15 PSMS LECIL B MAZO E-ROUGE/E-WARRANT PNCO OCTOBER 2020 CIC

16 NUP KAREEN SHYNE C. CABARDO CRIME REGISTRAR JANUARY 2014 NGIS

17 NUP LEAH THERESA G DE GUZMAN CRIME REGISTRAR JANUARY 2014 NGIS

18 NUP RAE KRISTINE DELA ROSA CIRAS IN- CHARGE MAY 2017 NGIS
 PROFILE ON RELIEF OF INVESTIGATORS
DIDM INVESTIGATIVE DIRECTIVE # 2016-015
PRESENT
DATE RELIEVED IN ASSGNMENT REASON/CAUSE
NO. RANK/ NAME DESIGNATION
INVEST SECTION OF RELIEVED

1 PCPL JOMER C DELIVA IOC MARCH 2021

2 PAT JASON R RELATORRES IOC JULY 2021

3 PAT SERION P BANDO IOC JULY 2021

4 PMSG FLORA DELIZO WCPC IOC MARCH 2021

 TRAINED PERSONNEL IN INVESTIGATION BUT
NOT ASSIGNED IN INVESTIGATION SECTION

INVESTIGATION PRESENT/CURRENT
NO. RANK/ NAME
TRAINING ASSIGNMENT/DESIGNATION

9
  Courtesy call with
------------------------------------relay
ed to us that they have
already received the
memorandum from DIDM
and that they have already
given instructions to the
corresponding stations to
accommodate us.

10
 Blotter Entry Report
Determine whether Blotter Entry are
updated or not.
Include data on Cases referred to Barangay
Compliance to ID #____________ in a matrix form.
 Custodial Facilities

Compliance to MC 2018-27
12
Dorm Number Ideal Capacity Actual Number of
PUPC
Dorm 1 30 56
Dorm 2 40 68
Dorm 3* 55 48
Dorm 6 (Female) 30 38
Isolation 35 44
Total 190 254

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Foot Health
Wearing of Facemask and Faceshield Wash Area Plastic Barriers
Bath Measures
Observations in the Adherence to Minimum Health Standards & Protocols.

1. Thermal Gun and Alcohol Dispenser at the Entrance of the Building

2. Plastic Barriers installed in every desk.
3. Foot bath and Handwash Area are installed at the Entrance of the building.
4. Health Safety Measures reminders posted at the Entrance.
5. Personnel wears facemask from time to time.
NARRATIVE REPORT
Day 3

NUP Rae Kristine dela Rosa, CIRAS In-charge

conducted briefing on CIRAS and cases
handled by ________ PS.

NUP RAE KRISTINE DELA ROSA

NARRATIVE REPORT
Day 3

Data on NGIS
 Data on e-Warrant

e-WARRANT DATE (Jan 1, 2016 to July 26, 2021)

Year Warrant Received by Unserved Served Partially Served/For Feedback
mail or Court
Processed Server
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
TOTAL

Who are in Charge?

What are the defects noted? and reasons
 Data on e- Rogue

e-ROGUE UPDATE (Jan 1, 2016 to July 26, 2021)

Year Arrested Person Encoded Encoded 24 Hours Encoded more than 24 Hours
2016 205 0 0 0
2017 53 0 0 0
2018 207 0 0 1
2019 186 103 0 154
2020 263 315 222 41
2021 61 61 61 0
TOTAL 975 474 283 196

Who are in Charge?

What are your observations? What are the defects noted? and reasons
 Data on CIDMS

CIDMS (Jan 1, 2016 to July 26, 2021)

Year CASES OCCURED CASE FOLDER ENCODED
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
TOTAL

Who are in Charge?

What are the defects noted? and reasons
 Data on Illegal Drugs

Data on ILLEGAL DRUG CASES from January 01, 2016 to July, 2021
How many operations were conducted?
How many drug cases referred to Prosecutors office?
How many drug cases are still under investigation/pending at Prosecutors Office?
How many drug cases filed in Prosecutors Office were dismissed and/or RFI
How many drug cases were filed in Court?
How many drug cases filed in Court were dismissed?
How many drug cases filed in Court were resulted in conviction?
How many drug cases filed in Court were resulted in conviction through PLEA BARGAINING?
How many drug cases are still on trial?

DISMISSED
TOTAL RA 9165 REFERRED (TO UNDER (Prosecutor’s FILED IN DISMISSED CONVICTED
CONVICTED - WITH
Still on Trial
Grand
OPERATIONS PROSECUTOR) INVESTIGATION Office) COURT (Court) PLEA BARGAINING Total

206 206 0 2 204 8 112 55 39  206

SOURCE: CIRAS
Note:
Who are in Charge? Hyperlink the data of dismissed drug cases of court.
Did they conduct Case Review on the dismissed drug
What are your observations? What are the
cases of court
defects noted? and reasons Cause of Dismissal, PNP Personnel involved, status and
how many case review had been conducted
 NARRATIVE REPORT
NARRATIVE
Day 3 REPORT

Pat Udani and PSMS Escarlan  National Police Clearance System- October 2018 to July 26, 2021
introduced the process of
NPCS PRINTED 1897 PAID 1891
ON PROCESS 0 FREE 6
TOTAL 1897 TOTAL 1897

TOTAL FEES COLLECTED : 1897 x 150 = 282,560

Local Police Clearance data must also be presented in any case NPCS What are the issues and concern?
is not available in the Police Station. What are the Best Practices
Purpose of Police Clearance must also be broken down. What is your way forward?
NPCS: Multi-purpose,(Employment, abroad etc.. LTOPF
Ex. Purpose: For Travel abroad, local employment etc..
NARRATIVE REPORT
DayN3

Exit Call to -------------------Chief of Police, -------------- PS

OBSERVATION
RECOMMENDATION
Directorate for Investigation and Detective Management

Crime Environment
October 1, 2019- December 31, 2019
vs
October 1, 2020- December 31, 2020

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 Sequence of Presentation
• Comparative Total Crime Incidents
• Comparative Total Crime Incidents Distribution
• Comparative Peace and Order Indicators
• POI Distribution ( Pie Graph)
• Index Crimes (8 Focus Crimes)
• Non-Index Crime Distribution
• 8 Focus Crimes Distribution
• 8 Focus Crimes Comparative
• Crime Map of 8 Focus Crimes
• Crime Clock of 8 Focus Crimes
• 2 most prevalent Index Crimes
• Provide and discuss the trend in line graph
• Mode of commission
• Crime prone day
• Crime clock
• PSI Comparative
• PSI Distribution ( Pie Graph)
 Sequence of Presentation
• AMCR
• AMPOICR
• AMPSICR
• Comparative CSE
• Comparative CCE
• Assessment
• Recommended Intervention
• Forecast
 Comparative Total Crime Incidents (TCI)

40
37
35
Decreased
by 13
30
35% 24
25

20

15

10

0
4th Qtr 2019 4th Qtr 2020
Source: CIRAS
 COMPARATIVE TOTAL CRIME INCIDENTS (TCI)
DISTRIBUTION PSI and POI

2019 Decreas 2020

ed by 13
4
35% (16%)

9 (24%)

28 (76%)

20
74%)

PSI POI
 COMPARATIVE PEACE AND ORDER
INDICATOR (POI)
30
28

25 Decreased by
8
20
20 29%

15

10

4th Qtr 2019 4th Qtr 2020

Source: CIRAS
 PEACE AND ORDER INDICATOR
(POI) DISTRIBUTION

2019 2020
2
(10%)
8
(29%)

20 (71%)

18 (90%)

INDEX NON-INDEX
CRIME CRIME
 Index Crimes (8 Focus Crime)
October to December 2019 2020 Variance
CRIMES AGAINST PROPERTY
Theft 3 0 3
Robbery 1 0 1
Carnapping MV 0 0 0
Carnapping MC 0 0 0
Total 4 0

Physical Injury 1 0 1
Rape 0 1 1
Murder 2 1 3
Homicide 1 0 1
Total 4 2 6
Overall Total 8 2

Special Complex
0 0 0
Crime
 8 Focus Crime Distribution

4th Qtr 2019 4th Qtr 2020

2019 2020

Robbery
1
(12.5%)
Theft THEFT
MURDER
3 MURDER
Homicide RAPE
(37.5%) PHYSICAL INJURY
1 HOMICIDE
HOMICIDE
(12.5%) ROBBERY Rape Murder
ROBBERY
MOTORNAPPING
RAPE 1 1 CARNAPPING
MOTORNAPPING (50%) (50%)
Physical Injury CARNAPPING
Theft
1
(12.5%)
Murder
2
(25%)
 PEACE AND ORDER INDICATOR
Non-Index and Other Non-Index Crime

2019 2020

Other Non- Other Non-

Index
Index
4
4 (22%)
(20%)

Non-Index Crime
Non-Index 14
Crime 16 (78%)
(80%)
 COMPARATIVE 8 FOCUS CRIMES

100%

3
3
50%

2
2
100% 100% 100%
100%

1 1 1 1 1
1

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0
Theft Murder Homicide Physical Injury Robbery Carnapping Carnapping Rape
MV MC

4th Qtr 2019 4th Qtr 2020

 Crime Clock of 8 Focus Crime
Crimes Against Person
(October 1 2019-December 31 2019)
3

Murder Homicide Physical Injury Rape Theft

Robbery Carnapping MC Carnapping MV
 Crime Clock of 8 Focus Crime
Crimes Against Property
(October 1 2020-December 31, 2020)
2

Murder Homicide Physical Injury Rape

Theft Robbery Carnapping MC Carnapping MV
 Crime Map 8 Focus Crime

Rape - 1
Robbery -1
4
Theft
Rape -

Physical injury - 0
Physical injury - 3

Murder - 1
Murder -2

Robbery - 0
Homicide 1

Theft -3 Homicide - 0

Motor napping - 0
Motor napping - 0

Car napping -
0 Car napping -
0
Total 8 Focus Crimes - 13
Total 8 Focus Crimes - 7
 Public Safety Indicator (PSI)
Comparative
10
9
9
8
7
78 or 88.63%
6
5
4
4
3
2
1
0

4th Quarter 2019 4th Quarter 2020

 COMPARATIVE PUBLIC SAFETY INDICATOR (PSI)
DISTRIBUTION

4TH QTR 2019 4TH QTR 2020

1 (25%)

4 (44%) 2 (50%)
5 (56%)
1 (25%)

RIR DPI RIR HOMICIDE

RIR PI OTHER QUASI OFFENSE
 AVERAGE MONTHLY PUBLIC
SAFETY INDICATOR CRIME RATE (AMPSICR)
6.00
6
5.24
55.00
Decreased
by
44.00 2.91

33.00
56%
2.33

22.00

1 1.00

00.00
4th Qtr 2019 4th Qtr 2020
 AVERAGE MONTHLY PEACE AND ORDER INDICATOR
CRIME RATE (AMPOICR)

20

18

16 -6
or
14 33.33
%
12

10

8
AMCR = 17.87
6 AMCR = 12.76

0
4th Quarter 2019 4th Quarter 2020
 COMPARATIVE PEACE AND ORDER INDICATOR
CRIME SOLUTION EFFICIENCY (POICSE)

100
100%
90
90%
82% 2%
80
80%
70
70%
60
60%
50
50%
40
40% 80%
30
30%
20
20%
10
10%
0 0%
4th Qtr 2019 4th Qtr 2020
 COMPARATIVE PEACE AND ORDER INDEX
CRIME CLEARANCE EFFICIENCY (POICCE)

100%
100
90%
90
80%
80 1%
70%
70
60%
60
50%
50
89% 90%
40
40%
30
30%
20%
20
10
10%
0 0%
4th Qtr 2019 4th Qtr 2020
18/20
 COMPARATIVE PUBLIC SAFETY INDICATOR
CRIME SOLUTION EFFICIENCY (PSICSE)

100 100% 100%

9090%
8080%
7070%
6060%
5050%
4040%
3030%
2020%
1010%
0 0%
4th Qtr 2019 4th Qtr 2020
 COMPARATIVE PUBLIC SAFETY INDICATOR
CRIME CLEARANCE EFFICIENCY (PSICCE)

100% 100%
100
90
90%
80
80%
70
70%
60
60%
50
50%
40
40%
30
30%
20
20%
10
10%
0
0%

4th Qtr 2019 4th Qtr 2020

 ASSESSMENT

• All theft incidents were committed through salisi modus, by diverting the attention of
victim, like dropping of store product while inside business establishment, and dropping of
coin by stranger before a local resident.

• Theft in incidents 2019 happened on Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday, but the greater
amount stolen based on pieces of evidence was happened on Saturday, the busiest since it
is the market day of _________the thief took advantage of the situation.

• Theft incidents in 2019 happened in different barangays of ______ apparently, thief is

anywhere in the locality, so long as they have opportunity to consummate their desire and
motives to steal.
 ANALYSIS

• Analysis of crime data shows very significant trends especially when linked to economic
situation and movement before and during community quarantine (COVID-19 pandemic).
• The decrease of TCI comparing both quarter was highly affected by the Closures of some
establishment during the Pandemic period contributed to the decrease of TCI. People are
confined in their residences during the Pandemic. Other contributing factor is the enhanced
police visibility in their AOR. Local Government Units Initiated curfew hours and liquor ban in
connection with IATF Guidelines.
• Theft remains the highest crime against property in both quarter because of the economic
situation that we are facing nowadays.
• Murder is the highest crime against person on 4th Quarter 2019 because of the confinement
of the people due to pandemic, many were affected emotionally and mentally while rape
committed through Deprived of Reason or Unconscious (Under the influence of Liquor) gets
highest on 4th quarter 2020
 RECOMMENDED INTERVENTION

• Conduct pro-active measures such regular visitation to business establishments and barangays, so as to
strengthen partnership and strategize on how to deter theft incidents inside said establishments and
residential areas so as to conduct pulong-pulong, distribute crime prevention tips/fliers about crime
prevention, modus operandi and safety tips, and enjoin them to get involve in neighborhood watch to
prevent such crime.

• Intensify tactical deployment of mobile, motorcycle and beat patrollers at business districts/areas
particularly during identified crime prone periods(Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday/8 AM to 3 PM) and
prone places of Guihing and Poblacion.

• Conduct Barangayanihan by coordinating with stakeholders to ease their burden in distributing their help
to the community, so as to strengthen collaboration among stakeholders in the maintenance of peace and
order.. Likewise, stakeholders will be secured and the distribution of help will be organized.
FORECAST
 MURDER
FORECAST

SITUATION:

Investment scams in year 2019 created great controversy at the Province of Davao del
Sur, and several staffs and beneficiaries are residents of Hagonoy. Upon closure of investment
scam entities since not SEC authorized, members who do not receive payout and refund
believed that they were corrupted and compromised by staffs, thus, grudges developed.

FORECAST:

Murder may happen this date, so long as the compromised members of investment scam
entities will have opportunity to express their hatred and retaliation to staffs, they are targeting
with.
 THEFT
FORECAST

SITUATION:
Mid-year particularly the months of June, July and August seemed as one of the peak
season of the year. Employees will receive bonuses and busy in cash withdrawals through ATM
or over the counter. Also, an enrollment period for School Year 2021-2022.

FORECAST:

Thieves will take will take advantage the situation. Meanwhile, the
underprivileged will also commit theft for the enrollment of their children and purchase of
school uniforms and other school requirement.
QUICK LOOK ON 2 PREVALENT CRIMES PROJECTION

Variance 2 Prevalent Crimes

(October 1-7 to December 17 - 23, December 24 - 30,
(Current Current Projection
Crime October 22-28, 2020)
Baseline –
2020
(Previous)
2020
(Current)
Week vs
Previous
(December 31-January
6, 2021)
(4 Weeks Average) Week 12 Week 13 Week) Week 14

HIGH - 1
Murder 0 0 1 0 MID - 0
LOW - -1
HIGH - 2
Theft 0 1 1 0 MID - 0
LOW - 0
 INVESTIGATION
CASE FOLDER
Illegal Drugs (Viol. of Sec. 5 in relation to Sec.26 and Sec 11,
Art. II of RA9165) and Violation of RA 10591 (illegal position of
firearms) and RA 9516 (unlawful possession of explosive or
instrument
The following suspects:

1.) Czer Emile E. Del Morale y Medina

2.) Mary Ann Del Moral Y Tanaka 3.)
Michael Tayag Y Bacay, 4.) Joseph
Alamason y Cristobal, 36yoa 5.) FRANCISCO DE
JESUS ,
 Table of Contents:
OVERVIEW OF THE CASE
A. SPOT REPORT
B. INCIDENT RECORD FORM (IRF)
C. BOOKING PROCEDURE
• MUG SHOT
• ARREST & BOOKING SHEET
• TENPRINT CARD
• PHYSICAL/MEDICAL EXAMINATION
D. JOINT AFFIDAVIT OF ARREST
E. INVESTIGATION REPORT
F. CASE REFERRAL
G. OTHER DOCUMENTS
(DIDM Investigative Directive 2015-003)
• REQUEST FOR DRUG TEST
• REQUEST FOR LABORATORY TEST/EXAMINATION
• CHEMISTRY REPORT FORM
• INVESTIGATION DATA FORM
• CERTIFICATE OF COORDINATION
• BLOTTER
• PROGRESS REPORT
• EVIDENCE
• CERTIFICATION OF COP and investigator
OBSERVATIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

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 Brief Narrative of the Case
That about 12:30 am of November 23, 2021. Elements from Arayat MPS SDU, Pcpl Roldan B. Acacio, Pcpl
Reynaldo T. Taguilan, Pcpl Ronald Allan S. Lu, Pat Dexter Ian Paguio, Pat Winston Garcia, Pat Laurence Manuel Under
the direct supervision of PLTCOL Reynold B. Macabitas COP, Arayat MPS coordination with PDEA RO III conducted
Anti-Illegal Drug (buy-bust) operation against the suspects named
1.) Czer Emile E. Del Morale y Medina, 44yoa, DOB 8/25/77, male married, businessman, violation of section 5 in
relation to section 26, Article II of RA 9165 committed by suspect number 2.) Mary Ann Del Moral Y Tanaka, 44yoa,
DOB (06/24/1977) female, married, both resident of P-3, Brgy. Cupang, Arayat Pampanga, Violation of section 11,
Article II of R.A 9165 committed by suspect number 3.) Michael Tayag Y Bacay, 33yoa, BOD 7/20/1988, male single,
helper, suspect number 4.) Joseph Alamason y Cristobal, 36yoa, DOB 11/24/1985, male, single, Tatoo Artist, and
suspect number 5.) FRANCISCO DE JESUS , 20yoa, BOD 7/27/2001, male, student and all resident of P-1 Brgy.
Paralaya, Arayat Pampanga that transpired at about 12:30 A:M of November 23, 2021 at Brgy. San Agustin Sur,
Arayat Pampanga.
Subject person is categorized as newly identified DI Watch list. Confiscated/Seized/during the said operation
during the operation were One (A) pc. heat sealed plastic sachet containing white crystalline substance believed to
be Shabu and confiscated (7) pieces heat sealed transparent plastic sachet approximate weight of 0.60 grams and
estimated street value of 3,500.oo
(B) One (1) 1,000.oo peso bill with serial number J7327as use as buy-bust money.
(C) One (1) piece hand grenade
(D) One (1) 38 revolver and 5 ammunition.
(E) One (1) unit of TOYOTA INNOVA, white in color with license plate number CAC5384
The above suspects was filed at Arayat Pampanga Municipal Court.

.
 SPOT REPORT

Misaligned
Image Captured
INCIDENT RECORD FORM (IRF)

Not included in
the Case Folder
MUG SHOT
MUG SHOT
 ARREST BOOKING SHEET AND
TEN PRINT CARD

Insufficient ink
PHYSICAL/MEDICAL
EXAMINATION

Respondent
AFFIDAVIT OF ARREST
AFFIDAVIT OF ARREST
 AFTER OPERATION REPORT
Submitted to
Pampanga Police Provincial Office
 AFTER OPERATION REPORT
Submitted to
Pampanga Police Provincial Office
INVESTIGATION REPORT
INVESTIGATION REPORT
SWORN STATEMENT OF
POSEUR BUYER
 AFFIDAVIT OF VIDEO RECORDING
DURING THE BUY BUST OPERATION
(Using One Alternative Recording Device)
CASE REFERRAL
 OTHER DOCUMENTS
LABORATORY EXAMINATION
RESULT
LABORATORY EXAMINATION
REQUEST
PROGRESS REPORT
5 Respondents
SITE OF POLICE
OPERATION
CUSTODIAL INVESTIGATION
REPORT
INVESTIGATION DATA FORM
CERTIFICATION OF COORDINATION
CHEMISTRY REPORT
Drug Test
BARANGAY CERTIFICATION
Brgy. San Agustin Sur Arayat Pampanga
COORDINATION FORM
LABORATORY EXAMINATION
AND SEIZED EVIDENCE
INITIAL FIREARM RECORD
VERIFICATION REPORT
 FIREARM VERIFICATION
REQUEST FOR
FIREARM AND EXPLOSIVE OFFICE OF CAMP CRAME, QUEZON CITY
INVENTORY OF EVIDENCE
 FIREARM VERIFICATION
REQUEST FOR
FIREARM AND EXPLOSIVE OFFICE OF CAMP CRAME, QUEZON CITY
 INVESTIGATION
CASE FOLDER

1 – Heinous/Crime of Importance

“RAPE CASE”
 Table of Contents

A. Brief Narrative of the Case

B. Spot Report
C. Incident record Form (IRF)
D. Booking Procedure
MUG SHOT
ARREST & BOOKING SHEET
TENPRINT CARD
PHYSICAL/MEDICAL EXAMINATION
E. Affidavit of Arrest
F. Sworn Statement of Victim/Witnesses
G. Case Referral
H. Investigation Report
I. Physical/Medical Examination
J. Other Documents/Evidence
1. Progress Report
2. Investigation Data Form
3. Other Evidence/Form
Brief Narrative of the Case
Rosendo Piñano Pable

At around 10:00 in the morning of March 3,

2021, joint element of Hagonoy MPS and CIDG
DSPFU implemented a warrant of arrest against the
person of Rosendo Piñano Pable, 56 years old,
married, jobless and a resident of Purok 7, Balutakay,
Hagonoy, Davao del Sur for the crime of RPC ART
266-A-RAPE with CC no. FC-14 (21) issued by Hon.
Marivic Trabajo Daray, Presiding Judge of RTC 11, 11 th
Judicial Region, Branch 18, Digos City, Davao del Sur
with no bail recommended.
 SPOT REPORT
Rosendo Piñano Pable

Not in
Proper
Alighnment

Remove
CN

CORRECTED COPY
INCIDENT RECORD
FORM (IRF)
Rosendo Piñano Pable

Not included in the

Case Folder
MUG SHOT
Rosendo Piñano Pable

No proper usage of mug shot

board

No wearing of PDL’s prescribed t-

shirt with station’s logo

Whole body picture was not

properly taken
BOOKING SHEET
Rosendo Piñano Pable

Damaged
ridges due to
too much ink
applied and
most prints
were beyond
the line

Improper taking
of finger prints
 PHYSICAL/MEDICAL
EXAMINATION
Rosendo Piñano Pable

Alias Baby

Complainant Respondent
SWORN STATEMENT OF
VICTIM/ WITNESSES
Rosendo Piñano Pable
CASE REFERRAL
Rosendo Piñano Pable
WARRANT OF ARREST
Rosendo Piñano Pable
 INVESTIGATION
REPORT
Rosendo Piñano Pable

Not in proper
alignment
INVESTIGATION
REPORT
Rosendo Piñano Pable

CORRECTED COPY
 OBSERVATION

 Non proper observance of taking finger prints from

arrested suspect;
 Non-wearing of prescribed shirt of arrested person
during mug shots;
 No prescribed mug shot identification board; and
 Improper taking of whole body picture for mug shot.
 RECOMMENDATION
 Proper taking of fingerprints in accordance with the AFIS
guidelines and Procedures;

 Use of prescribed shirt for the arrested suspect/s with PNP and
station’s logo for proper identification.

 Use of prescribed mug shot identification board during

documentation;

 Observance of health protocol while taking proper mug shot

procedures.