Final Narrative Report Bs Criminology

CRIMINOLOGY INTERNS FIELD EXPERIENCE REPORT
LIEZEL C. BATULAN
ELIROSE S. SAYSON
ANALYN B. SEBUA
CRISILITO M. TESORIO
RINEL R. TORIENTE
RONNEL B. VENANCIO
JECIL G. VILLIAMOR
CHARDSON A. VILLIARIAS
A FIELD EXPERIENCE NARRATIVE REPORT SUBMITTED TO

THE FACULTY OF THE COLLEGE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE
EDUCATION, WESTERN PHILIPPINES UNIVERSITY,
PUERTO PRINCESA CAMPUS, PUERTO
PRINCESA CITY IN PARTIAL
FULFILLMENT OF THE
REQUERMENTS FOR
THE DEGREE
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CRIMINOLOGY
MARCH 2018
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ACCEPTANCE PAGE
The field experience narrative report attached hereto, entitled

“CRIMINOLOGY INTERNS FIELD EXPERIENCE REPORT” prepared
and submitted by; BATULAN, LIEZEL C., SAYSON, ELIROSE S., SEBUA,
ANALYN B., TESORIO, CRISILITO M., TORIENTE, RINEL R.,
VENANCIO, RONNEL B., VILLIAMOR, JECIL G., and VILLIARIAS,
CHARDSON A., in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CRIMINOLOGY is hereby accepted.
RUEL S. ENCELA MAPHILINDO D. LAO

Advisory Committee Advisory Committee
Date signed Date signed
JOHNAN M. VILLAVERDE
Adviser
Accepted as partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree

Bachelor of Science In Criminology.
AIMEE J. GOH MAPHILINDO D. LAO

Chairman, Dean,
Department of Criminology College of Criminal Justice Education
Date Signed Date Signed
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT
The authors wish to express their profound gratitude and sincere
appreciation to following individual who willingly participated for the
achievement of the internship.
The Almighty God who gave them wisdom, knowledge, good health,
strength, protection, and patience in overcoming the challenges brought by this
narrative;
To the respected persons of the College of Criminal Justice Education, Mr.
Maphilindo D. Lao, the Dean of the said college, Mr. Johnan M. Villaverde On-
The-Job Coordinator, and Mrs. Aimee J. Goh, the Department Chairman of
Criminology, for the invaluable advice, support, guidance, patience, and for
giving the interns a chance to explore the real things behind the learning’s in
school;
The interns would like to express their gratitude to the following agencies;
First, to the Maritime Group 2nd Support Operating Unit- Philippine National
Police headed by PSUPT. Greg R. Togonon, Second, Crime Laboratory headed by
Chief Rafael B. Roxas, Third, Palawan National School headed by Mr. Eduardo G.
Santos the school principal of the said school, Fourth, Sta. Monica National High
school headed by Mrs. Marivic Velasco, a senior education program specialist and
concurrent school-in-charge, Lastly, Provincial Jail and Management Division
headed by OIC/Assistant warden Jose Sany S. Rabago. The interns would also
like to acknowledge the subordinates of the said heads of the agencies.
To their beloved parents, for their spiritual, moral and financial support;
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To the faculty members for giving suggestions, recommendations, pieces
of advice and support to finish this study;
To their English critic, Ms. Katherine H. Cuanan, for patiently correcting the
grammatical construction of this thesis;
To the fourth Year Criminology students for their support and pieces of
advice as well as the joy, love and bonding that they shared together. Above all to
the Almighty God for the life, wisdom, strength, guidance and protection He
bestowed to the interns during the duration of this training or internship.
The Interns
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
TITLE PAGE i
ACCEPTANCE PAGE ii
CURRICULUM VITAE iii
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT iv
TABLE OF CONTENTS v
LIST OF APPENDICES vi
CHAPTER PAGE
I INTRODUCTION 1
II NARRATIVE 3
2nd SOU- Maritime Group 3

Provincial Police Office-Crime Laboratory 5
Palawan National School 6
Sta. Monica High School 8
Provincial Jail Management Division 9
III ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION 12
2nd SOU- Maritime Group 12

Provincial Police Office-Crime Laboratory 12
Palawan National School 12
Sta. Monica High School 13
Provincial Jail Management Division 13
IV CONLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS 14
Conclusions 14
Recommendation 15
APPENDICES 16
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LIST OF APPENDICES
APPENDIX TITLE PAGE
A Endorsement letter to 2nd SOU- Maritime Group 13
B Endorsement letter to Provincial Police 14

Office-Crime Laboratory
C Endorsement letter to Palawan National School 15
D Endorsement letter to Sta. Monica High School 16
E Endorsement letter to Provincial Jail 17

Management Division
F List of Group Members 18
G Documentation 19
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CURRICULUM VITAE
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PERSONAL DATA
Name : LIEZEL C. BATULAN
Nickname : “zel”
Home Address : Base Punta Baja Rizal, Palawan
Local Address : Sta. Monica P.P.C, Palawan
Date of Birth : October 3, 1997
Place of Birth : Maasin Quezon Palawan

Age : 20
Sex : Female
Civil Status : Single
Religion : Roman Catholic
Citizenship : Filipino
Language Spoken : Tagalog
Contact Number : 09126620909
Father : Juan H. Batulan

Mother : Ana C. Batulan
Email Address : liezelbatulan@gmail.com
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
LEVEL NAME OF SCHOOL SCHOOL YEAR

ATTENDED
Tertiary : Western Philippines University 2014-2018
Degree : Bachelor of Science in Criminology 2014-2018
Secondary : Jose P. Rizal National School 2009-2014
Elementary : Quezon Central School 2003-2008
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PERSONAL DATA
Name : RINEL R. TORIENTE
Nickname : “Thor”
Home Address : Manlag El Nido, Palawan
Date of Birth : November 19, 1998
Place of Birth : Manlag El Nido, Palawan

Age : 19
Sex : Male
Language Spoken : Tagalog, Cuyunon
Father : Roberto A. Toriente

Mother : Lilia R. Toriente
Email Address : nelskie702@gmail.com

ATTENDED
Secondary : El Nido National Highscool 2009-2014
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Elementary : Sitio Danat Elementary School 2003-2008
PERSONAL DATA
Name : RONNEL B. VENANCO
Nickname : “Tom-tom”
Home Address : Magsaysay Dumaran, Palawan
Local Address : Sta. Monica PPC, Palawan
Date of Birth : October 14, 1997
Place of Birth : Cuyo, Palawan

Age : 21
Sex : Male
Language Spoken : Tagalog, Cuyunon
Father : Rustom E. Venancio

Mother : Liziel B. Persson
Email Address : ronnelvenancio@gmail.com

ATTENDED

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Secondary : Magsaysay National High School 2009-2014
Elementary : Magsaysay Elementary School 2003-2008
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PERSONAL DATA
Name : CHARDSON A. VILLARIAS
Nickname : “Chard”
Home Address : Pinaglabanan Quezon, Palawan
Date of Birth : December 1, 1996
Place of Birth : Pinaglabanan Quezon, Palawan

Age : 21
Sex : Mmale
Father : Dante G. Villarias

Mother : Judith A. Villarias
Email Address : chardsonvillarias@gmail.com

ATTENDED
Secondary : Quezon National High School 2009-2014
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PERSONAL DATA
Name : ELIROSE S. SAYSON
Nickname : “Say-say”
Home Address : Tanauan, Batangas City
Local Address : Tiniguiban P.P.C, Palawan
Date of Birth : May 24, 1995
Place of Birth : Pangarap Village Caloocan City

Age : 22
Sex : Female
Religion : S.D.A
Father : Eliezer S. Sayson

Mother : Rosalinda S. Sayson
Email Address : elirosesayson17@yahoo.com

ATTENDED
Secondary : Brooke’s Point National High School 2009-2014
Elementary : Pangarap Elementary School, 2003-2008

Pangarap Village Caloocan City
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PERSONAL DATA
Name : ANALYN B.SEBUA
Nickname : “Bhing/ lhyn”
Home Address : Barotuan El Nido, Palawan
Local Address : Sta. Monica, P.P.C, Palawan
Date of Birth : August 5, 1995
Place of Birth : Barotuan El Nido, Palawan

Age : 22
Sex : Female
Religion : Pentecostal
Language Spoken : Tagalog/ Aklan
Father : Reynaldo S. Sebua

Mother : Josephine E. Sebua
Email Address : analynsebua@yahoo.com

ATTENDED
Secondary : Barotuan National High School 2009-2014
Elementary : Barotuan Elementary School 2003-2008

Barotuan El Nido Palawan
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PERSONAL DATA
Name : CRISILITO M. TESORIO
Nickname : “Cris”
Home Address : Mangingisda, P.P.C
Local Address : Mangingisda, P.P.C
Place of Birth : Puerto Princesa City, Palawan

Age : 21
Sex : Male
Religion : Catholic
Father : Carlito P. Tesorio

Mother : Crispina M Tesorio
Email Address : tesoriocheks@gmail.com

ATTENDED
Secondary : Manginginisda National High School 2009-2014
Elementary : West Elementary School 2003-2008

Puerto Princesa City, Palawan
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PERSONAL DATA
Name : JECIL G. VILLAMOR
Nickname : “Daday”
Home Address : Tagburos P.P.C, Palawan
Local Address : Tagburos P.P.C, Palawan
Place of Birth : Tagburos, P.P.C, Palawan

Age : 21
Sex : Female
Religion : Catholic
Father : Ernesto L. Villamor

Mother : Rosemarie G. Villamor
Email Address : mor99.9@gmail.com

ATTENDED
Secondary : San Jose National Highschool
Tagburos Annex 2009-2014
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CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION
Background
On- The- Job- Training (OJT) means training in the public or private
sector engaging in productive work that provides knowledge and skills essential
to the full and adequate performance on the job.
On- the- job- training (OJT) is one of the best experience and highlights of
the college life of the criminology student. This training could help the trainees to
experience the different demands of their future job. This is a great opportunity
for them to apply the things that they have learned inside the four corners of the
classroom. On- the- job- training also helped them in enhancing their
personality, and confidence. It could also instill to them the value of respect for
the law and services to the community.
Before the interns were deployed in selected agencies and the community
immersion, they have experienced a week long intensive paramilitary trainings
and exercises. The series of activities and preparations are designed to prepare
the interns not only physically, but mentally as well for the challenges that they
were about to face in their personal career.
The interns of Western Philippines University are required to conduct a
two week On- The- Job- Training to five different agencies. The interns played
great roles during their internship in the different agencies concerned. They were
tasked to assist the personnel and the daily work whether it is in the field, in the
office, their daily operation our paper works. The interns must observe how
things work inside the agencies and assume that they are one of the personnel
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and must therefore act like professionals having discipline, and one responsible
personnel. This is to help them develop and build their good attitudes, manners
and skills as future law enforcers.
The interns were deployed in the following agencies; Maritime Group-
2NDSOU PNP (MG),Palawan Provincial Crime Laboratory Office (SOCO),
Palawan National School (PNS), Sta. Monica National High School (SMNHS) and
Provincial Jail Management Division (PJMD).
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CHAPTER II
NARRATIVE REPORT
This chapter includes the activities done and learned by the interns from
different law enforcement agencies, school and office.
2nd SOU – Maritime Group
On their first day of deployment, Mr. Maphilindo D. Lao, Dean of the
College Criminal Justice Education deployed them to their first assignment 2 nd
SOU – Maritime Group, located at Honda Bay Brgy. Sta. Lourdes, Puerto
Princesa City which was scheduled from January 08, 2018 to January 19, 2018.
Upon arriving, the group reported their first day of duty to Police
Superintendent Greg R. Togonon at exactly 0800H, he welcomed all the interns
and gave them a brief discussion about their works as a police officer and shared
a short motivational advice. When they finally entered to their office they
participated on their bible study. After that Po2 Flores lectured them about what
is the police community relation while PO2 Peralta lectured about intelligence,
not only about intelligence but also about her experience as a maritime
intelligence officer.
On the next day, PO2 Tamayo assigned them with buddy at different
maritime sections. Intern Rinel Toriente and Crisilito Tesorio were assigned at
Maintenance Section while at Police Community Relation (PCR), the assigned
buddies are Claire Ann G. Monte and Sherree Ann O. Mallari. Intern Chardson
Villarias and Intern Ronnel Venancio were assigned in Investigation Section,
intern Margie L. Mari, Analyn Sebua and our team leader Liezel Batulan was
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assigned in Admin Section, and intern Jecil Villamor and her buddy Elirose
Sayson were assigned to Operation Section.
PO3 Gustilo lectured them on how to apply in Maritime Unit and what you
are going to risk on applying a job especially when you choose to become
policeman/policewomen. They also voluntarily helped take some materials and
brought it to Joint Law Enforcement Training Camp. When they go back to their
office, PO3 Absalon Alejandro Beronio lectured about Maritime Group and what
other departments and units they could work with. PO2 Ryan Grace A. Peralta
continued her lectured about the intelligence. They also voluntarily participated
on Coastal Clean Up with all the officers of Maritime Group. After cleaning they
did a demo in knot tying and Maam Flores lectured them about the VAWC Law
and gave them an assignment about the R.A 9208 or Anti-Trafficking in Person
Act of 2003.
On there last week in Maritime Group PO3 Nalus and PO3 Lagrada
lectured them about the different firearms, its parts and uses. Their favorite part
in Maritime was when PO3 Lagrada taught them the proper way of using and
riding Maritime rubber boat. PO3 Salinas taught them how to do the Proper
Basic Life Support and what is the importance of this practice in their daily lives
especially when someone is needs needs.
On their last day in this agency PO2 Cachuela ordered them to remember
every lesson they have learned from the start as an intern to their agency up to
last. She also ordered to write our feedback and recommendations to their
agency. After that, Police Inspector Mylene Petalio gave them a motivational
advice.
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PNP – CRIME LABORATORY (SOCO)
The second agency where the interns were deployed is Provincial Police
Crime Laboratory office. This was through the supervision of PCI, Rafael B.
Roxas. Sir Dagomboy explained to them the rules and regulation for the Interns
and asked to introduce themselves one by one in one hundred words. After that,
Sir Aulida gave them some tips about board examination and some advices that
will make them motivated. They were also helped Crime Laboratory Officers to
find some files that should be attached to the documents that they are finding.
The interns were sometimes requested to assists them while doing a urine
Examination. They also experienced to take the stencils of motorcycles and
vehicles.
On the other day, Sir Aulida lectured them about the function of different
sections of crime laboratory, reviewed them the fingerprint criminalistics, how
they work and what crimes they were encountered. He also reviewed all interns
what is Jurisprudence and Philippine Constitution.
On their last day of duty they prepared a boodle fight together with Crime
Laboratory officers and Fullbright Interns.
Palawan National School (PNS)
They arrived at Palawan National School at exactly 0500H in the morning,
before they moved on their designated area. Sir Boy Puno, the Chief Security of
the school gave them a briefing on what task they will going to do inside the
campus. The two of our member were assigned to the main gate and another two
were assigned to the gate two, other two were assigned to canteen and the rest
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were assigned in patrolling. Caps, jacket, toys (achoy), earrings, and hairbands
were confiscated because of improperly wearing of it. Identification cards were
confiscated because of not wearing proper uniform, improper haircut, and show
delinquent action. Some of the members change their post. When all of parents
and faculties were going to have a general meeting. Other members of the groups
were assigned to Abueg gymnasium where the meeting was going on. The two of
our member was assigned on the gate two. The gate two is the entrance for
parents only and that is the advice by Principal of the school.
On the following day in this school, Team leader Batulan was assigned to
the main gate for the log in and log out of visitors who entered inside the campus.
Intern Mari and Venancio were assigned to Mini Forest for the release of the
confiscated I.D. of the students who didn’t wear proper block leather shoes.
Intern Tesorio was assigned to the gate two with the security guard. Intern Monte
and Sebua was assigned near the canteen. They were assigned to check children if
they are in the classrooms. Intern Villamor, Mallari and Sayson was assigned in
foot patrolling. Their task is to check students if they are wearing proper uniform
intern Villarias and intern Toriente did a foot patrolling too.
When they were patrolling inside the campus they encountered a female
student who shouted them a bad word. The Interns take her on the Guidance
Office to have a proper counseling by the guidance counselor.
On their second week of duty they attended the school’ traditional Flag
Ceremony at exactly 5:30 a.m. in front of the Admin Office. After the flag
ceremony, they assisted all students of PNS to go in their respective classrooms.
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After that, they started doing their entire daily tasks that ordered by the Chief
Security and other guards who assigned in every post.
They roved and confiscated the earrings of the students who are violated
the rules of the school. Some of the teachers asked to guard the classrooms
because many students especially the grade 7 and grade 8 are going outside the
classroom without their teacher knowledge. They also helped to assist the
securities to guard all students who were watching inside the gym because there
was an event, “The search for Mr. and Ms. PNS 2018”.
The two of them were assigned to assist their alumni homecoming mass
while others are assigned in roving, and others were on the audio visual hall to
help teachers in preparing the needs that will go to use in mass.
Half of them were assigned in roving because most of the students are not
following the school regulation. Principal told them to confiscate all the jacket,
earing and caps of the students who are wearing these things inside the campus.
They also encountered the students violating the school regulation. Because of
that, they reported it to the chief security. They brought him to the guidance for
the proper counseling.
They also guide all the students to go in all different booths and different
events like battle of the band and hip-hop competition.
On their last day of duty in Palawan National School, the Chief Security
assigned each member by buddy system. Some members are assigned on gate.
While others were near in front of the stage, gate 2, gym, especially on gate 5
where all the students, parents and visitors are entering. They also encountered
outsiders and parents who are complaining on how the interns and guard enforce
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the regulation of the school. On the other hand, they handle their foundation very
well as much as they could. After the event, the students, visitors and parents
were go to their home. Because it was their last day in that school, they did a
picture taking as a remembrance with all the security guards. Sir Boy Puno, Chief
Security of the school thanked them because they did their task very well done.
STA. MONICA HIGH SCHOOL (SMHS)
The second assigned community immersion was at Sta. Monica High
School located at Sta. Monica, Puerto Princesa City, and Palawan. They started
their first day on February 19, 2018 to March 2, 2018. Ms. Arlyn Cabrera, the
Security Guard of Sta. Monica High School gave some brief discussion about how
they were implementing the rules and regulation inside the campus. After the
orientation, she brought them to their assigned area for them to be able to
familiarize the place and they were divided into two groups and were designated
at different post which is the main gate, gate 2, canteen and the back gate.
Intern Jecil G. Villamor and Sherree Ann O. Mallari were assigned on
Main gate. Their duty is to check if the students are not in proper uniform. There
are grade 7 and grade 8 students who are going home early when during the
classes’ hours and all the outsiders who enter the school without permission of
the school guard. They were also responsible to hold the attendance of the
teachers and practice teachers. In gate 2, Ronel Venancio and Crisilito Tesorio
was assigned to secure all the students who are doing an “over da bakod” and
skipping their classes during class hours. At the canteen, the assigned interns are
Margie L. Mari, Analyn Sebua, Elirose Sayson, and Claire Ann G. Monte, they
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were checking and giving warnings to all students who were buying foods during
class hours. At the back of the gate, intern Rinel Toriente and Chardson Villarias
also assigned to secure all students who were skipping there classes. Intern Liezel
Batulan their team leader, do the roving and checking if all her group mates were
doing their job well. All the interns have a daily rotations for them to experience
others post. On their last day, the interns prepared the foods for the boodle fight.
Provincial Jail Management Division (PJMD)
The last agency assigned to them was at the Provincial Jail Management
Division located at Brgy. Bancao-Bancao, Puerto Princesa City, Palawan. They
started their duty on March 26, 2018, on their first day most of the officer gave
them a warm welcome and when they entered the vicinity of jail the Officer-in-
charge Jose Sany S. Rabago, gave the rules and regulations inside. The Officer-in-
charge also gave them a warm welcome exercise.
After that, we were oriented and divided into five groups. In Post 1 Main,
intern Tesorio and Mallari. They helped the jail guards to assist and check all the
visitors visiting their relative that has been detained in jail by searching if there
were deadly weapons or contraband such as cellphones, sim cards and illegal
drugs before they could enter inside. In Post 1 Annex, intern Ronel Venancio and
Chardson Villarias were assigned, but instructed to leave there post for a while to
escort the inmates who were going to have a court trial in Justice Hall. Intern
Villamor and Sayson were assigned to Security Control to look at CCTV to check
if what the inmates are doing inside their cell. Intern Mari and Monte were
assigned at PJMD Admin. The officers gave them a task to encode paperwork’s
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and pass all the papers that needs a sign of the Officer-in-Charge, while in record
Section. Intern Sebua and Toriente were assigned in Recording and sometimes
ordered to find some files of the disease inmates, while intern Batulan, as a team
leader was assigned in roving to check all her group members.
Their duty is to observe inmates especially when they are going outside
their cell and they were ordered to maintain the security of jail by guarding and
enforce the rules there. They were also experience the head count of the
detainees; observe their educational livelihood program and different spiritual
belief. They were also allowed to have ceremony for every religion they have. Also
they observe most of the inmates are very hard working they have business inside
their cell so that they can earn small income that can help fulfill their needs. Also
inmates are good in making recyclable materials. In there one week duty at
Provincial Jail Management Division they observed how the inspection of newly
admitted detainees is being done and they exactly witness the work of a jail
officer and how they communicate in every inmates they are talking.
As an intern in this agency, they were ordered to give an additional
security for the inmates especially when there is a trial in court by following the
given instruction by the officers of the Provincial Jail Management Division. On
their last day, Jose Sany R. Rabago., Officer-in-Charge of this agency thanks them
personally because in there one week in Provincial Jail Management Division,
their job was very well done.
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CHAPTER III
ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION
This chapter presents what the interns had learned during the whole
internship programs on what they observed regarding to the performance of the
agencies where they are assigned.
During their internship, they gained their knowledge and skills. It helps
them to be more motivated in their works. It will also help all the interns to their
chosen profession in the near future.
2nd SOU – Maritime Group
It was an enlightening experienced on how to ride the Rubber Boat
properly and it was also a great learning for them to know the parts and functions
of Maritime Boat. They were so glad when they already saw the Joint Law
Enforcement Training Center where the marine units such as Coast Guard and
Maritime Police could train. The interns also learned to be responsible because
officers there always reminded them to have a proper uniform and always bring
the internship materials such as the head gear, night stick, and whistle. They
were also reminded that they should always go early on agency especially when
there is a flag ceremony.
PNP Crime Laboratory (SOCO)
The interns appreciates the PNP Crime Laboratory Officers for teaching
them conducting of urine test, drug test, and stencil. The knowledge gained at the
crime Laboratory office will remain to interns until they become part of law
enforcement personnel.
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The duty of interns on Palawan National School were so very valuable.
They had practiced their internship by implementing the school rules and
regulations. Implementing those policies served as a great challenge to them
because, except in complaining students, there were also parents that keep on
complaining even some rules and regulations is for the security of their own
children. But then, they enjoyed their internship in PNS even their relationship
towards the students and parents are not so good, the School Principal, the
School Securities and some teachers supporting and protecting them during their
internship.
Sta. Monica National High School (SMHS)
This immersion were became more challengeable than the internship in
Palawan National School because they ordered us to implement the rules and
regulations in school and they also want their students being always protected
but they were very lenient to their policies.
Provincial Jail Management Division (PJMD)
This is one of the exciting agency that the interns were deployed. They
have learned that the head counts of detainees were looks and sounds like the
headcounts in Army ROTC. They have also learned that good relationship with
detainees and treating them well is very important because it will make them
realize that there was people out there who will going to treat them human
without degrading them.
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CHAPTER IV
CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
Conclusion
Based on the analysis and evaluation the following conclusions were drawn;
1. The 2nd SOU – Maritime Group giving an immediate response to the
community needing their help especially on emergency situation. They are
hospitable and always giving a warm welcome to their visitors. They were strictly
implementing the agency’s rules and regulations. They loved sharing knowledge
and giving an advice to others.
2. Provincial Crime Laboratory officers were so far dedicated to their work but
being lack of facilities was noticeable in their laboratory. Most of the officers are
not too hospitable.
3. Palawan National School was strictly implementing their policies. The students
were not tolerated doing untoward things inside of the campus. The school
doesn’t informed the parents well before implementing the rules and regulations.
4. Sta. Monica High School is not strict and they can’t control the student on
escaping classes and could be able passing on the gate without or with the
knowledge or consent of the guard.
5. Provincial Jail Management Division Personnel are very responsible in making
the jail at peace and the officers are fair during entertaining and giving services to
the detainees especially to visitors.
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RECOMMENDATION
1. The 2nd SOU – Maritime Group must enhance their level of performance and
continue their good personality.
2. The Palawan Provincial Crime Laboratory office must continue their good
service in the field operation and investigation. The agency must provide more
lectures and discussions about their duties.
3. The Palawan National School should informed the student’s parents about the
new rules and regulations.
4. Sta. Monica High School must strictly implement their rules and regulation of
the school to prevent all of student doing wrongful act against their teachers and
their schoolmates.
5. Provincial Jail Management Division (PJMD) should add their materials for
maintaining their security such as CCTV Cameras. They should also build higher
fences so that detainees don’t think to escape.
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APPENDICES
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APPENDIX A. Duty order to 2nd SOU- Maritime Group (MG)
Republic of the Philippines

WESTERN PHILIPPINES UNIVERSITY
Rafols Roads, Brgy. Monica Puerto Princesa City, Palawan
Fax No. (048) 433-4367/ Mobile No. 0919-383-769
COLLEGE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION
January 08, 2018
PSUPT. GREG R. TOGONON

PSUPT/OIC 2ND SOU-MARITIME GROUP
Brgy. Sta. Lourdes, Puerto Princesa City, Palawan
Sir:
Greetings!
We would like to respectfully inform you that as arranged, the Criminology
Interns of this University currently assigned. A new group will be taking over
their place and shall be reporting for another period of two (2) weeks.
The name of, members of the new group, including that of their leader
and his/her contact number, shall be provide to your office for monitoring and
record purposes.
Anticipating your usual support and consideration, thank you very much
and God Bless.
Very truly yours,
(SGD) JOHNAN M. VILLAVERDE

OJT COORDINATOR
Noted by:
(SGD) MAPHILINDO D. LAO
Dean, College of Criminal Justice Education
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APPENDIX A. Letter Order to Provincial Police Office Crime
Laboratory

WESTERN PHILIPPINES UNIVERTY
Fax No. (048) 433-4367/ Mobile No. 0919-383-769_
January 22, 2018
RAFAEL B. ROXAS
POLICE CHIEF INSPECTOR
Brgy. Tiniguiban, Puerto Princesa City, Palawan
Sir:
Greetings!
record purposes.
and God Bless.
Very truly yours,

OJT COORDINATOR
Noted by:
1
APPENDIX A. Duty order to Palawan National School (PNS)

Fax No. (048) 433-4367/ Mobile No. 0919-383-769
February 05, 2018
EDUARDO G. SANTOS Phd

PRINCIPAL IV
Brgy. Tiniguiban, Puerto Princesa City, Palawan
Sir:
Greetings! Palawan National School

record purposes.
and God Bless.
Very truly yours,

OJT COORDINATOR
Noted by:
1
APPENDIX A. Duty order to Sta. Monica National School

Fax No. (048) 433-4367/ Mobile No. 0919-383-769
February 19, 2018
MRS. MARIVIC VELASCO

PRINCIPAL
Brgy. Sta. Monica, Puerto Princesa City, Palawan
Sir:
Greetings!
record purposes.
and God Bless.
Very truly yours,

OJT COORDINATOR
Noted by:
1
Appendix A. Duty order to Provincial Jail Management Division

P Rafols Roads, Brgy. Monica Puerto Princesa City, Palawan
Fax No. (048) 433-4367/ Mobile No. 0919-383-769
March 05, 2018
MR. JOSE SANY S. RABAGO

OIC/Assistant Warden
Brgy. Bancao-Bancao, Puerto Princesa City, Palawan
Sir:
Greetings!
record purposes.
and God Bless.
Very truly yours,

OJT COORDINATOR
Noted by:
2
APPENDIX F- LIST OF GROUP MEMBERS

PUERTO PRINCESA CAMPUS
Rafols Roads, Brgy. Monica Puerto Princesa City,
Palawan Fax No. (048) 433-4367/ Mobile No. 0919-383-
769
WPU- PPC INTERNS
GROUP 17
GROUP LEADER: BATULAN, LEIZEL D.
MEMBERS: SAYSON, ELIROSE S.
SEBUA, ANALAYN B.
TESORIO, CRISILITO M.
TOREINTE, RENIL R.
VENANCIO, RONNEL B.
VILLLAMOR JECIL G.
VILLIARIAS, CHARDSON A.
2
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2
2nd SOU- Maritime Group
The photo above was taken during the lecture of PO3 Gustilo about the
process on applying in Maritime Police.
The Interns voluntarily helped the officers brought some broken

materials to Joint Law Enforcement Agency in Brgy. Magarwak, Puerto Princesa
City.
2
The interns helped brought to Maritime Headquarter the woods materials
that will going to use in making the “Honest Store”.
The interns were commanded by PO3 Lagrada in proper handling of Rubber

Boat.
2
The interns joined the “Oplan Linis” activity of Maritime Group in Honda
bay Sta. Lourdes, PPC, Palawan.
Everyday forming is one of the daily routine of Maritime Personnel, and

the interns are required to join as if they were part of the organization.
2
Provincial Police Office Crime Laboratory
Photo above was taken during the lecture of Sir Aulida about the topic that
could be possibly seen in Board Examination.
Photo above was taken during Drug Testing conducting by Intern Batulan
and Intern Toriente.
2
Intern Batulan was assigned in Post 1 gate and handling the log book for visitors.
Intern Villamor was assigned to Post 1 gate for the inspection.
2
Sta. Monica Highschool
Intern Mallari and Intern Villamor are guarding the gate 1 of Sta. Monica and
checking if the children entering the school are really the student of the school.
Intern Sebua and Intern Mari were assigned in the school canteen to check
the student buying food during classes hours and reminding them to go back in
their respective classrooms
2
Intern Sayson ordering these two female student to go back in their rooms
but the two says that they are going to take chairs but didn’t point the same
where they can get some chairs that’s why Intern Sayson didn’t know who is
telling the truth.
The Interns were ordered to clean the school gym.
2
Provincial Jail Management Division (PJMP)
Intern Mallari and Intern Tesorio was assigned in Post 1 main.
Intern Sayson and Intern Villamor was assigned to Security Control and was
ordered to CCTV Camera.
3
Intern Batulan was assigned in PJMD Clinic to assist detainees that was going to
have a medical check up
Intern Chardson and Intern Venancio was assigned in Post 1 Annex, their duty
was to open and close the gate if there were vehicles entering and exiting the gate.
3
Intern Sebua was assigned in Garden, checking what detainees doing
3
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CRIMINOLOGY INTERNS FIELD EXPERIENCE REPORT

A FIELD EXPERIENCE NARRATIVE REPORT SUBMITTED TO

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CRIMINOLOGY

The field experience narrative report attached hereto, entitled

RUEL S. ENCELA MAPHILINDO D. LAO

Date signed Date signed

Accepted as partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree

AIMEE J. GOH MAPHILINDO D. LAO

Date Signed Date Signed

The authors wish to express their profound gratitude and sincere

appreciation to following individual who willingly participated for the

achievement of the internship.

strength, protection, and patience in overcoming the challenges brought by this

To the respected persons of the College of Criminal Justice Education, Mr.

The-Job Coordinator, and Mrs. Aimee J. Goh, the Department Chairman of

Police headed by PSUPT. Greg R. Togonon, Second, Crime Laboratory headed by

concurrent school-in-charge, Lastly, Provincial Jail and Management Division

like to acknowledge the subordinates of the said heads of the agencies.

of advice and support to finish this study;

grammatical construction of this thesis;

bestowed to the interns during the duration of this training or internship.

2nd SOU- Maritime Group 3

III ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION 12

2nd SOU- Maritime Group 12

IV CONLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS 14

APPENDIX TITLE PAGE

A Endorsement letter to 2nd SOU- Maritime Group 13

B Endorsement letter to Provincial Police 14

C Endorsement letter to Palawan National School 15

D Endorsement letter to Sta. Monica High School 16

E Endorsement letter to Provincial Jail 17

F List of Group Members 18

Place of Birth : Maasin Quezon Palawan

Civil Status : Single

Religion : Roman Catholic

Father : Juan H. Batulan

LEVEL NAME OF SCHOOL SCHOOL YEAR

Elementary : Quezon Central School 2003-2008

Place of Birth : Manlag El Nido, Palawan

Civil Status : Single

Religion : Roman Catholic

Father : Roberto A. Toriente

LEVEL NAME OF SCHOOL SCHOOL YEAR

Place of Birth : Cuyo, Palawan

Civil Status : Single

Religion : Roman Catholic

Father : Rustom E. Venancio

LEVEL NAME OF SCHOOL SCHOOL YEAR

Tertiary : Western Philippines University 2014-2018

Elementary : Magsaysay Elementary School 2003-2008

Place of Birth : Pinaglabanan Quezon, Palawan

Civil Status : Single

Religion : Roman Catholic

Father : Dante G. Villarias

LEVEL NAME OF SCHOOL SCHOOL YEAR

Elementary : Quezon Central School 2003-2008

Place of Birth : Pangarap Village Caloocan City

Civil Status : Single

Father : Eliezer S. Sayson

LEVEL NAME OF SCHOOL SCHOOL YEAR

Elementary : Pangarap Elementary School, 2003-2008

Place of Birth : Barotuan El Nido, Palawan

Civil Status : Single