PSSG PATRICK MARZ AVELIN

MANDALUYONG CITY POLICE STATION

 INSTRUCTOR’S
PERSONAL
INFORMATION

Born on July 19,1983

Born at Mandaluyong MM
Civil Status : Married
CP: 09495793727
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Email: avelinpatrickmarz
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 INSTRUCTOR’S
CAREER
INFORMATION

• Appointment: PO1 December

• 28,2007 NCRPO 2008-2010
First Assignment:
RPSB (RMFB), NCRPO
• Second Assignment: 2010-2012
DPSB (DMFB), EPD
Designations: Operation
PNCO and Pre-Charge Sections

• Detail: National Police Training

Institute National Capital
• Present: Since 2012 Region Training Center
Mandaluyong CPS -EPD
Designation: 1st -Operation PNCO and
present-Pre- Charge Investigator
 INSTRUCTOR’S
EDUCATIONAL
INFORMATION

• High School: Mandaluyong City East High School

( now Mataas na Paaralang Neptali A Gonzalees) SY
1996-2000

• College : Jose Rizal University

Course: BS-Accountancy 2000- 2004

• Graduate School: Polytechnic University

of the Philippines, College of Law
Course: Juris Doctor (formerly Bachelor
of Laws) SY 2013-2018
 INSTRUCTOR’S
TRAINING
INFORMATION
Appointed as PO1 on December
28, 2007 “SINAGLAHI” NCRPO
Attended PUBLIC SAFETY
BASIC RECRUIT COURSE at
RTC 1, Aringay La Union

Criminal Investigation and

Detective Development Course
(CIDDC) Class 2010-087, SIDD-
PNPTS, Camp Crame, Quezon
City
Basic Shotgun Course
RPSB, NCRPO Instructor Development Course
Camp Bagong Diwa, Bicutan, (IDC) Class 2020-011, PNPTS,
Taguig City Camp Crame, Quezon City.
 INSTRUCTOR’S
ACHIEVEMENTS
INFORMATION
Ranked No. 6 in Public
Safety Basic Recruit
Course

Top 4 Police Officer

NAPOLCOM
Examinatioin 2011
 INSTRUCTOR’S OTHER
INFORMATION
Former Faculty
Member JRU College of
Criminology
Lecturer/Instructor:
Criminal Investigation
Course NCRPO
Barangay Trainings
Presently member of Mandaluyong CPS
NCRTC Faculty Lecturer/Instructor:
Teaching Career
Courses
 CDM
The PNP units tasked to maintain peace and order shall not interfere
with the holding of public assembly. To ensure public safety, a CDM
contingent under the command of a PCO shall be detailed and stationed at
least 100 meters away from the place where the public assembly is being
held (Batas Pambansa 880 sec. 9). In the absence of any permit from the
LGU concerned, the PCO in command should exert effort in persuading the
demonstrators to disperse peacefully and vacate the public place. In lightning
rallies or demonstrations, the Ground Commander shall exhaust efforts
through dialogue with the leaders/organizers for voluntary dispersal. In case
of failure, orderly dispersal, to include apprehension of those responsible,
shall be resorted to. Maximum tolerance must always be exercised (Batas
Pambansa 880 sec. 10).
 RULES
• the members of the CDM contingent dealing with the
demonstrators shall be in prescribed uniform.

• The CDM contingent shall not carry any kind of firearms but may be
equipped with batons or riot sticks, crash helmets with visor, gas
masks, boots or ankle-high shoes with shin guards.

• Tear gas, smoke grenades, water cannons, or any similar anti-riot

device shall not be used unless the public assembly is attended by
actual violence or serious threats of violence, or deliberate
destruction of property.
 RULES
• The organization and membership of CDM contingents, as well as
their deployment and employment, shall be in accordance with
existing PNP rules and regulations.

• For every CDM contingent, there shall be a team of negotiators.

• A separate security contingent may be organized and ready to

provide immediate assistance to the CDM contingents as the need
arises.contingent, there shall be a team of negotiators.
 RULES
• While CDM contingent should be visible, any activity which might
excite rather than calm the situation should be avoided when possible.

• the Ground Commander shall equip the CDM contingent only with rattan
sticks/truncheons/batons, shields, kevlar helmets and handcuffs.

• In situations requiring the use of batons/truncheons, only target fleshy parts of the body such as arms, torso, legs, and
thighs. Hitting protesters with the baton or truncheon on the head, face, neck, shoulder blades, elbows, fingers, groins,
knees, and ankles must be avoided since strikes to these parts may cause serious to permanent injuries, or even death.
 No public assembly with a permit shall be dispersed.
However, when a public assembly becomes violent, the
CDM contingents may disperse such public assembly in the
following manner:

• At the first sign of an impending violence, the Ground Commander shall call the attention of the leaders/organizers
of the public assembly and ask the latter to prevent any possible disturbance. CDM contingents shall hold the line to
prevent demonstrators from proceeding to other areas where the holding of a public assembly is prohibited.

• If actual violence reaches a point where rocks or other harmful objects from the participants are thrown at the
CDM contingents or the non-participants, or at any property causing damage to it, the Ground Commander
shall audibly warn the participants that if the disturbance persists, the public assembly will be dispersed;
 No public assembly with a permit shall be dispersed.
However, when a public assembly becomes violent, the
CDM contingents may disperse such public assembly in the
following manner:

• If the violence or disturbance does not stop, the Ground Commander shall audibly issue a warning to the participants of the
public assembly, and after allowing a reasonable period of time to lapse, shall immediately order it to disperse. With the use
of CDM formations, the rank of demonstrators shall be disbanded, contained, and isolated from each other, and should be
prevented from regrouping.

• Water cannons and riot sticks may be used to repel aggression and to disperse
demonstrators and reserve CDM contingents may be employed when situation requires.

• No arrest of any leader, organizer or participant shall be made unless

he/she violates a law, statute, or ordinance during the assembly.
 DURING VIOLENT STAGE

• Non-lethal weapons and equipment may be used to suppress

violence, to protect lives and prevent further damage to properties.

• PNP security elements shall be tactically deployed to provide

immediate assistance to the CDM contingents.
 PROHIBITED ACTS
1) Obstructing, impeding, disrupting or otherwise denying the exercise of the right to
peaceful assembly;
2) The unnecessary firing of firearms to disperse the public assembly.
Acts described hereunder if committed within 100 meters from the
area of activity of the public assembly;
a) The carrying of a deadly or offensive weapon or device such
as firearm, pillbox, bomb, and the like;
b) The carrying of a bladed weapon;
c) The malicious burning of any object in the streets or
thoroughfares;
d) The carrying of firearms by CDM contingents;
e) The interfering with or intentionally disturbing the holding of a
public assembly by the use of a motor vehicle, its horns and
loud sound systems;
f) The drinking of liquor or alcoholic beverages; and
g) Gambling of any kind.
 DUTIES AND TASKINGS
1) Isolate the area;

2) Secure likely targets;

3) Control the crowds;

4) Establish area control; and

5) Arrest violators.
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