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CHAPTER I

INTRODUCTION

This chapter presents the background of the study,

theoretical/framework, schematic diagram, statement of the

problem, significant of the study and definition of terms

relevant to the investigation. These are included for the

purpose of enriching this study on crime prevention.

Background of the study

The Community Safekeeping has been defined as the

objective to safeguard the vital core of human lives and

properties from critical ubiquitous threats, in a way that

is consistent with long term fulfillment. With this notion,

the Philippine National Police as the frontline of criminal

justice system in enforcement of law were accustomed on

protection of life and property of the public.

Crime is a significant concern in urban areas of the

Philippines Typical criminal acts include pick pocketing,

confidence schemes, acquaintance scams, and, in some cases

credit card fraud. Carjacking, kidnappings, robberies, and

violent assaults sporadically occur crimes involving theft,

physical assault, and robbery were the top three most the

police should go beyond the scope of their traditional

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duties and become increasingly conscious of the role they

can play in the solution of the major problems of society,

with particular reference to those raised by the potential

threat brought about by the escalate. The Tambulig

Philippine National Police (PNP)in terms of Police

Integrated Patrol System Barangay Peacekeeping Operation

Anti-Criminality Operation Integrated Area Community Public

Safety Services, Bantay Turista and School Safety Project as

evaluated by 120 inhabitants and 138 PNP officers from the

selected barangay of Happy Valley, Tambulig, Zamboanga del

Sur. Stratified random sampling was utilized in determining

the respondents Index crime rate were correlated with the

crime prevention strategies of the PNP in town of Happy

Valley Tambulig, Zamboanga del Sur.

A descriptive method of research was applied in this

study utilizing self-made questionnaire. The data collected

were analyzed using the main statistical tools like

frequency count, percentage, mean computation, Kruskal

Wallis Analysis of Variance and simple correlation. Findings

of the study revealed that the crime prevention strategies

in four(3) municipalities were “much effective” to include

Integrated Patrol System, Barangay Peacekeeping Operation,

Anti-Criminality Operation, Oplantokhang operation

Integrated Area Community Public Safety Services, Bantay

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Turista and School Safety Project in connection to the

responses of 158 participants.

The study was conducted with the researcher’s aim in

determining the level of effectiveness of the strategies

used by PNP Tambulig in preventing crime in the

municipality.

Theoretical/Conceptual Framework

Crime is a highly complex phenomenon that changes

across cultures and across time. Sociological approaches

suggest that crime is shaped by factors external to the

individual: their experiences within the neighborhood, the

peer group, and the family (SCCJR.UK,2016).Thus, the anti-

crime forces will take an action against.

The Philippine National Police must consistently

respond to the nature, dynamics, and characteristics of the

fast changing time. Its primary concern is focused on crime

prevention, and among the new approaches it has recently

adopted is the community-based policy doubled as COPS

Community-Oriented Policing designed to improve the

efficient delivery.

Rosebaum (1990) asserts that community policing and

problem-oriented policing represents a philosophy of

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policing more than a specific set of programs and

activities. The central elements of this philosophy include

a broader definition of what constitutes legitimate police

works, interactions between the police and citizenry,

greater attention to proactive the problem solving and crime

prevention strategies and efforts to restructure police

Bureaucracies to provide more decentralized planning and

service deliver.

According to Wilfredo Franco, director of TDPCR

2016,OplanLambat-Sibat is the more effective anti-crime

strategies and interventions that must be implemented. This

oplan is a fortified crime prevention effort using

deliberate, programmatic and sustained police operations

such as, checkpoint, oplantokhang, OplanBakal-

SitaOperations, Mobile Patrols and Beat Patrols supported by

systematic crime reporting from police community precincts

to stations.

On the basis the foregoing theories culled from the

review of various related literature and studies, the

research that serves as guide to the study is the system’

approach or Input-output devised by Stoner, Freeman and

Gilbert, Jr. (199).According to Philippine Regional Office

of Northen Mindanao, the project “Double Barrel Alpha” was

implemented and initiated by PNP headquarters to alter the

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way the police execute operations related to illegal drugs.

This will place stronger focus on arresting prominent in

personalities in the government, military, police and

business industry involved in the illegal drug trade.

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Strategies Used by PNP Level of Effectiveness

Tambulig for Crime
of Crime Prevention
Prevention
Strategies

Respondents’ Demographic
Profile
 Gender

 Age

 Occupation

 Educational attainment

Figure 1. Schematic Diagram

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Statement of the Problem

This study was conducted to determine the crime

strategies of the PNP Tambulig, Zamboangadel Sur. It aims to

answer the following questions.

1. What is the Socio-Demographic profile of respondents?

2. What are the strategies utilized by the PNP Tambulig?

3. What is the level of effectiveness of the crime

prevention strategies used by the PNP Tambulig?

4. Is there a significant relationship between the

strategies and its level of effectiveness in

preventing crime?

Significance of the Study

This study was beneficial to the following:

Barangay Resident. The result of this study will serve as

their basis in maintaining and preserving peace and order of

the community.

Barangay Official. This study will help the people in

authority to plan and implement better programs for the

safety of the locality.

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Community. It will give them the awareness about the law

and its penalties if violated and at the same time they can

in the protection of the forest by being a information.

Law Enforcement. This will serve as their guide on the

proper reinforcement for people’s safety and security from

different crimes.

Scope and Delimitation of the study

This study was conducted to the respondents of PNP

Tambulig, Zamboanga del Sur. It focuses on determining the

strategies utilized by the PNP Tambulig for crime prevention

and its level of effectiveness.

The study was limited only in the municipality of

Tambulig, Zamboanga del Sur.

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Definition of Terms

Crime. An action or omission that constitutes an offense

that may be prosecuted by the state and is punishable by

law.

Crime Prevention. It is the reduction or the elimination of

the desire and or opportunity to commit felony.

Law enforcement. It is any system by which some members

of society act in an organized manner to enforce the law by

discovering, deterring, rehabilitating, or punishing people.

Policy. A course or principle of action adapted by a

government, party business, or Individuals

Peace. Freedom from disturbance and tranquility.

Society. The aggregate of people living in a more or less

ordered community.

Strategies. A plan of action or policy designed to

achieve a major or overall aim.

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Chapter 2

REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE

This chapter presents literature and studies

relevant to the Investigation These Included for the purpose

of enriching this study on crime prevention.

Local Literature

The PNP has experienced a lot of birth pains by the

turn of the millennium various national perception survey

showed that the organization is among the most corrupt

government agencies in the country. This became a serious

national concern resulting in the conduct of in depth

studies of the main causes of its dysfunctions as a basis

for the development of real and lasting solutions (center

for police strategy management, (2014)

The PNP has since been implemented by the succession Of

PNP Chief who implemented their respective program thrust

anchored on the (12) twelve key result of areas. The

development and implementation of nineteen(19) priority

project achieved critical milestone and all the gains and

achievement after its 5th year of implementation, much

reform was still needed to be done and felt especially by

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the PNP frontline units In December 2008, the PNP Tambulig

reselected the Philippines as compact Eligible for FY.2009

in order for the Philippines to be considered in to the

compact Agreement that will provide the Anti-poverty

Financial grant, it should met the MCC eligibility criteria

in areas of ruling justly, in investing in people and

economic freedom moreover, it should adopt the Performance

Governance System(PGS) utilizing the Balance Score

Card(BSC)framework. Adopted into local circumstances and

setting with a view of providing a common reference for the

governance initiatives that could be undertaken to support

National Strategic at various levels of the Philippine

Governments and the Filipino society.

The PG’S gives much emphasis on Private-Public sector

Partnership(PPP)it considers ordinary citizens initiatives

and their own government programs that can contribute

towards the pursuit of National Strategic priorities. It

aligns private and public portfolio of initiatives and

action programs with the long-term strategic needs of our

country. In short, it invites public and private individuals

and institutions to strengthen and contribute to the common

good of the Philippines and the Filipino people.

Through a memorandum issued on July 9, 2009 by then

Executive secretary Eduardo Emita, the PNP was mandated

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together with other(3) National Government Agencies to

participate in the PNP Tambulig, program requiring the

institutionalized of (PG’S). The PNP was chosen mainly

because it was deemed ready for productive participation in

good governance based on the progress of its ITP which

provides a good basis for the adoption of comprehensive

governance system anchored on the impact that this brings to

the Community. That the PNP directly serves, in compliance

to the said memorandum, PNP letter of Instruction was

issued, mandating the initiation and Institutionalization of

the Performance Governance system in the Philippine National

Police, since then the PNP has Progressed much in cascading

PGS in all officer and units nationwide (center for Police

Strategy Management,2012).

Responding to calls about crime, disorder, Police would

be unnecessary of course police operations involve more than

just handling crime disorder by the token.

Social, Humanitarian and Cultural today as it began its

debate on crime prevention and criminal justice and

international drug control. According to the Data Privacy

Act of 2012, it is the policy of the State “to protect the

fundamental human right of privacy of communication while

ensuring free flow of information to promote innovation and

growth. Crime prevention refers to the range of strategies

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that are implemented by individual’s communities businesses,

non-government organizations and all levels of government to

target the various social and environmental factors that

increase the risk of crime, disorder and victimization (AIC

2007).

ECOSOC 2008 IPC 2009 Van Dijk de Ward 1999 there are a

variety of different approaches to crime prevention that

differ in terms of the focus of the intervention the types

of activities that are delivered the theory behind how those

activities are designed to bring about the desired results

and the mechanisms that are applied The environmental

approach, which includes situational crime prevention

techniques and broader urban planning initiatives, aims to

modify the physical environment to reduce the opportunities

for crime to occur (Crawford 1998; Hughes 2007, Sutton

Cherney White 2008).

The social approach focuses on the underlying social

and economic causes of crime in the community egg lack of

social cohesion, limited access to housing, employment,

education and health services) and on limiting the supply of

motivated offenders and includes developmental prevention

and community development models Crawford 1998, ECOSOC

2002, Hope 1995, Hughes 2007, Sutton Cherney White 2008, and

Weather burn 2004.

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The criminal justice approach refers to various

programs delivered by police, the courts and corrections

that aim to prevent recidivism among those people who have

already engaged in offending behavior and who have come into

contact with the criminal justice system ECOSOC 2002; UNODC

2010 In 2014, the most common crimes reported to authorities

were physical assault robbery and theft Metro Manila CNN

Philippines over the years, authorities and law enforcement

agencies have been combating criminals – whether big-time or

petty, tech-savvy or otherwise During a press conference

this week.

Dir. Gen. Ricardo Marquez Philippine National Police

PNP chief said that he will focus more on tracking down

criminals He adds that his plan is to reduce crimes by

implementing foot patrols and setting up more checkpoints in

strategic areas This is an opportune time to focus more in

doing the core functions of the police and that is

patrolling the streets in our communities to prevent crimes,

to make sure that crimes are properly investigated if we

failed to prevent them from happening and to track down and

take down most wanted criminals and criminal gangs, Marquez

said.
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Foreign Studies.

This essay analyzes previous studies evaluating the effectiveness

of the crime prevention policies adopted by the Government of Minas

Gerais (Brazil). In this work, greater emphasis is placed on studies

evaluating outcomes than on studies dealing with the process of setting

up and implementing programs and projects. In order to allow a more

systematic discussion, the Maryland Scale, which categorizes research

and evaluations according to the methodological strengths and

weaknesses in five levels, is employed. Subsequently, the authors draw

a parallel between Brazil and other settings. Finally, this essay lays

out the implications of this discussion regarding the prevention

programs. 

What are the most important effects of these policies for

reducing crime. The difficulty of evaluating these policies

partly stems from the fact that social policies are devised and

implemented at different levels of public administration

(municipal, state, and federal). In Brazil for instance, such

policies are under the control of state governments.

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Chapter 3

RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

Research Design

This study used descriptive method to determine the

crime prevention strategies of the PNP of Tambulig,

Zamboanga del Sur using descriptive checklist.

Research Environment

The study shall be conducted in the municipality of

Tambulig, Zamboanga del Sur.

Research Respondents

The respondents of this study are the selected 50

residents of Tambulig, Zamboanga del Sur.

Research Instruments

This study utilized a questionnaire checklist in

gathering data and the needed information to accomplish the

purpose of this investigation. The questionnaire was divided

into (3) parts:

1. Part1. Socio-Demographic profile of respondents.

2. Part2. The strategies utilized by the PNP Tambulig.

3. Part3. The level of effectiveness of the crime

prevention strategies of the PNP Tambulig.

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Statistical Instruments

The responses of the respondents to the self-made

questionnaire-checklist were carefully tallied, tabulated

and organized including those derive from interviews,

observation and documentary analysis. The data were

presented, analyzed and interpreted with the used of

weighted arithmetic mean, and frequency counts.

Frequency and percentage were used to analyze the data

in determining the respondents’ perception on the level of

effectiveness of the strategies used by the PNP Tambulig for

crime prevention.

Data Gathering Procedure

Before the administration of the questionnaire, the

researchers ask permission from the School Head through an

official communication. Upon approval, the researchers send

a letter to the PNP Tambulig asking permission to conduct

their study, upon its approval, the researcher administer

the questionnaire to the respondents. The questionnaire was

retrieved immediately after answering. The data were

tabulated, analyzed, and interpreted.

Statistical Treatment

The responses of the respondents to the self-made

questionnaire-checklist were carefully tallied, tabulated

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and organized including those derive from interviews,

observation and documentary analysis.

The data were presented, analyzed and interpreted with

the used of Weighted Mean, frequency counts, percentage and

ranking system.

The presentation, analysis and interpretation of the

data were based on the weighted mean as shown by the scale

ranges as follows (Calderon, 1993).

To test the hypothesis between the strategies utilized

by the PNP Tambulig and its effectiveness in preventing

crimes, Pearson product moment correlation and t-test were

used.

Hypothesis of the study was tested at 0.05 level of

significance.

To test the significant relationship between the two

variables, t-test was used.

r
t=
1−r 2
√ n−2

Where:

Chapter 4
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PRESENTATION, INTERPRETATION AND ANALYSIS OF DATA

The data gathered from the different respondents were

presented, analyzed and interpreted in this chapter. All

questions in the statement of the problem were given answers

through presentations and subsequently given treatment,

analysis and interpretation.

Table 1. Percentage Distribution of Respondents in Terms of

Gender

Gender Frequency Percentage

Male 26 52%
Female 24 48%
Total 50 100%

Table 1 displays the percentage distribution of

respondents according to gender. Out of 50 respondents, 26

or 52% of them are males and 24 or 48% are females.

Table 2. Percentage Distribution of Respondents in Terms of

Age

Age Frequency Percentage

47 – 52 years old 4 8%
41 – 46 years old 8 16%
37 – 40 years old 17 34%
25 – 30 years old 18 36%
19 – 24 years old 3 6%
Total 50 100%
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Table 2 displays the percentage distribution of

respondents according to age. Out of 50 respondents, 4 or 8%

are 47–52 years old,8 or 16% are 41-46 years old,17 or 34%

are 37-40 years old. 18 or 36% ages 25-30 years old and 3 or

6% ages 19-24 years old.

Table 3. Percentage Distribution of Respondents in Terms of

Respondent’s Occupation

Occupation Frequency Percentage

PNP 5 10%
SG 3 6%
Saleslady 3 6%
Businessman/woman 7 14%
Housewife 9 18%
Driver 1 2%
Construction worker 3 6%
Farmer 12 24%
Teacher 3 6%
Barangay official 2 4%
Janitor 1 2%
Social worker 1 2%
Total 50 100%

Table 3 shows the percentage distribution of

respondent’s occupation. There are 5 or 10% are member of

the PNP, 3 or 6% are SG, saleslady, construction worker and

teacher. 7 or 14% are businessman/woman, 9 or 18% are

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housewife, 12 or 24% are farmers, 2 or 4% are barangay

officials and 1 or 2% are driver, janitor and social worker.

Table 4. Percentage Distribution of Respondents in Terms of

Educational Attainment

Educational Attainment Frequency Percentage

Elementary Graduate 11 22%
High School Graduate 22 44%
College Graduate 17 34%
Total 50 100%

Table 4 displays the percentage distribution of

respondents in terms of educational attainment. Out of 50

respondents, 11 or 22% are elementary graduates,22 or 44%

are high school graduates and 17 or 34% are college

graduate.

Table 5. Percentage Distribution of the Strategies of Crime

Prevention used by the PNP Tambulig

Strategies Frequency Percentage

Beat Patrol 3 6%
Checkpoint 20 40%
Cyber Patrol 3 6%
Foot Patrol 3 6%
Mobile Patrol 6 12%
Motorcycle Patrol 6 12%
OplanTokhang 6 12%
OplanLambatSibat 1 2%
Symposium 1 2%
School Safety Project 1 2%
Total 50 50
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Table 5 displays the percentage distribution of strategies

used by PNP Tambulig for Crime Prevention. Out of 50

respondents, 3 or 6% uses beat patrol, cyber patrol and foot

patrol;20 or 40% uses checkpoints; 6 or 12% uses mobile

patrol, motorcycle patrol and oplan tokhang. 1 or 2% uses

oplan lambat sibat, symposium and school safety projects.

Table 6. Responses of Respondents on the Level of

Effectiveness of the Strategies used by the PNP

Strategies AWV I
Beat Patrol 2.220 Effective
Checkpoint 2.560 Very Effective
Cyber Patrol 1.180 Not Effective
Foot Patrol 2.380 Effective
Mobile Patrol 2.320 Effective
Motorcycle Patrol 2.300 Effective
OplanTokhang 1.700 Effective
OplanLambatSibat 1.100 Not Effective
Symposium 2.220 Effective
School Safety Project 1.620 Effective
AWM 1.960 Effective
T-test Result:
computed t-value = 1.314 df = 14
critical t-value = 1.761 p = 0.05

Furthermore, the rating scale below is utilized in obtaining

the weighted responses.

Range Adjectival Equivalent

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2.50 – 3.00 Very Effective (VE)

1.50 – 2.49 Effective (E)
1.00 – 1.49 Not Effective (NE)

As shown in Table 6, data shows that among the

Strategies utilized by PNP Tambulig, Checkpoint is the

highest in rank with a mean of “2.560” which interpreted as

“Very Effective” and the lowest in rank with a mean of

“1.100” is OplanLambatSibat which interpreted as “Not

Effective”. This means that Checkpoint is the most utilized

strategy in crime prevention.

Table 5. Relationship between the strategies and its

effectiveness in Crime prevention

r-
Factors Ʃ (data) Ʃ (data)2
coefficient
Strategies (x) 24.00 1436
0.26754
Effectiveness (y) 29.90 5010

As shown in Table 5, the Pearson product moment of

correlation coefficient between the strategies and its

effectiveness is 0.26754. This implies that the relationship

between the two variables is positive weak correlations.

To test the significant relationship between the two

variables, t-test will be used.

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( 24 )∗( 29.9 )
r=
√ [ ( 1436 ) (5010)]
r =0.26754

r 0.26754
t= t=
2
1−r
√ n−2 √ 1−(0.26754)2
50−2

t = 1.9237

The absolute computed value of t is 1.9237 at 0.05

level of significance with 49 as the degrees of freedom, the

critical value of t is 1.676. Thus the computed value of t

is greater than the critical value, hence, the null

hypothesis was rejected which means that the study shows

that there is a significant relationship between the

strategies employed by PNP Tambulig in preventing crime and

its effectiveness.

Chapter 5

FINDINGS, CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS

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This chapter presents the findings, conclusions, and

recommendations that are based from the results of the

study. The chapter discusses the main points of the study

and some recommendations for its further improvement.

Findings

The study sought to determine the level of

effectiveness of the strategies used by PNP in crime

prevention. The respondents were the selected 50residents of

Tambulig, Zamboanga del Sur.

1. Data showed that 36% of the respondents were ages 25 –

30 years old and 52% of them are males.

2. Data also showed that 24% of them are farmers and 44%

are high school graduates.

3. Among the ten strategies used by PNP in crime

prevention; checkpoint got the highest percentage of

40.

4. Among the ten strategies, checkpoint got the highest

frequency of 20 or 40%.
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5. Data revealed that there is a significant relationship

between the strategies employed by PNP Tambulig in

crime prevention and its effectiveness.

Conclusions

Based from the findings the following conclusions were

drawn:

1. Most of the respondents ages 25-30 years old and

majority of them are males.

2. Majority of the respondents are farmers and high school

graduates since most of the natives of Tambulig are

into farming at the very early age as it is their most

way of living in the municipality.

3. Checkpoint is an effective strategy used by PNP in

preventing crimes since it is the most utilized

strategy employed by local authority in the province.

Recommendations

From the information gathered by the researcher, the

following recommendations were made:

1. The whole community of Tambulig, Zamboanga del Sur must

be more vigilant and encourage non-resident to

obediently pass through any checkpoints and must obey

the laws implemented by authorities.

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2. The Local Government Unit must plan other schemes and

strategies in advance if checkpoint will not be an

effective strategy in preventing crimes in the future.

3. The law enforcer must be more vigilant and strict in

implementing checkpoints and other strategies for

people’s safety and security from different crimes.

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APPENDIX A

PERMISSION LETTER

APPENDIX B
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SURVEY QUESTIONNAIRE

REPUBLIC OF THE PHILLIPPINES

J.H CERILLES STATE COLLEGE- MOLAVE ESU

MOLAVE ZAMBOANGA DEL SUR

Questionnaire-checklist

Socio-Demographic Profile of the respondents.

Direction: Provide a tick () on the boxes that correspond

to your answer.

I. Socio-Demographic profile of the respondents

Gender: Male Female

Age (pls. specify)______

Occupation (pls. specify)_______

Education Attainment(pls. specify)_______

II. What are the crime Prevention Strategies Employed by

the PNP Tambulig

Beat patrol Oplantokhang

Checkpoint Oplanlambat sibat

Cyber patrol Symposium

Foot patrol School Safety Project

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Mobile patrol Others specify___

Motorcycle patrol

III. What is of effectiveness of crime prevention strategies

of the PNP Tambulig.

Strategies Very Less Not

Effective Effective Effective

Beat patrol
Checkpoint
Cyber patrol
Foot patrol
Mobile patrol
Motorcycle patrol
Oplantokhang
Oplanlambat sibat
Symposium
School Safety

Project
Others(pls.)

specify