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P/CDT Rovic Josh Rj T Afuyog, PNPA, Silang (2025)

09/03/2025

Today marks the end of Phase 3 of our Cadet Attachment Program, and I couldn’t be prouder as we celebrate our cadets’ achievements! The Case-based Scenario training has given us the tools to face real-life challenges, and we're excited to put these lessons into practice as future police officers.

Throughout this program, we've gained valuable experience in critical thinking, problem-solving, and clear communication. We’ve learned to work together smoothly as a team, think quickly, and make well-informed decisions under pressure.

As we move forward, we are committed to maintaining the highest standards of professionalism, integrity, and compassion. We’re ready to serve our communities with dedication, empathy, and courage.

09/03/2025

On Day 6 of the CAP Case-Based Scenario, we faced a simulated bomb incident that highlighted the need for quick, coordinated crisis management and staying calm under pressure. This led to the formation of an INCIDENT RESPONSE TEAM. Later, we participated in a staff conference discussing police extortion, which emphasized the importance of internal accountability and ethical behavior in maintaining public trust in the Internal Affairs Services (IAS). The day underscored the two key roles of law enforcement: effectively handling external threats while also upholding internal integrity to ensure public confidence.

07/03/2025

Our station took part in an Internal Security Operations (ISO) mission to stop threats from Communist Terrorist Group (CTG) members. It was a tough situation that tested our planning, teamwork, and tactical skills. When the camp defense plan was activated during a simulated attack on the station, we had to act fast and stay calm under pressure. The exercises showed us how important it is to stay alert, make quick decisions, and work well as a team in tough situations. It really made us realize how crucial security measures are to protect both our team and the community.

07/03/2025

Day 4 of CAP Phase 3 was about balancing planning with caring for the community. We started with a meeting led by PLTCOL CHRISTIANSON BALTAZAR, focusing on how to protect the camp from possible terror attacks, teaching us the importance of staying ahead in security. Later, we dealt with VAWC complaints, learning how to be compassionate and follow the law to help those in need. This day showed us that being in law enforcement means being ready for big threats while also being kind and helpful to individuals.

07/03/2025

Day 3 of CAP Phase 3 gave us a well-rounded experience of what policing is all about. It started with the turnover ceremony for the new Chief of Police, PLTCOL CHRISTIANSON BALTAZAR, marking a smooth transition of leadership. Then, we took part in a community engagement event for Women’s Month, which was a great opportunity to build trust with the public. We also dealt with real-life situations, like responding to citizen complaints about robbery and theft, where we learned the importance of empathy and being precise. In the evening, we simulated a buy-bust operation that tested our tactical skills and knowledge of the law. It was a tough day, but it really showed us how diverse the roles of the PNP are, requiring us to be both connected to the community and sharp in operational tasks.

07/03/2025

Day 2 of the Cadet Attachment Program started with the "TAMANG BIHIS INSPECTION," where we focused on discipline and being fully prepared for the tasks ahead. After that, we took part in a "COMELEC Checkpoint" simulation. This shift from personal standards to our civic duties really showed us the wide range of responsibilities that come with law enforcement. It was an eye-opener, teaching us how to balance attention to detail while playing a key role in supporting democratic processes and keeping things orderly during the 2025 National and Local Elections.

07/03/2025

Day 1 of the Cadet Attachment Program Phase 3 began with an opening ceremony, kicking off a hands-on journey where we moved from theory to real-life scenarios. We set up our mock station, WALANG KATULAD MUNICIPAL POLICE STATION, and later that evening, we dove into the "Riding in Tandem" simulation. This exercise really pushed us to think critically and work together as a team. It was a great way to experience routine police operations firsthand, helping us understand how important it is to adapt quickly and make fast, decisive decisions in real-world situations.

22/02/2025

SILANG, CAVITE – February 20, 2025** – Team 9 of the Cadet Attachment Program wrapped up their field training with a case folder defense exercise, marking the culmination of weeks of hands-on learning and practice.

The day started with morning accounting and physical training, reinforcing discipline and resilience. The highlight of the day took place at Silang MPS, where cadets presented their case folders—covering buy-bust operations, search warrants, and shooting incidents—to PCAPT Susmerano. This exercise tested their ability to analyze evidence, follow legal procedures, and confidently present their findings.

Each cadet was challenged to defend their investigative approach, demonstrating their understanding of proper protocols, legal standards, and case documentation. The exercise emphasized critical thinking, attention to detail, and professional communication—essential skills for both police work and courtroom proceedings.

To celebrate their progress, the cadets ended the day at Banana Island Resort, reflecting on their journey from students to skilled practitioners. This final challenge confirmed their readiness to serve with **Service, Honor, and Justice.

22/02/2025

On February 19, 2025, Team 9 of the Cadet Attachment Program focused on final preparations for the upcoming CAP Defense exercise, sharpening both their mental and physical skills for law enforcement.

The day began with the usual morning accounting and "TAMANG BIHIS" inspection, reinforcing discipline and professionalism. Cadets then completed their case folders, applying investigative principles to real-world scenarios like buy-bust operations, search warrants, robberies, and shooting incidents. This exercise tested their skills in evidence collection, documentation, and procedural accuracy—key to solving cases effectively.

In the afternoon, cadets underwent intense physical training at Banana Island Resort in Silang, Cavite, building their stamina, endurance, and resilience. This balance of mental preparation and physical conditioning highlighted the program’s goal of developing well-rounded, confident, and capable future officers.

22/02/2025

SILANG, CAVITE – February 18, 2025** – Team 9 of the Cadet Attachment Program (Phase 2) spent the day strengthening both their minds and bodies, preparing for the challenges of law enforcement.

The day started with morning accounting and the "TAMANG BIHIS" inspection, reinforcing discipline and attention to detail. Cadets then focused on case folder preparation, practicing how to document and analyze cases like buy-bust operations, search warrants, and shooting incidents—key skills for their upcoming CAP Defense exercise.

In the afternoon, they shifted to physical training at Banana Island Resort in Silang, Cavite, emphasizing the importance of fitness in maintaining strength, agility, and endurance. This combination of mental and physical training highlighted that effective policing requires both sharp thinking and physical readiness.

Through this well-rounded training, Team 9 continues to develop the critical skills, resilience, and discipline needed to serve as capable and dedicated law enforcers.

22/02/2025

SILANG, CAVITE – February 17, 2025** – Team 9 of the Cadet Attachment Program spent the day honing their practical case preparation skills, turning classroom lessons into real-world law enforcement practice.

The day started with the usual morning accounting and "TAMANG BIHIS" inspection, reinforcing discipline and professionalism. PSSG Reiniel Legaspi then led an engaging session on buy-bust case folders and search warrants, using real-life cases to illustrate the best practices for evidence documentation and legal procedures. This hands-on discussion helped cadets understand the key elements needed for successful and lawful police operations.

The highlight of the day was a practical exercise where cadets organized and documented case folders for different scenarios, such as buy-bust operations, search warrants, and shooting incidents. This activity served as direct preparation for their upcoming CAP Defense, sharpening their skills in case documentation, legal procedures, and critical thinking.

By applying their knowledge in a real-world context, Team 9 gained a deeper appreciation for accuracy, attention to detail, and adherence to legal standards in police investigations. As part of the SINAGLAWIN Class of 2025, they remain dedicated to upholding justice with skill, integrity, and professionalism.

22/02/2025

SILANG, CAVITE – On February 14, 2025, Team 9 of the Cadet Attachment Program (Phase 2) at Silang Municipal Police Station took on a unique blend of responsibilities—sharpening investigative skills while also engaging with the community.

The day started with morning accounting and the "TAMANG BIHIS" inspection, reinforcing the values of discipline and professionalism. Later, PCPT Susmerano guided the cadets through a case folder review, offering hands-on insights into investigation techniques, evidence analysis, and the prosecution process. This practical session deepened our understanding of the careful and detailed work required to build strong, evidence-based cases.

In the afternoon, PLTCOL Gonzaga led Team 9 in a special Valentine’s Day community outreach, where cadets handed out roses to residents of Silang. This simple yet meaningful gesture aimed to strengthen the bond between law enforcement and the community, showing that policing isn’t just about enforcing laws—it’s also about building trust, kindness, and connection.

The day was a reminder that being an effective law enforcer means balancing strong investigative skills with genuine community engagement. As part of the SINAGLAWIN Class of 2025, Team 9 remains committed to serving with both dedication and heart.

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