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National Headquarters, Philippine National Police Directorate For Investigation and Detective Management

The memorandum recommends: 1. Converting the Criminal Investigation and Detective Development Course to the Criminal Investigation Course, which would be shorter at 6 weeks and focused on basic investigation. 2. Having each Police Regional Office conduct at least one Criminal Investigation Course per quarter to train more investigators more quickly than having one central school. 3. Creating a standard training package and training of trainers program to ensure uniform quality when the courses are conducted regionally.

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National Headquarters, Philippine National Police Directorate For Investigation and Detective Management

The memorandum recommends: 1. Converting the Criminal Investigation and Detective Development Course to the Criminal Investigation Course, which would be shorter at 6 weeks and focused on basic investigation. 2. Having each Police Regional Office conduct at least one Criminal Investigation Course per quarter to train more investigators more quickly than having one central school. 3. Creating a standard training package and training of trainers program to ensure uniform quality when the courses are conducted regionally.

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Republic of the Philippines

Department of the Interior and Local Government


National Police Commission
NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS, PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE
DIRECTORATE FOR INVESTIGATION AND DETECTIVE MANAGEMENT
Camp Crame, Quezon City

MEMORANDUM

FOR : Chief, PNP

THRU : TDCA _________

TDCO _________

TCDS _________

TDHRDD ______

FROM : TDIDM

SUBJECT : Conversion of Criminal Investigation and Detective


Development Course(CIDDC) to Criminal Investigation
Course(CIC) and its Conduct by the Police Regional Offices

DATE : July 29, 2010

1. Reference:

a. NAPOLCOM Resolution Memo Cir Nr 97-032 dtd Feb 26, 1997 re


Enhancement of Investigation Function of the PNP through the
implementation of an Investigation and Detective Management Program.
b. Training Dir Nr 2001-13 dtd June 29, 2001 re Criminal Investigation and
Detective Management Course;
c. Training Dir Nr 2003-09 dtd Feb , 2003 re Criminal Investigation and
Detective Development Course (Revised);
d. Training Dir Nr 2006-54 dtd July, 2006 re Criminal Undercover Operation
and Management Course;
e. Training Dir dtd March 28, 2008 re Counter Terrorism Investigation and
Management Course; and
f. TDIDM Memo dtd re Case Tracking and Conviction Rate dtd July 28,
2010.

2. In line with SILG’s guidance on using conviction as one of the gauge for
measuring the efficiency and effectiveness of PNP’s investigation of crime incidents, it
is imperative that the DIDM lay out plans to address the areas that need immediate
attention.

3. One of the areas that needs immediate attention is the lack of competent
and effective field investigators who possess the skills and the right attitude to work
on a case and pursue it until the case is resolved by the courts.

4. Records at the DIDM show that as of June 2010, out of the 7,145
PCO/PNCO’s who are assigned as investigators at the PRO’s, 2,733 or about 39%
have not undergone any basic investigation course.
5. The School for Investigation and Detective Development Division(SIDD) of
DIDM currently programs two(2) Criminal Investigation and Detective Development
Courses(CIDDC) per quarter for about 100 PNCO’s thus churning out only about eight
courses or 400 graduates per year. A regular CIDD Course conducted by SIDD takes
eight(8) weeks and has a budget of P124,000.00 per course.

6. Moreover, records of SIDD also show that about 90% of the PNCOs who
attend CIDD Courses conducted here at Camp Crame are either NHQ-based personnel
who are not assigned with an investigation office or personnel from Luzon-based
PRO’s who are just taking the course to make them eligible for lateral entry. On the
other hand, less than 10% of CIDDC participants come from Visayas and Mindanao.

7. Considering that there are about 2,700 investigators who do not have formal
criminal investigation training, and considering that there are 1,700 police stations
nationwide which should have at least two(2) formally and adequately trained
investigators, the PNP will have to immediately conduct formal training for 3,400
personnel. Mathematically, it would take SIDD about eight(8) years to achieve this
alone.

8. It is apparent, therefore, that there is a need to revise the training program of


the SIDD. Towards this end, the DIDM conducted a thorough review of the SIDD
program for CIDDC vis-a-vis the current thrust of the PNP to raise the standards of its
investigative capability. The review revealed following:

a. That the conduct by SIDD of two(2) CIDDC classes per quarter is


inadequate to meet the PNP’s immediate need for thousands of formally and
properly trained investigators;

b. That the CIDD Course which incorporates investigation and detective


work in one course does not encourage or support a dynamic and progressive
career or investigative specialization for investigators and future detectives;

c. That the conduct of the CIDD Course in Camp Crame is not responsive
to the need of the field units particularly as each region may have cultural
peculiarities and as it makes it financially difficult for PNCOs coming from
Visayas and Mindanao. Furthermore, the conduct of the course in Camp Crame
denies the investigators the opportunity to develop team work and establish
liaisons among their local counterparts; and,

d. That although some regional offices conduct abbreviated CIDD


Seminars, there is no standard training package to ensure uniformity of the
conduct of training as well as training materials and methods of instructions, thus,
sacrificing the quality standards for training.

9. Against this backdrop, DIDM is convinced that there is a need to regionalize


the conduct of the criminal investigation courses for PNCOs so that if each PRO were to
conduct even just one(1) course per quarter, the PNP, through the 17 PROs, would
technically be able to produce 3,400 formally trained investigators in just one year.
The regionalization of the conduct of the course for PNCOs is not only a management
tool for Regional Directors under the dictum of “training your own men” but most
importantly it is less expensive for the participants and it will promote team work among
the investigators as well as afford them the opportunity to personally know the SOCO
officers, prosecutors and judges in their respective areas who will be invited as
instructors.

10. There is also a need to convert the current CIDDC into a purely basic
investigation course of shorter duration of six(6) weeks to be called Criminal
Investigation Course(CIC) and which the regional offices or NSUs are capable of
conducting. (There shall be a separate detective course.) Additionally, it is necessary
to standardize the conduct of training by producing a Standard Training
Package(STP) for CIC and a Training of Trainers(TOT) for CIC to ensure uniformity
and adherence to quality.

10. In view thereof, this Directorate recommends the following:

a. Conversion of the Criminal Investigation and Detective Development


Course(CIDDC) to Criminal Investigation Course(CIC) which will be a
six(6) week course focused mainly on basic investigation and the
utilization of the funds allotted thereto;

b. Conduct of Training of Trainers(TOT) for CIC to be participated by at


least two(2) selected competent and qualified PCO’s(PSInsp-PSupt)
from each PRO and selected NSUs who will eventually conduct the CIC at
their respective offices, and who will also help in preparing the Standard
Training Package(STP) for CIC;

c. All PROs and selected NSUs(CIDG, HPG, MG, AVSEGRP) to conduct


at least one(1) CIC every quarter after their selected PCOs finish the
Training of Trainers. Funds for the CIC training shall be taken from their
respective training funds;

d. SIDD, DIDM to supervise, oversee and sanction all the Criminal


Investigation Courses to be conducted by the PROs and selected NSUs to
ensure its adherence to the qualification and training standards; and,

e. Approval of attached Training Directive and Program of


Instructions(POI) for Criminal Investigation Course(CIC) and Training of
Trainers(TOT) for CIC.

11. Further recommend approval of para 10.

ARTURO G CACDAC JR, CEO VI


Police Director

CC: PNPTS

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