campus security policies, 26 sept 2012

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PROF EDGARDO E. DAGDAG

Chief Security Officer, UP Diliman

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1. The UP Diliman Campus Area

People

Gates

Others

2. Breakdown of UP Diliman security forces 3. UP Diliman security organization

4. Features of the UP Diliman security system

5. Vision, Mission and core values of UPD security forces

6. Campus security policies

7. Crime-Prone areas in the campus

8. Crimes Committed at UP Diliman

9. Strategies to enhance capability of the UPD security forces

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AREA

493 hectares; encompasses seven barangays(Barangay UP Campus, Krus na Ligas, San Vicente, Old Capitolsite, Botocan, Culiat, Pansol)

PEOPLE not less than 120,000 people at any given time.Many of the household residents are informal settlers and

they outnumber the faculty, students nd adm staff/REPSpersonnel.

GATES UPD has 5 gates (Univ ave, Magsaysay, Ylanan,Velasquez and Jacinto. The shuster gate is also open duringrush hours.

OTHERS

students and UP personnel have no uniforms; UPcampus not enclosed by a fence; UP campus is open to thepublic at all times.

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SECURITY PERSONNEL NUMBERUPDP 42

SPECIAL SERVICES BRIGADE (SSB) 51

SECURITY GUARDS 250

GLOCKE (SOUTH SECTOR) (131)WINACE (NORTH SECTOR) (119)

TASK FORCE SCHU 15(Members are drawn from fromUPDP, Winace guards and SSB)

TOTAL 343

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NAME/OFFI CE TASKSChancellor Control and supervision of the UPD

security forces

Chief Security Officer Assists the Chancellor in controland supervision of the security

forces; manages and supervisesday-to-day security operations

UPDP Performs basic police tasks

STPS Supervises the private securityagencies

Task Force SCHU Contains the proliferation of illegalstructures and illegal settlers, etc

SSB Provides security support tooperating units

Community Safety & Welfare Com Gives policy advice to Chancellor

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01. The security forces are under faculty supervision. 02. Operating units are under UPDP supervision.

03. SGs on day shift are not authorized to carry firearms.

04. SGs are recruited by their agencies but they are subject todisciplinary action by UPD authorities

05. Security forces have defined areas of responsibilities. Ifwarranted, however, they may be tasked to engage in jointoperations.

06. Campus security will be continuously enhanced throughconduct of relevant training, salary upgrades, hiring ofqualified security personnel and use of affordable technology(e.g. barrier grates and CCTV).

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ITEMVISION The UPD security forces envision the

ever-increasing effort of police forces incolleges and universities in the

Philippines towards greaterprofessionalism. It will be an activeparticipant, contributor and leader in thiseffort.

MISSION To maintain peace and order in the UPDiliman campus by enforcing applicableuniversity rules and regulations, QuezonCity ordinances and basic laws.

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01. Commitment to public interests at alltimes

02. Professionalism and dedication to duty

03. Public service that is prompt andcourteous, without discrimination and withdue respect to human rights and UPtraditions.

04. Public accountability and loyalty tocountry, people and UP.

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01. Only qualified personnel can do guarding duties in thecampus.

02. No UP sticker, No entry without a UP-issued sticker, nomotorist can enter and exit at any gate except the Univ Ave.

03. Except for the Univ Ave, all gates close at 10 pm and

open at 5 am. 04. Deployment of SGs are rotated regularly to prevent

problems resulting from familiarization.

05. Crime deterrence through maximum police visibility

06. Strict enforcement of maximum tolerance whenconfronted with mass actions

07. Peace and order maintenance with utmost regard tohuman rights and due process of law.

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NORTH SECTOR SOUTH SECTOR1. Area 12. Shopping Center3. Molave Residence Hall

4. Area 25. Agoncillo street6. Commonwealth Avenue

1. Philcoa-Unimall area2. Palma Hall3. Hardin ng Rosas

4. Sunken Garden5. College of Education6. CP Garcia Street

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TYPE OF CRIME TOTAL PERCENTTheft 181 50.56

Robbery (building, parking areas, etc) 43 12.01

Robbery holdup 35 9.78

Physical injuries 22 6.14Damage to property 22 6.14

Student/frat related incidents 13 3.63

Robbery snatching 11 3.07

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STRATEGIC DIRECTIONS (Organizational Goals) 01. Promoting campus welfare and security

02. Maintaining excellent police-community relations andpartnership

03. Ensuring the continued and unhampered career growth

and development of UP security forces

04. Pursuing resource conservation and management

05. Pursuing technological advancement using availableaffordable technology to enhance capability to accomplishmission.

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WE NEED YOUR HELP AND COOPERATION INENHANCING THE PROFESSIONALIZATION OFTHE UPD SECURITY FORCES SO THAT ITCOULD BETTER ACCOMPLISH ITS MISSION

CONSISTENT WITH ITS CORE VALUES.

THANK YOU AND GOOD DAY.

PROF EDGARDO E. DAGDAGChief Security Officer, UP Diliman

26 Sept 2012

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