College of Criminal Justice Education

2nd Floor, GET Building

Matina Campus, Davao City

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Talomo Police Station

My experience in Talomo Police Station was great it provides me a lot of

learnings specially in law enforcement line of work. The police station 3 was also the

first agency where I was deployed during my internship and this is as eye opener

experience knowing at firsthand how this organization function how they provide

excellent and trustworthy service to the public.

On the first day I was assigned to lead the team by our intern supervisor

PEMS Christy Ignacio he immediately give us a quick briefing what to do and what

not inside the Police Station. Nothing really compares when you experience the work

on what do you aspire one day to become, I am really grateful having the opportunity

even at a very short period of time serving the public, I am also really glad for the

new gift of knowledge that the Talomo Police Station provide on us this really indeed

an inspiring moment for me and for us UM Criminology interns. I know to myself that

there are still a lot of things that I need to learn for me to prepare myself in my future

field of endeavor, on the career path I am planning to tract. It is with humble pleasure

once being exposed to public service giving a wholehearted service to the

community and country.

And with a heavy heart after my 2 weeks internship inside the premises of

Police Station 3 I know to myself that soon enough I will become a regular member

of the PNP organization and because of this exposure I know to myself that I can

fulfill this dream of mine.

FRITZ DARRYL B. DIAZ

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Barangay Ma-a

We are quite fortunate to be placed in the Barangay Maa. The officers

treated us with great kindness and offered some suggestions if once we decide to
join the PNP. They also encourage us to keep going on in the face of any challenges
or troubles we may face along the way to realizing our lifelong goals. The barangay
personnel also teach us some of the personnel’s work and assist the elementary and
high school students in crossing the national highway safely. Barangay Captain
Cañete also spares time to talk with the interns to better know each other and share
his experiences from his navy life to his life as retired police and as a barangay
captain. While barangay captain Cañete shared his experiences as a barangay
captain, some things made me realize and learned about the tasks of barangay
personnel that as public servants it’s not easy as we think it is as you going to
sacrifice your family time and make your responsibilities in work as your number 1
priority. I also learned how they cope with their daily lives serving the community
without hesitation. I discovered things that were not reached by my senses before
regarding the purpose of barangays. My hands-on experiences were very limited
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because they are busy with their annual reports and important work. But this little
experience has been a big help and has a sort of impartation that I can use in my
future chosen profession that will help me mold myself and become a server of the
community.

FRITZ DARRYL B. DIAZ

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BUREAU OF JAIL MANAGEMENT AND PENOLOGY

The BJMP was the third agency that I was deployed during my internship. I
already have a lot of speculation by this time what to expect inside, entering one of
the most secured facilities in Davao City.

The very first day when we got in, we are instructed to go to the BJMP
Regional Office to join the flag ceremony. This was the first time I to go to BJMP
that’s why I don’t have any idea of what kind of area and environment this BJMP
has. We’ve thought that the persons who are wearing white t-shirt and pants are also
interns too. My team was assigned at the BJMP. We are told to go to the warden’s
office, we are warmly welcomed by the warden. He introduces his self and we
introduce our self to him. The warden also told us about the do’s and don’ts of BJMP
Mail Dormitory.

After that, he called his personnel who are assigned to different section to orient us
about their section. I was amazed when they say that their office was inside the
compound of the Person’s Deprive of Liberty (PDL). In my 2 weeks duty in BJMP
DCJ-MD, I learned a lot about their job and what life of the pdl’s has inside the
compound. Before I was thinking that when we say prison, I think that it was
dangerous to go inside. But when I experience to roam around with the jail officer,
some of them are courteous. I also observe the effort of our government to
rehabilitate and transform the lives of our PDL to return their normal way of life.
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FRITZ DARRYL B. DIAZ

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PHILIPPINE DRUG ENFORCEMENT AGENCY

The Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency is the very least agency that I have knowledge
with maybe because of the factor that it is a very secretive agency which notorious on the campaign
against illegal drugs. They work in silent and very swift on their operations.
PDEA XI made me experience teaching students and spreading awareness by conducting
room-to-room Drug Abuse Preventive Education in many Elementary schools which enhances my
capability and skills in communication and teaching. The DAPE is a vital program to educate young
students and bring awareness about the negative effects of illegal drugs and how they can ruin the
lives of every individual. As an intern student who participated and was one of the lecturers who
taught and brought awareness to the students about illegal drugs and shared my knowledge about
them, it's very heartwarming because I knew that through this activity, we saved many lives and
helped them avoid being involved in the use of illegal drugs. While discussing the given topic with the
students, I witnessed some students who are already aware of illegal drugs and have already seen
different types of drugs. According to them, they already knew it because of the residents where they
lived, and they are being exposed to places where illegal drugs are rampant. This situation serves as
an eye-opener for them that using illegal drugs brings negative effects to our lives, but at the same
time, it frightens me because the exposure they experience might lead them to use illegal drugs.

I want to express my sincere thanks for the opportunity they were provided to provide us with
knowledge and experiences we might utilize in our future jobs and enable us to avoid ignorance in the
field.

FRITZ DARRYL B. DIAZ

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IN-CAMPUS DUTY
UNIVERSITY OF MINDANAO

When compared to other agencies, this is a bit challenging because of the

pressure that we carry as we are the team assigned to facilitate the upcoming event
for the end of our internship program. Our experience in In-campus duty is only for a
period of one week. We were not given the chance to do lecture on the lower years
but instead out task divert to help our intern coordinator in securing the conduct of
meeting for the incoming batch of interns to take place properly.

I was the team leader of my group and was tasked also by our intern
coordinator to be the master ceremony for the event and at the same time the sports
coordinator. I felt nervous this was my first time. I had doubts but I know I can handle
this task.

When the D-day comes the flow of the event run smoothly, I discover from
that moment that I also have this kind of talent that maybe I need to flourished. It is
with great thanks that I was given the chance to handle this kind of responsibility.
Because of this internship experience I learned new skills and enhance more my
leadership skills.

FRITZ DARRYL B. DIAZ

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NATIONAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

"National Bureau of Investigation" is already notable for being one of the

premier law enforcement agency in the country which is notorious on its secretive

function by nature. In the NBI I found the most application in our field here in

criminology such as investigations, fingerprinting, records, etc. Honestly, I am

amazed by this agency for its peculiarity and confidentiality. When we enter the gate

a lot of clients were waiting their priority number to be called. We had our briefing

first by the intern supervisor. I was assigned at the clearance section to assist the

personnel. This section is one of the busiest sections in NBI because of the clients

who wants to get an NBI clearance.

In my duty experience in NBI is exciting and challenging because I

encounter different of people. I was challenge because there are other clients didn’t

understand and didn’t know how to speak bisaya or tagalog language. Others cannot

understand what you instruct to them and the most very important thing is I must not

make mistake because it’s their personal records.

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FRITZ DARRYL B. DIAZ
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BUREAU OF FIRE PROTECTION

We spent our two weeks of internship in the SPMC fire station reminiscing my
ROTC officer days, The training is no longer new to me but still excites me. As a fire
intern in this agency, the most thrilling aspect for me was when we practiced the
three rappelling techniques standard rappelling, Australian rappelling, and lizard
rappelling), which are all challenging to me. We also performed the LPG lighting and
we turn it off using our thumbs. We also performed how to put out the fire using the
fire extinguisher. On the other hand, we also performed zero visibility which tests our
trust and camaraderie with each other. Moreover, we also performed the wet training
practice and hose throwing which we enjoyed. I also appreciated how they handled
the interns.

I really like the practice in the BFP because I have a lot of experience and it
is applicable the real life. Even though it is hard and danger but I really tried my best
so that I can completely conquered my fear. With those activities, I develop my skills
and loss my fear in mind. It is hard but I just follow the instruction of our instructor in
as expected I did it well. We are being treated as family members. I am proud
because even If the time is short, I learned a lot and I can use it to the future
purposes.

They have rules, the programs that are well-organized, and the instructors
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are highly approachable for each activity. Despite being busy on the job, they
volunteer their time to train the interns. We are also taught how to respond to victims
and how to manage them in basic first aid. In the event of a disaster or accident, this
agency can really employ the knowledge we have gained. This priceless experience
of mine has greatly shaped me, and I can apply the information I've learned in an
emergency.

FRITZ DARRYL B. DIAZ

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BARANGAY 76-A

On our first day in barangay 76-A, the intern site supervisor Sir Alexander
Mamba instructed the interns to join the flag-raising ceremony, and he gives
instructions to the interns to proceed to the S.I.R Elementary School. Sir Mamba
divided the groups into 5 teams which will be assigned to the pedestrian lane,
Highschool department, the barangay, the elementary gate, and lastly inside the
elementary school to conduct roving. The intern site supervisor oriented us regarding
the dos and don’ts. In our two weeks of internship at barangay 76-A, I am grateful to
help the students and teachers. We conducted a community service where we make
a pathway for the students and teachers to cross to other buildings which is a great
help for them, especially in rainy seasons. Our group also donated 5 sacks of
cement for the beautification of the school pathway. Though my hands-on
experience in this barangay is not well practiced because of their busy schedule still I
am grateful to them for accepting us in our internship program, especially to our
intern supervisor who supports and help us unconditionally.
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FRITZ DARRYL B. DIAZ

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