CHAPTER II: LESSON 1&2 (QUICHO, QUINONES)

True (page 76) 1. Any peace officer who arrest as a person without warrant may be liable
under article 125 of PRC (Arbitrary Detention).

True (Page 78) 2. In PNP SOP, Freeze or restrain the suspect is one of the initial contact
during the person to be arrested.

True(pp.78) 3. Giving such information will imperil the arrest?

True (pp.81) 4. In Police Blotter, all types of operational and undercover dispatches shall be
recorded containing the Five W's and one H of information.

True (pp.81) 5. When the operational partakes of nature of a raid, informing or coordinating
with local police authorities is advisable.

True(pp.82) 6. Minors arrested shall be processed in accordance to Republic Act 9344 as

amended.

True (pp. 85)7. The two Modes of Search are the Search with Warrant and Warrantless
Search.

True (pp. 85) 8. The presence of probable cause is determined personally by the judge after
an examination.

True (pp.86) 9. The Officer must forthwith deliver the property seized to the judge who
issued the warrant, together with a true inventory thereof duly verified under oath.

True (pp. 91) 10. To obtain evidence of illegal activity by surprising the offenders in
flagrante delicto is one of the purposes of raid.
CHAPTER II: LESSON 3 (ABARIENTOS, AGAPAY JL)

TRUE (pg. 90) 1. In conducting a raid, it must be legal, having its basis in lawful process
and conducted in a legal manner through search warrant or warrant of arrest.

FALSE (pg. 92) 2. It is not imperative that immediately before the service of a search
warrant the team leader should see to it that proper coordination is made with the station
commander having jurisdiction over the target premises.

TRUE (pg. 92) 3. In planning the raid for its success, make sure your plans avoid cross fires.

TRUE (pg. 93) 4. Don’t shoot to kill unless very imperative.

FALSE (pg. 93) 5. Use raiders that are not well acquainted with each other.

TRUE (pg. 94) 6. The police officer must first issue a verbal warning before he could use
force against an offender.

FALSE (pg. 94) 7. The excessive use of force during police operation is not prohibited.

TRUE (pg. 94) 8. The verbal warning shall be done in a loud and clear manner.

FALSE (pg. 95) 9. Entrapment is an act by which one incites another to do something, as to
injure a third person, or to commit some crime or misdemeanor.

FALSE (pg. 95) 10. Instigation is a practice whereby a law enforcement agent or agent of
the state induces a person to commit a “crime” that the person would have otherwise been
unlikely or unwilling to commit.
CHAPTER III: LESSON 1&2 (AGAPAY R., AGPAY)

T (Lesson 1 Page 106) 1. Evidence, in its legal definition, is the means, sanctioned by these
rules, of ascertaining in a judicial proceeding the truth respecting a matter of fact.

T (Lesson 1 Page 106) 2. Evidence refers to all the means by which any alleged matter of
fact whose truth is investigated at judicial trial is established or disproved.

T (Lesson 1 Page 107) 3. Tracing Evidence, these evidence that may assist the investigator
in locating the suspect.

T (Lesson 1 Page 108) 4. Biological Evidence, it refers to the evidence that is commonly
recovered in crime scenes.

T (Lesson 1Page 108) 5. Transient Evidence, it refers to evidence that by its very nature can
be easily change or lost.

T (Lesson 2 Page 110) 6. Direct Evidence, it is that which proves the fact that in dispute
without the aid of any inference or presumption.

T (Lesson 2 Page 110) 7. Circumstancial Evidence, the proof of fact or facts from which,
taken either singly or collectively, the existence of a particular fact in dispute may be
inferred as a necessary or probable consequences.

T (Lesson 2 Page 111) 8. Prima Facie Evidence, this evidence suffices for the proof of a
particular fact until contradicted by other evidence.

T (Lesson 2 Page 111) 9. Cumulative Evidence, this evidence is of the same kind and
character as that already given tends to prove the same proposition.

T (Lesson 2 Page 112) 10. Credible Evidence, evidence is credible if it is not only admissible
evidence but also believable and used by the court in deciding cases.
Chapter III: Lesson 3 (AGTUCA AND AGRAVANTE)

T (Page 112) 1. The blood is important evidence in homicide, assaults, robberies, or other
cases where it may be spilled.
T (Page 113) 2. Use clean, disposable pipette or eyedropper for each sample collected are
parts of collection of liquid blood?
F (Page 113) 3. Do not mix areas where samples are collected. It is part of collection of
liquid blood?
T (Page 114) 4. The fiber is excellent as tracing evidence when clothing cross
contamination takes place.
T (Page 116) 5. Bullet explains that whether it was fired from specific weapon, provided the
weapon is available for test purposes.
T (Page 120) 6. Latent fingerprints are made of the sweat and oil on the skins surface?
T (Page 120) 7. Patent fingerprints can be made by blood, grease, ink, or dirt?
F (Page 120) 8. Plastic fingerprints are three-dimensional impression and can be made by
pressing your fingers in fresh paint, water, soap, or tar?
T (Page 119) 9. The primary precaution in all cases is the prevention of adding fingerprints
to evidence, or of destroying those already present.
T (Page 117) 10. When tags are use, make corresponding entry in the tag and attach it
securely to the object.
CHAPTER III - LESSON 4 (ALILANO, ALETA)

T (pg. 120) 1. In collecting and preserving evidence, use disposable equipment for
preliminary tests and collection of trace evidence.

T (pg. 121) 2. Do not mix materials/samples from different people, for example clothes, in
the same parcel.

T (pg. 123) 3. If a skilled investigative illustrator is available, a picture of the person to be

identified may be drawn or sketched (Cartographic Sketch).

T (pg. 125) 4. The chain of custody proves the integrity of a piece of evidence.

T (pg. 125) 5. Chain of Custody is defined as the number of persons who handled and
possessed the pieces of evidence the moment that they were collected, marked and tagged,
up to the time of the final disposition of the case.

T (pg. 123) 6. In a miniature model of a scene or of a human body indicating marks of the
various aspects of the things to be preserved, an anatomical model or statuette may be
used and injuries are indicated with their appropriate legends.

F (pg. 124) 7. Protection of evidence from loss or contamination is not essential.

T (pg. 121) 8. A package is considered as sealed if the contents are properly secured in
place and the seal/container is not tampered. The person sealing the evidence shall place
his initial or individual identifier across the seal or tape on the package.

F (pg. 122) 9. Portrait Parle is also called Spoken portrait.

T (pg. 122) 10. Description is done by putting into words the person or thing to be
observed.
CHAPTER IV - LESSON 1 (AMARO, ARROYO) PAGE 132-134

1. CRIME SCENE MANAGEMENT, CRIME SCENE PROCESSING, AND CRIME SCENE

INVESTIGATION HAVE SIMILAR MEANING AND APPLICATION? TRUE
2. CRIME SCENE IS REFERS TO A VENUE OR PLACE WHERE ALLEGED CRIME OR EVENT
HAS COMMITTED? TRUE
3. OUTDOOR CRIME SCENE ENTAILS THAT OFFENDERS COMMITTED CRIME IN AN
ENCLOSED PLACE? FALSE (INDOOR CRIME SCENE)
4. INDOOR CRIME SCENE, OUTDOOR CRIME SCENE, CONTINUING CRIME SCENE AND
CONVEYANCE IS UNDER CRIME SCENE AT TO COMMISION? FALSE (CRIME SCENE
AS TO LOCATION)
5. CRIME SCENE MAY ALSO CALLED TREASURE ISLAND IN CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION?
TRUE
6. CONTINUING CRIME SCENE HAS A MIXED LOCATION FROM OUTDOOR TO INDOOR
OR VICE VERSA? TRUE
7. VEHICLES BURGALRY, GRAND THEFT, CAR THEFT ARE INCLUDED IN MEANS OF
TRANSPORTATION UNDER CONVEYANCE? TRUE
8. CRIMES COMMITED IN VEHICLES AS THE OBJECT OF CRIME IS CONTINUING CRIME
SCENE? FALSE (CONVEYANCE)
9. DAYTIME AND NIGHT TIME CRIME SCENE IS A CRIME COMMITTED WITHIN SUNRISE
TO SUNSET? TRUE
10. CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION REFERS TO THE POST-INCIDENT POLICE
OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES UNDERTAKEN AT THE CRIME SCENE? TRUE
CHAPTER IV - LESSON 2 (AZUR, BARQUILLA)

True (page138) 1. Photographer is the one who takes photograph of all pieces of evidence
and all others matters at the crime scene.

False (Sketchers) (page 138) 2. Team leader is the one who makes sketches of the
immediate background, and inside the scene of the crime

False (Evidence processor or collector) (page 138) 3. Driver of security are in charge for
identification and collection of all evidence found at the crime scene.

True (page 138) 4. Forensic specialist is the one who by reason of academic preparation
series of trainings and occupational exposures had acquired technical expertise in various
forensic areas such as physical, fingerprint, photography etc.

True (page 134) 5. Team leader is the one responsible for the safety and work performance
of the individual members of the soco team at the crime scene
True (page 138) 6. Locking down the crime scene is a process of isolating the crime scene
inside a perimeter
True (page 140) 7. Coordinated efforts is the entire team must coordinate their efforts in
order for everyone to pursue the same goal.
True (page 140) 8. Skills and tools a technician must have the appropriate equipment and
be skilled with it in order to collect the various types of evidence they may encounter.
True (page 138) 9. Sketcher is the who make sketches of the immediate, background, and
inside the scene of the crime.
True (page 136) 10. Multi-level containment is involve two barriers which creates three
areas of access, it is keeps support police out of the actual scene and others at a safe
distance.
CHAPTER IV - LESSON 3 (BERJA, COLLANTES)

*True Page 141 1. One of the main tasks of First Responders is to cordon off and protect
the area.
*True Page 142 2. The other members of the FR shall remain at the crime scene to secure
the premises.
*True Page 144 3. Field inquiry refers to the general questioning of all the persons at near
or around the crime scene for purposes of gathering into about the crime.
*False. Administrative worksheet Page 144 4. Narrative Description is used in documenting
major events, times and movements relating to the search efforts.
*True Page 144 5. Latent-Print lift log records how fingerprints band other prints at the CS
are discovered, collected (lifted), marked and packaged.
*True Page 145 6.Sketching records crime scenes, exact location, position, measurements,
orientation and details of finding in a sketch lad through symbols, arts and figures.
*True Page 145 7.Each crime is different according to the physical nature of the scene and
the crimes or offense involved.
*True Page 146 8.Collection of evidence is accomplished after the search is completed, the
rough sketch finished and photographs taken.
*True Page 146 9.The investigator places his initial, the date and time of discovery on each
item of evidence for proper identification.
*True Page 148 10.All collected evidence can only be released upon order of the court or
prosecutor, as the case maybe.
CHAPTER IV: LESSON 5 (CUADRO, DARILAY)

TRUE (pg.155) 1. Sketch is the graphic representation of the scene of the crime with
complete measurements of the relative distances of relevant object and conditions obtaining
therein.

FALSE (pg. 156) 2. Sketch is not the most simplistic manner to present crime scene layout
and measurements.

Correct answer: it is the most

TRUE (pg. 156) 3. Sketching in crime scene is admissible in court.

TRUE (pg. 156) 4. Location of incident is the place where the incident happened.

TRUE (pg. 156) 5. Date and time of incident is the parts of sketch

TRUE (pg. 157) 6. Finished sketch with a scale of proportion and drawn by draftsman which
can be used for court Presentation

TRUE (pg. 157) 7. Rough Sketch is a sketch made by the investigator at the crime scene
which is full of important details but without the scale of proportion.

TRUE (pg. 159) 8. Sketch of details it includes the positions and exact location of the
physical evidence in the crime scene.

FALSE (pg. 160) 9. Baseline mapping is a mapping method that slightly more accurate
variation of the baseline method because it utilizes two such baselines instead of one.

Correct answer: Rectangular Coordinate Mapping

TRUE (pg. 163) 10. Advance mapping techniques has the benefits to provide precise
electronic distance measurement and are extremely useful in mapping large-scale scenes
and events.
CHAPTER V - LESSON 1 (ENCISO, ESPINOCILLA)

T (pg. 172) 1. Intelligence is the ability to learn or understand or to deal with new or trying
situations or the ability to apply knowledge to manipulate one's environment or to think
abstractly as measured by objective criteria.

F (pg. 173) 2. The earliest mention of spying in the Old Testament occurs in the story of
Rahab. – Joseph

F (pg. 173) 3. In the two spying incident in the bible, the first incident occurred under the
direction of Joshua shortly after he led the Israelities out of Egypt. – Moses

T (pg. 173) 4. In the two spying incident in the bible, the second occurred approximately 40
years later under the direction of Joshua.

T (pg. 174) 5. Delilah was bribed by the lord of the Philistines to discover the source of
Samson’s strength.

T (pg. 175) 6. The first steganographic (the use of hidden writing) technique was
developed in ancient Greece around 440 B.C.

F (pg. 175) 7. Leon Battista Alberti devised a new form of cryptography that combined
enciphering and steganography. – Francis Bacon

T (pg. 176) 8. Giovanni Porta was a practitioner of the art of steganography, secret writing,
and his writings and techniques are still studied today in military circles.

F (pg. 176) 9. Binary Alphabet is a method used in telecommunication to encode text

characters as standardized sequences of two different signal durations, called dots and
dashes or dits and dahs. – Morse Code

F (pg. 177) 10. Samuel F.B Morse was an extremely brilliant tactician and owed a lot of his
success to his ability to adapt to the enemy's tactics. – Alexander the Great
CHAPTER 5 LESSON 2. INTELLIGENCE ORGANIZATION (FELOMINO-GAMOSA)

TRUE (page 177) 1. Is the Inter Service Intelligence (ISI) of Pakistan is best known for its
anonymity as there no records of its activities?

TRUE (page 177) 2. The Intelligence Agency is responsible for collection, analysis, and
exploitation of information in support of law enforcement, national security, military, and
foreign policy objectives?

TRUE (page 178) 3. The Intelligence Agency (CIA) of U.S.A is the top-secret service
intelligence which also works with the National Security Agency, Defense Intelligence
Agency and the Federal Bureau of investigation.

TRUE (page 179) 4. The Iraqi National Intelligence Service is special operations that was
created in April 2004 on authority of the Coalition Provisional Authority.

TRUE (180) 5. The National Intelligence Agency is the counter intelligence and security
agency that serves part of the office of the prime minister.

TRUE (182) 6. The financial Intelligence these are gathered from analysis of monetary
transaction.

TRUE (182) 7. Cyber or Digital Network Intelligence these are gathered form cyberspace.

TRUE (181) 8. The Human Intelligence are gathered from a person in the location in
question (interview, interrogation, meetings, etc.)

TRUE (181) 9. The Signal Intelligence Or (SIGINT) has 2 following sub-category.

TRUE (181) 10. The Geospatial Intelligence are collected from satellite and aerial
photography, or mapping/terrain data.
CHAPTER V: LESSON 3 THE SUN TZU’S ART OF WAR

FALSE (pg.183) 1. Use of energy It’s explains the use of unproductive and neglect in
building on army’s momentum.

FALSE (Pg.183) 2. Variation in tactics it is fucoses on the need for rigidity in an army’s
response.

FALSE (pg.183) 3. Manwaring an army it explains the safety and how to lose those
confrontation when they are forced upon the commander.

TRUE (pg.184) 4. One of the five factors governing the end of war is heaven it is signifies
night and day, cold and heat times and seasons.

TRUE (pg.184) 5. Earth comprises distances, great and small; danger and security open
ground and narrow passes; the chances of life and death.

TRUE (pg.184) 6. The commander stands for the virtues of the wisdom, sincerely,
benevolence, courage and strictness.

TRUE (pg.186) 7. Local Spies it is employing the services of the inhabitants of a distinct.

TRUE (pg.186) 8. Inward Spies it means making use of official of the enemy.

TRUE (pg.186) 9. Surviving Spies, it refers to those who bring back news from the enemy’s
camp.

TRUE (pg. 186) 10. Converted Spies it means getting hold of the enemy’s spies and using
them for our own purposes.
CHAPTER V: LESSON 5 (SARGENTO, SANCHEZ, VALE)

True (page 201) 1. Is Surveillance a systematic observation of places and people by visual,
aural, electronic, photographic, or other means?

True (page 202) 2. Is Renaissance referred to as obtaining by visual observation or other

detection methods, about the activities and resources of an enemy or potential enemy, or
about the meteorological, hydrographical, or geographical characteristics of a particular area
refers to reckon?

True (page 203) 3. Is Convoy a person by a subject to detect surveillance?

True, (page 204) 4. Rolled- up is a term used when an operation goes bad and an agent is
arrested.

True (page 205) 5. Interviews are paramount to understanding the subject. Most often,
family members, co-workers, friends, and neighbors will be talked to in an attempt to
discover information and insight.

True page (205-206) 6. Mechanical versus human mechanical methods use the camera,
voice recorders, and other recording devices to ensure a digital or hard when devices are
ignored in favor of a direct source of information?.

True page (206) 7. Is One-man shadow conducted by one man shadowing a subject the
surveillant should establish contact with the subject, place visited, girlfriends and
confidants?

True page (207) 8. Two-man shadow is it easier for the surveillants to fully cover the
subject?

True page (208) 9. Should the surveillant not rush if the subject turn on the corner?

True page (209) 10. In a hotel. The room of the subject could be inquired from the hotel
registry, once pain pointed, the shadower must take an adjacent or opposite room
CHAPTER V - LESSON 6 (RIVERA, SALAO, VARGAS)

TRUE (PAGE210) 1. The Undercover Operation is conducted by law enforcement agencies to

deter and detect crime to gather information for future arrest and prosecution such as sting
operations or infiltration of organized crime groups.

TRUE (PAGE 216) 2. A person regularly receiving payment for every information provided
called Recruited Informer.

TRUE (PAGE 218) 3. French System is involving the practice of obtaining information that
relies heavily in buying information; this advocates the extensive use of informers.

TRUE (PAGE 216) 4. Plea-bargaining Informer is a person (arrested) who provides

information regarding criminal activities by others in exchange for reduction of charges or a
lenient sentence.

TRUE (PAGE 211) 5. It refers to actions to conceal actual friendly intentions, capabilities,
operations, and other activities by providing plausible, yet erroneous explanation of the
observable called Cover.

TRUE (PAGE 211) 6. Exfiltration Operation refers to a clandestine rescue operation designed
to bring a defector, refugee, or an operative and his or her family out of harm’s way.

TRUE (PAGE 211) 7. Undercover Agent is a person who conducts an undercover assignment

TRUE (PAGE 212) 8. The agent is in a position to secretly install surveillance equipment
such as hearing devises or write tapping facilities called Install Surveillance Equipment.

FALSE (212) 9. The information obtained by the undercover agents are direct, hence they
are important basis in the planning and inexecution of further raids. The agent is in the
position to know the armaments of the targeted criminals is called Social Assignment. (Basis
for Successful Raid)

FALSE (PAGE 216) 10. The Mercenary Informer is a person who gives information to
eliminate the rival person or gang due to competition or other motives such as revenge.
(Rival-Elimination Informer)