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    The document introduces a study that aims to examine community perceptions of the Tanza Municipal Police Station in the Philippines. It discusses how police legitimacy is based on trust from citizens when officers provide safety and security. Recent issues in the Philippines around human rights violations and corruption motivate examining perceptions of the local police force. The study aims to analyze how individual and contextual factors shape public attitudes toward the police, including how levels of insecurity across socioeconomic and political dimensions affect perceptions. The rationale is to determine the community's perception of how PNP personnel in Tanza perform their jobs and responsibilities.

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    The document introduces a study that aims to examine community perceptions of the Tanza Municipal Police Station in the Philippines. It discusses how police legitimacy is based on trust from citizens when officers provide safety and security. Recent issues in the Philippines around human rights violations and corruption motivate examining perceptions of the local police force. The study aims to analyze how individual and contextual factors shape public attitudes toward the police, including how levels of insecurity across socioeconomic and political dimensions affect perceptions. The rationale is to determine the community's perception of how PNP personnel in Tanza perform their jobs and responsibilities.

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    Assessment Towards Community Perception of PNP Personnel of Tanza Municipal Police Station

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    Assessment towards community perception of PNP personnel of Tanza Municipal

    Police Station

    Chapter 1

    Introduction
    The law enforcement is one of the pillars of the criminal justice system which
    focuses on enforcing the law, and the perceptions on criminological understanding
    according to its functions describes that without this pillar the justice systems could not
    work or attain its main objective. The Philippine National Police or PNP, primarily
    recognize the demographical, characteristics and moral activeness of each police
    officer. The police personnel need to be adequate on their jobs because it is part of the
    government support for the community. The police authorities are perceived as
    legitimate when trusted by citizens. As a result, these citizens are more likely to obey
    the law and coordinate with the authorities. When police officers can provide the basic
    safety and security of the citizens, trust for the police is established (Goldsmith, 2003).
    In line with this, a factor that may promote or inhibit citizen’s trust in the police warrants
    additional study.
    The Philippines is currently experiencing increased police presence and
    intensified policing programs. PNP has been recently beleaguered with issues regarding
    human rights violations, police impunity, and institutional corruption. It is therefore
    compelling and timely to examine the perception of the community toward the
    municipality of tanza police force within the context of these heightened policing
    programs. Public perceptions surveys on police performance satisfaction in the
    municipality of tanza are limited in terms of methodological and theoretical groundings.
    This study aims to fill in such gap by analyzing the individual and contextual level
    variables which potentially shape the public attitudes toward the police force. In
    particular, the study looks at how perceived levels of insecurities on a broad array of
    socioeconomic and political dimensions affect the public’s perception toward the police.
    The study is built on the theoretical framework that the public attitudes toward the police
    are part of a broader and more complex set of attitudes toward other societal
    institutions.

    RATIONALE OF THE STUDY


    This study aims to determine the perception of the community in
    the performance of PNP personnel of Tanza Municipal Police Station.
    The study is also concerned on how they perform their job in the area
    of their reponsibility.

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