Most policemen are dumb

[RyzoR]

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The proposal to allow high school graduates to enter the Philippine National Police (PNP) would make for an efficient and disciplined police force.
As I said in Thursday’s column, high school graduates are more pliable and easier to handle than college graduates, a requirement for entry into the PNP.


A law passed a few years ago requires a police applicant to be a college degree holder.
Most policemen, on account of their being college degree holders, refuse to be subjected to discipline and find it below their dignity, for example, to be seen patrolling the streets or directing traffic.


Everybody wants to live up to their title of “officer” which, in the military, applies to those with the rank of lieutenant to general.
An officer in the police stands for police officer, the lowest rank in the PNP.


Their arrogance, stemming from having finished college, means nothing because most of them have a low IQ, can’t speak or write straight English, and have the mentality of a person in his preteens.


The last trait makes them dangerous because like a child, they can’t be entrusted with a gun.
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The Philippine Constabulary (PC), which the PNP replaced, was much more disciplined because its rank and file was composed of high school or elementary school graduates.


PC troopers didn’t take on airs when they were with their superiors, who were college graduates, because they knew their place.
In contrast, a typical police officer 1 (PO1), whose counterpart is that of a private in the Army, doesn’t defer to an inspector (equivalent to a lieutenant in the military) because, to him, both are college degree holders.


In the PNP, everybody thinks he’s boss and this mentality leads to indiscipline in the ranks.
“I have the same educational qualification as the inspector, so why should I salute or obey him?” is what one hears from the lowest-ranked policemen.
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Most policemen who joined the force after the enactment of the law requiring all of them to have a college degree are dregs among college graduates.
Most new policemen are dumb.


If they’re not, why do most of them get into trouble with the law, which they are supposed to uphold?


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[Passport]

dili kadawat si PO1 nga Private ra diay to iyang ranggo.... kay BS degree holder kuno sya.

[<SMILE>]

The criminology course is twisted politically in the Philippines,
does makes law enforcement dumb.

[Passport]

The criminology course is twisted politically in the Philippines,
does makes law enforcement dumb.

the hesitation to commit crime, easily becomes diminished, once a person dons the uniform of a law enforcer... only in the philippines.

[hobie]

Ako mga nailhan nga nag skol ug crim kay mva maldito. Unfortunately for us, 2 of them are the PNP already.

[Cebu Condominiums]

bitaw naka bantay pud ko ani hehe.

[anggwaponi]

kinopya gikan sa napatik sa mantalaan nga Inquirer: Most policemen are dumb | Inquirer News

The proposal to allow high school graduates to enter the Philippine National Police (PNP) would make for an efficient and disciplined police force.
As I said in Thursday’s column, high school graduates are more pliable and easier to handle than college graduates, a requirement for entry into the PNP.


A law passed a few years ago requires a police applicant to be a college degree holder.
Most policemen, on account of their being college degree holders, refuse to be subjected to discipline and find it below their dignity, for example, to be seen patrolling the streets or directing traffic.


Everybody wants to live up to their title of “officer” which, in the military, applies to those with the rank of lieutenant to general.
An officer in the police stands for police officer, the lowest rank in the PNP.


Their arrogance, stemming from having finished college, means nothing because most of them have a low IQ, can’t speak or write straight English, and have the mentality of a person in his preteens.


The last trait makes them dangerous because like a child, they can’t be entrusted with a gun.
* * *
The Philippine Constabulary (PC), which the PNP replaced, was much more disciplined because its rank and file was composed of high school or elementary school graduates.


PC troopers didn’t take on airs when they were with their superiors, who were college graduates, because they knew their place.
In contrast, a typical police officer 1 (PO1), whose counterpart is that of a private in the Army, doesn’t defer to an inspector (equivalent to a lieutenant in the military) because, to him, both are college degree holders.


In the PNP, everybody thinks he’s boss and this mentality leads to indiscipline in the ranks.
“I have the same educational qualification as the inspector, so why should I salute or obey him?” is what one hears from the lowest-ranked policemen.
* * *
Most policemen who joined the force after the enactment of the law requiring all of them to have a college degree are dregs among college graduates.
Most new policemen are dumb.


If they’re not, why do most of them get into trouble with the law, which they are supposed to uphold?


Read more: Most policemen are dumb | Inquirer News

AFAIK one of the reason nga HS grad should also be permitted to join PNP force is that hilas daw kaayo ning mga polis sa pagkakaron kay di ganahan mu-ayoda sa traffic kay abog ug init sa karsada ug di daw molimpyo CR


ang rason sab sa mga polis kay nganong palimpyuhon man sila sa CR nga college grad man sila ug degrading daw kaayo ng molimpyo CR


so mao ni ang nakita karon sa leadership under ni PNP Chief Police Director Ricardo Marquez nga ang mga sakop sa Army which is mostly or majority HS kay limpyo o hinlo daw ang CR


ang CR daw sa mga police precinct or station is anso o baho daw kumpara sa mga CR sa kampo sa militar nga hinlo ug mga garden kay inasikaso. di sab parehas sa police office nga naa o kinahanglan pa private o 3rd party agency nga i-hire arun manglimpyo o manilhig sa palibot ... piniriso himuon pa sweepers hangtud makita opurtunidad sa mga confidential info mga papeles naa sa lamisa




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[bettafishenthusiast]

Policemen should be monitored sa ila head nya manmanad sad sa public kung naa sayop videohi dayn nya post sa FB ky daghan kayo ani nila mga adis2,..supporter rajd sa druglord trabaho ani nila,..