Angeles University Foundation

College of Criminal Justice Education Angeles

City

Police Personnel and Records Management

Submitted by: Submitted to:

Sangab, Carl Edwin P. Dr. Alfie P. Sarmiento
Bs. Criminology III-B

April 29, 2016

ARMMTC - Camp BGen Salipada K Pendatum, Parang,

Maguindanao.
The Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao Training Center (ARMMTC), now ARMM
Training Center, was activated through the joint effort of P/CSupt MANGIGIN D.
MAGOMNANG, the then Regional Director of the Police Regional Office ARMM and
PSupt ANTONIO S RODRIGUEZ who was then the Commandant of Mindanao Training
Center of Mintal, Davao City (now the Regional Training Center 11) on their contention
to rationalize the conduct of training by considering proximity and travel expenses of its
clientele. Policemen from the islands of Tawi-Tawi were having a hard time travelling all
the way to Davao City where the sole Training Center for Mindanao was based.
Besides, the only available transportation from these islands was water vessels
schedule to ply Zamboanga City on a fortnightly basis.Dr CICERO C CAMPOS, PPSC
President then interceded the activation that became fully realized on 01 August 1993,
pursuant to DILG Circular Number 93-19 dated 20 July 1993 and became operational in
October 1993. The Center is mandated to provide educational and training needs of the
policemen of ARMM and its adjacent provinces as well.ARMMTC assumed the area
and facilities of the deactivated PC Regional Training Center 4 situated in Camp
Brigadier General Salipada K PendatunParang, ShariffKabunsuan. It has an area of
3.44 hectares with existing dilapidated structures.On August 01, 1993, a five-man team
under PCInsp Florencio FefugalFuntilonJr, from Mindanao Training Center, Mintal
Davao City was sent to supervise the minor repair of the existing facilities. Eventually,
PCInspFuntilon was designated Officer-in-Charge of the Center was initially manned by
five (5) personnel : PCI Florencio F Funtilon as the Officer-In-Charge;
MsSubaidaAkilLineses, SPO4 LitoQuizoEmpeynado; SPO2 AnecitoDilleraBarretto; and
SPO1 Edito Samar Mandi. In the quarter of the same year, the Center was augmented
by four (4) personnel from Police Regional Office ARMM, SPO4 Henry Romero Olindo,
SPO4 Florida VelosCulanag, PO1 Berjoe T Tianok and PO1 Ben Mohammad
Hadjiusop. As early as the first quarter of 1994, the strength of the center increased by
nine (9) : PInsp Armando MonivaAcedillo was assigned and was designated Assistant
Commandant effective 23 January 1994 while SPO4 Artemio P Domingo from Recom
12 as Chief, Administrative Affairs; and SPO3 Socrates T Perez from Recom ARMM as
Tactical PNCO. Also in the same year, following Non-Uniformed Personnel were
appointed :Ms Aida Enok-Gumander as Administrative Officer I; MrTeodoro C Lumingkit
as Training Specialist II; Ms Carmelita L Laus as Training Specialist I; Ms Julie Barretto-
Morales as Training Specialist I and Ms Maria Lourdes C Araneta as Registrar I.It was in
July 1995 when the center was funded by Philippine Public Safety College (PPSC) for
major repair of its structures with initial appropriation of One Hundred Eighty Four
(P184,000.00) pesos. Second financing followed in the amount of Six Hundred Sixteen
(P616,000.00) pesos. Renovation had stopped on January 1996.Aside from the
rehabilitation of the dilapidated structures, the PPSC has funded the construction of
Mess Hall with a floor area of 191.80sq mtrs that can accommodate eighty (80) persons
at a time. The construction was handled by EngrNiloGalit of the Alinsabay Construction
Company under the stewardship of PCinsp Ricardo S Juaton in 1997.On November 06,
1995, PCInsp Ricardo S Juaton was installed as Commandant, replacing
PCInspFuntilon who was hospitalized for brain tumor operation. In the same year, three
(3) NUPs were appointed effective 16 July 1995 :Mr Daniel Tenizo as Administrative
Officer I; MsTeofila T Quitor as Training Specialist I and Mr Edison Navaja as
contractual.On 16 January 1997, PSInspAniceto D Ambay of RTC11 was assigned to
ARMMTC as Assistant Commandant replacing PInsp Armando M Acedillo who was
placed on Temporary Duty with ARMMTS Annex Marawi City which was actiactivated on
10 February 1997 with PCInspDimapintoBabaiMacawadib as Officer-In-Charge.On
October 01, 1997 PSuptDimapintoBabaiMacawadib was designated of ARMMTC
replacing PCInsp Ricardo S Juaton who was transferred to RTC12, the newly opened
Regional Training Center in General Santos City. On 26 October 1998, MrAlando S
Valmoria was appointed Training Specialist I. And pursuant to Special Order Number
99-144 dated 20 August 1999 PCinsp Benito O Ramos Jr assumed officen as officer-in-
charge effective August 18, 1999.On January 20,2000, PSSuptMaguidala B
Diamaoden. Was installed Officer-In-Charge of this Center pursuant to general Order
number 00-002 dated 11 January 2000 replacing PCInsp Benito O Ramos who was
transferred to RTC10, Cagayan de Oro City.On August 2002, a change of command
between PSSuptMaguidala B Diamaoden&PSInspEufronio Q Dagdag happened, when
the former was appointed PD of Lanao del Sur. PSInspEufronio Q Dagdag tour duty
ended when PSuptRustom C Duran Sr of RTC Marawi City was installed RTD on
October 08,2002 per GO # 02-016 dated October 08,2002.He was replaced by PCI
Armando MonivaAcedillo who stayed OIC for four months after he was replaced by
PSupt Gerardo Manubay Rosales who became the RTD for almost two (2) years. He
was then replaced by PSupt Benito Olea Ramos of RTC9 who for the second time
served ARMMTC for a short period of two (2) months. PCI JIBIN MAQUILING
BONGCAYAO was then designated officer-in-charge per Special Order # 07-092 dated
August 07, 2007. Until this date PCI JibinMaquilingBongcayao still the OIC of this
Center.The administration of PPSC President Maam Margarita TingtingCojuangco
brings many changes to the Center. The construction of ARMMTC Messhall which can
accommodate three hundred (300) students at a time and the renovation of ARMMTC
Administration building are just only few of the major facilities that the PPSC president
gave to ARMMTC.

RTC 11 - Mintal, Davao City

HISTORY
The Regional Training Center 11 was established and inaugurated on 26 April 1973 with
its former name the "Eastern Mindanao Police Academy" which is one (1) of the nine (9)
Regional Police Academies established and operated by the National Police
Commission (NAPOLCOM) in line with its objectives of upgrading the country's police
service.

It caters the training needs of Southern part of Mindanao particularly Region 11

comprising the provinces of Davao Norte, Davao Sur, Davao Oriental, Compostela
Valley and the City of Davao, It is also now a Satellite Campus of National Police
College for Officers Career Courses.RTC11 is located at Barangay Mintal, Davao City
with a total land area of 12.5 hectares donated by the Bureau of Plant and Industry at
more or less 17 kilometers away from Davao City proper. The training center stands
with a clear view from the horizon on all its sides; on the west, the panoramic view of
the Mount Apo; on the northwest, the tropical fruit plantations; and on the southeastern
part, the booming commercial, industrial and residential zones. The center is now fully
planted with fruit bearing trees and hardwoods and continuously observing the clean
and green program and its beautification campaign.

RTC 10 - Patag, Cagayan De Oro City

HISTORY

The 10th Regional Police Training Center (RPTC) is the pioneering Center in Mindanao.
It caters to Region 10 comprising the provinces of Agusandel Norte, Agusan del Sur,
Misamis Oriental, Misamis Occidental, Camiguin, Bukidnon, Lanao del Norte and
Surigao del Norte. It is located at 6th Division, Patag, Cagayan de Oro City along the
old road of Cagayan de Oro-Iligan Highway. The present center dates back 41 years
upon the promulgation of Republic Act 4864 also known as Police Act of 1966 that
authorized the National Police Commission (NAPOLCOM) to organize, develop police
training programs and operate police academies. Police Major Manuel Ronda and Asst
Commissioner ConstantinoTavanlar were responsible for the allocation of 6,742 square
meter parcel of land from a certain Col Acid, IV military area, Division Commander of
the 4th Infantry Division, Philippine Army in 1967 that came the eventual genesis of the
Northern Mindanao Police Academy. Construction of POLCOM Northern Mindanao
Police Academy (NMPA) commenced in 1967 and completed in 1969 the first batch of
the Police Basic Course was opened comprising 109 participants from the different
police units in Mindanao. The operational, administrative control and supervision of the
NMPA was then transferred to the Integrated National Police in 1975. A year after, the
NMPA was renamed, Regional Training Center 10 subsequently changed to Integrated
National Police Training Center 10 and to Philippine National Police Training Center 10.

On October 1991, career trainings for non-commissioned officers were centralized to

PNPTC 11, Mintal, Davao City resulting to the deactivation of PNPRTC 10 and other
Regional Training Schools in Mindanao.

On January 1993, DILG Secretary Rafael M. Alunan III organized the PPSC Task Force
by virtue of an Executive Order signed by the President Fidel Valdez Ramos. It was
headed by retired Brig Gen Cicero C. Campos who was appointed founding President
of the Philippine Public Safety College. The promulgation of RA 6975 reactivated the
Regional Training Centers. In Region 10, of P/MAJ GEN GUILLERMO P ENRIQUEZ
JR, the RTCs were renamed Regional Training Center. Now, RTC10 served the training
needs of Police Non-Commissioned Officers in region 10 from the provinces of
Bukidnon, Camiguin, Misamis Oriental, Misamis Occidental and Lanaodel Norte. It is
also a satellite center of the National Police College.

RTC 8 - San Jose, Tacloban City

HISTORY OF REGIONAL TRAINING CENTER 8

Pursuant to EO 113 dated December 30, 1967, the Implementing Rules and
Regulations of RA 4864, the Eastern Visayas Regional Police Academy (EVRPA) was
created in 1970, operated by the Police Commission (POLCOM), Training Branch,
which was vested the power to train and educate the local police forces. EVRPA was
then located on a leased portion of lot owned by the Leyte National High School located
at Ninoy Aquino Avenue, Tacloban City and was led by Mr. Nemesio R. Burden as Chief,
Training Officer. The courses offered were Police Basic Course (PBC), Criminal
Investigation and Detection Course (CIDC) and Police Supervisory Course. In 1971, Mr.
Conrado N. Capacio took over the EVRPA's leadership from Mr. Burden.

On August 8, 1975, PD 765 created the Integrated National Police transferring the
police training jurisdiction from POLCOM to the INP Training Command which was
created by virtue of Staff Memorandum from the Office of the INP Training and
Education, a special staff in HPC/INP. EVRPA was then renamed INP Regional Training
Center 8 (INPRTC8), headed by CONRADO N CAPACIO, who was conferred with a re-
classified rank of Police Major, and was the first Commandant until 1978. The INPRTC8
operated under the auspice of the INP Training Command (INPTRACOM). Under this
set-up, both the Fire and Penology Services formed as constitutive branches of the
defunct INP under the training jurisdiction of the INP TRACOM.

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