Mas nawi-win natin ang kanilang tiwala, trust and confidence sa mga kapulisan,' she added. 'Dahil sa mga ina-upload na ginagawang kabayanihan ng mga kapulisan ay mas napapalapit ang loob ng mga mamamayan. Likewise, she said local police stations are challenged to post one commendable act daily in social media to empower the community that police are their sincere partners. Meanwhile, Tacderan said police stations also utilize social media to establish a good relationship between the police and the community by posting of accomplishments of the stations and other relevant information through the 'Post Ko, Work Ko, Like Mo, Share Mo' on Facebook. Syempre dahil 'yan sa huling dumating ang report,' she said. 'Kung minsan, sinasabi nila laging huli ang pulis. Tacderan added that informing the authorities of a crime should be timely.

'Advice lamang na kung saang lugar kayo nakatira, alamin ninyo yong mga emergency hotline numbers nang sa gayon kapag nagkaroon ng kaguluhan, agad ninyong mai-inform ang kapulisan para makapagresponde sila,' she said during the 'Pantongtongan Tayo' (Pag-usapan Natin) radio program of PIA Pangasinan aired over DZMQ Radyo Pilipinas Dagupan on Tuesday. She said the contact number of a city or municipal police station is posted on their Facebook account so that citizens can easily reach the authorities anytime they need them. Senior Inspector Ria Tacderan, information officer of the Pangasinan Police Provincial Office, acknowledged the use of social media in harnessing public support on crime prevention and solution as well as increasing netizens participation in crime reporting.Īs such, Tacderan called on the public to help the police in keeping peace and security check through this popular social networking site. 22 (PIA) - As it steps up its anti-crime efforts, each police station in Pangasinan maintains a Facebook account to keep up with the times and the technology trends to fight or solve crime in its area of responsibility.

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