#4 Understanding the Police Organizational Units and the Principles of Police Organization

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Module # 4


Lesson title: Understanding the Police Organizational Units and the Principles of Police Organization

Lesson Objectives:

At the end of this module, you should be able to:

1. Discuss the principles of the police organization.

2. Illustrate selected police geographical or territorial units


Introduction (2 mins)

How was your study at home? Did you miss me? I miss you too! I believe you are very excited to be back at school. Keep that spirit! Anyway, could you still remember our previous lesson? Good Job! Our previous lesson was about the “Fundamental Theories and Concepts of Police Service and Types of Organizational Structure”. This time, our lesson for today is entitled “Understanding the Police Organizational Units and the Principles of Police Organization”. For this lesson, you are expected to accomplish the two objectives namely: (1)to discuss the principles of police organization and (2) to illustrate selected police geographical or territorial units.


B.MAIN LESSON

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