Anti-illegal drugs thesis

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ARELLANO UNIVERSITYPlaridel Campus

# 53 Gen. Kalentong St., Mandaluyong CityTel No. 532-7741

CHAPTER 1

THE PROBLEM AND ITS BACKGROUND

INTRODUCTION

Drug is a chemical substance that brings about physical physiological,

behavioral an! or psychological change in a person ta"ing it. Dangerous Drug a

substance a##ecting the central nervous system $hich $hen ta"en into the human

boy brings about physical emotional or behavioral changes in a person ta"ing it.

Taguig %ity is a highly urbani&e citylocate in south-eastern portion o# 'etro

'anilain the (hilippines. )rom a thriving #ishing community along the shores

o#*aguna e +ay, it is no$ an important resiential, commercial an inustrial center.

The recent construction o# the %-5high$ay an the acuisition o# the )ort +oni#acio

evelopment area have pave the $ay #or the cityhoo o# the municipality. t $ill also

be accesse by the #uture %- /oa. Taguig %ity lies on the $estern shore o# *aguna

e +ayan is borere by 'untinlupa %ityto the south, (ara0aueto the

south$est, (asayto the $est, %aintaan Taytayon the northeast

an 'a"ati, (ateros, an (asigto the north. Taguig /iver, a tributary o# the (asig

/ivercuts through the northern hal# o# the municipality an Napinan /iver, also a

tributary o# the (asig #orms the common borer o# Taguig $ith (asig %ity. The city

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ran"e #irst among (hilippine cities in the ase o# Doing +usiness ne, conucte

by the orl +an"s nternational )inance %orporation, +ut behin this gro$th an

evelopment comes $ith an alarming phenomena $here in there is an high

possibilities that those $ho are succumbe by the $rath o# Drug $ill more li"ely to

commit crime li"e robbery, the#t an snatching in orer #or them but an to satis#y

their appetite or being epenent on rug .That is $hy (roblem $ithin local or in the

country accoring to

anico 6218 stuy entitle 9%oncerte ##orts to$ars Drub :buse is not

the sole responsibility o# the police an other la$ en#orcement o##icer, the active

responsive community correlates each other in terms o# curbing this rug menace. ;e

stresse that the community re#ers to the #amily itsel# consiering that the parents are

the ones responsible #or the moral #iber o# their chilren, to eucate them being the

#irst teacher an to iscuss the $ill o# ta"ing rugs. +y oing this, there $ill be a

strong #ounation in terms o# rug prevention. The eucation institution, #rom the

primary grae, seconary level or even in college, level it is the moral responsibilities

an obligation o# the teacher to inculcate into the min o# the pupils!stuents the

isavantages o# ta"ing angerous rugs. The evil e##ects o# it $hen it is ta"en to the

boy, it prouce abnormal e##ect emotionally an physically.

+ase on Dangerous Drug +oar years, ol ? youngest is @ years $hile the

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olest is 73 years ol. The highest percentage belongs to age gro$ o# 3-34 $ith 5

or 2.3A more than hal# o# the center client are 652.11A8 #ollo$e by marrie

627.@@A8 14.@3A $ith live in partners an 3.>7A $ere separate prior to

rehabilitation as to eucational attainment, 71 or 25.55A have reache ;igh chool

$hile @@4 or 33.22A $ere able to reach college level, $herein $hen it comes to the

state o# employment 3@.@7A $ere unemploye an 17.> A $ere either s"ille or

uns"ille $or"ers prior to their stay in the center, their average monthly #amily income

is (;( 15.7@>., 'ost commonly abuse rugs!substances as o# %B 212, Top

place is 1.8 'ethamphetamine ;yrochlorie or ;:+C 2.8 is %annabis or 'ariuana

$here in shabu cases has 2,17 cases an mariuana is >34 cases.

BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY

Barangay Central Sgnal Vllage !a"%reate through a %ity Erinance No.

1 E) 2@, by the angguniang (anglungso o# Taguig %ity, alongsie the creation

o# the three 638 ne$ly create barangays o# +arangay North ignal Fillage, +arangay

outh ignal Fillage, an +arangay *upang Gatuparan, the #ormerly comprises the

original +arangay ignal Fillage out o# the (resiential (roclamation No. 172 #rom the

military reservations area o# )ort +oni#acio. To +arangay %entral ignal Filage has a

total lan area o# even ;unre eventy Thousan 677,8 suare meters, more

or less. t is boune in the north by the +arangay North ignal Fillage, to the east by

the +arangay Ne$ *o$er +icutan, to the south by the barangay south signal village,

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an to the $est by the barangay $estern bicutan, all o# taguig city. +arangay central

signal village has a total population o# 35, resients, comprising about @

#amilies, $ith a yearly increase in population o# about 5A, as per NE census o#

21. +arangay central signal village has total registere voters o# 2, as o# the

Ectober, 213, upate list o# registere voters #rom the %ommission on lections

6%E'*%8. +arangay central signal village is no$ subivie into nine 6>8 &ones,

heae by a Hone leaer an an assistant &one leaer $ith about t$enty 628 puro"

leaer uner its comman.

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TAGUIG CITY LOCATION

BARANGAY CENTRAL SIGNAL VILLAGE

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CAMPAIGN# PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES OF TAGUIG CITY POLICE STATION

AND BARANGAY GOVERNMENT IN COMBATING ILLEGAL DRUGS

Dr$g S$%%ly Re&$'t(n Pllar upply reuction strategies are irecte

to$ar en#orcing the prohibition o# illegal rugs an regulating an en#orcing access

to legal rugs an substances, particularly those that are o# a high probability #or

abuse, incluing pharmaceuticals an other precursors an essential chemicals.

/eucing the supply o# rugs reuires the collaborative participation o# all levels o#

government incluing la$ en#orcement an the health sector, inustry an regulatory

#or this, the +oar maintains coorination $ith la$ en#orcement agencies #or the

implementation o# the /.:. >15, regulatory compliance an set-up policies in ai o#

uicial an legislative measures.

The T%(! :D-ETI also conuct +uy-+ust operation in relation to the supply

reuction campaign

Dr$g De)an& Re&$'t(n PllarThe Drug Deman /euction pillar is geare

to$ars reucing the consumer


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/esearch. :long $ith its partner agencies, the DD+ continues to #ormulate policies on

rug prevention an control, evelop an implement preventive eucation programs,

aopt an utili&e e##ective treatment an rehabilitation programs an conuct

research on vital aspects o# the rug abuse problem.

(t*er 'a)%agn" an& %r(gra)"+ seminars on rug a$areness to i##erent

brgy in taguig!-giving #lyers oncampaign about illegal rugs J"ontra rogaK!- police

assigne in i##erent pcp


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Dangerous Drugs 6:%%E/D8, in $hich the (hilippines is a member, continue to

prove relevant an e##ective in aressing the country


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T*e re"ear'*er !($l& l2e t( "t$&y t*e ant,llegal &r$g" 'a)%agn n tag$g

'ty %art'$larly n Barangay Central Sgnal Vllage

Drug is a chemical substance that brings about physical physiological,

behavioral an! or psychological change in a person ta"ing it. :ny rug may be

harm#ul $hen abuse. The #act that many rugs $ill prouce bene#icial result has le

some people #elt that rugs solve all problems. Drug that a##ect the min can have

subtle or obvious sie e##ects $hich can be immeiate or may only become evient

a#ter continuous use. There are rugs that are ta"en as meicines. +ut certain rugs

are ta"en not as meicines but to satis#y a craving or a strong esire an ta"ing them

becomes an ingraine habit. These habit M #orming rugs have brought misery to

millions people in every part o# the globe.

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CONCEPTUAL FRAME3ORK

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STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM

This stuy aime to assess the e##ectiveness o# the :nti-illegal rugs program

o# local in +arangay %entral ignal Fillage Taguig as a basis #or a community-base

approach in non -stop #ight against illegal rugs in +rgy. %entral ignal ignal Fillage

pecially, the stuy sought to aress the #ollo$ing research uestions

1. ;o$ o responents assess the anti- illegal rugs program o# local community

precinct in Taguig %ity in terms o# =1.1 (rogram obectives1.2(rogram trategies1.3(rogram /esources

2. s there signi#icant i##erence in the assessment o# i##erent group o#

responents on e##ectiveness o# anti-illegal rugs program $ith the

corresponing measures in relation to a#orementione variablesO3. hat are the problems encountere in the anti-illegal rugs program in

+arangay %entral ignal Fillage in Taguig %ity as to=2.1 (rogram obectives2.2 (rogram trategies2.3 (rogram /esources

HYPOTHESIS

There is no signi#icant i##erence in the assessment bet$een the (N( Taguig

%ity tation an +arangay %entral ignal Taguig (ersonnelon the anti-illegal rugs

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program, problems encountere, an the corresponing measures in terms o#

program obectives, program strategies, program resources.

PROPOSED MEASURES= The #ollo$ing are the measures to aress the problems

on program, in terms o# Ebective= 618ntensi#ies intelligence operation by having $ell

traine an eicate (olice E##icers an +arangay (eace Geeping E##icers that

leas to ienti#ication an location o# rug personalities ? other target. 628 %onuct

stronger ties $ith *ocal Iovernment Cnit an Non-Iovernment Ergani&ation 638

:llocation o# enough #uns to maimi&e the utili&ation o# #orce multiplier in the supply

an eman reuction strategies to abate the continuous #lo$ o# illegal rug activities.

n terms o# tategies= 618 nhancement o# the "no$lege o# personnel in the

conuct o# :nti-llegal rugs to abate the #lo$ o# tra##ic"ing o# illegal rugs, 628 (olice-

+arangay-%ommunity (artnership in conucting into rive pertaining to illegal rug

a$areness an prevention 638 strengthen counter intelligence capabilities that $ill

provie in#ormation relative to the ienti#ication o# police o##icers involve in illegal

rug activities

n terms o# /esources= 618 %ontinuous coorination $ith local government

units #or logistical assistance in the conuct o# anti-illegal rugs program 628

strengthen goo rapport among local government o##icials to strengthen their $ill to

support the campaign against anti-illegal rug activities 638 ensures coorination $ith

concerne government agencies in synchroni&ing an harmoni&ing

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SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS OF THE STUDY

T*e Settng"4 +arangay Central Sgnal Vllage l('ate& n Tag$g Cty

T*e re"%(n&ent"4 Barangay O00'al"# L('al P(l'e Stat(n n Tag$g Cty 5PNP6

T*e T)e Fra)e4 T*" "t$&y a)e& t( a""e"" t*e 7 year %er(& 0r() 7817 t(

7819:

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SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY TO4

AIDSOTF , serves as re#erence to improve an #ormulate more proactive an

e##ective strategies in combating Dangerous Drugs by etermining the #iel nee to

be improve.

Barangay Central Sgnal Vllage Tag$g . (rovies the +arangay

Iovernment, :n enhance an e##ective strategy to ta"e a$ay an suppress the

angerous rug an its users.

C())$nty - (articularly those $ho are vulnerable to rugs $ill become

a$are o# the angers o# rug abuse an $ill be encourage to get involve in the

activities concerne $ith the prevention an control o# rug problems.

L('al P(l'e Stat(n;Pre'n't- n each political unit may be more aggressive

in conucting Eperations geare to$ar the ienti#ication an arrest o# violators o#

rug la$s an con#iscation o# the prohibite stu##s.

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Tag$g Cty %er"(nnel ,it can inspire the resients to participants in $hatever

little $ay possible to help the school an the community in generating #ull

unerstaning o# the problem an cra#ting measures to temper their estructive

e##ects

St$&ent" ,ill be intellectually motivate to consier the rug problem an

essential area o# interest in analy&ing the changing patter o# eviant problems an

essential area o# interest in analy&ing the changing o# patter o# eviant criminal

behavior

Re"ear'*er -t may provie aitional "no$lege an s"ills uring his $or"

an it may #urther provie o##icials thin"ing "no$lege an strategies purposely to be

more capable, e##ective an e##icient o# his chosen pro#ession

F$t$re Re"ear'*er" - They $ill be provie $ith relevant in#ormation upon

$hich ne$ researcher may base.

S:A:I:D: Tag$g- To enhance or boost the "no$lege an capabilities o# our

police to strength the #ight against illegal rugs

DEFINITION OF TERMS

Barangay - +rgy. or +gy. )ilipino= baranggay, Pba aQ aR8, #ormerly calle

barrio, is the smallest aministrative ivision in the (hilippines an is the native

)ilipino term #or a village, istrict or $ar.

B(ar&M re#ers to group o# people uner Dangerous Drug +oar.

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Canna-" (r AKA Mar


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ta"e the substances an the i##iculties in controlling substances, ta"ing behavior in

terms o# its onset, termination, or levels o# use.

Dr$g Syn&'ateM any organi&e group o# t$o 628 or more person #orming or

oining together $ith the intention o# committing any o##ense prescribe in /: >15

Ill't Dr$g- use inclues the non-meical use o# a variety o# rugs that are

prohibite by international la$. These rugs inclue= amphetamine- type stimulants,3

cannabis,4 cocaine,5 heroin an other opiois,7 an 'D': 6ecstasy8.

Met*ylene&(=y)et*a)%*eta)ne6'D':8 :G: JstacsyK M a rug having

such chemical composition incluing any o# its isomers or erivative in any #orm

'ethamphetamine ;yrochlorie or :G: J;:+CK - is aneurotoinan

potent psychostimulanto# the phenethylaminean amphetamineclassesthat is use

as a recreational rug an, rarely, to treat attention e#icit hyperactivity

isorer6:D;D8 an obesity.

O%$) M /e#ers to the coagulate uice the opium poppy 6(apaver

somni#erum *.8 embraces every "in, class an character o# opium, $hether crue or

prepare the ashes or re#use o# the same narcotic preparations thereo# or there#rom

morphine or any al"aloi o# opium

O%$) P(%%yM re#ers to any part o# the plant o# the species (apaver

omni#erum *., (apaver setigerum D%, (apaver orientale, (apaver bracteatum an

(apaver rhoeas, $hich inclues the sees, stra$s, branches, leaves or any part

thereo#

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P$"*erM :ny person $ho sells, traes, aminister, ispenses, elivers or give

a$ay to another, on any terms $hatsoever, or istributes, ispatches in transit or

transports angerous rugs or $ho act as a bro"er in any o# such transactions,

portion o# the plant an sees thereo#, an all its geographic varieties, $hether

as a ree#er, resin, etract tincture or in any #orm $hatsoever,

REPUBLIC ACT NO: >1?@- an act instituting the comprehensive angerous

rugs act o# 22, repealing republic act no. 425, other$ise "no$n as the

angerous rugs act o# 1>72, as amene, proviing #uns there#ore, an #or other

purposes t is the policy o# the tate to sa#eguar the integrity o# its territory an the

$ell-being o# its citi&enry particularly the youth, #rom the harm#ul e##ects o# angerous

rugs on their physical an mental $ell-being, an to e#en the same against acts or

omissions etrimental to their evelopment an preservation. n vie$ o# the #oregoing,

the tate nees to enhance #urther the e##icacy o# the la$ against angerous rugs, it

being one o# toays more serious social ills.

Se't(n @ (0 R:A >1?@ ,ale, Traing, :ministration, Dispensation, Delivery,

Distribution an Transportation o# Dangerous Drugs an!or %ontrolle (recursors an

ssential %hemicals.

Se't(n 11 (0 R:A >1>@- (ossession o# Dangerous Drugs.

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Se't(n 17 (0 R:A >1?@-(ossession o# uipment, nstrument, :pparatus an

Ether (araphernalia #or Dangerous Drugs.

Se't(n 1@ (0 R:A >1?@Cse o# Dangerous Drugs.

S$%%ly Re&$'t(n- upply reuction strategies are irecte to$ar en#orcing

the prohibition o# illegal rugs an regulating an en#orcing access to legal rugs an

substances, particularly those that are o# a high probability #or abuse, incluing

pharmaceuticals an other precursors an essential chemicals.

ACRONYMS

AIDSOTF- :nti-llegal Drug pecial Eperation Tas" )orce

B(ar&M re#ers to DD+

BSFM +arangay ecurity )orce

C,@M%ircum#erential roa

DDBM Dangerous Drug +oar

MDMA- methyleneioy-"-methylamphetamine8

METH- 'ethamphetamine hyrochlorie!;:+C

PDEA- (hilippine Drug n#orcement :gency

PNPM (hilippine National (olice

SAIDSOTGM tation :nti-llegal Drug pecial Eperation Tas" Iroup

THC - etra$ydro%anna&inol

TADACM Taguig :nti-llegal Drug :buse %ouncil

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CHAPTER 7

REVIE3 OF RELATED LITERATURE AND STUDIES

This chapter is a presentation o# the revie$ o# a number o# literature an

stuies, $hich ha important to the stuy at han.

FOREIGN LITERATURE

ith a $orl ID( o# 3S C T/**EN in 21, the illegal rug trae may be

estimate as slightly less than A1 6.@>3A8 o# total global commerce 6D/CI

*+/:/B, 2118 %onsumption o# illegal rugs is $iesprea globally.

+ecause rugs trae on the blac" mar"et can provie a secretive source o#

money. They have long been use by organi&ations such as the C. %entral

ntelligence :gency to #un covert operations an proy $ars. %: involvement in

heroin tra##ic"ing began $ith the )rench %onnection in 'arseille an continue $ith

anti-communist operations in outheast :sia, n the early 1>@


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substances are also a##ecte by problems stemming #rom rug prohibition. n many

countries $orl$ie, the illegal rug trae is thought to be irectly lin"e to violent

crimes such as murer, this is especially true in eveloping countries, such as

;onuras, but it is also an issue #or many evelope countries $orl$ie, The

conomist 62138

Ether common reasons $hy people ta"e rugs are peer pressure, social

acceptance, boreom, #rustrations, constant tireness, lac" o# parental guiance an

#ocus in li#e or an escape #rom reality. #or the north american mar"et, cocaine is

typically transporte #rom colombia to meico or central america by sea an then

on$ars by lan to the unite states an canaa. cocaine is tra##ic"e to europe

mostly by sea, o#ten in container shipments. colombia remains the main source o# the

cocaine #oun in europe, but irect shipments #rom peru an the plurinational state o#

bolivia are #ar more common than in the unite states mar"et

6$$$.Drug:buse.Iov!2148

The illegal rug trae is a global blac" mar"et, eicate to cultivation

manu#acturing, istribution an sale o# rugs, $hich are subect to rug prohibition

la$s. 'ost urisictions prohibit trae, ecept uner license, o# many types o# rugs

by rug prohibition la$s. : CN report sai Jthe global rug trae generate an

estimate CS321. +illion in past 7 years 6CN /eport, 2118. The countries o# rug

prouction have been seen as the $orst a##ecte by prohibition. ven so, countries

receiving the illegal-importe substance are also a##ecte by problems stemming #rom

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rug prohibition. )or eample, cuaor has allegely up to 3, re#ugees #rom

%olombia $ho are running #rom guerillas, paramilitaries an rug lors, says *ina

;el#rich. hile some applie #or asylum, other are still illegal, an the rugs that pass

#rom %olombia through cuaor to other part o# outh :merica create economic an

social problems as cite by ;el#rich 6218.

: report by the CG government. ;e sai that a maority o# the rug pro#its $as absorbe into the economic

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ho$ever it is ingeste, thc acts on speci#ic molecular targets on brain cells, calle

cannabinoi receptors. these receptors are orinarily activate by chemicals similar

to thc that naturally occur in the boy 6such as ananamie see picture, above8 an

are part o# a neural communication net$or" calle the enocannabinoi system. this

system plays an important role in normal brain evelopment an #unction.

LOCAL LITERATURE

The government enacte the %omprehensive Dangerous Drugs :ct o# 22

other$ise "no$n as the /epublic :ct >15, $hich repeale the :ntiuate Dangerous

Drugs :ct o# 1>72 o# /epublic act 425. The ne$ la$ provies #or sti##er penalties,

maimum o# $hich is the imposition o# eath #or illegal rug possession an pushing

epening upon the act an the volume o# the rug sei&e but, at the same time

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government lai o$n the basic strategies $ith a support o# the NIE


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+ase on the stuy, it $as estimate that there coul be 1.3 million current rug

users. The estimate $as erive using the 212 nscb proecte population o# age 1-

> $hich s 72, 735, >4.

t has no$ become a common sight to see many young chilren as $ell as

ault using illicit rugs such as shabu, mariuana, ecstasy, cough syrup, rugby, an

glue. /esearchers conucte by the Dangerous Drug +oar 6DD+8 reveal that a high

percentage o# such maor crimes, hol-ups, robberies, rapes, homicies an murers

are violent acts irectly lin"e to person uner the in#luence o# rugs. Ene may not be

a pusher nor an aict but he is not #ree #rom the threats o# rug problem as aicts

might at any point in time rob, burglari&e an even "ill him in their search #or money to

sustain their rug habits accoring to Tomas 62>8

mpo$erment, strengthen la$ en#orcement system, an cooperative

government an non-government institutions accoring to (astor 628, let us move

as one to$ars this very noble eneavor. The cla$s o# rug aiction never get

satis#ie, they spare no one, an continue to penetrate eeper in our society,

cooperation among the government, private sector, an the civil society is a main

prereuisite to$ars this aspiration. e nee to ta"e responsibilities $ith a sustaine

etermination to totally eraicate the illegal rug problem that $orme its $ay o$n

even to our less #ortunate countrymen.

Drugs are natural an synthetic chemical substance $hich can be use to

a##ect the boy an its processes, the min an the nervous system the behavior an

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#eelings. This e#inition inclues a $ie #rame o# re#erence, #or the term rug covers

pharmacologically all #oreign substances ta"en into the boy M #rom simple pain

"illers li"e aspirin to vitamins an the more sophisticate preparations use in the

treatment o# severe in#ections, metabolic isturbances an the li"e as cite by

Cngson6248

Drug i##ers $iely in the chemical composition an more important in their

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a$areness. hence, barangay o##icials nee to be in#orme an be eucate

$ith the sai policy.

$ith the implementation o# the policy, almost all o# the responents amitte that the

uality o# their #inishe proucts ecrease an so is their pro#its!sales $hile the

costs o# their prouction increase.

+y o# eptember 212 The (hilippine National (olice sei&e some 4 billion

$orth o# methamphetamine hyrochlorie 6shabu8 an rug ingreients $ere sei&e

$hile #our people $ere arreste in a rai on a 9mega9 shabu lab an a #acility in

(ampanga province The (hilippine National (olices :nti-llegal Drugs pecial

Eperations Tas" )orce an (hilippine Drug n#orcement :gency conucte the rais,

Trac"ing o$n rug tra##ic"ers the traitional $ay has been though enough.

%an the (hilippines hanle this latest threatO ven the amene Dangerous Drug :ct

$ill be toothless against the problem. The National Telecommunications %ommission,

$hichregulates internet service proviers, amitte it is helpless in stopping the illicit

rug trae in the cyberspace. : la$ has been passe to crac"o$n on cybercrimes,

but technology is avancing too rapily. +e#ore (hilippine la$ en#orcers can master

the technology an the $ays o# cyber criminals, the criminals, the croo"s have

learne ne$ tric"s.

FOREIGN STUDIES

Ever the past 2 years, much eciting aiction researcher has been

conucte. tensive Gno$lege has been gathere about comorbi issues,

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particularly mental health isorers, ;F, an criminal ustice involvement. ;ealth

service aiction research has become increasingly sophisticate, shi#ting its #ocus

#rom patients to consier also services, organi&ation an #inancing structures,

#urthermore, through several long-term #ollo$-up stuies, empirical evience

convincingly emonstrate that rug epenence is not an acute an is best

unerstoo through a li#e course perspective $ith an emphasis on chronicity. This

stuy highlights three maor irections #or #uture aiction research, eveloping

strategies #or chronic care 6incluing longitual intervention stuies8 accoring to

;amilton 62>8

%hapagani 62>8 stuy entitle Jrug abuse in NepalK : /api :ssessment o#

rapi assessment o# rug abuse in Nepal an $as conucte at i##erent states,

incluing eight municipalities in the #ive evelopment regions o# the country. TE

intervie$, in epth intervie$s an #ocus group iscussions $ere use a sno$ball

sampling strategy #or responents $ho $ere rug abusers an a ugmental

sampling strategy #or the non-rug using "ey in#ormants $ere applie. :bout one #i#th

o# the sample $as recruite #rom the treatment centers an the rest #rom the

community. Drug abusers in prison $ere intervie$e, an seconary ata #rom

treatment centers an prisons analy&e. The stuy reveale that the sample o# rug

abusers has a mean age o# 23.@ years an $as over$helmingly male. 'ost

responents live $ith their #amilies an $ere either unemploye or stuents. :bout

3 percent o# the sample $as marrie. : large maority o# the sample ha a #amily

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member or a close relative outsie the immeiate #amily $ho smo"e or ran"

alcohol an a #rien $ho smo"e, ran" or use illicit rugs. :part #rom tobacco an

alcohol, the maor rug o# abuse $ere cannabis, coeine-containing cough syrup,

nitra&epam, tablets, buprenor-phine inections an heroinm 6usually smo"e, rarely

inecte8 The commonest sources o# rugs $ere other rug-using #riens, cross-

borer supplies #rom nia or meicine shops. The commonest source or rug money

$as the #amily. There has been a clear tren to$ars the inection o# buprenorphine

by abusers $ho smo"e heroin or rin" coeine cough syrup. The reasons cite #or

s$itching to inections $ere the unavailability an rising cost o# non-inectable rugs

an the easy availability an relative cheapness o# inectables. :bout hal# o# the

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prevention programmers #or DC8

(roblemK

accoring to $$$.rugabuse.gov62148 research contrary to common belie#,

mariuana is aictive. estimates #rom research suggest that about > percent o# users

become aicte to mariuana this number increases among those $ho start young

6to about 17 percent, or 1 in 8 an among people $ho use mariuana aily 6to 25-5

percent8.long-term mariuana users trying to uit report $ithra$al symptoms

incluing irritability, sleeplessness, ecrease appetite, aniety, an rug craving, all

o# $hich can ma"e it i##icult to abstain. behavioral interventions, incluing cognitive-

behavioral therapy an motivational incentives 6i.e., proviing vouchers #or goos or

services to patients $ho remain abstinent8 have proven to be e##ective in treating

mariuana aiction. although no meications are currently available, recent

iscoveries about the $or"ings o# the enocannabinoi system o##er promise #or the

evelopment o# meications to ease $ithra$al, bloc" the intoicating e##ects o#

mariuana, an prevent relapse.

LOCAL STUDIES

(roblem $ithin local or in the country accoring to anico 6218 stuy

entitle 9%oncerte ##orts to$ars Drug:buse is not nor the sole responsibility o# the

police an other la$ en#orcement o##icer, the active responsive community correlates

each other in terms o# curbing this rug menace. he stresse that the community

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re#ers to the #amily itsel# consiering that the parents are the ones responsible #or the

moral #iber o# their chilren, to eucate them being the #irst teacher an to iscuss the

$ill o# ta"ing rugs. +y oing this, there $ill be a strong #ounation in terms o# rug

prevention. the eucation institution, #rom the primary grae, seconary level or even

in college, level it is the moral responsibilities an obligation o# the teacher to

inculcate into the min o# the pupils!stuents the isavantages o# ta"ing angerous

rugs. The evil e##ects o# it $hen it is ta"en to the boy, it prouce abnormal e##ect

emotionally an physically. The responents in the stuy by +albino 6218 in *ucena

conclue that the la$ en#orcers $ere not e##ective in the prevention an control o#

substance abuse in the city. The other set o# responents, the (N( o##icers ho$ever

asserte other$ise. hile )oncescas stuy #ocuse on the *a$ n#orcement

e##ective in ealing $ith the rug problems in *ucen %ity, this stuy emphasi&e on

the rug control strategies an the #actors, $hich may ra$ the victims to rug abuse.

/a#ael 62>8 recommene that rug problems are con#ronte $ith more

sophistication. ts psychological impact on (hilippine ociety has create a chain o#

averse situation, $hich calls #or a more committe support. ;o$ever, he note that

the problems receive lesser priority than other current problems, in spite o# public

a$areness about its long-term e##ect on the chilren an the youth an ultimately on

society. hile /a#aels stuy is con#ine to psychogical imension o# the rug

problems, this stuy sought to etermine the scope an si&e o# the rug problems.

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'olina 6218 state that it is i##icult to aress the problem o# rug

consumption. hile many $ell to o an eucate users consume small amount o#

rugs, alcohol an tobacco espite the "no$n conseuences, the poor users

consume more rug, alcohol an tobacco in see"ing to anestheti&e themselves an

escape the thought o# living in esperate conition. ;e recommen that the best

solution to the rug problems is the eraication o# the social malaise, $hich #ees

rug abuse, an the promotion o# human an environmental evelopment, $hich are

health#ul to the gro$th o# a strong #amily an community $ith an ingraine sense o#

moral value. his stuy is i##erent #rom the present stuy in the sense that 'olina

stuies the #actors a##ecting the rug consumptions o# the rich an the poor uses,

$hile the present stuy etermines only etent o# the rug problems in the stuy o#

rug epenency problems.

Ectavio Lr 62118 #oun that the use o# illicit rugs $as prevalent among the

male victims an that unemployment $as relate to the problem. ;is #inings sho$

that rug users come #rom i##erent socio economic status thought it is more

prominent among those $ho belong to the lo$-income group. octavio presente that

the rug problem is a multi-#ace issue since there are a number o# causes, $hich

eert in#luence to the problem. ;e commene that both the government an the

private sectors oin #orces in combating the rug menace by aressing the iniviual

issues, $hich contribute to the problem. ;is $or" is in a $ay similar to the present

stuy as he #ocuse on the multiple #actors contributing to the eistence o# the rug

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problem. :s cite by ocen 62@8 stuy entitle 9aressing rug problem in baguio

city9 the (hilippine National (olice has aeuate anti-illegal rug programs o# action.

The organi&ation has an unmista"ably #irm commitment to eraicate the rug

problem.

SYNTHESIS OF THE REVIE3ED LITERATURE AND STUDIES

The stuy an research on (hilippine National (olice anti-illegal rug

campaign is a very reliable sources o# empirical ate in analy&ing the anti-illegal rug

programs in +arangay %entral ignal Taguig. The conuct o# the stuy is very timely

an necessary since the tren to anti-illegal rug campaign has evolve into a very

comple operation

*iteratures revie$e in the research reveale the problem o# rug aiction

appear to be i##icult to prevent. The rug menace has penetrate almost all spectrum

o# the society espite the prevention an suppression e##orts being eerte by la$

en#orcement an other government this has resulte in the upsurge o# rug-relate

crimes, many o# $hich are heinous all o# the maor concerns o# the stuy $as

consiere by the present stuy.

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Numerous policy e##orts have been implemente to combat rug problems.

That the stuy o# +eaver, :lre an Iover contains ata vital to this stuy since they

$ere able to spell-out the la$ en#orcement personnel have been very active in the

eraication o# illegal rug supply $hich is relate to the stuy at han $hen it comes

to anti-illegal rug program.

iegel ienti#ie the characteristics o# those $ho are prone to commit

elinuent acts. They inclue psychological an biological abnormalities an other

illness, $hich compels a person to ta"e illicit rugs, 'ang$ong on the other han,

see"s to present the pressure o# J(:GG:':K in incluing a person to ta"e rug

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;o$ever, it can be note that no stuy has been conucte on the anti-illegal

rugs program o# local police station in Taguig %ity. This is the ienti#ie gap o# the

stuies $hich $ill be consiere as the contribution o# this eneavor.

CHAPTER

METHODS AND PROCEDURES

RESEARCH DESIGN

n this stuy, the escriptive metho o# research $as use. This metho is

consiere as most appropriate #or this stuy because Jit escribes events, trens,

circumstances as JThey eistK an observe by the researcher 6steam berg8 ;e

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claims that escriptive metho is esigne #or the investigator to gather in#ormation

about present eisting conitions an that the principal aims in employing this metho

are to escribe the nature o# a situation as it eist at the time o# the stuy an to

eplore the causes o# particular phenomena. The use o# this metho $ill be base on

its appropriateness to the purpose o# this stuy. This metho is appropriate #or the

stuy as it permitte to assess the anti-illegal rug program o# +arangay %entral

ignal in Taguig as basis #or a community-le approach in containing illegal rugs.

The ata gathere $as compile, inee, collate an #inally revie$e

preparatory to proper presentation, appropriate analysis an interpretation

SOURCES OF DATA

T$o maor sources o# ata $ere consiere in this stuy, primary sources an

seconary sources.

RESPONDENTS OF THE STUDY

n this stuy, the researcher inclue as part o# the stuy the pro#ile o#

the responents as to their age, gener, civil status an eucational attainment.The

responents o# the stuy $ere t$o groups o# responents consiere to be

"no$legeable about the evelopment, aoption an!or implementation o# anti-rug

campaign in particularly in +arangay %entral ignal Taguig (ersonnel 618 the chie# o#

police o# T%( thru 6J15K )i#teen8 (N( :D-ETI Taguig %ity 628 6J@5K ighty-)ive8

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the *ocal Iovernment Cnit or +arangay %entral ignal (ersonnel compose o#

electe an non-electe government employees.

RESEARCH INSTRUMENT

To gather the neee ata the #ollo$ing $ere employe.

UESTIONNAIRE

This $as the primary source o# ata. t contains uestions that ans$er state

in the problem in %hapter 1. The responents $rote chec" to the blan" $hich

coirrespons to their ans$er. The statement contains #ive choices that eplaine the

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The Per'entage Met*(& $as utili&e in the analysis an evaluation o# the

ata on the pro#ile o# the responents accoring to age, gener, civil status an

eucation. t $as compute as #ollo$s=

)

( UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU 1

N

here=

( - (ercentage

) - )reuency

N - Number o# /esponents

1 - %onstant

The 3eg*te& Mean: This $as utili&e in getting the mean scores o# responent


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6#5586#4486#3386#2286#118

' UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU

N

6#558 )reuency %ount

N Number o# /esponents

The A/erage 3eg*te& Mean. t is the most commonly use measure o# tenency.

The average $eighte mean is calculate by summing the observe numerical

values o# variable in a set o# ata an then iviing the total by the number o#

observation involve 6Tan, 28.

F(r)$la4

:' V 6'8

3*ere4

:' M average $eighte mean

V - summative sign

' M $eighte mean

M total number o# inicators

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TheT,te"t: ,This are use to measure the i##erence bet$een means o# the stuy

re#erring to ans$er the sub-problem number 2. The t- test #or inepenent samples is

as #ollo$s=

F(r)$la4

T= X X

(S) ! (S)

N N

3*ere4

W means o# the #irst group

W mean o# the secon group

X variance o# the #irst group

X variance o# the secon groups

N sample si&e 6#irst group8

N sample si&e 6secon group8

The #ollo$ing help compute the t-test=

The 'ean 6)ormula8W = V N

W the arithmetic mean

VW sum o# the scores

N number o# the scores

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D V"stanar eviation 6#ormula8

Nhere=

D tanar DeviationV" = um o# the i##erence in variance suare

The T(tal A/erage 3eg*te& Mean: t use to measure the average $eighte mean

by summing the entire average $eighte mean an ivie by the number o# average

$eighte mean.

F(r)$la4

::' V 6:'8

W

3*ere4

::' M total average $eighte mean

V - summative sign

:' M average $eighte mean

W M Total number o# average $eighte mean

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CHAPTER IV

ANALYSIS# PRESENTATION AND INTERPRETATION OF DATA

This chapter presents the ata in tabulate )orm $hich $ere analy&e an interprete to

ans$er the #ollo$ing speci#ic sub-problems

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Age Range" Fre$en'y Per'ent C$)$lat/ePer'ent

@1 . A-(/e 1@ 1:@ 1:@

98,@8 > 9:@ ?:@

8 ,> 7 7:@ >?:7@

1 . 7> :@ 188


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Ta-le 1

D"tr-$t(n (0 t*e Re"%(n&ent" a''(r&ng t( Age

+ase on the istribution o# the ample /esponents, it sho$s that

the :ges ranging #rom 51 an above 615 [email protected] age #rom 4-5

63>Y [email protected], age ranging #rom 3-3> [email protected], an ages ranging #rom

1@-2> 63Y3.75Z8 has the age ranging #rom 4-5 participate the

assessment o# the e##ectiveness o# anti-illegal rugs campaign in

+arangay %entral ignal Taguig %ity

Ta-le 7

C()%arat/e D"tr-$t(n (0 t*e re"%(n&ent" a''(r&ng t( t*er Gen&er

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Table 2 ho$ the comparative istribution o# the responent #rom (N( :D-TI

an /esponents #rom +arangay %entral Fillage (ersonnel Taguig %ity accoring to

their Iener, +ase on the istribution, it sho$n that 15 o# the responents #rom (N(

are male $hich comprises 1A o# the responents as compare to the 4 males

#rom +arangay %entral ignal Fillage (ersonnel $hich is @A o# the total

responents. There $ere no #emale responents #rom (N( :D-ETI $hile 1 o#

the responents #rom +arangay %entral ignal Fillage (ersonnel are #emales or 2A

o# the total responents $ho participates in the stuy

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Iener

(N( :D-ETI +arangay %entral ignal (ersonnel

)reuency (ercent %umulative(ercent

)reuency (ercent %umulative(ercent

'ale 15 1 1 4 @ 1

)emale 1 2 2

Total 15 1 @ 1


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Ta-le

S*(!" t*e C()%arat/e D"tr-$t(n (0 t*e re"%(n&ent" a''(r&ng t( t*er C/l

Stat$"

Table 3 sho$s the comparative istribution o# the responents #rom (N( :D-ETI

an #rom +arangay %entral ignal Fillage (ersonnel accoring to their civil status.

+ase on the istribution, it sho$s that 1 o# the (N( :D-ETI personnel are

marrie as compare to 75 percent or responents #rom +.%..F personnel $ho

are marrie, .25 A or 5 o# the responents are single an [email protected] A or 15 o# the total

population $ho participates in the stuy are $io$

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%iviltatus


)reuency (ercent%umulative

(ercent)reuency (ercent

%umulative

(ercent

ingle 1 5 .25 1'arrie 15 1 1 75. >3.75

io$ 15 [email protected] [email protected]

Total 15 1 @ 1


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Ta-le 9

S*(!" t*e C()%arat/e D"tr-$t(n (0 t*e re"%(n&ent" a''(r&ng t( t*er

E&$'at(nal Attan)ent

Table 3 sho$s the comparative istribution o# the responents #rom (N( :D-ETI

? #rom +arangay %entral ignal Fillage (ersonnel Taguig %ity accoring to their

ucational :ttainment. :s inicate on the table maority o# the personnel or 1

personnel $hich has euivalent o# .75A are college grauates. Enly 5 $hich has

euivalent o# 33.33A o# the personnel acuire master3.75 A are high

school grauates, only 5 $hich has .25 percent o# the responents $ho participates

in the stuy earne units in college or unergra

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ucational:ttainment


)reuency (ercent%umulative

(ercent)reuency (ercent

%umulative(ercent

;igh choolIra. . . 75 >3.75 >3.75%ollegeCnergra. . . 5 .25 1

%ollege Ira. 1 .7 .7 1'astersDegree 5 33.33 1. 1DoctorsDegree . 1 1

Total 15 1 @ 1


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Ta-le @

D"tr-$t(n (0 Re"%(n&ent" t(!ar&" t*e e00e't/ene"" (0 ant,llegal

&r$g" 'a)%agn n PNP,SAID SOTG (0 %r(gra) O-


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responents or 4.7percent say its e##ective. :n none o# the responents says its

moerately e##ective, less e##ective or not e##ective.

n its totality, the mean is 4.12 $ith a stanar eviation o# .247 this means

that the general escription is ##ective.

Table

Distribution o# /esponents to$ars the e##ectiveness o# anti-illegal rugs

campaign in +arangay %entral ignal Taguig %ity in term o# the program obectives,

strategies an program resources

C#$%&' *RE+UENC, PERCENT

CU-U./TIEPERCENT

& E%$% 51 6375 100

E%$% 29 3625 3625-'"%#$%E%$%

0 0 0

.% E%$% 0 0 0N'$ E%$% 0 0 0

-%#: = 4296 S$#:"#" ;%#$': =0341

;%' ?%#:

E @ & E%$% 421 @ 500

E @ E%$% 341 @ 420-E @ -'"%#$% E%$% 261 @ 340.E @ .% E%$% 181 @ 260NE @ N'$ E%$% 100 @ 180

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Table sho$s the istribution pro#ile o# the responents assessment to$ars The

e##ectives o# anti-illegal rugs campaign in barangay %entral ignal ignal Taguig %ity

in terms o# the (rogram Ebectives, trategies an (rogram /esources. )i#ty-one

/esponents or 3.75 percent say +%F :nti-llegal Drugs %ampaign is highly

e##ective. :lso there are 2> responents or 3.25 percent say it is e##ective. :n none

o# the responent says its moerately e##ective, less e##ective or not e##ective.

n its totality, the means is 4.2> $ith a stanar eviation o# .341This means

that the general escription is highly e##ective. There#ore the combine $eight o#

highly e##ective is eual to the combine $eight o# e##ective, moerately e##ective, less

e##ective an not e##ective

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Ta-le

*egen o# table 7 inicators o# the e##ectiveness o# the anti-illegal rugs program

accoring to (N( :D-ETI an +arangay %entral ignal Fillage (ersonnel in

terms o# program obectives, strategies ? resources.

*egen=

Descriptive Falue 'ean cale

; - ;ighly ##ective 4.21 - 5.

- ##ective 3.41 - 4.2

' - 'oerately ##ective 2.1 - 3.4

* - *ess ##ective 1.@1 - 2.

N - Not ##ective 1. - 1.@

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Ta-le

In&'at(r" (0 t*e e00e't/ene"" (0 t*e ant,llegal &r$g" %r(gra) a''(r&ng t(

PNP SAID,SOTG n ter)" (0 Pr(gra) O-


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Ta-le :7 nicators o# the e##ectives in terms o# (rogram trategies accoring to

(N( :D-ETI

En the program strategies, conucting a ranom rug testing o# the police personnel

an #iling o# appropriate aministrative charges against those $ho #oun positive #or

rug use ran" the #irst as highly e##ective in program strategies is 4.44, $hich means

the police personnel! generally agree that the anti-illegal rugs campaign is highly

e##ective in terms o# the program strategies.

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(rogram

trategies# conuct o# sustaine anti-illegal rug operation to

prevent the #lo$ or tra##ic"ing o# illegal rugs

4.27 ; 2

A reuces the consumers eman #or rugs an othersubstances through massive preventive eucationan a$areness program in school an in thebarangay

4.27 ; 2

conuct ranom rug test o# police personnel an#iling o# appropriate aministrative charges againstthose $ho #oun positive #or rug use

4.73 ; 1

A/erage !eg*te& Mean

9:97 HIGHLY

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Ta-le :nicators o# the ##ectiveness in terms o# (rogram /esources accoring to

(N( :D-ETI

:s sho$n on the (rogram /esources both statements + an % ran"e as number

one as highly e##ective. 'aintaining a goo rapport an coorination among local

government o##icials an other concerne government agencies is highly e##ective in

abating illegal rug activities an tra##ic"ing in baranggays. :s re#lecte on the table

the aggregate mean o# all the program resources is 4.31,$hich means the

responents agree that the anti-illegal rugs campaign is e##ective in terms o# the

program resources. To sum it up as inicate in the table assessment o# anti-illegal

rug campaign by (N( :D-ETI is e##ective in general. The overall aggregate

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P'

?R%'

%

# ''":#$% B$ .U >' '&$#

#$#:% : $% ':"$ '> #:$ %"&


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mean is 4.@ $hich means both program obectives, strategies an resources is

e##ective in the assessment

Ta-le

In&'at(r" (0 t*e e00e't/ene"" (0 t*e ant,llegal &r$g" %r(gra) a''(r&ng t(

PNP SAID,SOTG n ter)" (0 Pr(gra) O-


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3.@, $hich means the responents generally agree that the anti-illegal rugs

campaign is e##ective in terms o# the program obectives.

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Ta-le :7nicators o# the e##ectiveness in terms o# (rogram trategies accoring to

+arangay %entral ignal Fillage (ersonnel

En the program strategies, reucing the consumers eman #or rugs an other

substances through massive preventive eucation an a$areness program in school

an in the barangay is ran"e number one. :s re#lecte on the table aggregate

mean o# all the program strategies is 4.54, $hich means that the responents

generally agree that the anti-illegal rugs campaign is highly e##ective in terms o# the

program strategies.

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(rogram

trategies

# conuct o# sustaine anti-illegal rug operation toprevent the #lo$ or tra##ic"ing o# illegal rugs

4.51 ; 2

A reuces the consumers eman #or rugs an othersubstances through massive preventive eucationan a$areness program in school an in thebarangay

4.1 ; 1

conuct ranom rug test o# police personnel an#iling o# appropriate aministrative charges againstthose $ho #oun positive #or rug use

4.5 ; 3


9:@9 Hg*ly

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+arangay %entral ignal Fillage (ersonnel

:s inicate on the program resources, sustaining the coorination $ith concerne

government agencies in synchroni&ing an harmoni&ing actions in abating rug

tra##ic"ing in barangay is ran"e number one. :s re#lecte on the table aggregate

mean o# all the program resources is 4.53, $hich means the responents agree that

the anti-illegal campaign is highly e##ective in terms o# the program resources.

To sum it up as inicate on the table, the assessment o# the anti-illegal rug

campaign o# +arangay %entral ignal Fillage Taguig %ity in terms o# program

obectives, strategies an program resource is highly e##ective.

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Ta-le >:1nicators o# the (roblems ncountere by the anti-illegal rugs program in

+arangay %entral ignal Fillage Taguig %ity in terms o# (rogram Ebectives,

ho$s the problems encountere by the anti-illegal rugs program o# the +arangay

%entral ignal Fillage Taguig %ity in terms o# the program obectives, strategies an

resources. En the program obectives, poor attitue o# some personnel in conuct o#

intelligence operation in the ienti#ication an location o# rug personalities an other

targets in barangay is ran"e number, as seen on the table the aggregate mean o#

all the program obectives is 3.23, $hich means the responents generally agree

that the problems encountere in anti-illegal rugs campaign is 'oerately erious in

terms o# the program obectives

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Ta-le >:7nicators o# the (roblems ncountere by the anti-illegal rugs program in

+arangay %entral ignal Fillage Taguig %ity in terms o# (rogram trategies

En the program strategies insu##icient s"ills to conuct anti-illegal rug operations that

leas #or continuous #lo$ o# tra##ic"ing o# illegal rugs in barangay, is the maor

problem. :s re#lecte on the table the aggregate mean o# all the program strategies

is 3. $hich means that the responents generally agree that the problems

encountere in anti-illegal rugs campaign is serious in terms o# the programs

strategies.

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trategies

a. nsu##icient s"ills to conuct anti-illegal rug operations thatleas #or continuous #lo$ o# tra##ic"ing o# illegal rugs inbaranggay

3.5 1

b. naeuate number o# in#ormative materials pertaining toillegal rug a$areness an prevention

3.5> 2

c. personnel involve in rug use an illegal rug activitiesare tolerate an covere-up by #ello$ o##icers

3.5 3


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Ta-le >:nicators o# the (roblems ncountere by the anti-illegal rugs program in

+arangay %entral ignal Fillage Taguig %ity in terms o# (rogram /esources

:s inicate on the program resources, lac" o# coorination $ith local government

units #or logistical assistance in the conuct o# anti-illegal rug program is the biggest

problem encountere. :s inicate on the table, the aggregate mean o# all the

program resources is 3.5, $hich means the responents generally agree the anti-

illegal campaign is serious in terms o# the program resources

To sum it up as inicate on the table, the problems encountere o# anti-illegal rug

campaign o# barangay central ignal Fillage Taguig %ity in terms o# the (rogram

Ebectives, trategies an (rogram /esource is erious

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Overall average

weighted ean

3.4* +eri&)(

(rogram

/esources

a. *ac" o# coorination $ith local government units #orlogistical assistance in the conuct o# anti-illegal rug program

3.@ 1

b. *imite rapport among local government o##icials tostrengthen their political $ill to support thecampaign against anti-illegal rug activities in barangay

3.3 2


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Te"t

'()%arng t*e a""e"")ent (0 &00erent gr($% re"%(n&ent (n e00e't/ene"" (0

ant,llegal &r$g" %r(gra) !t* t*e '$r/e" %r(/&ng )ea"$re" n relat(n t(

Pr(gra) !t* '(rre"%(n&ng )ea"$re n relat(n t( %r(gra) (-


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Table 7 ho$ the result o# the comparison o# the assessment o# i##erent group

responents on the e##ectiveness o# anti-illegal rugs program $ith the corresponing

measures in relation to (rogram Ebectives, trategies an (rogram /esources

The Null ;ypothesis states that there is no signi#icant i##erence in the

assessment o# (N(-:D ETI an %entral ignal Taguig an %entral ignal

Taguig (ersonnel on the anti-illegal rugs program, problems encountere an the

corresponing measures in terms o# (rogram Ebectives, (rogram trategies an

(rogram resources

To test the hypothesis, t$o-taile test $as use $ith >5A level o# con#ience. The

ecision rule is to reect ;o i# the compute value o# t is greater than or eual to the

table value o# 1.>. :s re#lecte on the table the compute value o# t is 1.44 $hich

#alls uner the acceptance region. There#ore as the test statistics suggests, there is

no signi#icant i##erence in the assessment bet$een the (N( Taguig %ity tation an

+arangay %entral ignal Taguig (ersonnel on the anti-illegal rugs program,

problems encountere, an the corresponing measures in terms o# program

obectives, program strategies, program resources.

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CHAPTER V

SUMMARY OF FINDINGS# CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

S$))ary (0 Fn&ng"

JThe ##ectiveness o# :nti-llegal Drugs %ampaign in +arangay %entral ignal Fillage

%ity

Table 5

ho$s the istribution pro#ile o# the responents assessment to$ars the

e##ectiveness o# anti-illegal rugs campaign in (N(-:D ETI in terms o# (rogram

Ebective, trategies an /esource. ight responent or 53.33 percent say (N(-

:D ET anti-illegal rugs campaign is ;ighly ##ective also, there are several

responents or 4.7percent say its e##ective. :n none o# the responents says its

moerately e##ective, less e##ective or not e##ective.

n its totality, the mean is 4.12 $ith a stanar eviation o# .247 this means

that the general escription is ##ective.

Table 3 sho$s the istribution pro#ile o# the responent assessment to$ars The

##ectives o# anti-illegal rugs campaign in barangay %entral ignal ignal Taguig %ity

n terms o# the (rogram Ebectives, trategies an (rogram /esources. )i#ty-one

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/esponents or 3.7 5 percent say +%F :nti-llegal Drugs %ampaign is highly

e##ective. :lso there are 2> responents or 3.25 percent say it is e##ective. :n none

o# the responent says it moerately e##ective, less e##ective or not e##ective.

n its totality, the means is 4.2> $ith a stanar eviation o# .341This means

that the general escription is highly e##ective. There#ore the combine $eight o#

highly e##ective is eual to the combine $eight o# e##ective, moerately e##ective, less

e##ective an not e##ective.

Table sho$s the e##ectiveness o# the anti illegal rug program by (N( :D-ETI

in terms o# program obectives, strategies an resources. En the program obectives

the #irst an secon statement plays an important role in the e##ectiveness o# an anti-

illegal rugs campaign. %onucting o# intelligence operation in the ienti#ication o#

rug personalities an other target in baranggay, be best eecute by $or"ing closely

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:s sho$n on the (rogram /esources both statements + an % ran"e as

number one as highly e##ective. 'aintaining a goo rapport an coorination among

local government o##icials an other concerne government agencies is highly

e##ective in abating illegal rug activities an tra##ic"ing in barangays. :s re#lecte on

the table the aggregate mean o# all the program resources is 4.31, $hich means the

responents agree that the anti-illegal rugs campaign is e##ective in terms o# the

program resources.

To sum it up as inicate in the table assessment o# anti-illegal rug campaign

by (N( :D-ETI is e##ective in general. The overall aggregate mean is 4.@

$hich means both program obectives, strategies an resources is e##ective in the

assessment

T:+* 7 ho$s the ##ectiveness o# the rug program by +arangay %entral ignal

Fillage Taguig %ity in terms o# the program obectives, strategies an /esources. En

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aggregate mean o# all the program strategies is 4.54, $hich means that the

responents generally agree that the anti-illegal rugs campaign is highly e##ective in

terms o# the program strategies.

:s inicate on the program resources, sustaining the coorination $ith

concerne government agencies in synchroni&ing an harmoni&ing actions in abating

rug tra##ic"ing in barangay is ran"e number one. :s re#lecte on the table

aggregate mean o# all the program resources is 4.53, $hich means the responents

agree that the anti-illegal campaign is highly e##ective in terms o# the program

resources.

To sum it up as inicate on the table, the assessment o# the anti-illegal rug

campaign o# +arangay %entral ignal Fillage Taguig %ity in terms o# program

obectives, strategies an program resource is highly e##ective.

Table @ sho$s the problems encountere by the anti-illegal rugs program o# the

+arangay %entral ignal Fillage Taguig %ity in terms o# the program obectives,

strategies an resources. En the program obectives, poor attitue o# some personnel

in conuct o# intelligence operation in the ienti#ication an location o# rug

personalities an other targets in barangay is ran"e number, as seen on the table \

3 the aggregate mean o# all the program obectives is 3.23, $hich means the

responents generally agree that the problems encountere in anti-illegal rugs

campaign is 'oerately erious in terms o# the program obectives

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En the program strategies insu##icient s"ills to conuct anti-illegal rug

operations that leas #or continuous #lo$ o# tra##ic"ing o# illegal rugs in barangay, is

the maor problem. :s re#lecte on the table the aggregate mean o# all the program

strategies is 3. $hich means that the responents generally agree that the

problems encountere in anti-illegal rugs campaign is serious in terms o# the

programs strategies.

:s inicate on the program resources, lac" o# coorination $ith local

government units #or logistical assistance in the conuct o# anti-illegal rug program is

the biggest problem encountere. :s inicate on the table, the aggregate mean o#

all the program resources is 3.5, $hich means the responents generally agree the

anti-illegal campaign is serious in terms o# the program resources

To sum it up as inicate on the table, the problems encountere o# anti-illegal

rug campaign o# barangay central ignal Fillage Taguig %ity in terms o# the (rogram

Ebectives, trategies an (rogram /esource is erious

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Table > ho$ the result o# the comparison o# the assessment o# i##erent group

responents on the e##ectiveness o# anti-illegal rugs program $ith the corresponing

measures in relation to (rogram Ebectives, trategies an (rogram /esources

The Null ;ypothesis states that there is no signi#icant i##erence in the

assessment o# (N(-:D ETI an %entral ignal Taguig an %entral ignal

Taguig (ersonnel on the anti-illegal rugs program, problems encountere an the

corresponing measures in terms o# (rogram Ebectives, (rogram trategies an

(rogram resources

To test the hypothesis, t$o-taile test $as use $ith >5A level o# con#ience.

The ecision rule is to reect ;o i# the compute value o# t is greater than or eual to

the table value o# 1.>. :s re#lecte on the table the compute value o# t is 1.44

$hich #alls uner the acceptance region. There#ore as the test statistics suggests,

there is no signi#icant i##erence in the assessment bet$een the (N( Taguig %ity

tation an +arangay %entral ignal Taguig (ersonnel on the anti-illegal rugs

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program, problems encountere, an the corresponing measures in terms o#

program obectives, program strategies, program resources.

CONCLUSION

:s the #ight against the Dangerous Drug continues, the battle #iel gets bigger an

bigger as time an ays goes by. 'ore an more people are at ris" an getting

victimi&e to be succumbe by its $rath so $e must be able to #ormulate or upate

ne$ $ays, plans, strategies in orer to $on the battle. ince the result o# our

research prove its e##ectiveness, that those enumerate programs are teste an yet

e##ective, there#ore $e can conclue that our stuy can be one o# the stepping stones

in $inning the ar against Dangerous Drug in our ;omelan, #or $hich $e must

participate as its solier.

RECOMMENDATIONS1. )or our recommenation is the improvement anti-illegal rugs program $e coul

highly suggest that this #ollo$ing statements can help to improve can be in terms o#

(rogram Ebectives $e highly recommen the statement. +. %onuct stronger ties

$ith *ocal Iovernment Cnit an Non-Iovernment Ergani&ation $hich rate 4.21

$hich is ;ighly /ecommene by our responents.

2. n terms o# the implementation o# (rogram trategies $e highly recommen that

statement +. nhancement o# the "no$lege o# personnel in the conuct o# :nti-

llegal rugs to abate the #lo$ o# tra##ic"ing o# illegal rugs $hich rate 4.5 $hich is

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;ighly /ecommene. n terms o# (rogram /esources +oth tatement : ? + tie up

$ith a score o# 4. $hich ;ighly /ecommen

3. :n #or the #uture researchers $hich concerning the same #iel o# stuy that $e

stuie, $ish our thesis can help you an guie you $ith your research.

LIL.IOR/P,

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De"'r%t/e Val$e P(nt Val$e Mean S'ale

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III T*e Pr(-le) En'($ntere& -y t*e ant,llegal &r$g" %r(gra) (0 BarangayCentral Sgnal Vllage Tag$g4 A Ba"" 0(r a '())$nty,-a"e& a%%r(a'* n'()-atng llegal &r$g":

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De"'r%t/e Val$e Mean S'ale P(nt Val$eFery erious 6F8 5 4.21M5.erious 68 4 3.41-4.2'oerately erious 6'8 3 2.1-3.4*ess erious 6*8 2 [email protected] erious N8 1 1.@1-2.

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I: Per"(nal Pr(0le (0 t*e Re"%(n&ent"

DIRECTIONS4 Plea"e %r(/&e all t*e %ertnent n0(r)at(n (n t*e te)" -el(! -y %$ttng a

'*e'2 (n t*e a%%r(%rate -ra'2et an& "$%%lyng an"!er" (n t*e -lan2 "%a'e

Na)e 5O%t(nal64

Age4 5 6 1,7> 5 6 7>,> 5 6 98,@8 5 6 @1,?1 an& a-(/e

Gen&er4 5 6 Male 5 6 Fe)ale

C/l Stat$"4 5 6 Sngle 5 6 Marre& 5 6 3&(!

E&$'at(nal attan)ent

5 6 Hg* S'*((l Gra&$ate

5 6 C(llege Un&ergra&$ate

5 6 C(llege Gra&$ate

5 6 Ma"ter" Degree

5 6 D('t(rate Degree

5 6 Ot*er" Plea"e S%e'0y

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II A""e"")ent (0 t*e ant,llegal &r$g" 'a)%agn Barangay Central Sgnal

Tag$g Cty

DIRECTIONS4 T*e 0(ll(!ng are "tate)ent" n&'atng t*e e00e't/ene"" (n t*e

ant,llegal &r$g" 'a)%agn (0 Barangay Central Sgnal Tag$g: Kn&ly %$t a

'*e'2 )ar2 6[6(n y($r &e"re an"!er (n t*e '(l$)n -el(!

Hg*ly E00e't/e 5HE6 , @

E00e't/e 5E6 , 9

M(&erately E00e't/e 5ME6 ,

Le"" E00e't/e 5LE6 , 7

N(t E00e't/e 5NE , 1

PROGRAM OBECTIVES

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PROGRAM STATEGIES

1:7 Plea"e a""e"";rate t*e e00e't/ene"" (0t*e ant,llegal &r$g"Pr(gra) n Barangay Central Sgnal Vllagen ter)" (0 Pr(gra)Statege"

5;

4

3'

2*

1N

a. %onuct o# sustaine anti-illegal rug operation to preventthe #lo$ or tra##ic"ing o# illegal rugs.

(ag sasaga$a ng pangmatagalang operasyon tungo sa

pag pigil ng "ala"aran ng ipinagbaba$al ng rogab. /euces the consumers eman #or rugs an othersubstances through massive preventive eucation ana$areness program in school an in the barangay.

(agba$as ng mga tumatang"ili" sa pamamagitan ngmala$a"an preventive eucation an a$areness sa mgapaaralan at baranggay.

c. %onuct ranom rug test o# police personnel an #iling o#appropriate aministrative charges against those $ho #ounpositive #or rug use

+iglaan rug test sa mga "a$ani ng pulisya at pag sampa

ng a"mang aministrative charges sa mapapatunayanggumagamit.

PROGRAM RESOURCES

1: Plea"e a""e"";rate t*e e00e't/ene"" (0 t*e ant,llegal &r$g"Pr(gra) n Barangay Central Sgnal Vllage ter)" (0 Pr(gra)Re"($r'e"

5;

4

3'

2*

1N

a. coorinates $ith *IC #or logistical assistance in the conucto# anti illegal rug program

(a"i"ipag ugnayan sa *ocal Iovernment upang mag "aroonng sapat na mga "agamitan sa pag laban sa ipinagbaba$al naroga.

b. maintains goo rapport among local government o##icials tostrengthen their political $ill to support the campaigns againstillegal rug activities in the barangay

'aganang pa"i"ipag ugnayan mga Ga$ani ng *ocalIovernment upang ma"uha ang suporta at tulong sa pag-laban sa ipinagbaba$al na roga

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PROGRAM STRATEGIES

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PROGRAM RESOURCES

IV: PROPOSE MEASURES TO ADDRESS PROBLEMS ENCOUTERED BY THEANTI,ILLEGAL DRUGS CAMPAIGN OF BARANGAY CENTRAL SIGNAL TAGUIG

DIRECTIONS4 Plea"e rate t*e %r(%("e )ea"$re" n "(l/ng t*e %r(-le)"

en'($ntere& -y t*e ant,Illegal &r$g" %r(gra) n Barangay Central Sgnal

Vllage Tag$g: Kn&ly %$t a 56 '*e'2 (n y($r '*("en an"!er $"ng t*e

0(ll(!ng "'ale

Hg*ly Re'())en&e& 5HR6 , @

Re'())en&e& 5R6 , 9

M(&erately Re'())en&e& 5MR6 ,

Le"" Re'())en&e& 5LR6 , 7

N(t Re'())en&e& 5NR6 , 1

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7: Plea"e a""e"";rate "er($"ne"" (0 %r(-le)"en'($ntere& -y t*e ant,llegal &r$g" %r(gra) nBarangay Central Sgnal Vllage n ter)" (0 Pr(gra)Re"($r'e"

5(S)

4(S)

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26*

16N8

# *ac" o# coorination $ith local government units#or logistical assistance in the conuct o# anti-illegalrug program

Ga"ulangaan ng "ooinasyon sa *IC sa pag hinging *ogistical assistance sa pag sasaga$a ng anti-illegal rug program

A *imite rapport among local government o##icials to

strengthen their political $ill to support thecampaign against anti-illegal rug activities inbarangay.

;ini sapat na ugnayan sa m

Anti-illegal drugs thesis

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