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IN PHOTOS: The Naga City Police Office's Monday flag-raising ceremony and awarding of exceptional employees. They were led by the enthusiastic PCOL Nelson A Pacalso, City Director, and his team, together with PNPA Masidtalak Class of 2023 members working at the office above. A media briefing was held at the NCPO conference room following the action mentioned above so that the City Director, his staff, and all station commanders could inform the public of their successes and problems. They also respond to inquiries from the media on the organization's forthcoming events, initiatives, and programs.

Social media has many potential uses for law enforcement agencies. The characteristics of collaboration and interactive communication that are at the core of social media align well with the goals of law enforcement. Social media provides a potentially valuable means of assisting law enforcement agencies in meeting community outreach, problem-solving, investigative, and crime prevention objectives. In addition, social media can be used to enhance communication, collaboration, and information exchange; streamline processes; and foster productivity. These documents provide procedures for effective agency use of social media and appropriate regulation of employee use of social media.[1]

The Naga City Police Office holds a news conference for the media following the flag-raising ceremony every Monday. This is one of their Best Practices. The staff and all Station Commanders attended the media appearance, dubbed "Kape at Boses," to provide updates on the problems and successes of their local stations and the Office. They also respond to inquiries from the media on recent developments, planned events, and the organization's plans and programs. The Office above will update and educate the public on the PNP's current activities through practice and protocol. The City Director can actively maintain communication between the company and the neighborhood in this way. In my future role as a PNP officer, I might employ this strategy to raise public awareness of Police activities, objectives, and accomplishments.

[1] Smith (2020) Social Media*, International Association of Chiefs of Police. Available at: https://www.theiacp.org/resources/policy-center-resource/social-media (Accessed: January 25, 2023).









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