VSU PNP Interns

31/03/2026

11/03/2026

IN PHOTOS || Interns’ Meeting with the Acting Chief of Police at Tolosa MPS, PCPT Jose A. Costiniano Jr. on Proper Report Writing, followed by a Discussion with PSSg Martinez on Police Uniforms

On March 9, 2026, VSU Tolosa Interns, together with BCC Interns, attended a comprehensive meeting with the Acting Chief of Police, PCPT Jose A. Costiniano Jr., where they discussed the proper procedures for writing police reports. The interns were also given specific assignments to practice and strengthen their skills in documenting incidents, especially in writing accurate reports, ranging from initial sketches to full Progress Reports, which are fundamental components of police work.

After the meeting, PSSg Martinez conducted a discussion on police uniforms, explaining the different types, their proper use, and the occasions when each uniform should be worn. This session helped interns understand the importance of professionalism, discipline, and proper protocol in the law enforcement.

Activities like these allow interns to gain practical knowledge, build attention to detail, and develop a deeper understanding of police procedures and standards, preparing them for future roles in public service.

10/03/2026

IN PHOTOS || A Blessed Fellowship with Pastor Ronald Allan Leysa of Blest Community Christian Fellowship

On March 9, 2026, the VSU Tolosa Interns together with BCC Interns participated in a Bible study session with Pastor Ronald Allan Leysa, sharing that the experiences and lessons we receive in life are important because they help shape who we will become in the future.

The session included a discussion on Discipleship – Level 1: Assurance of Salvation, reminding the interns of the importance of faith, hope, and spiritual growth, and through this, the interns were encouraged to strengthen their relationship with God and reflect on the values that guide them in their daily lives and of course their futures.

Highlights of the discussion:
LEVEL 1 — ASSURANCE OF SALVATION
You are now a Child of God
John 1:12 – “But as many as received Him, to them He gave the right to become children of God.”
You are now Sealed with the Holy Spirit
Ephesians 1:13 — "You were sealed with the Holy Spirit of promise"
You are now Saved
Ephesians 2:8 – “For by grace you have been saved through faith.”
You are now Registered in Heaven
Luke 10:20 — " Rejoice because your names are written in heaven."
You are now a New Creation
2 Corinthians 5:17 – “Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation.”

Through this Bible study, the interns were reminded that faith, character, and strong values are important in shaping them not only as individuals but also as someone who they will become.

09/03/2026

PRO 8 STATEMENT

PRO 8 Strengthens Energy and Fuel Conservation, Monitoring, and Security Measures

As part of its commitment to responsible resource management, the Police Regional Office 8 (PRO-8) under the leadership of PBGEN JASON L CAPOY, Regional Director, has implemented strict measures to conserve energy and fuel across all administrative and operational units. Personnel are encouraged to review internal fuel consumption and adopt energy-saving practices, particularly for non-essential administrative travel, while maintaining full administrative functions and operational readiness.

In addition, PRO 8 continues to closely monitor oil prices and potential impacts on fuel availability that affect all products within the industry. Daily data collection and reporting are conducted by unit commanders to ensure compliance with pricing regulations, prevent unauthorized price increases, and deter profiteering or hoarding. Through these monitoring efforts, PRO 8 seeks to maintain transparency, support economic stability, and protect public welfare.

To complement these initiatives, the Philippine National Police and PRO 8 have heightened security measures at vital infrastructure, including depots, refineries, and major fuel distribution hubs. These actions safeguard facilities against any form of sabotage or disruption, while units remain prepared to manage civil disturbances or emergencies. Together, these combined efforts underscore PRO 8’s dedication to public safety, operational efficiency, and the responsible use of energy and fuel resources.
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09/03/2026

Snappy Salute

05/03/2026

IN PHOTOS || Fingerprinting Process Using Ink and Paper — March 5, 2026

VSU Tolosa Interns had a discussion and hands-on activity on the fingerprinting process using ink and paper under the guidance of PEMS Escarda. The interns were taught the proper way of getting fingerprints as part of the police documentation process.

During the activity, the interns learned how to apply ink, roll the fingers properly, and how to record the fingerprints properly on the fingerprint card. This training helped the interns understand one of the basic procedures used by the police in processing and documenting suspects.

Through this activity, the interns gained practical knowledge and experience while learning the importance of accuracy and proper procedure in police work.

05/03/2026

IN PHOTOS || VSU-Tolosa Interns during their Physical Activity at Tolosa, Leyte

On March 03, 2026, the VSU-Tolosa Interns together with the BCC interns conducted their physical activity led by PMSG Calbitaza beginning with reveille in front of the station, and was followed by two rounds of jogging within the designated area, and later concluded with walking to the Bukid Arampoan, also known as the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus Pilgrim Place in Tolosa, Leyte.

This activity is part of maintaining discipline, endurance, and physical fitness. Having a regular physical activity strengthens not only the body but also mental resilience, teamwork, and commitment. It prepares us to handle the physical and emotional demands of duty while promoting a healthy and active lifestyle.

Through activities like this, we continue to build stronger bodies, sharper minds, and united teamwork.

05/03/2026

IN PHOTOS || VSU-Tolosa interns participated in hands-on learning on assembling and disassembling of Fi****ms

On March 3, 2026, PMSg Calbitaza taught the VSU Tolosa Interns the proper procedures for the assembly and disassembly of fi****ms. During the session, the interns were given the opportunity to safely handle and familiarize themselves with both a rifle and a pistol under proper supervision.

The activity aimed to enhance the interns’ technical knowledge, promote firearm safety awareness, and develop responsibility in handling these equipment.

Proper training in firearm assembly and disassembly is essential to ensures operational readiness, discipline, and strict adherence to safety protocols.