WorksheetsPre-test
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 6mins
The PNP Chief who signed the final acceptance document for the procurement of all body camera units.
Gen. Ronald Dela Rosa
Gen. Debold Sinas
Gen. Oscar Albayalde
Gen. Guillermo Eleazar
Section 4(e) of the Data Privacy Act covers information necessary to carry out law enforcement functions.
TRUE
FALSE
A.M. No. 21-06-08-SC or the Rules on the Use of Body-Worn Cameras does not apply to warrantless arrests.
TRUE
FALSE
This refers to an electronic camera system which is not a body-worn camera, capable of creating, generating, sending receiving, storing, displaying, and processing audio-visual recordings, and may be used as a substitute for a body-worn camera.
(a)
This refers to any digital identifiers captured in the recording, such as date, time, or GPS coordinates.
Data
Meta Tags
Metadata
Metaverse
Should a body-worn camera be unavailable, how many alternative recording devices must be used?
0
1
2
3
In case of the use of body-worn cameras or alternative recoding devices during warrantless arrests to whom should the recordings be submitted?
(a)
The failure to observe the requirements of using body-worn cameras or alternative recording devices, without reasonable grounds, during the execution of search warrants shall render the evidence obtained inadmissible for the prosecution of the offense for which the search warrant was applied.
TRUE
FALSE
Should the person subject of the recording consent to its use in a court proceeding, the following individuals shall be entitled to obtain a copy of the recording, except:
Any person who is a subject of the recording or his/her counsel.
The parent, guardian, or counsel of any minor who is a subject of the recording.
The spouse, next of kin, or legally authorized designee of a deceased subject of the recording, or his/her counsel.
Employees of the law enforcement agency to which the officer whose camera captured the recording belongs.
How many body camera units were issued by the PNP nationwide?
3696
2696
2969
3969
