History of Police in the Philippines During American & Post-American Era (Philippine Constabulary)

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Published on Apr 8, 2021
Justice Buddy lectures the history of Philippine Police during American and Post-American Era.

Specifically, he discusses the following:
I. Philippine Constabulary; &
II. Police Commission.

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