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140 16. COMMUNITY POLICING & BEST PRACTICES
17IMPORTANT CIRCULARS17.1 MISSING PERSON RELATED CIRCULARSSl.NoCircularNo.DateBrief of the Circular1 32/2009 12.08.2009 Missing persons- Registration and investigation ofcases- Instruction Issued2 10/2010 21.02.2010 Missing persons- Registration and investigation ofcases- Instruction Issued3 20/2011 21.07.2011 Missing persons- Registration and investigation- KeralaPolice Act, 2011- New procedure-Instruction-Regarding.4 08/2012 08.04.2012 Missing persons-Release of traced person-modified instructionissued.5 14/2013 26.06.2013 Measures to be adopted for safeguarding the interestof Missing Children-Supreme Court Directions6 16/2013 01.07.2013 Creation of District Missing Persons Tracing Unit (DMPTU)7 17/2014 12.07.2014 Investigation of cases/Missing person/Children-Instruction8 12/2015 27.052015 Investigation of cases of Missing Person/Childrenfurtherinstructions-reg9 20/2015 14.06.2015141
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Station House ManagementSOPbyKerala
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Other ResourcesThe Kerala Police Ma
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PREFACEKerala Police working undert
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Contents1 POLICE STATION - A CITIZE
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CONTENTSix6.3.6 GENERAL MEMO BOOK .
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CONTENTSxi6.15.8 CURRENT REGISTER .
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CONTENTSxiii10.3.1 Smart Thondy Roo
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1POLICE STATION - A CITIZENFRIENDLY
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1.6. PETITION MANAGEMENT SERVICE 3l
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2FUNCTIONS OF A POLICESTATIONFuncti
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2.3. POLICE IS A UNIFORMED PUBLIC S
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3POLICE DUTIES ANDRESPONSIBILITIES3
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3.1. STATION HOUSE OFFICER 11spect
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3.1. STATION HOUSE OFFICER 13the qu
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3.1. STATION HOUSE OFFICER 15victed
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3.2. SUB INSPECTOR (LAW AND ORDER)
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3.2. SUB INSPECTOR (LAW AND ORDER)
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3.3. SUB INSPECTOR (CRIMES) 21ratio
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3.5. PUBLIC RELATION OFFICER (PRO)
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3.6. STATION WRITER 257. The Cash B
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3.6. STATION WRITER 27ficers and th
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3.8. GENERAL DIARY DUTY 29cers/Seni
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3.9. RECEPTION/HELP DESK/STATION SE
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3.11. PROCESS DUTY 33of the Hon’b
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3.14. 11.BEAT / PATROL DUTY 35the f
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3.17. 13. WOMEN BEAT OFFICER 37the
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3.18. 14. MISCELLANEOUS DUTIES 3926
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3.20. PRECAUTIONS TO BE TAKEN DURIN
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3.22. E) TRAFFIC CONTROL DUTY 432.
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3.24. F) PRISONERS ESCORT DUTY 45th
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3.26. H.TAPPAL DUTY 472. The Tappal
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4POLICE STATION DUTIES ANDVERTICALS
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4.2. CRIME INVESTIGATION WING 514.2
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5THE COASTAL POLICE STATIONSThe bas
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5.4. DUTIES OF TECH CREW 55of actio
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6OFFICIAL POLICE RECORDS6.1 GOVERNM
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6.3. ADMINISTRATIVE 596.2.7 RV/EV R
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6.3. ADMINISTRATIVE 616.3.10 TAPPAL
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6.5. OTHER COMMON REGISTER 63Monthl
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6.6. PETITION ENQUIRY REGISTERS 656
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6.7. PROCESS REGISTERS 676.6.9 REGI
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6.11. STATION CRIME HISTORY- PART I
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6.12. STATION CRIME HISTORY-PART IV
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6.14. STATION CRIME HISTORY PART VI
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6.14. STATION CRIME HISTORY PART VI
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6.15. REGISTERS FOR CRIME PREVENTIO
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6.15. REGISTERS FOR CRIME PREVENTIO
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7PETITION ENQUIRIES & REPORTS(Circu
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7.4. SUPERIOR OFFICERS PETITION 831
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8ARREST, SEARCH AND SEIZURE8.1 When
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8.4. THE INVESTIGATING OFFICER SHAL
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Page 145 and 146: 16COMMUNITY POLICING & BESTPRACTICE
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