COMPACS

Since there is not much space in Metro Manila, a total of 38 PCPs and COMPACs were constructed alongside the road.

"Hopefully, there would be relocation sites for these PCPs and COMPACs within the 60-day period given by the DILG (Department of the Interior and Local Government)," he added.

Based on the NCRPO data, Manila Police District has the most number of PCPs and COMPACs constructed along the sidewalks, public roads and center islands with 18.

Guillermo Eleazar said that while there were 36 Police Community Precincts (PCP) and Community Police Assistance Centers (COMPAC) that should be removed in Metro Manila, he explained that they could not just immediately remove the structures since what would be sacrificed will be the peace and order situations in the areas.

A community police assistance center (COMPAC) built on a sidewalk was demolished by police in Malabon City on Thursday morning.

Guillermo Eleazar led the demolition of Police Community Precinct-4's (PCP-4's) COMPAC on M.H.

The officers detailed at the Malabon COMPAC will be temporarily relocated at Tinajeros' barangay outpost while Barangay Chairman Ryan Geronimo looks for a place where a new assistance center can be built.

The provincial government of Benguet recently turned over the first of the four government-funded Community Police Assistance Centers (COMPAC), which aim to cast a vigilant eye on local environment violators.

Benguet Governor Nestor Fongwan turned over the COMPAC which the province constructed in Barangay Balakbak, this town, to Provincial Police Officer (PPO) Senior Superintendent Rodolfo Azurin Jr.