Structure
The Royal Bahamas Police Force is headed by Ellison E. Greenslade, QPM, MBA, the Commissioner of Police (2009 – present) who is supported in his role by a Deputy Commissioner and several Assistant Commissioners. The headquarters of the police service is located in Nassau, New Providence. The rank structure follows the United Kingdom's Scotland Yard usage: constable; corporal; sergeant; inspector; assistant superintendent; superintendent; assistant commissioner; senior assistant commissioner; deputy commissioner and commissioner. There are 3,000+ members of the RBPF.
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