Sri Lanka Police Service - Roles

Roles

  • Law enforcement
    • Fighting crime.
    • Carrying out investigations.
    • Drug enforcement.
  • Security
    • Keeping public security.
    • Maintaining public order.
    • Counter-terrorism.
    • Securing public events, rallies and holidays.
    • Riot control / crowd control.
    • Intelligence Services.
    • Providing VIP security (VVIP security is handled by the Special Task Force).
    • Handling suspicious objects and Bomb disposal (EOD) (handled by the Special Task Force).
    • Handling the local command of the Home Guard.
    • Assisting the Prison Service in prisoner transport and control of prison unrest.
  • Traffic control
  • Coordinating emergency services
  • Police and community
    • Handling civilian complaints.
    • Handling youth violence and crime.
    • Educating the community and participating in educational campaigns.
    • Providing ceremonial escorts to the President, the Prime minister and foreign ambassadors on state functions.
    • Assist and coordinate community policing.

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