Deputy Superintendent

Deputy superintendent, or deputy superintendent of police (DSP), was a rank used by police forces of the British Empire. In some territories it was called Deputy District Superintendent of police (DDSP).

The rank was usually confined to Europeans, and not all territories used it. The rank below was usually assistant superintendent and the rank above was (District) superintendent.

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