Law Enforcement in Slovakia - Structure

Structure

  • Secret services
    • Slovenská informačná služba
    • Vojenská spravodajská služba
    • Vojenské obranné spravodajstvo
    • Národný bezpečnostný úrad
  • Police Force
    • Traffic Police
    • Railway Police
      • Riot Railway Police
    • Financial Police
    • Riot Police
      • Police Emergency Units of Riot Police departments of the Regional Police Headquarters of the Police Force (Slovak: Pohotovostné policajné útvary OPP KR PZ)
    • Special protection department of the Office for protection of state officials and diplomatic missions (Slovak: Odbor špeciálnej ochrany Úradu pre ochranu ústavných činiteľov a diplomatických misií MV SR)
    • Criminal Police
    • Border and Foreigner Police
    • Toll Police
  • Slovak Armed Forces
    • Military Police
      • Riot Military Police
    • 5th Special Operations Division of Jozef Gabčík in Žilina (Slovak: 5. pluk špeciálneho určenia Jozefa Gabčíka Žilina)
    • Special Operations Unit - Lynx Commando (Slovak: Útvar osobitného určenia - Lynx Commando)
  • Prison and Court Police
    • Engagement Unit of the Prison and Court Police Corps (Slovak: Zásahová jednotka Špeciálnej zásahovej skupiny ZVJS)
  • Customs Police
    • Service Engagement Unit of the Customs Criminal Office of the Slovak Customs Administration (Slovak: Jednotka služobných zákrokov Colného kriminálneho úradu CS SR)
  • Municipal Police
    • various Municipal Police forces in different cities

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