Municipal Police By Country
| Country | English language name | Native language(s) name(s) | |
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| Albania | Municipal Police |
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| Algeria | Municipal Guards |
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| Argentina | Metropolitan Police (Buenos Aires) |
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| Austria | Community security guards |
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| Belgium | Local Police |
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| Brazil | Municipal Guards |
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| Canada | Municipal and regional police services (criminal and administrative offences) and bylaw enforcement officers (administrative offences) | ||
| Czech Republic | City/Municipal Police |
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| Estonia | Municipal Police |
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| France | Municipal Police |
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| Germany | City Police |
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| Greece | Municipal Police |
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| Italy | Municipal Police |
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| Latvia | Municipal Police |
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| Mexico | Municipal Police |
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| Namibia | Municipal Police | ||
| Poland | City/Municipal Guard |
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| Portugal | Municipal Police |
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| Romania | Local Police |
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| Serbia | Communal Police |
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| Slovakia | City/Municipal Police |
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| Spain | Municipal Police |
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| South Africa | Municipal Police | ||
| Switzerland | Municipal Police |
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| Turkey | Municipal Police |
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| United States | Municipal police departments | ||
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