National Police

National Police is generally the primary law enforcement agency of a country, see below:

  • Afghan National Police
  • Australian Federal Police (similar to the US's 'FBI')
  • Bolivarian National Police
  • Federal Bureau of Investigation
  • Haitian National Police
  • Icelandic National Police
  • Indonesian National Police
  • National Police Corps of Spain
  • National Police of Colombia
  • National Police of East Timor
  • National Civil Police of El Salvador
  • National Police (France)
  • National Police Agency (Japan)
  • National Police of Nicaragua
  • National Police (Niger)
  • National Police of Peru
  • National Police Agency (Republic of China)
  • National Police Agency (Republic of Korea)
  • Polícia Federal (Brazil)
  • Philippine National Police
  • Royal Canadian Mounted Police
  • Garda Síochána (Irish Police)

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