Functions of The National Police of Peru
Under its law of creation, the National Police has the following functions:
- Maintaining security and public tranquility.
- Prevent, combat, investigate and report crimes.
- Ensure public safety.
- Provide protection to children, adolescents, the elderly and women who are at risk of their freedom.
- Investigate the disappearance of individuals.
- Ensuring freedom of movement and control vehicular and pedestrian on the public roads and ensure the transport vehicle and rail, to investigate and report accidents, and keep records of vehicle for law enforcement, in coordination with the authority responsible.
- Intervene in the carriage by air, sea, river and lake in their actions.
- Monitor and control the borders and enforce the laws on control of migration of nationals and foreigners.
- Providing security to the President of the Republic, the Heads of State on an official visit, the Presidents of the government and the autonomous constitutional bodies, the Congress, Ministers of State, as well as diplomats, dignitaries and other personalities.
- Comply with the Judiciary, the Constitutional Court, National Elections Board, the Public Ministry and the National Electoral Office, in exercising its functions.
- Participate in the establishment of security prisons, as well as the transfer of the accused and sentenced.
- Participate in the implementation of the provisions on the protection and conservation of natural resources and environment, safety heritage archaeological and culture of Peru.
- Ensuring the safety of goods and services, in coordination with relevant state bodies.
- Participate in National Defense, Civil Defense and the economic and social development of the country.
- Exercise to identify the persons for law enforcement purposes.
- Exercise such other functions as provided for in the Constitution and laws of the Republic of Peru.
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