Narsoran National Police

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Narsoran National Police
Policía Nacional de Narsora
Narsoran National Police Logo (2016).png
The current logo of the National Police of Narsora, adopted in 2016.
Motto "Y seguridad para todos"
"Security and Safety for All"
Agency overview
Formed 1960
Employees 45,000
Annual budget $5.6 Billion NRD (2016) (apx.$3.043 Billion NS)
Legal personality Non government: Government Agency
Jurisdictional structure
Size 379,200 km2 (‪‬‪‪146,409 ‬ sq m)
Population 26,300,000
Legal jurisdiction Narsora
Governing body Ministry of Interior (Narsora)
General nature
Operational structure
Headquarters Narsora City, Narsora
Officers 40,000
Elected officer responsible Héctor Garza, General-Director
Parent agency Ministry of Interior
Divisions
Facilities
Stations 240
Airbases 3
Boats 65
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The Narsoran National Police (Spanish: Policía Nacional Narsoran) is the the national law enforcement agency in {{Narsora)).They police all populated cities and towns, roadways and waterways. The NNP are under the authority of the Ministry of Interior and handle general crimes, criminal investigations, terrorism and immigration matters.

Hisotry

The NNP was founded in 1960 after independence as a branch of the military until 1966, when it became a civilian force. Since 2010, the force has been undergoing numerous reforms and in December 2015 president Sandalio Joaquín Espina signed the 2016 Police Reform Act (Spanish: Policía de 2016 la Reforma Ley) outlining new riot control procedures and reorganizing various tactical units into a single force.


Duties

The duties of the National Police include; Crime prevention, crime investigation, anti-terrorism operations, Crowd control and immigration matters.

Uniform

The standard patrol uniform of the national police is an rifle green colored uniform (in both long sleeve and short sleeve versions) which has been in use since the agency's formation.

Ranks

Oficial de Policía - Police Officer Cabo Segundo - (Second Corporal) Cabo Primero - (First Corporal) Sargento Segundo - (Sergeant) Sargento Primero - (First Sergeant) Inspector - (Inspector) Teniente - (Lieutenant) Capitan - (Captain) Director General de la Policía - Director General of Police

Equipment

Each officer carries;

  • TETRA communication radio
  • Stab Vest/ Bulletproof Vest
  • Hinged-handcuffs
  • OC Spray (Pepper Spray)
  • Collapsible Baton
  • Flashlight
  • Walther PPQ (Standard Police issue since 2012.)
  • Ruger Mini-14 (Standard Issue long arm, stored in the boot of most patrol vehicles. To be phased out in late-2016.)
  • Remington 870 (Stored in the boot of some patrol cars. Used against heavily armed suspects.)

Vehicles

The NNP use a wide variety of vehicles to handle any situation. Including;
Chevrolet Cruze - Police Patrol
Nissan Patrol - Patrol Vehicle
Ford Explorer - K-9
Ford Kuga - Patrol Vehicle/K-9
Toyota Hilux - Police Truck
Ford Focus - Patrol Vehicle (Used by Roadway Patrol division)
Ford Mondeo - Patrol Vehicle (Used by Roadway Patrol division)

Livery

The new livery introduced in 2016 consists of a three green square pattern on an all white background with the new police logo on the left.

The new livery introduced for police vehicles in 2016.

Line of Duty Deaths

Since it's founding in 1960, 18 officers have died in the line of duty;

Name of Officer Year Incident Description
Darío Mata 1964 Shot while attempting to apprehend a burglary suspect.
Iván Mendoza 1977 Shot during a domestic violence call.
Débora Campos 1985 All four officers were ambushed and shot while responding to a gang-related shooting during the 1984-85 21-O Revolution.
Ramón Castillo 1985 Killed along with officers Campos, Martínez & Iñíguez
Adán Iñíguez 1985 Killed along with officers Campos, Martínez & Castillo
Carlos Martínez 1985 Killed along with officers Campos, Castillo & Iñíguez
Álvaro Cruz 1993 Shot during an Anti-gang operation.
Jaume Acosta 1999 Stabbed during a domestic violence call.
Alejandra Díaz 2002 Killed by falling debris during the 2002 Verrácu Earthquake.
Aarón Gallo 2006 Shot by escaped criminals during the 2006 Abaroa Prison Escape.
Daniel Fernández 2009 Shot during a domestic violence call.
Adrián Gaspar 2009 Died from injuries sustained during the 2009 Narsora City Bombing.
Agustín Estévez 2010 Died after sustaining burns from protesters during the 2010-2011 5-A Protests.
Koaó Desnai 2012 Stabbed while attempting to break up a street fight.
Khalid Nejem 2014 Beaten to death by a mob of rioters during the 2014 Manzulo Riot.
Alejandro Gonzales 2015 Stabbed while attempting to end an assault.
Armando Herrera 2016 Shot during domestic a violence call.
Javier Araujo 2016 Stabbed while attempting to end an assault.