Bosnian Police
Bosnian Police |
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Active |
1996–present |
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Country |
Bosnia |
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Type |
Police Force |
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Role |
Domestic Law Enforcement |
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Size |
Classified |
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Part of |
Government |
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Garrison/HQ |
Sarajevo HQ |
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Colors |
Yellow & Blue |
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The Bosnian Police consists of thirteen sub-state territorial police forces and two specialist state-level police forces.[1] Each of the two entities, the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Republika Srpska has their own police force. In the latter, this is a central force covering the whole entity, in the former a specialist force covering specific crimes and those crimes that cross internal, Cantonal, borders. In the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, there are ten Cantonal police forces, each under a Cantonal Ministry of the Interior. The District of Brčko, in Northeast Bosnia, also has its own police force. At the level of the central state, Bosnia and Herzegovina also has a police agency focused on Counter Terrorism, Organised Crime and crime crossing international borders, the State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA), and a State Border Service. Although agreement was reached on unifying the police forces, much like the armies were unified, it has yet to be realised.[2]
Police Ranks
Chiefs of Police
- Chief Inspector General
- Inspector General
- Chief Inspector
Inspectors
- Independent Inspector
- Senior Inspector
- Inspector
- Junior Inspector
Police Officers
- Senior Sergeant
- Sergeant
- Senior Police Officer
- Police Officer
Skraćenice
Police Insignia
Chiefs of Police |
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Glavni Generalni Inspektor DGS-a |
Generalni Inspektor DGS-a |
Glavni Inspektor |
Inspectors |
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Samostalni Inspektor |
Visi Inspektor |
Inspektor |
Mladi Inspektor |
Police Officers |
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Stariji Narednik |
Narednik |
Stariji Policajac |
Policajac |
References
- ↑ Aitchison, A. (2007) Police Reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina: State, Democracy and International Assistance. Policing and Society 17(4): 321-343. DOI: 10.1080/10439460701717908
- ↑ Aitchison, A. (2016) Bosnia's EU Candidacy Cannot be Sustained by Minimal Internal Compromises. European Futures. URL http://www.europeanfutures.ed.ac.uk/article-2826