Police rank

Lists of the ranks of various police agencies and forces all around the world:

Albania

Albania[1][2]
	Chief director Drejtues Madhor	Senior director Drejtues i Lartë	First director Drejtues i Parë	Director Drejtues	Chief commissioner Kryekomisar	Commissioner Komisar	Sub- commissioner Nënkomisar	Inspector Inspektor	Cadet Kursantë

Andorra

Functions

Andorra[3]
	Director del Cos	Director adjunt del Cos

Grades

	Superior level		Executive level		Intermediate level			Basic level
Andorra[3]
	Commissari major	Commisari	Oficial de 1a classe	Oficial de 2a classe	Sotsoficial major	Sotsoficial de 1a classe	Sotsoficial de 2a classe	Agent major	Agent

Argentina

Argentine Federal Police

Officers
Ranks	Comisario general Jefe de la policía federal	Comisario general	Comisario mayor	Comisario inspector	Comisario	Subcomisario	Oficial principal	Oficial inspector	Oficial subinspector	Oficial subayudante
Source:[4]

NCOs
Ranks	Suboficial mayor	Subofical auxiliar	Suboficial escrebiente	Sargento 1ro	Sargento	Cabo 1ro	Cabo	Agente
Source:[4]

Buenos Aires Provincial Police

Insignia	Name	English
Command
	Comisario general	Commissioner general
	Comisario mayor	Commissioner major
	Comisario inspector	Commissioner inspector
	Comisario	Commissioner
	Subcomisario	Deputy commissioner
	Oficial principal	Chief officer
	Oficial inspector	Inspector officer
	Oficial subinspector	Deputy inspector officer
	Oficial ayudante	Assistant officer
	Oficial subayudante	Assistant officer
General
	Mayor	Major
	Capitán	Captain
	Teniente 1º	First lieutenant
	Teniente	Lieutenant
	Subteniente	Second lieutenant
	Sargento	Sergeant
	Oficial	Official

Armenia

Officers

Equivalent NATO code	OF-10		OF-9		OF-8		OF-7		OF-6		OF-5		OF-4		OF-3		OF-2		OF-1						OF(D) and student officer
Armenia[5]	No equivalent
					Police colonel general		Police lieutenant general		Police major general		Police colonel		Police lieutenant colonel		Police major		Police captain		Senior police lieutenant			Police lieutenant			Police cadet

Enlisted

Equivalent NATO code	OR-9						OR-8		OR-7		OR-6						OR-5						OR-4				OR-3		OR-2						OR-1
Armenia[5]																							No equivalent												No insignia
	Senior Police Warrent officer			Police Warrent officer			Police Starshina		Police Senior sergeant		Police Sergeant						Police Junior Sergeant										Police Private								Cadet

Australia

Main article: Australian police ranks

Generally, all police forces of Australia follow this rank structure with some individual state police forces have ranks differing slightly.

Insignia of rank displayed on epaulette in italics and brackets

For an overview of all distinct state and federal rank structures,

• Senior commissioned ranks
  • Commissioner (two crossed and wreathed batons below a crown)
  • Deputy commissioner (two crossed and wreathed batons below a pip)
  • Assistant commissioner (two crossed batons)
  • Commander (three pips in a triangular pattern below a crown)
• Commissioned ranks
  • Chief superintendent (two pips below a crown)
  • Superintendent (one pip below a crown)
  • Chief inspector (crown)
  • Inspector (three pips)
• Senior non-commissioned ranks
  • Senior sergeant (three chevrons, crown and surmounted by a laurel wreath)
  • Sergeant (three chevrons)
• Non-commissioned ranks
  • Senior constable (two chevrons)
  • Constable (plain epaulette)
  • Probationary constable (plain epaulette)
• Each state has its own distinct rank structure
  • Australian Capital Territory
  • Australian Federal Police
  • New South Wales
  • Northern Territory
  • Queensland
  • South Australia
  • Tasmania
  • Victoria
  • Western Australia

Austria

Commissioners

Austria
	Generaldirektor für die öffentliche Sicherheit	Landespolizei- Direktor	Landespolizei- Direktor-Stellvertreter	Abteilungsleiter Landespolizei- direktion	Stadthauptmann
	Commissioner general of public security	State commissioner	Deputy state commissioner	Assistant state commissioner	City police commissioner

Leading officers

Equivalent NATO code	OF-10		OF-9		OF-8		OF-7		OF-6		OF-5		OF-4		OF-3		OF-2		OF-1						OF(D) and student officer
Austria[6]	No equivalent
					General Inspector general		Generalmajor Deputy inspector general		Brigadier Assistant inspector general, commander		Oberst Chief superintendent		Oberstleutnant Superintendent		Major Deputy superintendent		Hauptmann Assistant superintendent		Oberleutnant Divisional superintendent			Leutnant Divisional assistant superintendent

NCOs

	Supervising officers																						Police officers
Austria[6]
	Chefinspektor (Fgrp 7) Senior chief inspector			Chefinspektor (Fgrp 6) Chief inspector			Kontrollinspektor Divisional inspector		Abteilungs- inspektor Sub-divisional inspector		Bezirksinspektor Station sergeant						Gruppeninspektor Sergeant						Gruppeninspektor Sergeant Not in line of promotion				Revierinspektor Senior constable		Inspektor Constable						Inspektor GFP Border guard constable	Aspirant Probationary constable

Bangladesh

Rank insignia	Rank title	Equivalent NATO code
Officers
	Inspector general	OF-7
	Additional inspector general	OF-6
	Deputy inspector general	OF-5
	Additional deputy inspector general	OF-4
	Superintendent	OF-3
	Additional superintendent	OF-2
	Senior assistant superintendent
	Assistant superintendent
	Inspector	OR-8
Subordinate officers
	Sub-inspector/sergeant	OR-6 OR-4
	Assistant sub-inspector	OR-3
	Naik	OR-2
	Constable	OR-1

Rapid action battalions

Appointments in the rapid action battalion, with equivalent ranks in the army and the police

Belarus

Officers

Equivalent NATO code	OF-10		OF-9		OF-8		OF-7		OF-6		OF-5		OF-4		OF-3		OF-2		OF-1						OF(D) and student officer
Belarus	No equivalent
					Colonel general		Lieutenant general		Major general		Colonel		Lieutenant colonel		Major		Captain		Senior lieutenant		Lieutenant		Junior lieutenant

Enlisted

Equivalent NATO code	OR-9						OR-8		OR-7		OR-6						OR-5						OR-4				OR-3		OR-2						OR-1
Belarus																	No equivalent										No equivalent
	Ста́рший пра́порщик Senior warrant officer			Пра́порщик Warrant officer			Старшина́ Starshina		Ста́рший сержа́нт Senior sergeant		Сержа́нт Sergeant												Ефре́йтор Yefreytor												Рядово́й Private

Belgium

Cadre	Rank	Rank insignia federal police	Rank insignia local police
Officer level (commissioned officers)	Chief commissioner - Hoofdcommissaris - Commissaire divisionnaire
	Commissioner - Commissaris - Commissaire
	Candidate commissioner - Aspirant-commissaris - Aspirant-commissaire
Middle-level (non-commissioned officers)	Chief inspector - Hoofdinspecteur - Inspecteur principal equal to sergeant
	Candidate chief inspector - Aspirant-hoofdinspecteur - Aspirant-inspecteur principal
Base-level (troops)	Inspector - Inspecteur - Inspecteur base rank; full powers; equal to constable or officer
	Candidate inspector - Aspirant-inspecteur - Aspirant-inspecteur
Auxiliary level	(Auxiliary) officer - Agent - Agent only limited powers; not to be confused with constable or officer; formerly known as "auxiliary officer"
	Candidate (auxiliary) officer - Aspirant-agent - Aspirant-agent

Bolivia

Officers

Equivalent NATO code	OF-10		OF-9		OF-8		OF-7		OF-6		OF-5		OF-4		OF-3		OF-2		OF-1						OF(D) and student officer
			Generales								Jefes						Oficiales
Bolivia[7]	No equivalent
			General comandante Commandant general		General supervisor Supervisor general		General superior Superior general		General director Director general		Coronel Colonel		Teniente coronel Lieutenant colonel		Mayor Major		Capitan Captain		Teniente Lieutenant			Subteniente Second lieutenant			Cadete

Enlisted

Equivalent NATO code	OR-9						OR-8		OR-7		OR-6						OR-5						OR-4				OR-3		OR-2						OR-1
Bolivia[7]											No equivalent																		No equivalent
	Suboficial supervisor Supervisor warrant officer			Suboficial mayor Warrant officer major			Suboficial primero Warrant officer 1st class		Suboficial segundo Warrant officer 2nd class								Sargento primero Sergeant 1st class						Sargento segundo Sergeant 2nd class				Cabo Corporal								Policia egresado Graduate policeman

Brazil

Brazil has several different police forces, each with its own ranks. At a federal level, there are the Federal Police (Portuguese: Polícia Federal, the equivalent to the FBI), the Federal Highway Police (Polícia Rodoviária Federal) and the Federal Railway Police (Polícia Ferroviária Federal). At a state level, there are the Military Police (Polícia Militar, a gendarmerie type force unlike the military police of many other countries, the Brazilian equivalent of which is the Army Police) and the Civil Police (Polícia Civil). At a city level, there is the Municipal Guard (Guarda Municipal). In terms of staff, the Military Police and the Civil Police are the most important, although in terms of headlines and prestige, the Federal Police concentrates most of the media attention.[8]

The Civil Police are responsible for investigating crimes while the Military Police are responsible for preventing them.

The Civil Police are organized accordingly to functions. Scrivener (escrivão) is the lower rank position responsible for the internal work inside the police premises (e.g., collecting witness statements). Detective (detetive) or investigator (investigador) is the position responsible for actions outside the premises (e.g., investigating the circumstances of a crime). Delegate (delegado, similar to captain in the US) is the senior official (required to have a law degree) responsible for the lower ranks and for coordinating the whole work (investigations) of the Civil Police. The Civil Police also have the assistance of experts (peritos), which are the technical body. The Federal Police follows a very similar structure to the Civil Police, the Federal Highway and Railway police.

The ranks listed below are valid for the state military police agencies (such as PMMG, PMESP, PMERJ and others) and are listed, respectively, from higher to lower ranks:

• Comandante geral (colonel) (colonel commandant of military police)
• Coronel (colonel)
• Tenente-coronel (lieutenant-colonel)
• Major (major)
• Capitão (captain)
• 1º tenente (1st lieutenant)
• 2º tenente (2nd lieutenant)
• Aspirante-a-oficial (cadet, student rank)
• Subtenente (under-lieutenant)
• 1º sargento (1st sergeant)
• 2º sargento (2nd sergeant)
• 3º sargento (3rd sergeant)
• Cabo (corporal)
• Soldado de 1ª classe (private 1st class)
• Soldado de 2ª classe (private 2nd class, student rank)

NATO code	OF-10		OF-9		OF-8		OF-7		OF-6		OF-5		OF-4		OF-3		OF-2		OF-1						OF(D)						Student officer
Brazil (Military Police) (Edit)	No equivalent
											Coronel		Tenente-coronel		Major		Capitão		Primeiro tenente			Segundo tenente			Aspirante

NATO Code	OR-9						OR-8		OR-7		OR-6						OR-5						OR-4				OR-3		OR-2						OR-1
Brazil (Military Police) (Edit)							No equivalent																				No equivalent
	Subtenente (Warrant Officer)								Primeiro-sargento		Segundo-sargento						Terceiro-sargento						Cabo												Soldado

The 2nd class private and the cadet are considered to be students in the formation courses and have no street policing duties (except in a very few cases, as probationary tours). Despite closely resembling the rank structure within the Brazilian army, there is no rank of general in the military police forces, as the Military Police is slotted under the army control in case of war, with its colonels reporting to general officers in the service branch.

Military police also consists of SWAT units, like, BOPE, Rio de Janeiro's Batalhão de Operações Policiais Especiais (Battalion of Special Police Operations), and COE, Comandos e Operações Especiais (Commands and Special Operations) from São Paulo. Also there is an anti-riot unit called Batalhão de Choque (Chock Battalion) and São Paulo's specialized police, ROTA, Rondas Ostensivas Tobias de Aguiar (Tobias de Aguiar Ostensive Rounds), and a motorcycles battalion, A Ronda Ostensiva Com Apoio de Motocicletas (Ostensitive Ronda Supported by Motorcycles). Police in São Paulo also use Helicopteros Aguia (Eagle helicopters). As a general rule every state's Military Police is called Policia Militar, except Rio Grande do Sul's police, which are called as the Brigada Militar (Military Brigade). The Military Police have a drug abuse resistance education program, PROERD, or Programa Educacional de Resistência às Drogas e à Violência (Educational Program on Drug Resistance and Violence) that teaches youth about not using drugs and alcohol. Also, some police cars are designed to patrol schools, and those cars are painted to say "Patrulha Escolar" (School Patrol). There are also the Policia Ambiental (Environmental Police), or Policia Florestal (Forest Police), the canine units, and water police formations like maritime, fluvial and coastal police units under either the military police or the civil police.

Brunei

Royal Brunei Police Force

• 
  Lance corporal
• 
  Corporal
• 
  Sergeant
• 
  Staff sergeant
• 
  Sergeant major

• 
  Probationary inspector
• 
  Inspector
• 
  Senior inspector
• 
  Chief inspector

• 
  Assistant superintendent
• 
  Deputy superintendent
• 
  Superintendent
• 
  Senior superintendent

• 
  Assistant commissioner
• 
  Senior assistant commissioner
• 
  Deputy commissioner
• 
  Commissioner
• 
  Deputy inspector of police
• 
  Inspector general of police

Source:[9]

Bulgaria

Officers

Equivalent NATO code	OF-10		OF-9		OF-8		OF-7		OF-6		OF-5		OF-4		OF-3		OF-2		OF-1						OF(D) and student officer
Bulgaria	No equivalent								No equivalent
					Chief commissioner		Senior commissioner				Commissoner of police		Chief inspector		Senior inspector		Inspector 1st grade		Inspector 2nd grade			Inspector 3rd grade

Enlisted

Bulgaria
	Chief Policeman	Policeman 1st grade	Policeman 2nd grade	Policeman 3rd grade

Canada

Main article: Police ranks in Canada

While some smaller or area specific police forces (ports, docks, tunnels etc.) may use variations on, or fewer of, these ranks, most territorial police forces and special police forces have a standard set of operational ranks based on either of the two systems shown here:

Ranks of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police

Commissioned officers
Commissioner	Deputy commissioner	Assistant commissioner	Chief superintendent	Superintendent	Inspector
Commissaire	Sous-commissaire	Commissaire adjoint	Surintendant principal	Surintendant	Inspecteur

Non-commissioned officers
Corps sergeant major	Sergeant major	Staff sergeant major	Staff sergeant	Sergeant	Corporal	Constable
Sergent-major du corps	Sergent-major	Sergent-major d'état major	Sergent d'état-major	Sergent	Caporal	Gendarme
						No insignia

Source:[10]

Ranks of the Sûreté du Québec

Commissioned officers
Directeur general	Directeur adjoint	Inspecteur chef	Inspecteur	Capitaine	Lieutenant
Director general of the SQ	Associate director	Chief Inspector	Inspector	Captain	Lieutenant

Non-commissioned officers
Sergent	Chef d'equip	Agent
Sergeant	Team Leader	Constable
		No insignia

Source:[11]

Ranks of the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary

Rank	Commanding officers		Senior officers		Police officers			Officer in training
	Chief constable	Deputy chief	Superintendent	Inspector	Staff sergeant	Sergeant	Constable	Cadet
Insignia

Chile

These are the ranks used by Chilean police services.

Investigations Police of Chile (PDI) Officers

• Director general
• Prefecto general
• Prefecto inspector
• Prefecto
• Subprefecto
• Comisario
• Subcomisario
• Inspector
• Subinspector
• Detective
• Aspirante

Carabineros de Chile

Officers

Equivalent NATO code	OF-10		OF-9		OF-8		OF-7		OF-6		OF-5		OF-4		OF-3		OF-2		OF-1						OF(D) and student officer
			General officers								Senior officers		Head officers				Junior officers
Chile	No equivalent								No equivalent
			General director		General inspector		General				Coronel		Teniente Coronel		Mayor		Capitán		Teniente			Subteniente
Abbr.			GNRL DIR		GNRL INS		GNRL				CRNL		TTE CRNL		MAY		CAP		TTE			SUB TTE

Non-commissioned officers and enlisted

Equivalent NATO code	OR-9						OR-8		OR-7		OR-6						OR-5						OR-4				OR-3		OR-2						OR-1
	Warrant officers						NCOs										Enlisted
Chile											No equivalent																		No equivalent
	Suboficial mayor						Suboficial		Sargento primero								Sargento segundo						Cabo primero				Cabo segundo								Carabinero
Abbr.	SOM						SuboF		SG1								SG2						CBO1				CBO2								Carab

China

People's Police

Chinese police officers under the Ministry of Public Security use rank insignia on both side of shoulders on the duty uniform. Senior officers ranking at commissioner and superintendent levels wear these on the white collar uniforms, and for inspector level and below, officers wear them on the sky blue collar uniforms.

Senior officers

• 
  Police commissioner (Chinese: 总警监; pinyin: zǒng jǐngjiān): Shoulder insignia: national coat of arms fully circled with a pair of olive branch.
• 
  Deputy police commissioner (Chinese: 副总警监; pinyin: fù zǒng jǐngjiān): Deputy minister of public security, shoulder insignia: national coat of arms partly circled with a pair of olive branch.
• 
  Superintendent 1st class (Chinese: 一级警监; pinyin: yījí jǐngjiān): Assistant commissioner of police shares this rank, Supt 1st class normally commands a functional bureau (e.g. CID, immigration, traffic, anti-smuggling) or a province formation, and direct reports to DCP. Shoulder insignia: three pips with olive leaves.
• 
  Superintendent 2nd class (Chinese: 二级警监; pinyin: èrjí jǐngjiān): Normally is second in charge of a functional bureau, or a province formation, or a city police headquarters commander. Shoulder insignia: two pips with olive leaves.
• 
  Superintendent 3rd class (Chinese: 三级警监; pinyin: sānjí jǐngjiān): Normally commands police division of a functional bureau, or the head of a police sub-bureau of a city. Shoulder insignia: one pip with olive leaves.

• 
  Inspector 1st class (Chinese: 一级警督; pinyin: yījí jǐngdū): Shoulder insignia: three pips with two silver bars
• 
  Inspector 2nd class (Chinese: 二级警督; pinyin: èrjí jǐngdū): Shoulder insignia: two pips with two silver bars
• 
  Inspector 3rd class (Chinese: 三级警督; pinyin: sānjí jǐngdū): Shoulder insignia: one pip with two silver bars

Administrative positions do not exactly tally with ranks among inspector level and junior officers, admin positions (from PC to station commander or even deputy chief of a sub-Bureau), are various and flexible, it depends on each individual's qualifications and multiple skills, performance efficiency and effectiveness, years of service, personality and communication ability, potential leadership. Loyal and qualified officers with no misconduct record, are eligible to get rank promotion every four years (only applicable from Sgt 1st class to Insp 1st class). For example, a normal PC holding a non-commissioned position during his or her entire police career, with the increasing years of service, the highest rank he or she may attain is either Insp 3rd class (for high school and below qualification holders), or Insp 1st class (for university graduated certificate holders). Alternatively, young officers who are holding university degree (regardless of disciplines and majors), usually after three years of service, once his or her overall performance and ability meet operation needs, recommended by his or her team leader or a higher commanding officer, may have chance to get promoted (as sub-unit commander, detective supervisor, etc.).

Officers at this mid-rank level play very important roles as the "cornerstone" of the national police force. As most of them have already served quite long years, with accumulated work experiences, no matter standing at commanding or non-commanding position, they are either undertaking major responsibilities in public security or nurturing young officers with self model behaviours and proper instructions.

Junior officers

• 
  Sergeant 1st class (Chinese: 一级警司; pinyin: yījí jǐngsī): Highest admin position at this rank can be station commander, or operations squad leader and sub-unit commander/section head at a police bureau or sub-bureau, normally in charge of a detective case or a common police raid operation. Shoulder insignia: three pips with one silver bar.
• 
  Sergeant 2nd class (Chinese: 二级警司; pinyin: èrjí jǐngsī): University degree holder's entry ranking level is Sgt 2 class. Other than basic duties, also attend and assist sub-unit commander/section head in handling all kinds of cases. Sometimes is second in charge or acting commander during a case or operation. Shoulder insignia: two pips with one silver bar.
• 
  Sergeant 3rd class (Chinese: 三级警司; pinyin: sānjí jǐngsī): Other than basic duties, also attend and assist sub-unit commander and section head in handling all kinds of cases. Shoulder insignia: one pip with one silver bar.
• 
  Constable 1st class (Chinese: 一级警员; pinyin: yījí jǐngyuán): Perform road patrol and vehicle command duties. Shoulder insignia: two pips.
• 
  Constable 2nd class (Chinese: 二级警员; pinyin: èrjí jǐngyuán): Perform road patrol and vehicle command duties. Shoulder insignia: one pip.

Loyal and qualified officers with no misconduct record, are eligible to attain rank promotion at every three-year of service (only applicable from PC 2nd class to Sgt 1st class). Rank does not have any connection with position, it can only shows how many years you have been work for police unit.

• 
  Probationary constable (Chinese: 见习警员; pinyin: jiànxí jǐngyuán): Might be attaching to any of police stations or sub-units to familiar with the real police operations. The probationary period normally is one year. Shoulder insignia: two chevrons.
• 
  Recruit (Chinese: 学警; pinyin: xuéjǐng): Cadets at the police training academy. Shoulder insignia: one chevron.

People's Armed Police

The People's Armed Police, as part of the People's Liberation Army, uses the same ranks and uniform as the PLA itself, save for the China Coast Guard (which is under the PAP) which uses navy-style ranks and uniform plus the China Maritime Safety Administration.

Officers

Equivalent NATO code	OF-10		OF-9		OF-8		OF-7		OF-6		OF-5		OF-4		OF-3		OF-2		OF-1						OF(D) and student officer
People's Republic of China	No equivalent		General		Lieutenant general		Major general		Colonel commandant		Colonel		Lieutenant colonel		Major		Captain		First lieutenant			Second lieutenant			Officer cadet
			General 上将		Lieutenant general 中将		Major general 少将		Colonel commandant 大校		Colonel 上校		Lieutenant colonel 中校		Major 少校		Captain 上尉		First lieutenant 中尉			Second lieutenant 少尉			Officer cadet 学员

Non-commissioned officers and men

Equivalent NATO code	OR-9						OR-8		OR-7		OR-6						OR-5						OR-4				OR-3		OR-2						OR-1
People's Republic of China
	Chief sergeant 1st class (一级军士长)						Chief sergeant 2nd class (二级军士长)		Chief sergeant 3rd class (三级军士长)		Chief sergeant 4th class (四级军士长)						Staff Sergeant (上士)						Sergeant (中士)				Corporal (下士)		Private 1st class (上等兵)						Private (列兵)

Colombia

Main article: Ranks of the Colombian National Police

Officers

Equivalent NATO code	OF-10		OF-9		OF-8		OF-7		OF-6		OF-5		OF-4		OF-3		OF-2		OF-1						OF(D) and student officer
Colombia	No equivalent				No equivalent
			General				Mayor General		Brigadier General		Coronel		Teniente Coronel		Mayor		Capitán		Teniente			Subteniente

Non-commissioned officers and enlisted

Equivalent NATO code	OR-9						OR-8		OR-7		OR-6						OR-5						OR-4				OR-3		OR-2						OR-1
Colombia	No equivalent																												No equivalent							No insignia
							Sargento Mayor		Sargento Primero		Sargento Vice Primero						Sargento Segundo						Cabo Primero				Cabo Segundo								Dragoneante	Agente

Croatia

Regular police ranks

Main article: Law enforcement in Croatia

Insignia
Rank Title	Police director general (Ravnatelj policije)	Deputy police director general (Zamjenik ravnatelja policije)	Police chaplain (Policijski kapelan)	Police Superintendent General (Načelnik policijske uprave)	Assistant Director General of Police (Pomoćnik glavnog ravnatelja policije)	Police Commander (Glavni ravnatelj policije)	Police senior commissioner (Glavni policijski savjetnik)	Police commissioner (Policijski savjetnik)	Chief police inspector (Glavni policijski inspektor)	Leading police inspector (Samostalni policijski inspektor)	Senior police inspector (Viši policijski inspektor)	Police inspector (Policijski inspektor)	Police sergeant major (Samostalni policijski narednik)	Police staff sergeant (Viši policijski narednik)	Police sergeant (Policijski narednik)	Leading police officer (Samostalni policajac)	Senior police officer (Viši policajac)	Police officer (Policajac)	Police college cadet (Vježbenik više i visoke stručne spreme)	Police basic recruit (Polaznik srednje stručne)	Police recruit with secondary school credentials (Vježbenik Srednje Stručne Spreme)

Special intervention police ranks

• Commander of intervention police (Zapovjednik interventne policije)
• Deputy of commander of intervention police (Pomoćnik zapovjednika interventne policije)
• Instructor in headquarters of intervention police (Instruktor u zapovjedništvu interventne policije)
• Commander of intervention police unit (Zapovjednik jedinice interventne policije)
• Deputy of commander of intervention police unit (Zamjenik zapovjednika jedinice interventne policije)
• Commander of troop in intervention police (Zapovjednik satnije)
• Deputy of commander of troop in intervention police (Pomoćnik zapovjednika satnije)
• Commander of platoon in intervention police - instructor (Zapovjednik voda- instruktor)
• Commander of section in intervention police (Zapovjednik odjeljenja)
• Leader of intervention group (Vođa interventne grupe)
• Police officer in intervention group (Interventni policajac)

Cyprus

Main article: Cyprus Police

Insignia	Name	English
	Αρχηγός	Chief of Police
	Υπαρχηγός	Deputy chief of police
	Βοηθός Αρχηγός	Assistant chief of police
	Ανώτερος Αστυνόμος	Chief superintendent
	Αστυνόμος Α'	Superintendent A'
	Αστυνόμος Β'	Superintendent B'
	Ανώτερος Υπαστυνόμος	Chief inspector
	Υπαστυνόμος	Inspector
	Αρχιλοχίας	Senior sergeant
	Λοχίας	Sergeant
	Αναπληρωτής Λοχίας Αρχιαστυφύλακας	Acting sergeant senior constable
	Αναπληρωτής Λοχίας	Acting sergeant
	Αρχιαστυφύλακας	Senior constable
	Αστυφύλακας	Constable
	Ειδικός Αστυφύλακας	Special constable
Source:[12]

Czech Republic

Officers

Equivalent NATO code	OF-10		OF-9		OF-8		OF-7		OF-6		OF-5		OF-4		OF-3		OF-2		OF-1						OF(D) and student officer
Czech Republic[13]	No equivalent																								No equivalent
					Generálporučík		Generálmajor		Brigádní generál		Plukovník		Podplukovník		Major		Kapitán		Nadporučík		Poručík		Podporučík

Others

Equivalent NATO code	OR-9						OR-8		OR-7		OR-6						OR-5						OR-4				OR-3		OR-2						OR-1
Czech Republic[13]
	No equivalent																										No equivalent
							Nadpraporčík		Praporčík	Podpraporčík	Nadrotmistr						Strážmistr						Rotný

Denmark

Main article: Police of Denmark § Ranks and insignia

Danish National Police rank insignia

Denmark (Edit)
Rank	Rigspolitichefen	Politidirektør / Vicepolitidirektør / Vicerigspolitichef / Politimester	Chefpolitiinspektør / Chefanklager	Vicepolitimester / Chefanklager / Politiinspektør / Chefpolitiinspektør	Vicepolitiinspektør	Politikommissær	Politiassistent af 1. grad	Politiassistent af 2. grad	Politibetjent	Politikadet
EN Rank	National police commissioner	Chief of police	Chief inspector / chief prosecutor	Deputy chief of police / chief inspector / inspector	Deputy inspector	Commissioner	Police constable first class	Police constable	Police officer	Police cadet

Estonia

Estonian Police and Border Guard Service

• General of police (Politseikindral)
• Inspector-general of police (Politseikindralinspektor)
• Colonel (Politseikolonel)
• Lieutenant colonel (Politseikolonelleitnant)
• Major (Politseimajor)
• Captain (Politseikapten)
• Lieutenant (Politseileitnant)
• Senior superintendent (Vanemkomissar)
• Superintendent (Komissar)
• Head constable, chief inspector (Ülemkonstaabel, üleminspektor)
• Senior constable, senior inspector (Vanemkonstaabel, vaneminspektor)
• Constable, inspector (Konstaabel, inspektor)
• Basic constable, sub-inspector (Nooremkonstaabel, nooreminspektor)

Source:[14]

Estonian Internal Security Service

• General of police (Politseikindral)
• Inspector-general of police (Politseikindralinspektor)
• Colonel (Politseikolonel)
• Lieutenant colonel (Politseikolonelleitnant)
• Major (Politseimajor)
• Captain (Politseikapten)
• Lieutenant (Politseileitnant)
• Senior superintendent (Vanemkomissar)
• Superintendent (Komissar)
• Head assistant (Ülemassistent)
• Senior assistant (Vanemassistent)
• Assistant (Assistent)
• Basic assistant (Nooremassistent)

Source:[15]

Egypt

Officers

Equivalent NATO code	OF-10		OF-9		OF-8		OF-7		OF-6		OF-5		OF-4		OF-3		OF-2		OF-1						OF(D) and student officer
Egypt	No equivalent																								No equivalent
							Liwaa' (لواء)		'amid (عميد)		'aqid (عقيد)		Moqaddim (مقدم)		Ra'id (رائد)		Naqib (نقيب)		Molazim awwal (ملازم أول)			Molazim (ملازم)
							Major General		Brigadier		Colonel		Lieutenant Colonel		Major		Captain		First Lieutenant			Second Lieutenant

Other ranks

• Warrant officer
• Sergeant
• Corporal
• Private

Finland

The Police of Finland has the following ranks and rank insignia:[16]

Police ranks of Finland

Group	Officers
Insignia
Rank	Poliisiylijohtaja	Poliisijohtaja	Poliisipäällikkö	Poliisiylitarkastaja	Apulais-poliisipäällikkö	Poliisitarkastaja	Ylikomisario	Komisario
English	National police commissioner	Deputy national police commissioners, Police chief of Helsinki, Director of the NBI, Director of the Supo	Police chief (Regional police departments)	Assistant police commissioners (chief), Deputy assistant police commissioners (expert)	Deputy police chiefs	Chief superintendents, police legal officers	Superintendents	Chief inspectors
Group	Non-commissioned officers	Policemen
Insignia
Rank	Ylikonstaapeli	Vanhempi konstaapeli	Nuorempi konstaapeli
English	Police sergeants	Senior constables	Junior constables

Police Authority of Åland

Åland[17]
	Polismästare	Överkommissarie	Kommissarie	Överkonstapel	Äldre konstapel	Yngre konstapel

The rank insignia are the same as for the equivalent rank in the national police, except that the Finnish Lion is replaced by the Stag of Åland.

France

Main articles: National Police (France), National Gendarmerie, and Municipal Police (France)

Police Nationale

National Police of France	Senior management positions
Rank insignia
Grade	Director General of the National Police	Police Prefect of Paris/ Police Prefect of Bouches-du-Rhône	Director of Active Services of the National Police	Inspector General of the National Police	Comptroller General of the National Police
Source:	[18]

National Police of France	Planning and management corps
Rank insignia
Grade	Commissioner General of Police	Divisional Commissioner of Police	Commissioner of Police	Probationary Commissioner of Police/ Commissioner of Police Candidate
Source:	[18]

National Police of France	Command corps
Rank insignia
Grade	Divisional Major of Police, in functional position	Divisional Major of Police	Major of Police	Captain of Police	Lieutenant of Police	Probationary Lieutenant of Police	Police Commander Candidate
Source:	[18]

National Police of France	Supervisory and field corps
Rank insignia
Grade	Brigadier-Major of Police, head of a local police unit	Brigadier-Major of Police, in exceptional pay grade	Brigadier-Major of Police	Chief Brigadier of Police	Brigadier of Police	Sub-Brigadier of Police	Peace Officer	Probationary Peace Officer	Peace Officer Candidate
Source:	[18]

National Police of France	Other corps and positions
Rank insignia
Corps/position	Security Agents	National Police Reservists
Source:	[18]

Gendarmerie

Officiers (Officers)

Insignia	Name	English
	Général d'armée	General
	Général de corps d'armée	Lieutenant general
	Général de division	Major general
	Général de brigade	Brigadier general
	Colonel	Colonel
	Lieutenant-colonel	Lieutenant colonel
	Chef d'escadron	Squadron leader
	Capitaine	Captain
	Lieutenant	Lieutenant
	Sous-lieutenant	Sub-lieutenant
	Aspirant	Aspirant
	Élève officier	Officer cadet

Sous-officers (Sub-officers)

Insignia	Name	English
	Major	Major
	Adjudant-chef	Regimental sergeant major
	Adjudant	Squadron sergeant major
	Maréchal des logis-chef	Chief marshal of lodgings
	Gendarme	Gendarme
	Gendarme sous contrat	Junior gendarme
	Élève sous-officer	Sub-officer cadet

Hommes du rang > volontaires + réservistes (serviceman of the rank)

Grade (rank)	Insignia rank Départementale & mobile
Aspirant de gendarmerie issu du volontariat (AGIV, volunteer lieutenant)
Gendarme adjoint maréchal-des-logis (Deputy gendarme marshal of lodgings) (sergeant)
Gendarme adjoint brigadier chef (Deputy gendarme chief-brigadier) (corporal)
Gendarme adjoint brigadier (Deputy gendarme brigadier) (lance corporal)
Gendarme adjoint volontaire 1ère classe (Volunteer deputy gendarme first class)
Gendarme adjoint volontaire (Volunteer deputy gendarme)

Police Municipale

Police ranks of French Municipal Police

Category	A: Police Directors		B: Police Chiefs			C: Police Officers
Insignia
Rank[19]	Directeur principale de police municipale [20]	Directeur de police municipal	Chef de service principal de 1e classe	Chef de service principal de 2e classe	Chef de service	Chef de Police	Brigadier-chef principal	Brigadier-chef	Brigadier	Gardien	Gardien stagiaire
English	Principal Police Director Chief of police in a department with at least two subordinate police directors[20]	Police Director Chief of police in a department with at least 20 sworn officers	Principal Chief of Police Service 1st Class	Principal Chief of Police Service 2nd Class	Chief of Police Service	Police Chief Chief of a small police department	Police Sergeant	Senior Police Officer	Police Officer with four years service	Police Officer	Probationary Police Officer

Garde champêtre

Rank insignia from left to right :
Garde Champêtre principal stagiaire
Garde Champêtre principal titulaire
Garde Champêtre chef
Garde Champêtre chef principal

Environmental police

Office français de la biodiversité

Ranks of Corps of Bridges, Waters and Forests [21]

Insignia
Rank	Chef de l'Office français de la biodiversité	Ingénieur général de classe exceptionnelle	Ingénieur général de classe normale	Ingénieur en chef	Ingénieur

Police ranks of French Environmental Inspectors

Category	Agriculture and environment engineer [22]						Environmental Technicians [23]				Technical Agents [23]
Insignia
Rank	Ingénieur divisionnaire		Ingénieur				Chef technicien	Technicien supérieur	Technicien	Technicien stagiaire	Agent technique classé C3	Agent technique classé C2

Germany

Rank insignia of the Brandenburg police

The following ranks are in use by state police forces. Detective ranks follow the same scheme, replacing the word Polizei with Kriminal, for example a plainclothed detective lieutenant is called Kriminalkommissar. The Federal Police of Germany basically follow the scheme, but deviates in the flag ranks.

Senior Command Ranks

These are comparable to military flag (general) officers, and are appointed by the state minister of interior (senators of interior in city-states). For federal agencies the federal minister of interior is responsible. They are usually specialists in public administration and have a master-level law degree. Since they are outside of the career system, they receive payment according to the B-scale of public officer payment grades.

Insignia

• President of the federal police (Präsident des Bundespolizeipräsidiums), the highest police rank, only used by the federal police, responsible to the federal ministry of interior
• President of police (Polizeipräsident), commands an independent regional authority of state police (Polizeipräsidium, Landespolizeidirektion, or similar), directly subordinated to the corresponding state ministry of interior.
• Vice president of police (Polizeivizepräsident or Vizepräsident), also used in some states, serves as assistant to the state police commander
• Inspector of/director of (stand-by) police (Inspekteur/Direktor der Bereitschaftspolizei), this rank is named differently in some states. The officer commands the stand-by police forces of the state.

Command Ranks

Comparable to military staff officers, major and above. The ranks are available for applicants who completed master level university studies, usually in law. It is possible for officers from the elevated echelon to obtain a master's degree from the Deutsche Hochschule der Polizei, so they can enter higher ranks.

Insignia

• Police commander (Leitender Polizeidirektor, comparable to a military colonel, STANAG 2116 OF-5) acts as lieutenant to the president of police or heading a branch service of state police. As a career position it corresponds to grade A16. Four gold stars on shoulder patch.
• Police senior chief superintendent (Polizeidirektor, comparable to a military lieutenant colonel, senior level, STANAG 2116 OF-4a), commands a subdivision of a regional authority of state police, either territorial (encompassing roughly one or two Districts of Germany districts) or by branches (traffic, crime), grade A15, three gold stars.
• Police chief superintendent (Polizeioberrat, comparable to a military lieutenant colonel, junior level, STANAG 2116 OF-4b), grade A14, two gold stars
• Police superintendent (Polizeirat, comparable to a military major, STANAG 2116 OF-3), commands a local police division (Polizeiinspektion) or special branch, grade A13, one gold star

Senior Ranks

Comparable to military officers, lieutenant and above. The ranks are obtained after receiving a bachelor level degree of a state college of public administration. In several states of Germany this is the lowest echelon for service entry, the medium service echelon is being abolished.

Insignia

• Police senior chief inspector (Erster Polizeihauptkommissar, comparable to an army senior captain, OF-2a), may serve in lieu of a police councillor, grade A13, four silver stars (in some states five).
• Police chief inspector I and II (Polizeihauptkommissar, comparable to an army captain, OF-2b), grades A11 and A12, three silver stars, in some states four stars when in grade A12
• Police inspector (Polizeioberkommissar, comparable to an army first lieutenant, OF-1a), grade A10, two silver stars
• Police Junior inspector (Polizeikommissar, comparable to an army second lieutenant, OF-1b), grade A9, one silver star

Junior Ranks (Mittlerer Dienst)

Comparable to military non-commissioned officers Those ranks are usually obtained during or after two years service in training companies (Ausbildungshundertschaften) of the Bereitschaftspolizei. The ranks are indicated by light blue (with blue uniform) or light green (with green-brown uniform) stars.

Insignia

• Police sergeant I (Polizeihauptmeister mit Amtszulage, comparable to an army sergeant major, STANAG 2116 OR-9), may serve in lieu of a police inspector, grade A9 with upgrade, four or five stars
• Police sergeant II (Polizeihauptmeister, comparable to an army master sergeant, STANAG 2116 OR-8), grade A9, four stars
• Senior constable (Polizeiobermeister, comparable to an army staff sergeant, STANAG 2116 OR-7), grade A8, three stars
• Police constable (Polizeimeister, comparable to an army sergeant, STANAG 2116 OR-6), grade A7, 2 stars.
• Police officer I (Hauptwachtmeister, STANAG 2116 OR-5), grade A6, one star (only in a few states, usually during service in the Bereitschaftspolizei)
• Police officer II (Oberwachtmeister, STANAG 2116 OR-4) (only in a few states, usually during service in the Bereitschaftspolizei), grade A5

Lower ranks have been in use in the past, but with the abolishment of the basic echelon, they have been out of use since the 1980s. The most well-known of these is Wachtmeister (constable) which still is considered the standard address for a policeman of unknown rank, even though it may now be considered condescending, given the policeman has a higher rank than Wachtmeister.

Pre-commission

Insignia

• Officers on probation (Anwärter), usually the word is appended to the rank, to which the person is going to be commissioned, e.g. Polizeikommissaranwärter. Pay is a reduced amount of the corresponding rank.

Greece

Officers

Equivalent NATO code	OF-10		OF-9		OF-8		OF-7		OF-6		OF-5		OF-4		OF-3		OF-2		OF-1						OF(D) and student officer
Greece[24]	No equivalent
					Police Lieutenant General		Police Major General		Police Brigadier General		Police Colonel		Police Lieutenant Colonel		Police Major		Police Captain		Police First Lieutenant			Police Second Lieutenant
					Αντιστράτηγος		Υποστράτηγος		Ταξίαρχος		Αστυνομικός Διευθυντής		Αστυνομικός Υποδιευθυντής		Αστυνόμος Α'		Αστυνόμος Β'		Υπαστυνόμος Α'			Υπαστυνόμος Β'

NCO and enlisted

Equivalent NATO code	OR-9						OR-8		OR-7		OR-6						OR-5						OR-4				OR-3		OR-2						OR-1
Greece[24]																	No equivalent												No equivalent						No insignia
	Police Warrant officer						Police Chief Sergeant		Police Investigations Sergeant		Police Sergeant												Police Corporal				Police Warden								Police Constable
	Ανθυπαστυνόμος						Αρχιφύλακας		Αρχιφύλακας		Λοχίας												Υπαρχιφύλακας				Υπαρχιφύλακας								Αστυφύλακας

Guatemala

Poicía Nacional Civil

	Directors			Senior Officers
Ranks	Director General	Director General Adjunto	Subdirector	Comisario General	Comisario	Subcomisario
Source:[25]

	Junior Officers			Basic Policemen
Ranks	Oficial I	Oficial II	Oficial III	Inspector	Subinspector	Agente
Source:[25]

Hong Kong

Main article: Hong Kong Police Force § Ranks and insignia

Gazetted

• Commissioner of police (CP) (Traditional Chinese: 警務處處長): crest over pip over wreathed and crossed batons
• Deputy commissioner of police (DCP) (Traditional Chinese: 警務處副處長): crest over wreathed and crossed batons
• Senior assistant commissioner of police (SACP) (Traditional Chinese: 警務處高級助理處長): pip over wreathed and crossed batons
• Assistant commissioner of police (ACP) (Traditional Chinese: 警務處助理處長): wreathed and crossed batons
• Chief superintendent of police (CSP) (Traditional Chinese: 總警司): crest over two pips
• Senior superintendent of police (SSP) (Traditional Chinese: 高級警司): crest over pip
• Superintendent of police (SP) (Traditional Chinese: 警司): crest

Inspectorate

• Chief inspector of police (CIP) (Traditional Chinese: 總督察): three pips
• Senior inspector of police (SIP) (Traditional Chinese: 高級督察): two pips over bar
• Inspector of police (IP) (Traditional Chinese: 督察): two pips
• Probationary inspector of police (PI) (Traditional Chinese: 見習督察): pip

Junior police officers (JPOs)

Non-commissioned officers (NCOs)

• Station sergeant (SSGT) (Traditional Chinese: 警署警長): wreathed crest
• Sergeant (SGT) (Traditional Chinese: 警長): three downward-pointing chevrons

Rank and file

• Senior constable (SPC) (Traditional Chinese: 高級警員): downward-pointing chevron
• Police constable (PC) (Traditional Chinese: 警員): slide with ID number[26]

Hungary

Officers

Equivalent NATO code	OF-10		OF-9		OF-8		OF-7		OF-6		OF-5		OF-4		OF-3		OF-2		OF-1						OF(D) and student officer
Hungary[27]	No equivalent																								No insignia
					Altábornagy Lieutenant General		Vezérőrnagy Major General		Dandártábornok Brigadier General		Ezredes Colonel		Alezredes Lieutenant Colonel		Őrnagy Major		Százados Captain		Főhadnagy First Lieutenant			Hadnagy Second Lieutenant			Honvéd­tisztje­lölt

Other

Equivalent NATO code	OR-9						OR-8		OR-7		OR-6						OR-5						OR-4				OR-3		OR-2						OR-1
Hungary[27]																							No equivalent
	Főtörzszászlós Chief Warrant Officer						Törzszászlós Master Warrant Officer	Zászlós Warrant Officer	Főtörzsőrmester Sergeant First Class		Törzsőrmester Staff Sergeant						Őrmester Sergeant

Iceland

Main article: Icelandic Police

Insignia[28][29]
Title	Ríkislögreglustjóri		Aðstoðarríkislögreglustjóri	Lögreglustjóri	Aðstoðarlögreglustjóri	Yfirlögregluþjónn	Aðstoðaryfirlögregluþjónn	Aðalvarðstjóri	Lögreglufulltrúi
English translation	National police commissioner		Deputy national police commissioner	Police commissioner	Deputy police commissioner	(Detective) chief superintendent	(Detective) superintendent	Chief inspector	Detective chief inspector
Insignia
Title	Varðstjóri	Rannsóknarlögreglumaður	Lögreglumaður		Lögreglunemi	Afleysingamaður í lögreglu	Héraðslögreglumaður
English translation	Inspector	Detective inspector	Police constable		Police cadet	Temporary replacement police constable	Temporarily hired constable

Source:[30]

India

Main articles: Police ranks and insignia of India and Indian Police Service

Gazetted officers

Gazetted officers include all the Indian Police Service officers and all State Police Services officers of and above the rank of assistant superintendent of police (ASP) or deputy superintendent of police (Dy.SP) in the Indian Police Service and State Police Service forces respectively.

Equivalent NATO code	OF-10		OF-9		OF-8		OF-7		OF-6		OF-5		OF-4		OF-3		OF-2		OF-1						OF(D) and student officer
Insignia	No equivalent																								No equivalent
Rank			Director of Intelligence Bureau (GOI)¹		Director General of Police²	Additional Director General of Police²	Inspector General of Police		Deputy Inspector General of Police		Senior Superintendent of Police (Selection Grade)		Superintendent of Police		Additional Superintendent of Police		Deputy Superintendent of Police		Assistant Superintendent of Police (Probationary Rank: 2 years of service)			Assistant Superintendent of Police (Probationary Rank: 1 year of service)
Abbreviation			DIB		DGP	ADGP	IGP		DIG		SSP		SP		Addl. SP		DSP		ASP

Non-gazetted officers

					No insignia
Police inspector	Sub-inspector	Assistant sub-inspector	Police head constable	Senior police constable	Constable

Indonesia

Main article: Indonesian National Police

These are the ranking system currently used by the Indonesian National Police (Polri), having been used since 1 January 2001:[31]

Commissioned officers

Equivalent NATO code	OF-10		OF-9		OF-8		OF-7		OF-6		OF-5		OF-4		OF-3		OF-2		OF-1						OF(D) and student officer
			General officers								Field officers						Subaltern officers
Indonesia	No equivalent
			Jenderal Polisi (Jenderal Pol.)		Komisaris Jenderal Polisi (Komjen Pol.)		Inspektur Jenderal Polisi (Irjen Pol.)		Brigadir Jenderal Polisi (Brigjen Pol.)		Komisaris Besar Polisi (Kombes Pol.)		Ajun Komisaris Besar Polisi (AKBP)		Komisaris Polisi (Kompol)		Ajun Komisaris Polisi (AKP)		Inspektur Polisi Satu (Iptu)			Inspektur Polisi Dua (Ipda)
			Police General		Police Commissioner General		Police Inspector General		Police Brigadier General		Police Chief Commissioner		Police Commissioner		Police Deputy Commissioner		Police Chief Inspector		Police Inspector 1st Class			Police Inspector 2nd Class

Enlisted

Equivalent NATO code	OR-9						OR-8		OR-7		OR-6						OR-5						OR-4				OR-3		OR-2						OR-1
	Sub-inspectors of Police						Constables																Enlisted
Indonesia
	Ajun Inspektur Polisi Satu (Aiptu)			Ajun Inspektur Polisi Dua (Aipda)			Brigadir Polisi Kepala (Bripka)		Brigadir Polisi (Brigpol)		Brigadir Polisi Satu (Briptu)						Brigadir Polisi Dua (Bripda)						Ajun Brigadir Polisi (Abrigpol)		Ajun Brigadir Polisi Satu (Abriptu)		Ajun Brigadir Polisi Dua (Abripda)		Bhayangkara Kepala (Bharaka)			Bhayangkara Satu (Bharatu)			Bhayangkara Dua (Bharada)
	Police Sub-Inspector 1st Class			Police Sub-Inspector 2nd Class			Police Chief Brigadier		Police Brigadier		Police Brigadier 1st Class						Police Brigadier 2nd Class						Police Adjutant Brigadier		Police Adjutant Brigadier 1st class		Police Adjutant Brigadier 2nd class		Senior Patrolman			Patrolman 1st class			Patrolman

Iran

Officers

Equivalent NATO code	OF-10		OF-9		OF-8		OF-7		OF-6		OF-5		OF-4		OF-3		OF-2		OF-1						OF(D) and student officer
Iran (Police) (Edit)	No equivalent
			General of the Army ارتشبد		Lieutenant General سپهبد		Major General سرلشگر		Brigadier General سرتیپ	2nd Brigadier General سرتیپ دوم	Colonel سرهنگ		Lieutenant Colonel سرهنگ دوم		Major سرگرد		Captain سروان		1st Lieutenant ستوان یکم		2nd Lieutenant ستوان دوم		3rd Lieutenant ستوان سوم		Officer Cadet دانشجوی دانشگاه انتظامی امین

Enlisted

Equivalent NATO code	OR-9						OR-8		OR-7		OR-6						OR-5						OR-4				OR-3		OR-2						OR-1
Iran (Police) (Edit)
	Sergeant Major استوار یکم						Master Sergeant استوار دوم		Sergeant First Class گروهبان یکم		Staff Sergeant گروهبان دوم						Sergeant گروهبان سوم‎						Corporal سرجوخه‎				Policeman First Class سرباز یکم		Senior Policeman سرباز دوم						Policeman سرباز

Iraq

Main article: Iraqi Police

The Iraqi Police is made up of three branches, under the command of the Iraqi Ministry of Interior, these being the Iraqi Police Service which tasked with general patrol of Iraq's cities, the Federal Police (earlier was called National Police) which are a paramilitary organisation which deals with incidents that are beyond the control of the Iraqi Police, but are not so serious the Iraqi Army are involved, and the supporting force that is made up of the Department of Border Enforcement.[32]

Iraqi Police officers ranks are the same that of Iraqi army ordered lowest to highest with symbol on epaulette:

Officers

Equivalent NATO code	OF-10		OF-9		OF-8		OF-7		OF-6		OF-5		OF-4		OF-3		OF-2		OF-1						OF(D) and student officer
Iraq	No equivalent
			Colonel general (فريق اول)		Lieutenant general (فريق)		Major general (لواء)		Brigadier (عميد)		Colonel (عقيد)		Lieutenant colonel (مقدم)		Major (رائد)		Captain (نقيب)		First lieutenant (ملازم اول)			Lieutenant (ملازم)

Enlisted

Republic of Ireland

Ranks of the Garda Síochána (Guardians of the Peace) the Police service of the Republic of Ireland.

Ranks of the Garda Síochána

Rank	Student Reserve	Student	Garda Reserve	Garda	Sergeant	Inspector	Superintendent	Chief Superintendent	Surgeon	Assistant Commissioner	Deputy Commissioner	Commissioner
Irish name	Mac Léinn Ionaid	Mac Léinn Gharda	Garda Ionaid		Sáirsint	Cigire	Ceannfort	Ard-Cheannfort	Máinlia	Cúntóir- Choimisinéir	Leas Choimisinéir	Coimisinéir
Max number[33]				12,500	2,460	390	191	53	1[note 1]	12	3	1
Insignia

A Garda allocated to detective duties, up to and including the rank of Chief Superintendent, is a detective and the word Detective is prefixed to their rank (e.g. Detective Sergeant).

Israel

Officers

Equivalent NATO code	OF-10		OF-9		OF-8		OF-7		OF-6		OF-5		OF-4		OF-3		OF-2		OF-1						OF(D) and student officer
Israel	No equivalent
					Rav Nitzav (רב ניצב)		Nitzav (ניצב)		Tat Nitzav (תת ניצב)		Nitzav Mishneh (ניצב משנה)		Sgan Nitzav (סגן ניצב)		Rav Pakad (רב פקד)		Pakad (פקד)		Mefake'ah (מפקח)			Mefake'ah Mishneh (מפקח משנה)			(צוער)
English					Commissioner		Deputy Commissioner		Assistant Commissioner		Commander		Chief Superintendent		Superintendent		Chief Inspector		Inspector			Sub-Inspector			Officer Cadet

Enlisted

Equivalent NATO code	OR-9						OR-8		OR-7		OR-6						OR-5						OR-4				OR-3		OR-2						OR-1
Israel																											No equivalent								No equivalent
	Rav Nagad (רב נגד)			Rav Samal Bakhir (רב סמל בכיר)			Rav Samal Mitkadem (רב סמל מתקדם)	Rav Samal Rishon (רב סמל ראשון)	Rav Samal (רב סמל)		Samal Rishon (סמל ראשון)						Samal Sheni (סמל שני)						Rav Shoter (רב שוטר)						Shoter (שוטר)
English	Station Sergeant Major			Sergeant Major			First Sergeant	Master Sergeant	Sergeant First Class		Staff Sergeant						Sergeant						Corporal						Constable

Italy

Main article: Polizia di Stato

Officers

Police Executive			Police Commissioners					Police Inspectors
Dirigente generale di pubblica sicurezza	Dirigente superiore	Primo dirigente	Vice questore	Vice questore aggiunto	Commissario capo	Commissario	Vice commissario	Sostituto commissario coordinatore	Sostituto commissario	Ispettore superiore	Ispettore capo	Ispettore	Vice ispettore

Enlisted

Police Sergeants				Police Constables
Sovrintendente capo coordinatore	Sovrintendente capo	Sovrintendente	Vice sovrintendente	Assistente capo coordinatore	Assistente capo	Assistente	Agente scelto	Agente

Japan

Main article: National Police Agency (Japan)

Insignia	Name	English	Notes
	警察庁長官 (Keisatsu-chō Chōkan)	Commissioner General	The Chief of National Police Agency. The rank outside. 1 capacity.
	警視総監 (Keishi-sōkan)	Superintendent General	The Chief of Metropolitan Police Department. 1 capacity.
	警視監 (Keishi-kan)	Senior Commissioner	Deputy Commissioner General, Deputy Superintendent General, the Chief of Regional Police Bureau, the Chief of Prefectural Police Headquarters, others.
	警視長 (Keishi-chō)	Commissioner	The Chief of Prefectural Police Headquarters.
	警視正 (Keishi-sei)	Assistant commissioner	The Chief of Police Station (large). National Police Agency officers occupy the higher ranks above it.
	警視 (Keishi)	Superintendent	The Chief of Police Station (small or middle), the Vice Commanding Officer of Police Station, Commander of Riot Unit.
	警部 (Keibu)	Police Chief Inspector	Squad Commander of Police Station, Leader of Riot Company.
	警部補 (Keibu-ho)	Inspector	Squad Sub-Commander of Police Station, Leader of Riot Platoon. National Police Officer 1st class's career start from this rank.
	巡査部長 (Junsa-buchō)	Sergeant	Field supervisor, Leader of Police box. National Police Officer 2nd class's career start from this rank.
	巡査長 (Junsa-chō)	Senior Police Officer	Honorary rank of Police Officer.
	巡査 (Junsa)	Police officer	Prefectural Police Officer's career start from this rank.
Source:[35]

Kenya

Main article: Kenya Police

The Kenya Police wear badges of rank on the shoulders (Inspector-General – Inspector) and sleeve (Senior Sergeant – Constable) of their uniform to denote their rank. In line with the ongoing reforms, the uniforms committee is also working on new insignia for the revised rank structure, which will have to be approved by the National Police Service Commission. The order of Kenya Police ranks is as follows:[36]

• Inspector-General (formerly Commissioner of Police)
• Deputy Inspector-General
• Senior Assistant Inspector-General
• Assistant Inspector-General
• Senior Superintendent
• Superintendent
• Assistant Superintendent
• Chief Inspector
• Inspector
• Senior Sergeant
• Sergeant
• Constable

Former Kenya Police ranks and insignia can be found at this reference.

South Korea

Main article: National Police Agency (South Korea)

Ranks:[37]

Insignia	Name	English
	치안총감, 治安總監	Commissioner General*
	치안정감, 治安正監	Chief Superintendent General**
	치안감, 治安監	Senior Superintendent General
	경무관, 警務官	Superintendent General
	총경, 總警	Senior Superintendent
	경정, 警正	Superintendent
	경감, 警監	Senior Inspector
	경위, 警衛	Inspector
	경사, 警査	Assistant Inspector
	경장, 警長	Senior Police Officer
	순경, 巡警	Police Officer
*At most one may be appointed at a time.
**At most five may be appointed at a time.

• Police Officer (순경, 巡警)
  • Newly commissioned officers are appointed as Policeman Assistant (순경시보, 巡警試補) for one year probationary period. The uniform and insignia of an assistant is identical to those of a Policeman.
• Auxiliary Policeman (의경, 義警)
  • Sergeant Constable (수경, 首警)
  • Corporal Constable (상경, 上警)
  • Private Constable First Class (일경, 一警)
  • Private Constable (이경, 二警)

Latvia

Ranks of Latvian State police (Latvian: Valsts policija)[38]

Officers

Equivalent NATO code	OF-10		OF-9		OF-8		OF-7		OF-6		OF-5		OF-4		OF-3		OF-2		OF-1						OF(D) and student officer
Latvia	No equivalent
									Ģenerālis		Pulkvedis		Pulkvež­leitnants		Majors		Kapteinis		Virs­leitnants			Leitnants			Kadets

Enlisted

Equivalent NATO code	OR-9						OR-8		OR-7		OR-6						OR-5						OR-4				OR-3		OR-2						OR-1
Latvia							No equivalent																				No equivalent								No equivalent
	Virsnieka vietnieks										Virsseržants						Seržants						Kaprālis						Ierindnieks

Lithuania

Officers

Equivalent NATO code	OF-10		OF-9		OF-8		OF-7		OF-6		OF-5		OF-4		OF-3		OF-2		OF-1						OF(D) and student officer
											A class officers						B class officers
Lithuania	No equivalent
									Generalinis komisaras Commissioner-General		Vyriausiasis komisaras Chief Commissioner		Vyresnysis komisaras Senior commissioner		Komisaras Commissioner		Komisaras inspektorius Commissioner inspector		Vyresnysis inspektorius Chief inspector			Inspektorius Inspector

Other

	C class officers
Lithuania
	Viršila Sergeant	Vyresnysis policininkas Police officer 1st class	Policininkas Police officer	Jaunesnysis policininkas Junior police officer

Source:[39][40]

Luxembourg

The Grand Ducal Police of Luxembourg has the following ranks (from top to bottom):

Police ranks of Luxembourg

Group	Executive functions			Divisional commissioner level
Insignia
Rank	Directeur général	Directeur général adjoint	Directeur central	1er commissaire divisionnaire	Commissaire divisionnaire	Commissaire divisionnaire adjoint	1er commissaire principal	Commissaire principal
English	Director General	Assistant Director General	Central director	First Division Commissioner	Division Commissioner	Assistant Division Commissioner	First Senior Commissioner	Senior Commissioner
Group	Commissioner level				Inspector level
Insignia
Rank	Commissaire en chef	Premier commissaire	Commissaire	Commissaire adjoint	Inspecteur-chef	Premier inspecteur	Inspecteur	Inspecteur adjoint
English	Chief Commissioner	First Commissioner	Commissioner	Assistant Commissioner	Chief Inspector	First Inspector	Inspector	Assistant Inspector

Source:[41]

Macau

The Public Security Police Force of Macau (CPSP) includes the following categories, ranks and respective main functions :[42]

• Senior ranks

  Superintendent general (Portuguese: superintendente-geral): commander of the CPSP,

  Superintendent (superintendente): deputy commander of the CPSP,

  Intendent (intendente): commanding officer of level I units,

  Sub-Intendent (subintendente): commanding officer of level II units,

  Commissioner (comissário): commanding officer of level III units,

  Sub-commissioner (subcomissário): commanding officer of level IV units,

  Chief (chefe): commanding officer of level V units,

  Sub-chief (subchefe): coordinator of complex tasks;

• Basic ranks

  Principal constable (guarda principal): coordinator of simple tasks,

  Constable first class (guarda de primeira): executor of operational, technical or administrative tasks,

  Constable (guarda): executor of operational, technical or administrative tasks.

North Macedonia

Main article: Police of North Macedonia

• Commissioner General (Macedonian: Генерален полициски советник, Generalen policiski sovetnik)
• Chief Police Commissioner (Macedonian: Главен полициски советник, Glaven policiski sovetnik)
• Senior Police Commissioner (Macedonian: Виш полициски советник, Viš policiski sovetnik)
• Police Commissioner(Macedonian: Полициски советник, Policiski sovetnik)
• Chief Inspector (Macedonian: Главен инспектор, Glaven inspektor)
• Assistant Chief Inspector (Macedonian: Самостоен инспектор, Samostoen inspektor)
• Senior Inspector (Macedonian: Виш инспектор, Viš inspektor)
• Inspector (Macedonian: Инспектор, Inspektor)
• Sub-inspector (Macedonian: Помлад инспектор, Pomlad inspektor)
• Sergeant (Macedonian: Главен полицаец, Glaven policaec)
• Senior Policeman (Macedonian: Виш полицаец, Viš policaec)
• Policeman (Macedonian: Полицаец, Policaec)

Malaysia

Below shown are the rank structure of the Royal Malaysian Police.

Rank			Rank Insignia		Collar Badges
Senior Officers
Gazetted Officers	Commissioners
		Inspector-General of Police (IGP)
		Deputy Inspector-General of Police (DIG)
		Commissioner of Police (CP)
		Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP)
		Senior Assistant Commissioner of Police (SAC)
		Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP)
	Superintendents	Superintendent of Police (SUPT)
		Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP)
		Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP)
		Inspector (Insp)
		Probationary Inspector (P/Insp)
Rank and File Officers
Non-commissioned officers		Sub-Inspector (SI)
		Sergeant Major (SM)
		Sergeant (Sgt)
		Corporal (Cpl)
Constables		Lance Corporal (L/Cpl)
		Constable (PC)

Malta

Main article: The Malta Police Force

Insignia	Name	English
	Kummisarju	Commissioner Of Police
	Deputat Kummisarju	Deputy Commissioner
	Assistent Kummisarju	Assistant Commissioner
	Supretendent	Superintendent
	Spettur	Inspector
	Surġent Maġġur II	Sergeant Major II
	Surġent Maġġur I	Sergeant Major I
	Surġent	Police Sergeant
	Kuntisstabli	Police Constable
Source:[43]

Mexico

According to the General Law for the National System for Public Security, the Federal, State and Municipal Police Forces are mandated to have the same hierarchical organization. In addition, the National Guard uses its own rank system.

National Guard

Officers

• Commissioner General – Comisario General
• Chief Commissioner – Comisario Jefe
• Commissioner – Comisario
• Inspector General – Inspector General
• Chief Inspector – Inspector Jefe
• Inspector – Inspector
• First Deputy Inspector – Primer Subinspector
• Second Deputy Inspector – Segundo Subinspector
• Officer – Oficial
• Sub-Officer – Suboficial

Basic echelon personnel

• Senior Agent – Agente Mayor
• Agent – Agente
• Deputy Agent – Subagente
• Guardsman – Guardia

Federal Police

Commissioned officers

Equivalent NATO code	OF-10		OF-9		OF-8		OF-7		OF-6		OF-5		OF-4		OF-3		OF-2		OF-1						OF(D) and student officer
			Commissioner generals		Commissioners						Inspectors						Officers
Mexico	No equivalent
			Commissioner General		Inspector general		Chief Commissioner		Commissioner		Superintendent		Chief Inspector		Inspector		Sub-inspector		Junior sub-inspector			Subofficer

Basic Scale Ladder

Equivalent NATO code	OR-9						OR-8		OR-7		OR-6						OR-5						OR-4				OR-3		OR-2						OR-1
Mexico	No equivalent										No equivalent																No equivalent
									Sergeant								Senior Constable						Leading Constable												Constable

Yucatán State Police

	High-Command									Inspectors									Officers									Basic ranks
State of Yucatan
	Secretary/Chief			Undersecretary			Director			1st Inspector			2nd Inspector			Subinspector			1st Officer			2nd Officer			Subofficer			First police			Second police			Third police			Police agent

Source:[44]

Montenegro

Police of Montenegro uses following rank structure:

Police ranks of Montenegro

Group	Officers
Insignia
Rank	Direktor policije	Pomoćnik direktora policije	Glavni policijski inspektor	Viši policijski inspektor I klase	Viši policijski inspektor	Samostalni policijski inspektor	Policijski inspektor I klase	Policijski inspektor	Mlađi policijski inspektor
English	Police Director	Deputy Police Director	Chief Police Inspector	Senior Police Inspector I class	Senior Police Inspector	Independent Police Inspector	Police Inspector I class	Police Inspector	Junior Police Inspector
Group
Insignia
Rank	Stariji policijski narednik I klase	Stariji policijski narednik	Policijski narednik	Stariji policajac I klase	Stariji policajac	Policajac
English	Senior Police Sergeant I class	Senior Police Sergeant	Police Sergeant	Senior Police Officer I class	Senior Police Officer	Police Officer

Netherlands

National Police Corps

Police ranks of the Netherlands

Rank	First Chief Commissioner (Eerste Hoofdcommissaris)	Chief Commissioner (Hoofdcommissaris)	Chief Superintendent (Commissaris)	Superintendent (Hoofdinspecteur)	Inspector (Inspecteur)	Sergeant (Brigadier)
Shoulder
Sleeve
Rank	Senior Constable (Hoofdagent)	Constable (Agent)	Police Patrol Officer (Surveillant)	Police Trainee (Aspirant)	Non Executive Employee (Niet-Executieve Medewerker)
Shoulder
Sleeve

Royal Marechaussee

Officers

Equivalent NATO code	OF-10		OF-9		OF-8		OF-7		OF-6		OF-5		OF-4		OF-3		OF-2		OF-1						OF(D) and student officer
Netherlands	No equivalent
					Luitenant-Generaal		Generaal-Majoor		Brigade-Generaal		Kolonel		Luitenant-Kolonel		Majoor		Kapitein		Eerste-Luitenant			Tweede-Luitenant			Kornet
					Lieutenant General		Major General		Brigadier		Colonel		Lieutenant Colonel		Major		Captain		Lieutenant			Second Lieutenant			Officer Cadet

Other

Equivalent NATO code	OR-9						OR-8		OR-7		OR-6						OR-5						OR-4				OR-3		OR-2						OR-1
Netherlands
	Adjudant								Opperwachtmeester		Wachtmeester der 1e klasse						Wachtmeester						Marechaussee der 1e klasse				Marechaussee der 2e klasse		Marechaussee der 3e klasse						Marechaussee der 4e klasse
	Warrant Officer								Sergeant Major		Staff sergeant						Sergeant						Corporal				Lance corporal		Private first class						Private

Nicaragua

Officers

Equivalent NATO code	OF-10		OF-9		OF-8		OF-7		OF-6		OF-5		OF-4		OF-3		OF-2		OF-1						OF(D) and student officer
							Oficiales Generales				Oficiales Superiores						Oficiales Subalternos
Nicaragua[45]	No equivalent
							Primer Comisionado		Comisionado General		Comisionado Mayor		Comisionado		Sub-Comisionado		Capitán		Teniente Primero			Inspector

Others

	Ejecutivos
Nicaragua[45]
	Sub-Inspector	Sub-Oficial Mayor	Sub-Oficial	Policía

Norway

Main article: Norwegian Police Service

Police ranks of Norway

Insignia[46]
Rank	Politidirektør	Assisterende politidirektør	Politimester	Visepolitimester	Politiinspektør og Politiadvokat	Politiadvokat	Politifullmektig
English	National Police Commissioner	Assistant National Commissioner	Chief of Police	Deputy Chief of Police	Assistant Chief of Police	Police Prosecutor	Junior Police Prosecutor
Insignia[46]
Rank	Politistasjonssjef og Lensmann	Politioverbetjent	Politiførstebetjent	Politibetjent 3	Politibetjent 2	Politibetjent 1	Politi reserven
English	Police Chief Superintendent	Police Superintendent	Police Chief Inspector	Police Inspector	Police Sergeant	Police Constable	Police Reserve

Pakistan

Rank comparison between commissioned army officers and gazetted police officers in Pakistan.

The following ranks are observed in the various police organisations across Pakistan (Lowest to highest ranks)

• 1. Constable
• 2. Head Constable (HC)
• 3. Assistant Sub Inspector (ASI)
• 4. Sub Inspector (SI)
• 5. Inspector (IP)
• 6. Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP)/ Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP)
• 7. Superintendent of Police (SP)
• 8. Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP)
• 9. Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIG)
• 10. Additional Inspector General of Police (Add.IG)
• 11. Inspector General of Police (IGP)

Paraguay

Officers

Equivalent NATO code	OF-10		OF-9		OF-8		OF-7		OF-6		OF-5		OF-4		OF-3		OF-2		OF-1						OF(D) and student officer
			Superior Officers								Chief Officers						Junior Officers
Paraguay[47]	No equivalent								No equivalent
			Comisario General Comandante		Comisario Director		Comisario General Inspector				Comisario Principal		Comisario		Subcomisario		Oficial Inspector		Oficial Primero			Oficial Segundo			Oficial Ayudante

NCOs

	Chief Non-Commissioned Officers			Junior Non-Commissioned Officers
Paraguay[47]
	Sub Oficial Superior	Sub Oficial Principal	Sub Oficial Mayor	Sub Oficial Inspector	Sub Oficial Primero	Sub Oficial Segundo	Sub Oficial Ayudante

Philippines

Main article: Police ranks of the Philippines

The following ranks are currently in force in the PNP:[48]

Officers

Equivalent NATO code	OF-10		OF-9		OF-8		OF-7		OF-6		OF-5		OF-4		OF-3		OF-2		OF-1						OF(D) and student officer
The Philippines	No equivalent
			Police General		Police Lieutenant general		Police Major general		Police Brigadier general		Police Colonel		Police Lieutenant colonel		Police Major		Police Captain		Police Lieutenant

There is no 2nd Lieutenant rank-equivalent in the PNP.

Enlisted

Equivalent NATO code	OR-9						OR-8		OR-7		OR-6						OR-5						OR-4				OR-3		OR-2						OR-1
The Philippines									No equivalent								No equivalent										No equivalent
	Police Executive Master Sergeant		Police Chief Master Sergeant		Police Senior Master Sergeant		Police Master Sergeant				Police Staff Sergeant												Police Corporal												Patrolman/ Patrolwoman

Poland

Officers

Equivalent NATO code	OF-10		OF-9		OF-8		OF-7		OF-6		OF-5		OF-4		OF-3		OF-2		OF-1						OF(D) and student officer
							Generals				Senior Officers						Junior Officers
Policja[49]	No equivalent
							Generalny inspektor Policji		Nadinspektor		Inspektor		Młodszy inspektor		Podinspektor		Nadkomisarz		Komisarz			Podkomisarz
							Inspector General of Police		Chief Inspector		Inspector		Junior Inspector		Deputy Inspector		Chief Commissioner		Commissioner			Deputy Commissioner

Other

Equivalent NATO code	OR-9						OR-8		OR-7		OR-6						OR-5						OR-4				OR-3		OR-2						OR-1
	Aspirants										Non-commissioned Officers																		Constables
Policja[49]																							No equivalent
	Aspirant sztabowy			Starszy aspirant			Aspirant		Młodszy aspirant		Sierżant sztabowy			Starszy sierżant			Sierżant												Starszy posterunkowy						Posterunkowy
	Staff Aspirant			Senior Aspirant			Aspirant		Junior Aspirant		Staff Sergeant			Senior Sergeant			Sergeant												Senior Constable						Constable

Portugal

The Public Security Police (PSP) of Portugal includes the following categories, ranks, insignia and respective main functions:

• Police Officers
  • Chief Superintendent: National Director of the PSP,
  • Chief Superintendent: Deputy National Director or Inspector General of the PSP
  • Chief Superintendent: commanding officer of a metropolitan / regional command
  • Superintendent: commanding officer of a district command or second-in-command of a metropolitan / regional command
  • Intendent: division commander in a metropolitan / regional command or second-in-command of a district command
  • Sub-Intendent: division commander in a district command or second-in-command of a division commanded by an intendent
  • Commissioner: second-in-command of a division commanded by a sub-intendent
  • Sub-Commissioner: commanding officer of a police squad (police station)
• Police Chiefs
  • Principal Chief: auxiliary of a unit commanding officer
  • Chief: supervisor of staff and leader of police teams
• Police Agents
  • Principal Agent: a senior principal agent may perform the same functions as a chief, others perform the same functions as an agent
  • Agent: functions of police constable
• ISCPSI Students:
  • Officer Candidate: student of the 5th year of the Training Course for Police Officers (CFOP)
  • Cadet: student of the 4th year of the CFOP
  • Cadet: student of the 3rd year of the CFOP
  • Cadet: student of the 2nd year of the CFOP
  • Cadet: student of the 1st year of the CFOP

Romania

Main article: Romanian Police

Corpul ofiţerilor de poliţie (Police Officers' Corps)

Equivalent NATO code	OF-10		OF-9		OF-8		OF-7		OF-6		OF-5		OF-4		OF-3		OF-2		OF-1						OF(D) and student officer
Group			Quaestors								Commissioners						Inspectors
Romania[50]	No equivalent
			chestor-general Quaestor-General		chestor-șef Chief-Quaestor		chestor-principal Principal Quaestor		chestor Quaestor		comisar-șef Chief Commissioner		comisar Commissioner		subcomisar Subcommissioner		inspector-principal Principal Inspector		inspector Inspector			subinspector Subinspector

Corpul agenţilor de poliţie (Police Agents' Corps)

Group	Agents
Romania[50]
	agent-şef principal Principal Chief Agent	agent-şef Chief Agent	agent-şef adjunct Deputy Chief Agent	agent principal Principal Agent	agent Agent

Russia

Officers

Equivalent NATO code	OF-10		OF-9		OF-8		OF-7		OF-6		OF-5		OF-4		OF-3		OF-2		OF-1						OF(D) and student officer
			Supreme Command Staff								Senior Command Staff						Medium Command Staff
Russia	No equivalent
			General of the Police (Генерал полиции Российской Федерации)		Police Colonel General (Генера́л-полко́вник)		Police Lieutenant general (Генера́л-лейтена́нт)		Police Major general (Генера́л-майо́р)		Police Colonel (Полко́вник)		Police Lieutenant Colonel (Подполко́вник)		Police Major (Майо́р)		Police Captain (Капита́н)		Police Senior Lieutenant (Старший лейтенант)		Police Lieutenant (Лейтенант)		Police Junior Lieutenant (Младший лейтенант)		Police Cadet (Курсант полиции)

Enlisted

Equivalent NATO code	OR-9						OR-8		OR-7		OR-6						OR-5						OR-4				OR-3		OR-2						OR-1
	Junior Supervising Staff																										Private Staff
Russia																							No equivalent												No insignia
	Police Senior Praporshchik			Police Praporshchik			Police Starshina		Police Senior sergeant		Police Sergeant (Сержант)						Police Junior Sergeant (Младший сержант)										Police Private								Cadet

San Marino

Gendarmeria

Equivalent NATO code	OF-10		OF-9		OF-8		OF-7		OF-6		OF-5		OF-4		OF-3		OF-2		OF-1						OF(D) and student officer
San Marino (Gendarmerie) (Edit)	No equivalent																								Unknown
									Generale Brigata		Colonnello		Tenente Colonnello		Maggiore		Capitano		Tenente			Sottotenente

Equivalent NATO code	OR-9						OR-8		OR-7		OR-6						OR-5						OR-4				OR-3		OR-2						OR-1
San Marino (Gendarmerie) (Edit)					No equivalent																		No equivalent						No equivalent
	Maresciallo										Brigadiere						Vice-brigadiere										Appuntato								Gendarme

Serbia

Main article: Police of Serbia

• General of the Police (General policije)
• Chief Police Adviser/Counselor (Glavni policijski savetnik)
• Police Adviser/Counselor (Policijski savetnik)
• Chief Police Inspector (Glavni policijski inspektor)
• Independent police inspector (Samostalni policijski inspektor)
• Police Inspector (Policijski inspektor)
• Police Sergeant (Policijski narednik)
• Junior Police Sergeant 1st Class (Mladji policijski narednik 1 klase)
• Junior Police Sergeant (Mladji policijski narednik)
• Independent Policeman (Samostalni policajac)
• Senior Policeman (Viši policajac)
• Policeman 1st Class (Policajac 1 klase)
• Policeman (Policajac)
• Junior Policeman 1st Class (Mladji policajac 1 klase)
• Junior Policeman (Mladji policajac)

Singapore

Below shown are the rank structure of the Singapore Police Force. Latest changes made to the ranks of the SPF were made in 2016. Officers with ranks that were made obsolete would continue to carry their ranks until their next promotion.

Ranks of the Singapore Police Force

Senior Police Officers
Rank	Commissioner of Police	Deputy Commissioner of Police	Senior Assistant Commissioner of Police	Assistant Commissioner of Police	Deputy Assistant Commissioner of Police	Superintendent of Police	Deputy Superintendent of Police	Assistant Superintendent of Police	Inspector
Insignia
Junior Police Officers
Date of obsolescence	Obsolete from 2016	Obsolete from 2016			Obsolete from 2016		Given only to NSFs	Only used by the Gurkha Contingent	Only given to members before Dishonorable Discharge	Given only to NSFs
Rank	Senior Station Inspector (2)	Senior Station Inspector	Station Inspector	Senior Staff Sergeant	Staff Sergeant	Sergeant	Corporal	Lance Corporal	Constable	Special Constable
Insignia

• Senior police officers
  • Commissioner of Police [CP]
  • Deputy Commissioner of Police [DCP]
  • Senior Assistant Commissioner [SAC]
  • Assistant Commissioner [AC]
  • Deputy Assistant Commissioner [DAC]
  • Superintendent of Police [SUPT]
  • Deputy Superintendent of Police [DSP]
  • Assistant Superintendent of Police [ASP]
  • Inspector of Police [INSP]
• Police officers
  • Senior Station Inspector (2) of Police [SSI2] (Obsolete in 2016)
  • Senior Station Inspector of Police [SSI] (Obsolete in 2016)
  • Station Inspector of Police [SI]
  • Senior Staff Sergeant [SSSGT]
  • Staff Sergeant [SSGT] (Obsolete in 2016)
  • Sergeant [SGT]: With three different grades noted by a number from 1 to 3 placed in parentheses and suffixed to the rank abbreviation; namely, SGT(1), SGT(2), and SGT(3).
  • Corporal [CPL]
  • Lance Corporal [LC]: Obsolete for the regular force. Currently only available for the Gurkha Contingent.
  • Police Constable [PC]: This rank is no longer granted to regulars. However, officers below the rank of inspector being discharged from the police force on disciplinary grounds are first reduced to the rank of constable before their discharge.
  • Special constable [SC]: Full-time National Servicemen. Promoted FTNS officers will have the SC prefix to their rank, e.g. SC/Cpl, SC/Sgt.

Slovenia

Slovenian National Police Force

Police officer IV

Police officer III

Police officer II

Police officer I

Police inspector IV

Police inspector III

Police inspector II

Police inspector I

Police superintendent IV

Police superintendent III

Police superintendent II

Police superintendent I

Deputy director general of the police

Director general of the police

Policist IV

Policist III

Policist II

Policist I

Policijski inšpektor IV

Policijski inšpektor III

Policijski inšpektor II

Policijski inšpektor I

Policijski svetnik IV

Policijski svetnik III

Policijski svetnik II

Policijski svetnik I

Namestnik generalnega direktorja policije

Generalni direktor policije

South Africa

Officers

Equivalent NATO code	OF-10		OF-9		OF-8		OF-7		OF-6		OF-5		OF-4		OF-3		OF-2		OF-1						OF(D) and student officer
			Senior Management								Commissioned Officers
South Africa[51]	No equivalent														No equivalent [52]				No equivalent [53]
			General		Lieutenant general		Major general		Brigadier		Colonel		Lieutenant colonel				Captain

Non-commissioned officers

Equivalent NATO Code[54]	OR-9	OR-7	OR-3
South Africa[51]
	Warrant Officer	Sergeant	Constable

Spain

Cuerpo Nacional de Policía

Categories	Superior Grades				Superior		Executive		Deputy Inspector	Basic		Student
Spain
	Director Adjunto Operativo (DAO)	Subdirector General	Comisario General/Jefe de División	Jefe Superior	Comisario Principal	Comisario	Inspector Jefe	Inspector	Subinspector	Oficial de Policía	Policía	Inspector Alumno en Prácticas	Inspector Alumno de 2º año	Inspector Alumno de 1º año	Policía en Prácticas	Policía Alumno

Guardia Civil - Civil Guard

NATO code	OF-10		OF-9		OF-8		OF-7		OF-6		OF-5		OF-4		OF-3		OF-2		OF-1						OF(D)						Student officer
Spain	No equivalent
					Teniente General		General de División		General de Brigada		Coronel		Teniente Coronel		Comandante		Capitán		Teniente			Alférez
					Lieutenant General		Divisional General		Brigade General		Colonel		Lieutenant Colonel		Major/Commandant		Captain		Lieutenant			lit. Knight (Ensign)

NATO Code	OR-9						OR-8		OR-7		OR-6						OR-5						OR-4				OR-3		OR-2						OR-1
Spain
	Suboficial mayor			Subteniente			Brigada		Sargento primero		Sargento						Cabo mayor						Cabo primero				Cabo		Guardia Civil de Primera						Guardia Civil
	Senior Warrant Officer			Warrant Officer 1st Class			Warrant Officer 2nd Class		First Sergeant		Sergeant						Master Corporal						Corporal				Lance Corporal		Civil Guardsman First Class (Rank in abeyance)						Civil Guardsman

Ertzaintza

Police Ranks[55]		Superior Grade		Executive Grade		Inspection Grade		Basic Grade
	Cap Emblem	Escala Superior		Escala Básica, Inspección y Ejecutiva
	Rigid Shoulder Plate	Intendenteburua / Superintendente	Intendentea / Intendente	Komisarioa / Comisario	Komisariondokoa / Subcomisario	Ofiziala / Oficial	Ofizialaondokoa / Suboficial	Lehenengoa agentea / Agente 1º	Agentea / Agente
	Flexible Shoulder Plate	Intendenteburua / Superintendente	Intendentea / Intendente	Komisarioa / Comisario	Komisariondokoa / Subcomisario	Ofiziala / Oficial	Ofizialaondokoa / Suboficial	Lehenengoa agentea / Agente 1º	Agentea / Agente
Rank Insignia	Intendenteburua / Superintendente	Intendentea / Intendente	Komisarioa / Comisario	Komisariondokoa / Subcomisario	Ofiziala / Oficial	Ofizialaondokoa / Suboficial	Lehenengoa agentea / Agente 1º	Agentea / Agente
Rank	Superintendent	Intendent	Commissioner	Deputy Commissioner	Officer	Deputy Officer	Superior Agent	Agent

Mossos d'Esquadra

Ranks of the Mossos d'Esquadra

Insignia								No insignia
Title	Major	Comissari	Intendent	Inspector	Sotsinspector	Sergent	Caporal	Mosso
English translation	Major	Commissioner	Intendent	Inspector	Lieutenant	Sergeant	Corporal	Constable

Policía Foral

• Foral Police Chief (Spanish: Jefe Policía Foral, Basque: Foruzaingo Nagusia)
• Chief Commissioner (Comisario Principal, Komisario Nagusia)
• Commissioner (Comisario, Komisarioa)
• Inspector (Inspector, Inspektorea)
• Sub-Inspector (Subinspector, Inspektoreordea)
• Corporal (Cabo, Kaporala)
• Foral Constable (Agente Foral, Foruzaina)

Cuerpo General de La Policía Canaria

Polícia en prácticas (Police trainee) Polícia (Police officer) Oficial (Police sergeant) Subinspector (Police lieutenant) Inspector (Police captain) Subcomisario (Deputy police inspector) Comisario (Police inspector) Comisario principal (Assistant chief of police) Comisario principal jefe (Chief of police) Source:[56]

Sri Lanka

Main article: Sri Lanka Police

Gazetted Officers[57]

• Inspector General of Police (IGP)
• Senior Deputy Inspector General of police (SDIG)
• Deputy Inspector General of police (DIG)
• Senior Superintendent of police (SSP)
• Superintendent of police (SP)
• Assistant Superintendent of police (ASP)
• Chief Inspector of police (CIP)
• Inspector of police (IP)
• Sub Inspector of police (SI)

Non-Gazetted Officers

• Police Sergeant Major (PSM)
• Police Sergeant Class 1 (PS)
• Police Sergeant Class 2 (PS)
• Police Constable Class 1 (PC)
• Police Constable Class 2 (PC)
• Police Constable Class 3 (PC)
• Police Constable Class 4 (PC)

Sweden

Main articles: Swedish Police Authority and Police ranks of Sweden

Police ranks of Sweden

Insignia
Rank	Rikspolischef/ säkerhetspolischef	Biträdande säkerhetspolischef	Polisdirektör	Biträdande polisdirektör	Polismästare	Polismästare/ polisöverintendent	Polisintendent	Polissekreterare
English	National Police Commissioner/ Security Police Commissioner	Deputy Security Police Commissioner	Chief Commissioner	Deputy Chief Commissioner	District Police Commissioner	Deputy Police Commissioner	Chief Superintendent	Assistant Chief Superintendent
Insignia
Rank	Polis-/ kriminalkommissarie	Polis-/ kriminalkommissarie	Polis-/ kriminalkommissarie	Polis-/ kriminalinspektör	Polis-/ kriminalinspektör	Polis-/ kriminalinspektör		Polisassistent	Polisaspirant
English	Superintendent	Chief Inspector	Inspector	Senior Sergeant	Sergeant	Leading Senior Constable	Senior Constable	Constable	Probationary Constable
Source:[58]

Switzerland

Municipal police corps in the Canton of Zürich

Officer Ranks
Hauptmann	Oberleutnant	Leutnant
Source:[59]

Police Ranks
Adjutant mit besonderen Aufgaben	Adjutant	Feldweibel mit besonderen Aufgaben	Feldweibel	Wachtmeister mit besonderen Aufgaben	Wachmteister	Korporal	Gefreiter	Polizist
Source:[59]

Taiwan

Insignia	Name	English
	警監特級	Police Supervisor General
	警監一級	Police Supervisor Rank 1
	警監二級	Police Supervisor Rank 2
	警監三級	Police Supervisor Rank 3
	警監四級	Police Supervisor Rank 4
	警正一級	Police Officer Rank 1
	警正二級	Police Officer Rank 2
	警正三級	Police Officer Rank 3
	警正四級	Police Officer Rank 4
	警佐一級	Police Rank 1
	警佐二級	Police Rank 2
	警佐三級	Police Rank 3
	警佐四級	Police Rank 4

Tanzania

• 
  Corporal
• 
  Sergeant
• 
  Station Sergeant
• 
  Sergeant Major

• 
  Assistant Inspector
• 
  Inspector
• 
  Assistant Superintendent

• 
  Superintendent
• 
  Senior Superintendent
• 
  Assistant Commissioner
• 
  Senior Assistant Commissioner
• 
  Deputy Commissioner
• 
  Commissioner
• 
  Deputy Inspector General of Police
• 
  Inspector General of Police

Source:[60]

Thailand

Main article: Military ranks of the Thai armed forces

Commissioned officers

Equivalent NATO code	OF-10		OF-9		OF-8		OF-7		OF-6		OF-5		OF-4		OF-3		OF-2		OF-1						OF(D) and student officer
Royal Thai Police	No equivalent
			พลตำรวจเอก		พลตำรวจโท		พลตำรวจตรี		พลตำรวจจัตวา		พันตำรวจเอก		พันตำรวจโท		พันตำรวจตรี		ร้อยตำรวจเอก		ร้อยตำรวจโท			ร้อยตำรวจตรี			นักเรียนนายร้อยตำรวจ
RTGS			Phon Tam Ruad Ek		Phon Tam Ruad Tho		Phon Tam Ruad Tri		Phon Tam Ruad Jattawa		Phan Tam Ruad Ek		Phan Tam Ruad Tho		Phan Tam Ruad Tri		Roi Tam Ruad Ek		Roi Tam Ruad Tho			Roi Tam Ruad Tri			Nak Rian Nai Roi Tam Ruad
English			Police General		Police Lieutenant General		Police Major General		Police Senior Colonel		Police Colonel		Police Lieutenant Colonel		Police Major		Police Captain		Police Lieutenant			Police Sub Lieutenant			Police Cadet Officer

Non-commissioned officers

Equivalent NATO code	OR-9						OR-8		OR-7		OR-6						OR-5						OR-4				OR-3		OR-2						OR-1
Royal Thai Police							No equivalent										No equivalent												No equivalent						No insignia
	ดาบตำรวจ								จ่าสิบตำรวจ		สิบตำรวจเอก												สิบตำรวจโท				สิบตำรวจตรี								พลตำรวจ
RTGS	Dap Tamruat								Cha Sip Tamruat		Sip Tamruat Ek												Sip Tamruat Tho				Sip Tamruat Tri								Phon Tamruat
English	Police Sergeant Major								Police Staff Sergeant		Police Sergeant												Police Corporal				Police Lance Corporal								Police Constable

Turkey

Emniyet Genel Müdürlüğü - Turkish Police

• Director General (Emniyet Genel Muduru)
• Director 1st Grade (1. Sinif Emniyet Muduru)
• Director 2nd Grade (2. Sinif Emniyet Muduru)
• Director 3rd Grade (3. Sinif Emniyet Muduru)
• Director 4th Grade (4. Sinif Emniyet Muduru)
• Superintendent (Emniyet Amiri)
• Chief Inspector (Baskomiser)
• Inspector (Komiser)
• Sub-Inspector (Komiser Yardimcisi)
• Sergeant (Kıdemli BaşPolis Memuru)
• Corporal (BaşPolis Memur)
• Police Officer (Turkish: Polis Memuru)

Ukraine

Ranks used by the Ukrainian Armed Forces are in force in the National Guard of Ukraine. The National Police of Ukraine uses the following rank system starting 2015:

Officers

Equivalent NATO code	OF-10		OF-9		OF-8		OF-7		OF-6		OF-5		OF-4		OF-3		OF-2		OF-1						OF(D) and student officer
					Staff officers						Supervisory officers						Senior officers
Ukraine	No equivalent
					First division general		Second division general		Third division general		Colonel		Lieutenant colonel		Major		Captain		Senior lieutenant		Lieutenant		Junior lieutenant

Junior officers

Equivalent NATO code	OR-9						OR-8		OR-7		OR-6						OR-5						OR-4				OR-3		OR-2						OR-1
																	Junior officers
Ukraine	No equivalent																												No equivalent
																	Staff Sergeant Старший сержант						Sergeant Сержант				Corporal Junior sergeant Молодший сержант								Constable Police officer

United Arab Emirates

Abu Dhabi

Main article: Abu Dhabi Police § Ranks

Abu Dhabi Police Ranks - click to enlarge

United Kingdom

Main article: Police ranks of the United Kingdom

While some smaller or area specific police forces (ports, docks, tunnels etc.) may use variations on, or fewer of, these ranks, most territorial police forces and special police forces have a standard set of operational ranks:

• Police Constable
• Sergeant
• Inspector
• Chief Inspector
• Superintendent
• Chief Superintendent

The standard Chief Officer ranks outside London are:

• Assistant Chief Constable
• Deputy Chief Constable
• Chief Constable

Within London's Metropolitan Police Service the Chief Officer ranks are:

• Commander
• Deputy Assistant Commissioner
• Assistant Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis
• Deputy Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis
• Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis

The City of London Police use similar Chief Officer ranks to the Metropolitan Police Service but with fewer ranks:

• Commander
• Assistant Commissioner
• Commissioner of the City of London Police

A police officer with investigative duties, up to and including the rank of Chief Superintendent, is a detective and the word Detective is prefixed to their rank (e.g. Detective Chief Inspector), except for the rank of Police Constable where the word Police is omitted, making them a Detective Constable.

United States

Main article: Police ranks of the United States

The United States law enforcement ranking model is generally quasi-military in structure. Each level of law enforcement (federal, state, and local) has different ranks and vary considerably from agency to agency. There is no nationally set law enforcement rank structure, but they tend to follow similar patterns.

Federal

The U.S. Department of Justice and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) contain multiple law enforcement agencies and are the largest federal departments responsible for law enforcement; however, other governmental departments and agencies have law enforcement bodies. Each federal law enforcement agency has a unique rank structure. Many federal law enforcement agencies rank structures resemble Military rank structure but have different cogitations regarding responsibilities and duties. In general, all law enforcement groups in United States follow a similar pattern shown below:

• Director or Chief
• Assistant/ Deputy Director/ Chief
• Special Agent in Charge
• Assistant Special Agent in Charge
• Supervisory Special Agent
• Special Agent

State

• Colonel (some states use the titles of Superintendent, Director or Commissioner, or may have those as ranks higher than Colonel - often selected by the state Governor)
• Lieutenant Colonel
• Major
• Captain
• Lieutenant
  • Staff Sergeant, Sergeant First Class, First Sergeant, Master Sergeant, or Sergeant Major (some States)
• Sergeant
• Corporal
• Senior/Master Trooper/Patrolman
• Trooper (some states may have several grades of Trooper, ex. Senior Trooper, Master Trooper, etc.)
• Probationary Trooper
• Cadet, Recruit, Trainee

Note: Ranks can be skipped or omitted and structure is often determined by individual states. Structure is usually pseudo-military.

County

• Sheriff (usually an elected position), Chief
• Undersheriff, Chief Deputy, Deputy Chief (sometimes an elected position)
  • Assistant Sheriff (large departments)
  • Division Chief (large departments)
  • Colonel (large departments)
  • Area Commander or Lieutenant Colonel (large departments)
  • Major (large departments)
• Captain, Commander
• Lieutenant
  • Sergeant Major (large departments)
  • Staff Sergeant (large departments)
• Sergeant
• Corporal
• Master Deputy, Senior Deputy, or Senior Deputy Sheriff
• Deputy, or Deputy Sheriff
• Cadet, Recruit, Trainee, or Probationary Deputy

Note: Ranks can be skipped or omitted and structure is often determined by individual counties. The structure is usually pseudo-military.

Municipal/City

Chief officers

• Chief of Police (sometimes an elected position; some departments use Superintendent, Director or Commissioner, or may have those as higher ranks)
• Deputy/Assistant Chief (or Deputy/Assistant Commissioner in large departments)

Supervisory ranks

• Colonel/Commander/Inspector (large departments. An inspector may also be a non-supervisory technical or investigative rank.)
• Lieutenant Colonel (large departments)
• Major (large departments)
• Captain
• Lieutenant
• Sergeant (rank may have grades in large departments)

Officers

• Corporal (some departments only, rank may have different grades)
• Detective (some departments only, rank may have different grades)
• Police Officer (rank may have different grades, such as Senior Officer, Master Officer, etc.)
• Police Cadet
• Recruit, Trainees

Note: Ranks can be omitted or added as needed and the structure is often determined by individual municipalities. The structure is usually pseudo-military.

Uruguay

National Police of Uruguay

Ranks to the left: Police; to the right: Regiment of Republican Guards.[61]

Vatican City State

Corps of Gendarmerie of Vatican City

	Ispettori
Rank insignia
Rank	Ispettore Generale	Vice Ispettore Vicario	Vice Ispettore
Source: :[62][63]

	Sovrastanti
Rank insignia
Rank	Sovrastante Maggiore	Sovrastante	Vice Sovrastante
Source:[62][63]

	Gendarmi
Rank insignia
Rank	Assistente	Vice assistente	Agente scelto	Agente
Source:[62][63]

Venezuela

Categories	Nivel Estratégico			Nivel Táctico			Nivel Operativo
Venezuela [64]
	Comisionado Jefe	Comisonado Agregado	Comisionado	Supervisor Jefe	Supervisor Agregado	Supervisor	Oficial Jefe	Oficial Agregado	Oficial

Vietnam

Officers

Equivalent NATO code	OF-10		OF-9		OF-8		OF-7		OF-6		OF-5		OF-4		OF-3		OF-2		OF-1						OF(D) and student officer
			Highest Rank						Middle Rank								Lower Rank
Vietnam	No equivalent
			Police general (Đại tướng Công an)	Police Colonel general (Thượng tướng Công an)	Police Lieutenant General (Trung tướng Công an)		Police Major General (Thiếu tướng Công an)		Police Senior Colonel (Đại tá Công an)		Police Colonel (Thượng tá Công an)		Police Lieutenant Colonel (Trung tá Công an)		Police Major (Thiếu tá Công an)		Police Captain (Đại úy Công an)		Police Senior Lieutenant (Thượng úy Công an)		Police Lieutenant (Trung úy Công an)		Police Junior Lieutenant (Thiếu úy Công an)

NCOs and enlisted

Equivalent NATO code	OR-9						OR-8		OR-7		OR-6						OR-5						OR-4				OR-3		OR-2						OR-1
							Non-commissioned officers																						Policemen
Vietnam	No equivalent								No equivalent								No equivalent										No equivalent
							Sergeant Major Thượng sĩ Công an				Sergeant Trung sĩ Công an												Corporal Hạ sĩ Công an						Policeman 1st Class Chiến sĩ bậc 1						Policeman 2nd Class Chiến sĩ bậc 2

Zimbabwe

Main article: Zimbabwe Republic Police

Commissioned Officers

• Commissioner General - Commander of the Zimbabwe Republic Police
• Deputy Commissioner General - Command any one of the four Divisions of the Zimbabwe Republic Police.
• Commissioner - Provincial Commanders.
• Assistant Commissioner - Deputy Provincial Commanders.
• Chief Superintendent - District Commanders.
• Superintendent - Deputy District Commanders
• Chief Inspector - Officers in Charge of Police Stations with high crime rate or high population density.
• Inspector - Officers in Charge of Police Stations with low crime rates or low population density/Deputizes Chief Inspectors.

Non-Commissioned Officers

• Assistant Inspector - Members in Charge of Sections or Police Posts/Deputizes Inspectors in Charge of Police Stations.
• Sergeant Major - Deals with Disciplinary matters for the ranks of Sergeant and below.
• Sergeant - First line supervisors.
• Constable - General duty police officers.

See also

• Military rank
• United States law enforcement decorations

Notes

1. The rank has been unused since 1994. A civilian Chief Medical Officer has fulfilled the role since 2000.[34]

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