LAW ENFORCMENT ADMINISTRATION 2

COUNTRY CAPITAL POLICE FORCE DEPARTMENT HIGHEST LOWEST

HANDLING RANK RANK
Antigua and Saint The Royal Police Force United states Captain Colonel
Barbuda John’s Department of
State

Argentina Buenos The Argentine Federal Government Major Cadet

Aires Police agencies inspector

Australia Canberra The Australian Federal The Department Field Marshal First Lieutenant
Police of Home Affairs
Bahamas Nassau The Royal Bahamas Police Department of General Police Corporal
Force Avaition Bahamas
Ministry of
Tourism and
Avaition
Barbados Bridgetown The Royal Barbados Police The Constitution Major General Officer Cadet
Force of Barbados
Belize Belmopan Belize National Police The Belize Police Major General Officer Cadet
department
Bolivia Sucre Bolivian National Police Republic General Flag Officer Cadet
Corps Officer
Brazil Brasilia The Federal Constitution The Federal Marechal Cadete/aluno
Police of Brazil
Canada Ottawa The Royal Canadian The Employment Canadian army Junior non-
Mounted Police and Social Royal commissioned
Development Canadian members
Chile Santiago Carabineros de chile Santiago General Cadete
Metropolitan
Region
Colombia Bogota Colombian National Police Department of General Subteniente
Colombia

Costa Rica San Jose The OIJ and the National NCB San Jose General Agente 1
Police
Cuba Havana The National Revolutionary Cuban Ministry of General Subteniente
Police the Interior
Dominica Roseau The Dominican National United States Teniente Cadete
Police Department of General
State
Dominican Santo Dominican Republic United States Teniente Cadete
Republic Domingo National Police Department of General
State
 Ecuador Quito The National Police of Unitary State General Subteniente
Ecuador
El Salvador San Policia Nacional Civil Administrative General Subtenienta
Salvador purposes Division
Grenada Saint The Royal Grenada Police Government of Commisioner of Rural
Georges Force Grenada Police Constable
Guatemala Guatemala The Policia Nacional Civil The Ministry of Ministro de Subteniente
City Interior defensa
nacional
Guyana Georgetow Guyana Police Force The Police Commander in Officer Cadet
n Headquarters Commisioner Chief
Haiti Port-au- The Haitan National Police United state Lieutenant Sous-
Prince department of General Lieutenant
state
Honduras Tegucigalp The National Police of Republic of Major Field Officer
a Honduras Honduras
Jamaica Kingston Jamaica Constabulary Force The Government Lieutenant Officer cadet
of Jamaica general

Mexico Mexico City Policia Federal Federal State Secretario de la Subtiniente

defensa
nacional
New Zealand Wellington The New Zealand Police New Zealand Lieutenant Private
central general
government
organizations
Nicaragua Managua The National Nicaraguan National Police of General de Tenienta
Police Force Nicaragua ejercito
Panama Panama Panama’s national police The Government Brigadier Major
City force of Panama general
Paraguay Asuncion The National Police of The Paraguayan General de Subtiniente
Paraguay Government ejercito
Peru Lima The Peruvian National Regional Training Gran Mariscal Cadete EMC
Police Center Lima del peru
Suriname Paramaribo Civic Militia Department of Adjutant Sergeant der
economic and
social affairs
Tonga Nuku’alofa Tongan Police Force Tonga O-10 E-1
Department of
State
Venezuela Caracas Policia Nacional Bolivariana The Government General en jefe Teniente
of Nicolas Maduro
Trinidad and Port of Trinidad and Tobago Police Trinidad and Major general Officer cadet
Tobago Spain Service Tobago Prison
Service
United States Washington The New York City Police United State General Officer Private
of America D.C Department department of
state

CONCLUSION

The country has no military forces. The National Police of Panama (Spanish: Polícia Nacional de

Panamá) is a civilian governmental body associated with the Panamanian Public Forces. Established by
the National Police Act No. 18 of June 3, 1997, it is responsible for maintaining public order nationwide.
The National Police, together with the National Air Service (SENAN), National Border Service, Institutional
Protection Service and National Migration Service, make up the public forces. Since 2010, the
National Police has reported to the President through the Minister of Public Security. The
Panamanian National Police are structured para-militarily. Police stations are present in every
district, and the country as a whole is divided into Zonas Policiales (Police Zones) major city or
province.