police station; police department; police headquarters

Police officers responsible for directing traffic and maintaining road safety; often shortened to [[交警|交警|jiao1 jing3]].

Armed police or special units responsible for controlling riots and preventing violent crimes; referred to as [[镇暴警察|鎮暴警察|zhen4 bao4 jing3 cha2]] in Taiwan.

chief of police; director of a police bureau

police station; police office

The department or branch of a police force that deals with the investigation of crimes

An educational institution for training police officers; police school.

the civil police force of the People's Republic of China; a member of this force

The security police responsible for maintaining social order, preventing public harm, and protecting government buildings or infrastructure.

police force responsible for protecting forests and preventing wildfires or illegal logging

A branch of a country's military forces responsible for internal security, public order, and guarding important facilities; also refers to an individual member of this force.

Police responsible for public safety and traffic enforcement on the water; coast guard.

Specialized police unit trained for high-risk or unusual missions like anti-terrorism and riot control; also refers to an individual member of such a unit

an automated surveillance system used to monitor and record traffic violations, such as speeding or running red lights; speed camera; closed-circuit TV police surveillance

The colonial police force of Hong Kong from 1969 to 1997

secret police; government organization using covert operations to suppress political dissent

Police officer responsible for maintaining order on civil flights and ensuring the safety of the aircraft and its passengers.

A specialized police force or a member of such a force responsible for monitoring internet security, combating cybercrime, and preventing computer virus outbreaks; often shortened to [[网警|網警|wang3 jing3]].

police precinct headquarters; local police station

a police department or central police office

A radio network in Taiwan operated by the National Police Agency; used for public service announcements, traffic reports, and public safety information.

The legal authority and power granted to police agencies to enforce laws, issue orders, and use force to maintain public order and social safety.

police unit or personnel who assist regular law enforcement officers in their duties

police force responsible for guarding a national border or frontier

personnel responsible for maintaining order and safety on trains and railways

Police officers specifically trained and equipped to handle violent crimes, riots, or civil unrest

The police force of Hong Kong since 1997

The Chinese People's Armed Police Force, often abbreviated as PAP or CAPF.

A type of police officer stationed at specific government agencies, schools, or businesses to maintain security and order within that area; they may also assist local police in maintaining public safety.

A volunteer police organization formed by selecting local citizens to assist police departments in maintaining public order and safety

volunteer traffic police force assisting regular law enforcement in managing traffic and road safety

police officer working in civilian clothes; undercover agent

public security police brigade or peace preservation corps responsible for maintaining order and internal security

A police organization specializing in criminal cases, responsible for handling major or complex investigations

criminal police force or criminal investigation department within a police organizational structure

The police force responsible for assisting courts with tasks like guarding courtrooms, transporting suspects, and enforcing legal judgments; also known as [[法警|法警|fa3 jing3]].

International Criminal Police Organization; a global agency that facilitates international police cooperation and crime control

police officer in charge of household registration and residence records