Aerlan Criminal Police

National Department for Criminal Investigation and Policing Nasonal Ebtilenge för Crëmenal Envestigasön en Polisen
Patch of the Criminal Police
Common name	Criminal Police
Abbreviation	NDCIP NECEP
Agency overview
Jurisdictional structure
Federal agency	Aerla
Operations jurisdiction	Aerla
General nature	Federal law enforcement Local civilian police
Operational structure
Headquarters	1 Public Security Plaza, Noursala
Sworn Officers	45,000
Minister responsible	Thomas Ryan, Minister of Domestic Security
Agency executive	Michael Heide, Commissioner

(WIP) The National Department for Criminal Investigation and Policing (Commonspeak: Nasonal Ebtileng för Crëmenal Envestigasön en Polisen), also known as Criminal Police (Commonspeak: Crëmenal Polise) and informally as the the "Greenbadges" are the national uniformed law enforcement service of Aerla. Founded soon after the nations creation, it was created as a merger of several local police forces.

Known as the Crëmpo by the population, President Basil Fitzroy describes them as the "Foremost pillar of Aerlan Justice."

Purpose

The Criminal Police's duty is to uphold the law and insure the safety of those within Aerla's borders. All Aerlan citizens, as defined by the Halenburg law, are given a warning informing them of their rights upon their arrest. All citizens are presumed innocent until proven guilty by the court of law and jury of peers.

Recruitment and Ranks

Any able-bodied adult above the age of 18 may apply to join the Criminal Police. Those who apply must complete a six-month physical and academic training regimen before they are officially inducted.

Rank code	Name
O-10	Kommisanänt (Commissioner)
O-9	Chef-ovð-Polise (Police Chief)
O-8	Asistäntchef-ovð-Polise (Assistant Police Chief)
O-7	Depötechef-ovð-Polise (Deputy Police Chief)
O-6	Kommandar (Commander)
O-5	Kaptën (Captain)
O-4	Leutant (Lieutenant)
O-3	Detekiv (Detective)
O-2	Särgant (Sergeant)
O-1	Konstabel (Constable)