Garrisoned Police Force of Zeed
| Garrisoned Police Force | |
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| Predecessor | Revolutionary Armed Forces |
|---|---|
| Formation | 1709 AN |
| Type | National agency |
| Purpose/focus | Public order enforcement force |
| Headquarters | Rusjar |
| Location | Rusjar Detinets Citadel |
| Region served | National |
| Official languages |
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| Minister for the Interior and the Preservation of Law and Order of the State | Gianis Shamsuddin |
| Parent organization | General Inspectorate of Eura and Corum |
| Budget | N/A |
| Staff | 135,253 |
The Garrisoned Police Force of Zeed was the public order enforcement force of Raspur Pact-Occupied Zeed and a subordinated entity of the General Inspectorate of Eura and Corum. The Garrisoned Police Force was the uniformed law enforcement presence in most Zeedic cities and large towns as the occupation following the Third Euran War shifted from a punitive model to one focused on constructing the long-term Humanist State. The Garrisoned Police Force was in charge of public order, criminal investigation, and administrative police. The force comprised of 112 regiments divided between corps for patrol duties, barracked police, traffic police, water police, mounted police, police communications units, and police aviation. Policemen had to have served in the non-commissioned ranks of the former Revolutionary Armed Forces or an officer in the Zeedic Vanguard Division, demonstrate good physical and mental health, be of Euran descent and be members of the National Sector Party of the Nationalist & Humanist Party in Zeed.
