National Police of Esteira
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| National Police of Esteira Policía Nacional de Esteira | |
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 Logo of the National Police of Esteira | |
 Badge of the National Police of Esteira | |
| Abbreviation | PNE |
| Motto | "Honra e Segurança" "Honor and Security" |
| Agency overview | |
| Formed | August 3, 1967 |
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| Employees | 144,500
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| Annual budget | $3.5 billion SHD |
| Jurisdictional structure | |
| National agency | Esteira |
| Operations jurisdiction | Esteira |
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| General nature | |
| Operational structure | |
| Headquarters | Rua Menezes 35, Porto Verde, Esteira |
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| Parent agency | Ministry of Internal Affairs |
| Divisions | 5
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| Bureaus | 6
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| Website | |
| www | |
The National Police of Esteira (Esteiran: Policía Nacional de Esteira) is the national police force of Esteira. The National Police is the country's primary civil law enforcement agency in both urban and rural areas. In addition to regular policing duties, the National Police have specialized divisions dedicated to specific roles. The National Police falls under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and has 144,500 employees.
The National Police's official functions are to protect the Esteiran nation, enforce the law, and to ensure peaceful cohabitation among the population.
History
Following the assassination of president First Last, lawmakers determined that a breakdown in communication between the country's two police services resulted in a missed opportunity to ultimately prevent Last Name's assassination. In an effort to improve communication and improve policing overall in Esteira, Law 1967-005 was passed by the People's National Assembly and signed into law by president First Last. This law unified the Civil Guard and Investigative Police, and created a unified police service responsible for general policing and investigations.
The new police force was given a wide range of responsibilities, which led to the creation of specialized divisions and bureaus dedicated to specific roles.