Liaison officers in neighbouring countries

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FINNISH POLICE Organization » Local police National units Police Technical Centre Police College of Finland Personnel » Liaison officers in neighbouring countries Civilian police Budget Advisory committees General principles of operation » Police rights » Protecting domestic premises Putting down an animal Use of forcible means Citizen’s arrest Right to obtain information from other data file controllers Ethical oath for police officers Badges of rank » National Police Commissioner Deputy National Police Commissioner Police Chief Inspector General of the Police Chief Police Inspector Police Chief Deputy Police Chief Chief Superintendent Deputy Police Chief Chief Inspector Superintendent Chief Inspector, the Police College and the Police School Chief Inspector Chief Inspector, the Police College and the Police School Sergeant Sergeant, the Police College and the Police School Senior Constable Senior Constable, the Police College and the Police School Constable Badges common to all police officers Uniforms » Police officer’s field uniforms Service dress Official dress Ceremonial dress Protective clothing Special clothing Vehicles » Cars and vans » Ford Mondeo Volkswagen Transporter Motorcycles Bicycles Finnish Police (pdf) Annual report 2009 Press releases	Liaison officers in neighbouring countries There are Finnish police officers currently working in Tallinn, St. Petersburg, Moscow, Murmansk and Petrozavodsk, mainly in the Finnish diplomatic missions. Their prime duty is to monitor the crime situation in the country in which they are stationed and to keep in contact with the authorities of their host country. Another important duty is to keep in touch with Finnish entrepreneurs in these areas on issues of security. Police officers working in the Finnish diplomatic missions in Estonia, St. Petersburg and Moscow can be contacted in any matter concerning security in these areas. The Finnish Police also have liaison officers in Lyon and The Hague. The National Bureau of Investigation is responsible for supervising the work of the liaison officers. Back \| Print page