Frontbetjente
Frontbetjente is a term used in Danish-language policing to describe frontline police officers who have primary contact with the public. They are commonly stationed at police stations' front desks, on patrol, or in other roles that involve direct public interaction, and they represent the first point of contact after an incident or inquiry.
Duties of frontbetjente typically include receiving complaints, taking initial statements, recording incidents, and processing basic administrative
Requirements and skills for frontbetjente include training in criminal law and procedure, safety and self-defense, de-escalation
Context and career prospects for frontbetjente vary by jurisdiction. The role is intended to improve accessibility