Poliisina

Poliisina, also known as the Finnish Police, is the national police force of Finland. It is responsible for maintaining public order, preventing crime, and enforcing the law within the country. The Poliisina is organized into various units, including the Criminal Investigation Bureau, the Traffic Police, and the Border Guard. The force is overseen by the Ministry of the Interior and is funded through a combination of government grants and fines collected from those convicted of crimes.

The Poliisina employs approximately 7,000 officers, with a significant portion of its workforce being female. The force is known for its professionalism and dedication to public service. It operates under the principle of impartiality, ensuring that its actions are based on the law and not influenced by political or personal biases.

The Poliisina plays a crucial role in maintaining Finland's reputation for low crime rates and high levels of public safety. It collaborates with other law enforcement agencies both within Finland and internationally, participating in various European and global initiatives to combat crime and terrorism.

In addition to its law enforcement duties, the Poliisina also provides various services to the public, including traffic safety education, community policing, and support for victims of crime. It is committed to promoting a safe and secure environment for all Finns, both residents and visitors.