Supreme Court Police
Founded in 1949, the Supreme Court of the United States Police is a small United States law enforcement agency located in Washington, DC . It consists of 125 employees.
Task is to ensure the safety of the Supreme Court of the United States (US Supreme Court). The police operate property protection and ensure the safety of employees and visitors for the service building and its surroundings. She also supports visitors.
There are the following organizational units: Uniformed Services (Uniformed Services), security services (Protective Services), crisis services (Threat Assessment Unit), background investigations (Background Investigation Unit), Guard of Honor (Honor Guard), main engagement forces (Key Response Squad) and dangerous and decommission (HazMat / Bomb Response).
Law enforcement officers are trained centrally at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center located in Glynn County .
Web links
- Website of the Supreme Court Police (English)
See also
Department of Homeland Security : Secret Service | Transportation Security Administration | Customs and Border Protection | Immigration and Customs Enforcement | Coast Guard Investigative Service
Department of Defense : Army Criminal Investigation Command | Air Force Office of Special Investigations | Naval Criminal Investigative Service | United States Pentagon Police
Department of Justice: Federal Bureau of Investigation | Drug Enforcement Administration | Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives | United States Marshals Service
Treasury Department : Internal Revenue Service | United States Mint Police
Department of Commerce : Bureau of Industry and Security
Ministry of Foreign Affairs : Diplomatic Security Service
United States Congress : United States Capitol Police
Home Office : United States Park Police
United States Supreme Court : Supreme Court Police
Department of Veterans Affairs : United States Department of Veterans Affairs Police
United States Postal Service : United States Postal Inspection Service