Royal Brunei Police Force

Bruneian police patrolling the streets during a public event.

1. Commissioner

(The Secretariat Office of the Police Commissioner)

2. Deputy Commissioner

Departments

1. General Administration and Finance Department[2]

The department consists of 4 units:

i) General Administration and Finance Division

ii) Training Unit

iii) Membership and Career Planning Division

iv) Purchasing and Supply Unit

2. Logistics Department[3]

Logistic Police Department in Mata-Mata, Bandar Seri Begawan.

Logistics Department roles & responsibilities:

i) To ensure sufficient needs for the team.

ii) To protect the assets of the team.

iii) To provide technical assistance.

iv) To prepare the Country's Development Plan Project.

v) To prepare the Annual Budget.

3. Criminal Intelligence Department[4]

Functions and Roles:

i) To provide timely and accurate criminal intelligence.

ii) To provide crime statistics and daily crime report.

iii) To prepare threat assessments and intelligence reports among others on crime situation, national events, state visits by VVIPs and many more.

iv) To monitor and analyse local and international affairs which may pose a security threat to the country.

v) To issue security passes and process crime-scene films and photographs.

4. Criminal Investigation Department[5]

Traffic police checkpoint on a highway.

Functions & Roles

i) To enforce law and order of the country

ii) To provide service to the community

iii) To prevent crime

iv) To apprehend offenders

v) To conduct investigations on cases relating to offences breaking the law and acts.

5. Operations Department[6]

The Operations Department of the Royal Brunei Police Force is responsible on all aspects of operations in the areas of security and control aside from playing the role of enforcing the laws of the nation.

6. Traffic Control and Investigation Department[7]

The roles of this department are quite diverse, among them are:

i) To investigate and charge road traffic offenders.

ii) To conduct operations and road enforcements.

iii) To provide required assistance to road users while patrolling.

iv) To conduct road safety campaign and awareness programmes.

v) To provide motorcycle escort and other escort services to local and foreign VVIP.

Belait District Police Headquarters

Police sub-divisions[8]

1. Brunei and Muara District Police

2. Tutong District Police

3. Belait District Police

4. Temburong District Police

5. Police Training Centre

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  M16 armed policemen
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  Sterling armed policewomen
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  Mitsubishi Lancer EX
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  Riot police
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  Yamaha Tracer 900
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  Toyota Corolla (E110)

On 4 February 2009, the RBPF officially opened the Police Museum Gallery in conjunction to its 88th anniversary.[21]

• Special Operation Squad
• Royal Brunei Police Force Sports Council

• Official website
• RBPF hosts 'dzikir' ceremony
• 'Do your part to improve road safety'
• RBPF celebrates 88th anniversary

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