SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE

AND
ROYAL MALAYSIAN POLICE

Team Leader: Alindayu, Missy Joy

Member : Gumaru, Rose Marie
Magaru, Jeanella
Tagapan, Valery
Zipagan, Jhon Paul
Ulep, John Kaille
Quilala, MC John
Beran, Louise Albert
Battad,Jhon Herald
 Brief History
• 1820-1826 Establishment of the Singapore Police Force Major General William Faquhar, the first
British Resident of Colonial Singapore established the police department in 1820. he appointed his
so-in-law, Francis James Bernard.

• Singapore Police Force is one is the oldest government organizations in Singapore. From our
humble beginnings of a 12 man team, by Francis James Bernard.

• The Singapore Police Force is the main government agency tasked with maintaining law and order
in the city state. It was founded in 1820, and is under the supervision of the Ministry of Home
Affairs.

• The British Military Administration took charge of Singapore until April 1 1946 when the Straits
Settlements was dissolved and Singapore become a crown colony. Under this new administration ,
the Police in Singapore was renamed the Singapore Police Force (SPF) in 1945 and headed by
Colonel R. E. Foulger.

Mission
• To prevent, deter and detect crime

Vision
• A Force for the Nation to make Singapore the Safes Place in the World
 Organizational/ Structure

COMMISSIONER OF POLICE

DEPUTY COMMISSIONER OF POLICE

DIRECTOR (SPECIAL DUTIES) CHIEF OF STAFF

STAFF DEPARTMENT LINE UNIT

LAND UNITS AIRPORT

ADMINISTRATION COMMERCIAL
POLICE
AND FINACE AFFAIRS
DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT
ANG MO KIO POLICE GURKHA
DIVISION CONTIGENT
CRIMINAL MANPOWER
INVESTIGATION DEPARTMENT
BEDOK POLICE POLICE COAST
DEPARTMENT
DIVISION GUARG
OPERATIONS PLANNING AND
ORGANISATIOND CENTRAL POLICE SECURITY
DEPARTMENT
EPARTMENT DIVISION COMMAND

POLICE POLICE SPECIAL

COSTODIAL INTELLIGENCE CLEMENTI POLICE OPERATION
DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT DIVISION COMMAND

POLICE LOGISTICS POLICE NATIONAL TRAFFIC

JURONG POLICE
DEPARTMENT SERVICE POLICE
DIVISION
DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT
POLICE
PUBLIC AFFAIRS TRAINING
TECHNOLOGY TANGLING POLICE
DEPARTMENT COMMAND
DEPARTMENT DIVISION

SECURITY SERVICE VILUNTEER

INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT SPECIAL
REGULATORY AND CONSTABULA
DEPARTMENT INSPECTORATE RY
DEPARTMENT
 POSITION/RANKS
SINIOR POLICE OFFICER

Commissioner of Police

Deputy Commissioner of Police

Senior Assistant Commissioner of Police

Assistant Commissioner of Police

Deputy Assistant Commissioner of Police

Superintendent of Police

Deputy Superintendent of Police

Assistant Superintendent of Police

Inspector

Junior Police Officer

Senior Station Inspector II

Senior Station Inspector

Station Inspector

Senior Staff Sergeant

Staff Sergeant

Sergeant

Corporal

Constable
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Best practices of Singapore Police System
 Officers of SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE give their utmost best effort to prevent deter and detect
crimes. They are also responsible for maintaining public order and safety, enforcing the law,
preventing, detecting, and investigating criminal activities. These functions are known as the
Singapore Police System policing.

References ;

 https://yourstudent-gemini.fandom.com/wiki/Singapore_Police
 ROYAL MALAYSIAN POLICE

Brief History
The modern police organization in Malaysia started in March 25,1807 after the Charter of Justice in Penang
was granted. Most of the Officers were of British origin.

A police force has been in existence in Malaysia since the day of the Malacca Sultanate. Malacca canonical
law created what was essentially a police force in Malaysia in the 15 century, through the institution of the
Temenggung and Hulubalang, or Royal warriors.

Mission
Provides a sense of pride and love for the Royal Malaysian Police Force to all members of the team and
provides an understanding of the functions and roles and responsibilities of the Royal Malaysian Police
Force to the community.

Vision
To preserve the historical and cultural heritage of the Royal Malaysian Police by collecting, preserving,
keeping, documenting, investigating, interpreting and exhibiting in a systematic way of the old and latest
items that have the historical and cultural values in the form of police traditions.

Organizational/structure

DIRECTOR GENERAL

DEPUTY DIRECTOR GENERAL DEPUTY DIRECTOR GENERAL DEPUTY DIRECTOR

(MANAGEMENT (OPERATION) GENERAL
 (ENFORCEMENT)
FINANCE HUMAN RESOURCE INTEGRITY SECURITY VISA PASS ATIPSON DEPOT AND
DIVISION DIVISION DIVISION AND AND AND ANLA DETAINEE
PASSPORT PERMIT PREVENTION MANAGEMEN
DIVISION DIVISION DIVISION T DIVISISON
INFORMATION ADMINISTRATION LEGAL FOREIGN EXPATRIATE INTELLEGENCE SPECIAL
AND SERVICE DIVISION ADVISOR WORKER SERVICES ENFORCEMENT AND ANALYSIS
TECHNOLOGY DIVISION DIVISION
DIVISION
IMMEGRATION ACADEMY POLICY AND STRATEGIC PLANNING NATIONAL INTEGRATED
DIVISION IMMEGRATIONSYSTEM

POSITION/RANK
COMMISSIONERS

Inspector General of Police

Deputy Inspector General of Police

Commissioner of Police

Deputy Commissioner of Police

Senior Assistant Commissioner of Police

Assistant Commissioner of Police

Superintendent of Police

Deputy Superintendent of Police

Assistant Superintendent of Police

Inspector

Probation Inspector

NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS

Sub-Inspector

Sergeant Major

Sergeant

Corporal

Lance corporal

Constable
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 BEST PRACTICES
Their practices are promotion, benefits and recognition that played a significant roles in determining
employees satisfaction among the royal Malaysian police(RMP).

TRAFFIC CONTROL AND INTELLIGENCE GATHERING

This information is the process of collecting to people on buildings to protect and drives security
intelligence gathering and security strategies.

REFFERENCES

https://prezi.com/p/wox1hkiah06y/royal-malaysian-police-rmp-museum

http://www.aseanpol.orginformation/royal-malaysia-police