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    Polizia Di Stato (State Police)

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    The Polizia di Stato is Italy's national civilian police force established in 1852. It is headed by the Director General of Public Security and falls under the control of the Ministry of Interior's Department of Public Security. The Polizia di Stato maintains public order and security across Italy through specialized divisions and has headquarters in Rome. It employs a range of ranks from Agent to Chief Commissioner and officers can retire at age 67.

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    The Polizia di Stato is Italy's national civilian police force established in 1852. It is headed by the Director General of Public Security and falls under the control of the Ministry of Interior's Department of Public Security. The Polizia di Stato maintains public order and security across Italy through specialized divisions and has headquarters in Rome. It employs a range of ranks from Agent to Chief Commissioner and officers can retire at age 67.

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    The Polizia di Stato is Italy's national civilian police force established in 1852. It is headed by the Director General of Public Security and falls under the control of the Ministry of Interior's Department of Public Security. The Polizia di Stato maintains public order and security across Italy through specialized divisions and has headquarters in Rome. It employs a range of ranks from Agent to Chief Commissioner and officers can retire at age 67.

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    POLIZIA DI STATO (STATE POLICE)

     Department: Ministry of Interior


     Established on: July 11, 1852
     Headed By: Director General of Public Security
     Ranks: CHIEF COMMISSIONER (highest) AGENT (lowest)
     Type of Law Enforcement: Decentralized
     Motto: “to serve and protect”
     Headquarters: Rome, Italy
    MINISTRY OF INTERIOR AFFAIRS

     The Ministry of Interior has command over the four principal police
    forces which operate throughout Italy, exercising its authority over them
    through its Department of Public Security (DPS).
     The DPS is in charge of coordinating law enforcement action by the four
    national police forces including the Polizia di Stato. Their investigations
    are coordinated through the Public Prosecutor’s Office, and each one sits
    structurally in a different Ministry
    HISTORY

     11 July 1852
    King of Sardinia Victor Emmanuel II established the Public Security
    Guards
    At this time, number of provincial National Guard and Municipal Militia
    battalions, plus cavalry platoons detached from the army and Carabinieri
     13 November 1859
    Public Security Guards became the national civil police defacto of a
    unified Italian nation.
    Officially introduced police inspectors into the growing force, and to
    ensure the security of the residents of a number of provincial capitals and
    other major cities (Law 3570).
    The questori, appointed by the leadership with Royal assent, were also
    introduced becoming the police chiefs of these areas
     9 October 1861
    General Directorate of Public Security of the Kingdom was formally
    established (Royal Decree 225).
     Italy is a member of EUROPOL since 1958.
     Italy is a member if INTERPOL since September 7, 1923.
    POLIZIA DI STATO MISSION

    “Always at the service of the people”


    Poliedrica Academy is the first and only school in Italy created
    specifically for those who dream of entering the Police Force.
    Goal of the Poliedrica Academy:
    To support candidates in public competitions for access to roles in the State
    Police, offering them an educational path that accompanies them in every
    single competition test.
    Functions of the Polizia di Stato 
     The State Police provides general police services in Italy such as:
    A.) Patrol of highways B.) Patrol of Railways C.) Patrol of Waterways
     Every major Italian town or city has a main police station (Questura) run
    by the National Police
    POLIZIA DI STATO
     a civilian police force and is primarily responsible for the maintainance
    of public order and security, under the control of the Department of
    Public Security
    STRUCTURE AND ORGANIZATION

     Department of Public Security


    Head: Prefect
    Rank: Police Chief
    Appointed by the President of the Republic based on proposals from the
    Minister of the Interior and by decision of the Council of Ministers.
    Tasks of the Public Security Department include:
     Implementing public order and security policy;
     Ensuring technical and operational co-ordination and harmonization of
    police services; managing the National Police; and
     Providing technical support for the Ministry's overall needs.
     Provincial authorities
    1. Prefect- is in charge of the Territorial Government Office and
    responsible for public order and security
    2. Questore- Senior National Police official responsible for the
    management and co-ordination of services and police force
    employment.
    Special Units
     Mobile units
     Bomb technicians
     Sharpshooters
     A canine unit
     The mounted police
     Air service
     Nautical squads
     
    DIVISIONS OF POLIZIA DI STATO

     1. POLIZIA STRADALE- Responsible for highway patrols


     2. POLIZIA FERROVIARA- Responsible for railways
     3. POLIZIA POSTALE- Responsible for postal internet and controls
     4. POLIZIA DI FRONTIERA- Responsible for border controls
    THE THREE PHASES OF THE SELECTION INTERVIEW

     In the first phase of the interview with the psychologist and expert selector,
    the behavior of the candidate is observed.
     Subsequently the central phase is the recruiter will investigate personal
    experiences, through specific questions.
     Finally, there is the third phase of the interview, in which the recruiter will
    analyze your motivations and aspirations.
     In addition to the interview, the candidate will usually have to answer the
    questions of some psycho-aptitude tests. They investigate the characteristics
    of the candidate or the psychological and emotional capacities.
    RETIREMENT AGE

     Polizia di Stato
    Retirement age: 67 years old 
     PNP
    Mandatory retirement is 56 years old
    SALARY

     Agent
    Avg. Total Pay- About €19K - €28K/yr= P1,116,123.75- P1, 644,813.95/YR
     Chief Commissioner
    Average Base Salary- 58.552 € (EUR)/yr = P 3, 407, 145.27
    POLIZIA DI STATO RANKINGS ( FROM LOWEST TO HIGHEST)

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