Thesaurus Dictionary
Synonyms and antonyms of Groups of police and departments of the police force in British Thesaurus
Groups of police and departments of the police force
the CID ()
the Criminal Investigation Department: the department of the police in the UK that is responsible for solving serious crimes
constabulary (noun)
a group of constables who are employed in a particular place
drug squad (noun)
British the part of the police force whose job is to try to stop the trade in illegal drugs
flying squad (noun)
British a group of people, especially police officers, who can go quickly to a place to deal with a problem
the Fraud Squad (noun)
British a part of the British police force that deals with fraud
Guards (noun)
a unit of soldiers or police officers, especially one that has a particular job
Interpol (noun)
an international organization that helps police in different countries to exchange information in order to try to catch criminals who move from one country to another
the Met (informal)
informal the Metropolitan Police in London
police department (noun)
American the police organization responsible for a particular city
presence (noun)
a group of people, especially soldiers or police, who are in a place for a particular purpose
riot police (noun)
police who have special training and equipment to deal with riots
the department of the London police that deals with serious national crime, or the building where this department works
the secret police (noun)
a police force that works secretly to limit the freedom of people who oppose the government
the part of the British police force that deals with crimes against the government, terrorism etc
squad (noun)
a department in a police force that deals with a particular type of crime
strike force (noun)
a group in an organization such as the army or police that has been trained to deal with urgent problems
vice squad (noun)