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{{for|the English Jesuit priest|Francis Walsingham (Jesuit)}}
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{{Infobox person
| name = Sir Francis Walsingham
| image = Sir Francis Walsingham by John De Critz the Elder.jpg
| caption = Portrait {{circa|1585}}, attributed to [[John de Critz]]
| parents = William Walsingham<br />Joyce Denny
| spouse = Anne Barne<br />[[Ursula St. Barbe]]
| children = [[Frances Walsingham|Frances Devereux, Countess of Essex]]<br />Mary Walsingham (died as a child)
| birth_date = {{circa|1532}}{{efn|Occasionally, the year of his birth is erroneously given as 1536, but he is named in his father's will of 1 March 1534.<ref>Hutchinson, p. 295</ref>}}
| birth_place = probably [[Chislehurst]], [[Kent]], England
| death_date = 6 April 1590
| death_place = Seething Lane, London, England
| religion = [[Protestantism]]
| occupation = [[Secretary of State (England)|Secretary of State]]<br />[[Spymaster]]
}}


:''Cette liste concerne les groupes d'intervention des forces de police. Pour les unités de forces spéciales des forces armées, se conférer à la [[Liste des unités de forces spéciales]].''
'''Sir Francis Walsingham''' ({{circa}}&nbsp;1532&nbsp;– 6&nbsp;April 1590) was [[Secretary of State (England)|principal secretary]] to Queen [[Elizabeth I of England]] from 20 December 1573 until his death and is popularly remembered as her "[[spymaster]]".


Cette liste recense les groupes d'intervention des forces de police ou des agences spécialisées contre un type de crime ou délit. Ces unités, bien que certaines puissent avoir un statut militaire (GIGN, ... par exemple), n'ont pour seule vocation le rétablissement de l'ordre et non n'effectuer des missions strictement militaires relevant des [[forces spéciales]]. Ces groupes ont pour mission de :
Born to a well-connected family of gentry, Walsingham attended [[Cambridge University]] and travelled in continental Europe before embarking on a career in law at the age of twenty. A committed [[Protestantism|Protestant]], during the reign of the [[Catholic Church|Catholic]] Queen [[Mary I of England]] he joined other expatriates in exile in Switzerland and northern Italy until Mary's death and the accession of her Protestant half-sister, Elizabeth.
* libérer des otages ;
* intervenir sur des missions à haut-risque, notamment face à des individus fortement armés ou barricadés ;
* mener des opérations de contre-terrorisme ;
* escorter des dignitaires de l'État ou étrangers, des prisonniers dangereux.


=={{flagicon|Afghanistan}} [[Afghanistan]]==
Walsingham rose from relative obscurity to become one of the small coterie who directed the [[Elizabethan era|Elizabethan]] state, overseeing foreign, domestic and religious policy. He served as [[List of ambassadors of the Kingdom of England to France|English ambassador to France]] in the early 1570s and witnessed the [[St. Bartholomew's Day massacre]]. As principal secretary, he supported exploration, colonization, the use of England's maritime strength and the [[plantation of Ireland]]. He worked to bring Scotland and England together. Overall, his foreign policy demonstrated a new understanding of the role of England as a maritime, Protestant power in an increasingly global economy. He oversaw operations that penetrated Spanish military preparation, gathered intelligence from across Europe, disrupted a range of plots against Elizabeth and secured the execution of [[Mary, Queen of Scots]].
;Ministère de l'intérieur
* Force spéciale de lutte contre les stupéfiant ;
* Bataillon d'appui spécial de l'''[[Police nationale afghane|Afghan National Civil Order Police]]''.


=={{flagicon|Albania}} [[Albania]]==
==Early years==
* [[Shqiponjat (police unit)|Shqiponjat (The Eagles)]]<ref>[[Albanian Screen]], [http://news.albanianscreen.tv/pages/news_detail/69521/ENG New police head sworn in - Shqiponjat elite unit dissolved], October 10, 2013</ref><ref>http://www.panorama.com.al/rikthehen-shqiponjat-hiqet-bluja-nga-mjetet-e-policise/</ref><ref>http://www.albeu.com/kryetitull/fytyra-e-re-e-shqiponjave-foto-lajm/148815/1/</ref>
[[File:Scadbury Manor.jpg|thumb|left|Ruins of the Manor House at [[Scadbury Park|Scadbury]]: the Walsingham family seat]]
* Immediate Intervention Forces - FNSH (Forcat e Ndërhyrjes së Shpejtë) {{Citation needed|date=August 2008}}
Francis Walsingham was born in or about 1532, probably at [[Foots Cray]], near [[Chislehurst]], [[Kent]].<ref>Cooper, p. 5; Hutchinson, p. 295</ref> His parents were William and Joyce Walsingham. William was a successful, well-connected and wealthy London lawyer who died in 1534 and Joyce was the daughter of courtier Sir [[Edmund Denny]] and the sister of Sir [[Anthony Denny]], who was the principal gentleman of King [[Henry VIII of England|Henry VIII]]'s [[privy chamber]].<ref>Hutchinson, p. 26; Wilson, pp. 7–12</ref> William Walsingham served as a member of the commission that was appointed to investigate the estates of Cardinal [[Thomas Wolsey]] in 1530,<ref name=h28>Hutchinson, p. 28</ref> and his elder brother, Sir [[Edmund Walsingham]], was [[Constable of the Tower of London|Lieutenant of the Tower of London]].<ref>Cooper, p. 7; Hutchinson, p. 26; Wilson, p. 6</ref> After William's death, Joyce married the courtier Sir [[John Carey (courtier)|John Carey]] in 1538.<ref name=h28/> Carey's brother [[William Carey (courtier)|William]] was the husband of [[Mary Boleyn]], [[Anne Boleyn]]'s elder sister.<ref>Cooper, p. 12; Hutchinson, p. 296; Wilson, pp. 5–6</ref> Of Francis Walsingham's five sisters, Mary married Sir [[Walter Mildmay]], who was [[Chancellor of the Exchequer]] for over 20 years, and Elizabeth married the parliamentarian [[Peter Wentworth]].<ref>Cooper, p. 42; Hutchinson, pp. 30, 296; Wilson, pp. 12–13</ref>
* Port Authority Security Force {{Citation needed|date=August 2008}}
* [[RENEA]] (Reparti i Neutralizimit te Elementit te Armatosur)<ref>http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/06/20/us-albania-drugs-lazarat-idUSKBN0EV1GZ20140620</ref><ref>http://english.albeu.com/news/news/police-destroys-cannabis-plants-in-dukagjin/209962/</ref>


=={{flagicon|Argentina}} [[Argentine]]==
Francis Walsingham matriculated at [[King's College, Cambridge|King's College]], [[Cambridge]], in 1548 with many other Protestants but as an undergraduate of high social status did not sit for a degree.<ref name=h28/><ref>{{acad|id=WLSN548F|name=Walsingham, Francis}}</ref> From 1550 or 1551, he travelled in continental Europe, returning to England by 1552 to enrol at [[Gray's Inn]], one of the qualifying bodies for English lawyers.<ref>Adams ''et al.''; Cooper, pp. 19–20; Hutchinson, p. 28; Wilson, pp. 17–18</ref>
;Police fédérale argentine
* {{Lien|fr=Groupe fédéral d'opérations spéciales|lang=es|trad=Grupo Especial de Operaciones Federales}}
* {{Lien|Grupo Especial Uno}}.


; [[Gendarmerie nationale argentine]]
Upon the death in 1553 of Henry VIII's successor, [[Edward VI of England|Edward VI]], Edward's Catholic half-sister [[Mary I of England|Mary I]] became queen. Many wealthy Protestants, such as [[John Foxe]] and [[John Cheke]], fled England, and Walsingham was among them. He continued his studies in law at the universities of [[University of Basel|Basel]] and [[University of Padua|Padua]],<ref>Cooper, pp. 26–28</ref> where he was elected to the governing body by his fellow students in 1555.<ref>Cooper, p. 27; Hutchinson, p. 29; Wilson, p. 31</ref>
* {{Lien|fr=Escadron Scorpion|lang=es|trad=Escuadrón Alacrán}}
* {{Lien|lang=es|trad=Grupo MONTES|texte= Section d'opérations spéciales de Monte}}


==Rise to power==
Mary I died in 1558 and was succeeded by her Protestant half-sister [[Elizabeth I of England|Elizabeth I]]. Walsingham returned to England and through the support of one of his fellow former exiles, [[Francis Russell, 2nd Earl of Bedford]], he was elected to Elizabeth's first parliament as the member for [[Bossiney (UK Parliament constituency)|Bossiney, Cornwall]], in 1559<!--writs were sent in December 1558 and Parliament convened in January-->.<ref>Adams ''et al.''; Cooper, p. 39; Wilson, p. 35</ref> At the subsequent election in 1563, he was returned for both [[Lyme Regis (UK Parliament constituency)|Lyme Regis, Dorset]], another constituency under Bedford's influence,<ref>Cooper, p. 42; Wilson, p. 39</ref> and [[Banbury (UK Parliament constituency)|Banbury, Oxfordshire]]. He chose to sit for Lyme Regis.<ref>Wilson, p. 39</ref> In January 1562 he married Anne, daughter of Sir [[George Barne II|George Barne]], [[Lord Mayor of London]] in 1552–3, and widow of wine merchant Alexander Carleill.<ref>Cooper, p. 45; Hutchinson, p. 30</ref> Anne died two years later leaving her son [[Christopher Carleill]] in Walsingham's care.<ref>Adams ''et al.''; Cooper, p. 45; Hutchinson, pp. 30–31</ref> In 1566, Walsingham married [[Ursula St. Barbe]], widow of Sir Richard Worsley, and Walsingham acquired her estates of [[Appuldurcombe]] and [[Carisbrooke Priory]] on the [[Isle of Wight]].<ref>Cooper, p. 46; Hutchinson, p. 31</ref> The following year, she bore him a daughter, [[Frances Walsingham|Frances]]. Walsingham's other two stepsons, Ursula's sons John and George, were killed in a gunpowder accident at Appuldurcombe in 1567.<ref>Hutchinson, p. 31</ref>


; Local and other units
In the following years, Walsingham became active in soliciting support for the [[Huguenots]] in France and developed a friendly and close working relationship with [[Nicholas Throckmorton]], his predecessor as MP for Lyme Regis and a former ambassador to France.<ref>Hutchinson p. 34; Wilson, pp. 41–49</ref> By 1569, Walsingham was working with [[William Cecil, 1st Baron Burghley|William Cecil]] to counteract plots against Elizabeth. He was instrumental in the collapse of the [[Ridolfi plot]], which hoped to replace Elizabeth with the Catholic [[Mary, Queen of Scots]].<ref>Hutchinson, pp. 39–42; Wilson, pp. 61–72</ref> He is credited with writing propaganda decrying a conspiratorial marriage between Mary and [[Thomas Howard, 4th Duke of Norfolk]],{{efn|''Discourse Touching the Pretended Match Between the Duke of Norfolk and the Queen of Scots'': some biographers<ref>e.g. Hutchinson, p. 39 and [[Conyers Read]] quoted in Adams ''et al''.</ref> think he was the writer, but others<ref>e.g. Wilson, p. 66</ref> do not.}} and [[Roberto di Ridolfi]], after whom the plot was named, was interrogated at Walsingham's house.<ref>Cooper, pp. 57–58; Hutchinson, p. 42; Wilson, pp. 68–69</ref>
* [[Brigada Especial Operativa Halcón|Hawk Special Operations Brigade]] (BEOH) - Buenos Aires Provincial Police
* [[Compañía de Tropas de Operaciones Especiales|Special Operations Troops Company]] (TOE) - Santa Fe Provincial Police
* E.T.E.R. (Equipo Tactico Especial Recomendado) - Cordoba Provincial Police
* [[Grupo Albatros|Albatross Group]] - Argentine Naval Prefecture
** Grupo de Respuesta Imediata de Alto Riesgo (GRIAR) (Immediate High Risk Response Group) - Argentine Naval Prefecture


=={{flagicon|Australia}} [[Australia]]==
In 1570, the Queen chose Walsingham to support the Huguenots in their negotiations with [[Charles IX of France]]. Later that year, he succeeded Sir [[Henry Norris, 1st Baron Norreys|Henry Norris]] as English ambassador in Paris.<ref>Hutchinson, pp. 43–44</ref> One of his duties was to continue negotiations for a marriage between Elizabeth and Charles IX's younger brother [[Henry III of France|Henry, Duke of Anjou]]. The marriage plan was eventually dropped on the grounds of Henry's Catholicism.<ref>Cooper, pp. 65–71; Hutchinson, pp. 46–47; Wilson, pp. 75–76</ref> A substitute match with the next youngest brother, [[Francis, Duke of Alençon]], was proposed but Walsingham considered him ugly and "void of a good humour".<ref>Hutchinson, p. 48</ref> Elizabeth was 20 years older than Alençon, and was concerned that the age difference would be seen as absurd.<ref>Cooper, p. 112; Hutchinson, p. 48</ref> Walsingham believed that it would serve England better to seek a military alliance with France against Spanish interests.<ref>Wilson, p. 76</ref> The defensive [[Treaty of Blois (1572)|Treaty of Blois]] was concluded between France and England in 1572, but the treaty made no provision for a royal marriage and left the question of Elizabeth's successor open.<ref>Cooper, p. 74</ref>
'''[[Police Tactical Group]] (PTGs)'''
;[[Australian Federal Police]]
* [[Specialist Response Group]] (SRG)


;[[New South Wales Police Force]]
The Huguenots and other European Protestant interests supported the nascent revolt in the [[Spanish Netherlands]], which were provinces of [[Habsburg Spain]]. When Catholic opposition to this course in France resulted in the death of Huguenot leader [[Gaspard II de Coligny|Gaspard de Coligny]] and the [[St. Bartholomew's Day massacre]], Walsingham's house in Paris became a temporary sanctuary for Protestant refugees, including [[Philip Sidney]].<ref>Cooper, pp. 77–79; Hutchinson, pp. 48–50</ref> Ursula, who was pregnant, escaped to England with their four-year-old daughter. She gave birth to a second girl, Mary, in January 1573 while Walsingham was still in France.<ref>Hutchinson, pp. 33, 51</ref> He returned to England in April 1573,<ref>Hutchinson, p. 53</ref> having established himself as a competent official whom the Queen and Cecil could trust.<ref>Wilson, pp. 83–84</ref> He cultivated contacts throughout Europe, and a century later his dispatches would be published as ''The Complete Ambassador''.<ref name=adams/>
* [[Tactical Operations Unit]] (TOU)
* [[State Protection Group|State Protection Support Unit]] (SPSU)
* [[Public Order and Riot Squad]] (PORS) - full-time riot squad
* [[Operations Support Group|Public Order and Operations Support Group]] (POOSG) - part-time riot squad


;[[New South Wales]] [[Department of Corrective Services]]
In the December following his return, Walsingham was appointed to the [[Privy Council of England]] and was made joint [[Secretary of State (England)|principal secretary]] (the position which later became "Secretary of State") with Sir [[Thomas Smith (diplomat)|Thomas Smith]]. Smith retired in 1576, leaving Walsingham in effective control of the [[Privy Seal|privy seal]], though he was not formally invested as [[Lord Privy Seal]].<ref>Cooper, pp. 87–88</ref> Walsingham acquired a [[Surrey (UK Parliament constituency)|Surrey county seat]] in Parliament from 1572 that he retained until his death, but he was not a major parliamentarian.<ref>Adams ''et al.''; Wilson, p. 156</ref> He was knighted on 1 December 1577,<ref>Adams ''et al''.; Hutchinson, p. 243; Wilson, p. 127</ref> and held the [[sinecure]] posts of Recorder of Colchester, ''[[custos rotulorum]]'' of Hampshire, and High Steward of Salisbury, Ipswich and Winchester.<ref>Adams ''et al''.; Hutchinson, p. 244, 348</ref> He was appointed [[Chancellor of the Order of the Garter]] from 22 April 1578 until succeeded by Sir [[Amias Paulet]] in June 1587, when he became [[Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster]] in addition to principal secretary.<ref>Adams ''et al''.; Hutchinson, pp. 243–244</ref>
* [[Hostage Response Group]] (HRG)


;[[Northern Territory Police]]
==Secretary of State==
* [[Territory Response Group]] (TRG)
[[File:Queen Elizabeth I; Sir Francis Walsingham; William Cecil, 1st Baron Burghley by William Faithorne (2).jpg|thumb|right|Seventeenth-century engraving of Queen Elizabeth with William Cecil (left) and Francis Walsingham (right)]]
* Public Order Response Team (PORT)<ref>NT Police Museum: Public Order Response Team https://sites.google.com/site/ntpmhsociety/our-rich-history/sections-and-units/ostt/public-order-response-team</ref>
The duties of the principal secretary were not defined formally,<ref>Wilson, p. 92</ref> but as he handled all royal correspondence and determined the agenda of council meetings, he could wield great influence in all matters of policy and in every field of government, both foreign and domestic.<ref>Cooper, pp. 87–96; Wilson, p. 92–96</ref> During his term of office, Walsingham supported the use of England's maritime power to open new trade routes and explore the New World, and was at the heart of international affairs. He was involved directly with English policy towards Spain, the Netherlands, Scotland, Ireland and France, and embarked on several diplomatic missions to neighbouring European states.<ref name=adams/>


;[[Queensland Police]]
Closely linked to the mercantile community, he actively supported trade promotion schemes and invested in the [[Muscovy Company]] and the [[Levant Company]].<ref>Cooper, p. 237; Wilson, p. 241</ref> He supported the attempts of [[John Davis (English explorer)|John Davis]] and [[Martin Frobisher]] to discover the [[Northwest Passage]] and exploit the mineral resources of [[Labrador]], and encouraged [[Humphrey Gilbert]]'s exploration of [[Newfoundland (island)|Newfoundland]].<ref>Cooper, pp. 260, 263–265; Hutchinson, p. 246</ref> Gilbert's voyage was largely financed by [[Recusancy|recusant]] Catholics and Walsingham favoured the scheme as a potential means of removing Catholics from England by encouraging emigration to the New World.<ref>Cooper, p. 265; Hutchinson, p. 246</ref> Walsingham was among the promoters of [[Francis Drake]]'s profitable 1578–1581 circumnavigation of the world, correctly judging that Spanish possessions in the Pacific were vulnerable to attack. The venture was calculated to promote the Protestant interest by embarrassing and weakening the Spanish, as well as to seize Spanish treasure.<ref>Wilson, pp. 144–145</ref> The first edition of [[Richard Hakluyt]]'s ''Principal Navigation, Voyages and Discoveries of the English Nation'' was dedicated to Walsingham.<ref>Adams ''et al''.; Cooper, p. 269; Wilson, p. 241</ref>
* [[Special Emergency Response Team (Queensland)|Special Emergency Response Team]] (SERT)
* Public Safety Response Team (PSRT)<ref>http://www.police.qld.gov.au/Resources/Internet/services/reportsPublications/bulletin/347/documents/public%20safety%20response%20team.pdf</ref>


;Queensland Department of Corrective Services
Walsingham advocated direct intervention in the Netherlands in support of the Protestant revolt against Spain, on the grounds that although wars of conquest were unjust, wars in defence of religious liberty and freedom were not.<ref>Cooper, pp. 103–104</ref> Cecil was more circumspect and advised a policy of mediation, a policy that Elizabeth endorsed.<ref>Cooper, pp. 106–107</ref> Walsingham was sent on a special embassy to the Netherlands in 1578, to sound out a potential peace deal and gather military intelligence.<ref>Adams ''et al''.; Cooper, p. 107; Wilson, p. 136</ref>
* Tactical Response Unit (TRU)<ref>http://www.correctiveservices.qld.gov.au/Publications/Corrections_News/online/stories/pdfs/20100924_CN_Sept_dog_squad_combined_training_days.pdf</ref>


;[[South Australia Police]]
[[Charles IX of France|Charles IX]] died in 1574 and [[Henry III of France|Henry, Duke of Anjou]], inherited the French throne as Henry III.<ref>Hutchinson, p. 347</ref> Between 1578 and 1581 the Queen resurrected attempts to negotiate a marriage with the [[Francis, Duke of Anjou|Duke of Alençon]], who had put himself forward as a protector of the Huguenots and a potential leader of the Dutch.<ref>Cooper, pp. 115–116</ref> Walsingham was sent to France in mid-1581 to discuss an Anglo-French alliance, but the French wanted the marriage agreed first and Walsingham was under instruction to obtain a treaty before committing to the marriage. He returned to England without an agreement.<ref>Wilson, pp. 147–148</ref> Personally, Walsingham opposed the marriage, perhaps to the point of encouraging public opposition.<ref>Cooper, pp. 115–121</ref> Alençon was a Catholic and as his elder brother, Henry III, was childless, he was heir to the French throne. Elizabeth was past the age of childbearing and had no clear successor. If she died while married to the French heir, her realms could fall under French control.<ref>Cooper, pp. 117–118; Wilson, pp. 135, 139</ref> By comparing the match of Elizabeth and Alençon with the match of the Protestant [[Henry IV of France|Henry of Navarre]] and the Catholic [[Margaret of Valois]], which occurred in the week before the [[St. Bartholomew's Day massacre]], the "most horrible spectacle" he had ever witnessed, Walsingham raised the spectre of religious riots in England in the event of the marriage proceeding.<ref>Wilson, p. 139</ref> Elizabeth put up with his blunt, often unwelcome, advice,<ref>Wilson, pp. 98–99, 127</ref> and acknowledged his strong beliefs in a letter,<ref>Wilson, p. 148</ref> in which she called him "her Moor [who] cannot change his colour".<ref>"[http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=109918 Cecil Papers: July 1581]", ''Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House'', volume 2: 1572–1582. (1888), pp. 395–404; Cooper, p. 125</ref>{{efn|The nickname "Moor" perhaps derived from his complexion<ref name=h244>Hutchinson, p. 244</ref> or his preference for plain black clothes.<ref>Cooper, p. 125</ref>}}
* [[Special Tasks and Rescue]] (STAR)
* [[State Tactical Group]]<ref>http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/south-australia/sa-police-to-introduce-state-tactical-group-to-maintain-public-order-at-events-and-locations/story-e6frea83-1226529867204</ref>


;[[Tasmania Police]]
These were years of tension in policy towards France, with Walsingham sceptical of the unpredictable Henry III and distrustful of the English ambassador in Paris, [[Edward Stafford (diplomat)|Edward Stafford]].<ref name=adams/> Stafford, who was compromised by his gambling debts, was in the pay of the Spanish and passed vital information to Spain.<ref>Cooper, pp. 173, 307; Hutchinson, p. 224; Parker pp. 193, 221–223</ref> Walsingham may have been aware of Stafford's duplicity, as he fed the ambassador false information, presumably in the hope of fooling or confusing the Spanish.<ref>Cooper, p. 174; Hutchinson, p. 225</ref>
* [[Tasmania Police Special Operations Group|Special Operations Group]] (SOG)
* Public Order Response Team (PORT)<ref>http://www.police.tas.gov.au/uploads/file/Corporate%20Documents/Annual%20Report/Annual%20Report%202009-2010/DPEM_Annual_Report_2009-10_Public_Safety_.pdf</ref>


;Tasmania Corrective Services
The pro-English Regent of Scotland [[James Douglas, 4th Earl of Morton]], whom Walsingham had supported, was overthrown in 1578.<ref>Wilson, p. 120</ref> After the collapse of the [[Raid of Ruthven]], another initiative to secure a pro-English government in Scotland,<ref>Wilson, p. 121</ref> Walsingham reluctantly visited the Scottish court in August 1583, knowing that his diplomatic mission was unlikely to succeed.<ref>Hutchinson, p. 239; Wilson, p. 169</ref> [[James VI and I|James VI]] dismissed Walsingham's advice on domestic policy saying he was an "absolute King" in Scotland. Walsingham replied with a discourse on the topic that "young princes were many times carried into great errors upon an opinion of the absoluteness of their royal authority and do not consider, that when they transgress the bounds and limits of the law, they leave to be kings and become tyrants."<ref>''Calendar State Papers Scotland'', vol. 6 (1910), pp. 603, 609; Wilson, p. 170</ref> A mutual defence pact was eventually agreed in the [[Treaty of Berwick (1586)|Treaty of Berwick]] of 1586.<ref>Wilson, p. 207</ref>
* Tactical Response Group (TRG)<ref>http://www.themercury.com.au/article/2011/07/17/246205_todays-news.html</ref>


;[[Victoria Police]]
Walsingham's cousin [[Edward Denny (soldier)|Edward Denny]] fought in Ireland during the [[Second Desmond Rebellion|rebellion of the Earl of Desmond]] and was one of the English settlers granted land in [[Munster]] confiscated from Desmond.<ref>Cooper, pp. 238, 255</ref> Walsingham's stepson Christopher Carleill commanded the garrisons at [[Coleraine]] and [[Carrickfergus]].<ref>Cooper, p. 238</ref> Walsingham thought Irish farmland was underdeveloped and hoped that [[Plantation (settlement or colony)|plantation]] would improve the productivity of estates.<ref>Cooper, pp. 253–254</ref> Tensions between the native Irish and the English settlers had lasting effects on the [[history of Ireland]].<ref>Cooper, p. 257</ref>
* [[Victoria Police Special Operations Group|Special Operations Group]] (SOG)
* [[Critical Incident Response Team]] (CIRT)
* [[Public Order Response Team]] (PORT)


;[[Western Australia Police]]
Walsingham's younger daughter Mary died aged seven in July 1580;<ref>Cooper, p. 46; Hutchinson, p. 347</ref> his elder daughter, Frances, married Sir [[Philip Sidney]] on 21 September 1583, despite the Queen's initial objections to the match (for unknown reasons) earlier in the year.<ref>Hutchinson, pp. 239–240; Wilson, p. 171</ref> As part of the marriage agreement, Walsingham agreed to pay £1,500 of Sidney's debts and gave his daughter and son-in-law the use of his manor at [[Barn Elms]] in [[Surrey]]. A granddaughter born in November 1585 was named Elizabeth after the Queen, who was one of two godparents along with Sidney's uncle, [[Robert Dudley, 1st Earl of Leicester]].<ref>Hutchinson, p. 240</ref> The following year, Sidney was killed fighting the Spanish in the Netherlands and Walsingham was faced with paying off more of Sidney's extensive debts.<ref>Adams ''et al''.; Hutchinson, pp. 241–242; Wilson, pp. 216–217</ref> His widowed daughter gave birth, in a difficult delivery, to a second child shortly afterward, but the baby, a girl, was stillborn.<ref>Cooper, p. 321; Hutchinson, pp. 172, 242; Wilson, p. 217</ref>
* [[Western Australia Police#Tactical Response Group|Tactical Response Group]] (TRG)
* Regional Operations Group (ROG)<ref>WA Police Regional Operations Group http://www.stepforward.wa.gov.au/your-career/regional-operations-group.html</ref>


; Western Australia Department of Corrective Services
==Espionage==
* Special Operations Group (SOG)<ref>http://www.watoday.com.au/wa-news/security-rethink-after-banksia-hill-escape-20120807-23rhb.html</ref><ref>http://www.correctiveservices.wa.gov.au/_files/prisons/adult-custodial-rules/ac-rules/ac-rule-15.pdf</ref><ref>https://www.correctiveservices.wa.gov.au/careers/opportunities/esg.aspx</ref><ref>http://www.watoday.com.au/wa-news/armourpiercing-bullets-ordered-for-wa-prisons-20090906-fazx</ref><ref>http://www.abc.net.au/news/2011-04-11/elite-prison-unit-disputes-evidence-over-tasered/2619336</ref><ref>http://www.madman.com.au/images/screenshots/screenshot_1_12169.jpg</ref>
Walsingham was driven by Protestant zeal to counter Catholicism,<ref>Hutchinson, p. 61</ref> and sanctioned the use of torture against Catholic priests and suspected conspirators.<ref>Cooper, pp. 190–191; Hutchinson, pp. 72–74</ref> [[Edmund Campion]] was among those tortured and found guilty on the basis of extracted evidence; he was [[hanged, drawn and quartered]] at [[Tyburn]] in 1581.<ref>Hutchinson, pp. 71–72</ref> Walsingham could never forget the atrocities against Protestants he had witnessed in France during the Bartholomew's Day massacre and believed a similar slaughter would occur in England in the event of a Catholic resurgence.<ref>Hutchinson, pp. 51–52; Wilson, p. 154</ref> Walsingham's brother-in-law [[Robert Beale (diplomat)|Robert Beale]], who was in Paris with Walsingham at the time of the massacre, encapsulated Walsingham's view: "I think it time and more than time for us to awake out of our dead sleep, and take heed lest like mischief as has already overwhelmed the brethren and neighbours in France and Flanders embrace us which be left in such sort as we shall not be able to escape."<ref>Cooper, p. 80</ref> Walsingham tracked down Catholic priests in England and supposed conspirators by employing informers,<ref>Hutchinson, pp. 80–82</ref> and intercepting correspondence.<ref>Hutchinson, p. 98</ref> Walsingham's staff in England included the [[cryptography|cryptographer]] [[Thomas Phelippes]], who was an expert in deciphering letters and forgery, and Arthur Gregory, who was skilled at breaking and repairing [[Seal (device)|seal]]s without detection.<ref>Hutchinson, pp. 98–99</ref>


=={{flagicon|Austria}} [[Austria]]==
In May 1582, letters from the Spanish ambassador in England, [[Bernardino de Mendoza]], to contacts in Scotland were found on a messenger by Sir [[Sir John Forster|John Forster]], who forwarded them to Walsingham. The letters indicated a conspiracy among the Catholic powers to invade England and displace Elizabeth with Mary, Queen of Scots.<ref>Hutchinson, pp. 101–103</ref> By April 1583, Walsingham had a spy, identified as [[Giordano Bruno]] by author John Bossy,{{efn|Walsingham's spy signed his reports "Henry Fagot". In 1991, Professor John Bossy of the University of York argued in his work ''Giordano Bruno and the Embassy Affair'' that Fagot was Bruno. Some biographers<ref>e.g. Hutchinson, p. 103 and Wilson, pp. 168–169</ref> accept Bossy's identification, but critics of Bossy<ref>e.g. {{cite journal|last=Greengrass |first= M.|year=1993|title=''Giordano Bruno and the Embassy Affair'' by John Bossy|journal=Journal of Ecclesiastical History|volume=44|issue=4|page=756|doi=10.1017/S0022046900013981|postscript=none}}; {{cite journal|last=Gleason |first= Elizabeth G.|year=1993|title=''Giordano Bruno and the Embassy Affair'' by John Bossy|journal=Journal of Modern History|volume=65|issue=4|pages=816–818|jstor=2124544|doi=10.1086/244728}}</ref> think his case is circumstantial.}} deployed in the French embassy in London. Walsingham's contact reported that [[Francis Throckmorton]], a nephew of Walsingham's old friend [[Nicholas Throckmorton]], had visited the ambassador, [[Michel de Castelnau]].<ref>Hutchinson, p. 104</ref> In November 1583, after six months of surveillance, Walsingham had Throckmorton arrested and then tortured to secure a confession<ref>Hutchinson, pp. 73–74, 105; Wilson, pp. 173–175</ref>—an admission of guilt that clearly implicated Mendoza.<ref>Hutchinson, p. 106; Wilson, p. 175</ref> The [[Throckmorton plot]] called for an invasion of England along with a domestic uprising to liberate Mary, Queen of Scots, and depose Elizabeth.<ref>Cooper, pp. 158–161; Hutchinson, pp. 105–106</ref> Throckmorton was executed in 1584 and Mendoza was expelled from England.<ref>Hutchinson, pp. 103–104; Wilson, pp. 176–177</ref>
;[[Federal Ministry of the Interior (Austria)|Federal Ministry of the Interior]]
*[[EKO Cobra]] ''(Special operations and counterterrorism unit)''
;[[Federal Police (Austria)|Bundespolizei]] ''(Federal police)''
*[[Wiener Einsatzgruppe Alarmabteilung|WEGA]] ''(SWAT team)''
;[[Law enforcement in Austria|Justizwache]] ''(Penitentiary police)''
*[[Law enforcement in Austria|Justizwache Einsatzgruppe]] (JEG) ''Penitentiary police SWAT team''


=={{flagicon|Azerbaijan}} [[Azerbaijan]]==
=== Entrapment of Mary, Queen of Scots ===
;[[Ministry of Internal Affairs (Azerbaijan)|Ministry of Internal Affairs]]
After the assassination in mid-1584 of [[William the Silent]], the leader of the Dutch revolt against Spain, English military intervention in the Low Countries was agreed in the [[Treaty of Nonsuch|Treaties of Nonsuch]] of 1585.<ref>Adams ''et al''.; Cooper, p. 291</ref> The murder of William the Silent also reinforced fears for Queen Elizabeth's safety.<ref>Cooper, p. 194; Hutchinson, pp. 107, 116; Wilson, pp. 179–180</ref> Walsingham helped create the [[Bond of Association]], the signatories of which promised to hunt down and kill anyone who conspired against Elizabeth. The [[Safety of the Queen, etc. Act 1584|Act for the Surety of the Queen's Person]], passed by Parliament in March 1585, set up a legal process for trying any claimant to the throne implicated in plots against the Queen.<ref>Hutchinson, pp. 117–118</ref> The following month Mary, Queen of Scots, was placed in the strict custody of Sir [[Amias Paulet]], a friend of Walsingham.<ref>Hutchinson, p. 118</ref> At Christmas, she was moved to a moated manor house at [[Chartley Castle|Chartley]].<ref>Cooper, p. 207; Fraser, p. 479; Hutchinson, p. 120</ref> Walsingham instructed Paulet to open, read and pass to Mary unsealed any letters that she received, and to block any potential route for clandestine correspondence.<ref>Hutchinson, pp. 118–119</ref> In a successful attempt to entrap her, Walsingham arranged a single exception: a covert means for Mary's letters to be smuggled in and out of Chartley in a beer keg. Mary was misled into thinking these secret letters were secure, while in reality they were deciphered and read by Walsingham's agents.<ref>Adams ''et al''.; Cooper, pp. 209–211; Fraser, pp. 482–483; Hutchinson, p. 121; Wilson, p. 210</ref> In July 1586, [[Anthony Babington]] wrote to Mary about an impending plot to free her and kill Elizabeth.<ref>Adams ''et al''.; Cooper, pp. 216–217; Fraser, p. 487; Hutchinson, pp. 127–129; Wilson, pp. 210–211</ref> Mary's reply was clearly encouraging and sanctioned [[Babington plot|Babington's plans]].<ref>Adams ''et al''.; Cooper, pp. 217–218; Fraser, p. 488; Hutchinson, pp. 130–133; Wilson, p. 211</ref> Walsingham had Babington and his associates rounded up; fourteen were executed in September 1586.<ref>Cooper, pp. 219–221; Hutchinson, pp. 144–145</ref> In October, Mary was put on trial under the Act for the Surety of the Queen's Person in front of 36 commissioners, including Walsingham.<ref>Fraser, pp. 509–517; Hutchinson, pp. 153–163</ref>
* [[Special Purpose Police Unit (Azerbaijan)|OPON]]


=={{flagicon|The Bahamas}} [[The Bahamas|Bahamas]]==
During the presentation of evidence against her, Mary broke down and pointed accusingly at Walsingham saying, "all of this is the work of Monsieur de Walsingham for my destruction",<ref>Hutchinson, p. 164</ref> to which he replied, "God is my witness that as a private person I have done nothing unworthy of an honest man, and as Secretary of State, nothing unbefitting my duty."<ref>Fraser, p. 513; Hutchinson, p. 165</ref> Mary was found guilty and the warrant for her execution was drafted,<ref>Hutchinson, p. 169</ref> but Elizabeth hesitated to sign it, despite pressure from Walsingham.<ref>Hutchinson, p. 172</ref> Walsingham wrote to Paulet urging him to find "some way to shorten the life" of Mary to relieve Elizabeth of the burden,<ref>Hutchinson, p. 181</ref> to which Paulet replied indignantly, "God forbid that I should make so foul a shipwreck of my conscience, or leave so great a blot to my poor posterity, to shed blood without law or warrant."<ref>Fraser, p. 529; Hutchinson, p. 182</ref> Walsingham made arrangements for Mary's execution; Elizabeth signed the warrant on 1 February 1587 and entrusted it to [[William Davison (diplomat)|William Davison]], who had been appointed as junior Secretary of State in late September 1586. Davison passed the warrant to Cecil and a privy council convened by Cecil without Elizabeth's knowledge agreed to carry out the sentence as soon as was practical. Within a week, Mary was beheaded.<ref>Hutchinson, pp. 183–194; Wilson, pp. 221–222</ref> On hearing of the execution, Elizabeth claimed not to have sanctioned the action and that she had not meant Davison to part with the warrant. Davison was arrested and imprisoned in the [[Tower of London]]. Walsingham's share of Elizabeth's displeasure was small because he was absent from court, at home ill, in the weeks just before and after the execution.<ref>Hutchinson, pp. 196–202; Wilson, pp. 223–228</ref> Davison was eventually released in October 1588, on the orders of Cecil and Walsingham.<ref>Hutchinson, pp. 201, 328; Wilson, p. 226</ref>
;[[Royal Bahamas Police Force]]
* Security and Intelligence Branch


=={{flagicon|Bangladesh}} [[Bangladesh]]==
=== Spanish Armada ===
; [[Bangladesh Police]]
From 1586, Walsingham received many dispatches from his agents in mercantile communities and foreign courts detailing Spanish preparations for an invasion of England.<ref>Hutchinson, pp. 205–208, 215, 217; Wilson, pp. 231–233</ref> Walsingham's recruitment of Anthony Standen, a friend of the Tuscan ambassador to Madrid, was an exceptional intelligence triumph and Standen's dispatches were deeply revealing.<ref>Cooper, p. 297; Hutchinson, pp. 217–218; Wilson, pp. 233–234</ref> Walsingham worked to prepare England for a potential war with Spain, in particular by supervising the substantial rebuilding of [[Dover Harbour]],<ref>Cooper, pp. 301–303</ref> and encouraging a more aggressive strategy. On Walsingham's instructions, the English ambassador in Turkey, [[William Harborne]], attempted unsuccessfully to persuade the Ottoman Sultan to attack Spanish possessions in the Mediterranean in the hope of distracting Spanish forces.<ref>Cooper, pp. 176–177; Hutchinson, pp. 203–205</ref> Walsingham supported [[Francis Drake]]'s [[Singeing the King of Spain's Beard|raid of Cadiz in 1587]], which wrought havoc with Spanish logistics.<ref>Hutchinson, pp. 210–212</ref> The [[Spanish Armada]] sailed for England in July 1588. Walsingham received regular dispatches from the English naval forces,<ref>Hutchinson, pp. 231–233</ref> and raised his own troop of 260 men as part of the land defences.<ref>Wilson, p. 237</ref> On 18 August 1588, after the dispersal of the armada, naval commander [[Lord Henry Seymour (naval commander)|Lord Henry Seymour]] wrote to Walsingham, "you have fought more with your pen than many have in our English navy fought with their enemies".<ref>Quoted in Cooper, p. 317</ref>
* [[SWAT (Bangladesh)]]
* [[Rapid Action Battalion]]


=={{flagicon|Belgium}} [[Belgium]]==
In foreign intelligence, Walsingham's extensive network of "intelligencers", who passed on general news as well as secrets, spanned Europe and the Mediterranean.<ref name=network>Cooper, p. 175; Hutchinson, p. 89</ref> While foreign intelligence was a normal part of the principal secretary's activities, Walsingham brought to it flair and ambition, and large sums of his own money.<ref>Wilson, pp. 94, 100–101, 142</ref> He cast his net more widely than others had done previously: expanding and exploiting links across the continent as well as in [[Constantinople]] and [[Algiers]],<ref name=network/> and building and inserting contacts among Catholic exiles.<ref>Hutchinson, pp. 84–87; Wilson, p. 142</ref> Among his spies may have been the playwright [[Christopher Marlowe]];<ref>Cooper, p. 179; Hutchinson, p. 111</ref> Marlowe was in France in the mid-1580s and was acquainted with Walsingham's kinsman [[Thomas Walsingham (literary patron)|Thomas Walsingham]].<ref>Cooper, p. 179</ref>
;[[Federal Police (Belgium)|Federal police]]
* [[Federal Police Special Units|Speciale Eenheden/Unités Spéciales (CGSU)]] Special Units of the General Commissioner's Office (former SIE/ESI)


=={{flagicon|Bolivia}} [[Bolivia]]==
==Death and legacy==
;Bolivian Police Force
From 1571 onwards, Walsingham complained of ill health and often retired to his country estate for periods of recuperation.<ref>Hutchinson, p. 248</ref> He complained of "sundry [[carnosity|carnosities]]", pains in his head, stomach and back, and difficulty in passing water.<ref>Hutchinson, pp. 248–251</ref> Suggested diagnoses include cancer,<ref>Hutchinson, p. 250</ref> [[kidney stone]]s,<ref>Adams ''et al''.; Wilson, p. 128</ref> urinary infection,<ref>Cooper, pp. 71, 107; Hutchinson, p. 251</ref> and diabetes.<ref>Cooper, p. 71</ref> He died on 6 April 1590, at his house in Seething Lane.<ref>Adams ''et al''.; Hutchinson, p. 253; Wilson, p. 239</ref> Historian [[William Camden]] wrote that Walsingham died from "a carnosity growing ''intra testium sunctas'' [testicular cancer]".<ref>Hutchinson, p. 254</ref> He was buried privately in a simple ceremony at 10 pm on the following day, beside his son-in-law, in [[Old St Paul's Cathedral]].<ref>Adams ''et al''.; Cooper, p. 324; Hutchinson, p. 254</ref> The grave and monument were destroyed in the [[Great Fire of London]] in 1666. His name appears on a modern monument in the crypt listing the important graves lost.
* Unidad Tactica de Operaciones Policiales - UTOP (Tactical Response Unit)
* Fuerza especial de lucha contra el narcotráfico- FELCN (Bolivian anti-narcotics force)
* Fuerza especial de lucha contra el crimen- FELCC (Bolivian anti-criminal force)


=={{flagicon|Bosnia and Herzegovina}} [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]]==
[[File:Family of Henry VIII, an Allegory of the Tudor Succession.png|thumb|left|alt=Family group of the Tudors with the figures of War, Peace and Plenty|''An Allegory of the Tudor Succession'' was a gift from Elizabeth to Walsingham. The bottom of the picture is inscribed "The Queen to Walsingham this tablet sent; Mark of her people's and her own content."<ref name=h244/>]]
;Bosnian Police Force
In his will, dated 12 December 1589, Walsingham complained of "the greatness of my debts and the mean state [I] shall leave my wife and heirs in",<ref name=h253>Hutchinson, p. 253</ref> but the true state of his finances is unclear.<ref name=h257>Hutchinson, p. 257</ref> He received grants of land from the Queen, grants for the export of cloth and leases of customs in the northern and western ports. His primary residences, apart from the court, were in Seething Lane by the [[Tower of London]] (now the site of a Victorian office building called Walsingham House), at [[Barn Elms]] in [[Surrey]] and at [[Odiham]] in [[Hampshire]]. Nothing remains of any of his houses.<ref name=adams>Adams ''et al''.</ref> He spent much of his own money on espionage in the service of the Queen and the Protestant cause.<ref>Cooper, p. 310; Hutchinson, pp. 47–48, 101, 264; Wilson, pp. 101, 188</ref> In 1586, he funded a lectureship in theology at [[Oxford University]] for the [[Puritanism|Puritan]] [[John Rainolds]].<ref>Hutchinson, pp. 61, 348</ref> He had underwritten the debts of his son-in-law, Sir [[Philip Sidney]],<ref>Cooper, p. 310</ref> had pursued the Sidney estate for recompense unsuccessfully and had carried out major land transactions in his later years. After his death, his friends reflected that poor bookkeeping had left him further in the Crown's debt than was fair. In 1611, the Crown's debts to him were calculated at over £48,000, but his debts to the Crown were calculated at over £43,000 and a judge, Sir [[Julius Caesar (judge)|Julius Caesar]], ordered both sets of debts cancelled ''[[quid pro quo]]''.<ref name=h257/> Walsingham's surviving daughter Frances received a £300 annuity,<ref name=h253/> and married the [[Robert Devereux, 2nd Earl of Essex|Earl of Essex]]. Ursula, Lady Walsingham, continued to live at Barn Elms with a staff of servants until her death in 1602.<ref>Hutchinson, pp. 265–266</ref>
* [[State Investigation and Protection Agency]] (SIPA)
* [[Bosnian Special Police Units]]
** Special Police Unit


;Other units
Protestants lauded Walsingham as "a sound pillar of our commonwealth and chief patron of virtue, learning and chivalry".<ref>[[Thomas Watson (poet)|Thomas Watson]] quoted in Hutchinson, p. 261</ref> He was part of a Protestant intelligentsia that included [[Philip Sidney]], [[Edmund Spenser]] and [[John Dee]]: men who promoted an expansionist and nationalist English Renaissance.<ref>Wilson, p. 242</ref> Spenser included a dedicatory sonnet to Walsingham in the ''[[Faerie Queene]]'', likening him to [[Maecenas]] who introduced [[Virgil]] to the Emperor [[Augustus]]. After Walsingham's death, [[Sir John Davies]] composed an [[acrostic]] poem in his memory<ref name="FriedmanFriedman2011">{{cite book|author1=William F. Friedman|author2=Elizabeth S. Friedman|title=The Shakespearean Ciphers Examined: An Analysis of Cryptographic Systems Used as Evidence that Some Author Other Than William Shakespeare Wrote the Plays Commonly Attributed to Him|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=PcHJbsXOTMwC&pg=PA96|year=2011|publisher=Cambridge University Press|isbn=978-0-521-14139-0|page=96}}</ref> and Watson wrote an elegy, ''Meliboeus'', in Latin.<ref>{{cite web|author=Thomas Watson |url=http://spenserians.cath.vt.edu/TextRecord.php?action=GET&textsid=104 |title=Thomas Watson: An Eglogue upon the Death of Sir Francis Walsingham |publisher=Spenserians.cath.vt.edu |date= |accessdate=March 2014}}</ref> On the other hand, [[Society of Jesus|Jesuit]] [[Robert Persons]] thought Walsingham "cruel and inhumane" in his persecution of Catholics.<ref>Hutchinson, p. 63</ref> Catholic sources portray a ruthless, devious man driven by religious intolerance and an excessive love for intrigue.{{efn|[[William Camden]] wrote, "the Papists accused him as a cunning workman in complotting his business and alluring men into dangers, whilst he diligently searched out their hidden practices against religion, his prince and country."<ref>Quoted in Hutchinson, p. 260</ref>}} Walsingham attracts controversy still.<ref>Cooper, pp. 130–131</ref> Although he was ruthless, his opponents on the Catholic side were no less so; the treatment of prisoners and suspects by Tudor authorities was typical of European governments of the time.<ref>Hutchinson, pp. 261–264</ref> Walsingham's personal, as opposed to his public, character is elusive; his public papers were seized by the government while many of his private papers, which might have revealed much, were lost.<ref name=adams/> The fragments that do survive demonstrate his personal interest in gardening and falconry.<ref>Adams ''et al''.; Cooper, p. 44</ref>
* MUP FBiH Federal Counter-terrorism branches - [[Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina Police]]
* MUP RS Counter-terrorism branches - [[Republika Srpska Police]]


=={{flagicon|Bulgaria}} [[Bulgaria]]==
===In fiction===
* [[SOBT]]
Fictional portrayals of Walsingham tend to follow Catholic interpretations, depicting him as sinister and [[Machiavellian]].<ref>Cooper, p. 189; Wilson, p. 93</ref> He features in conspiracy theories surrounding the death of [[Christopher Marlowe]],<ref name=adams/> whom he predeceased. [[Charles Nicholl (author)|Charles Nicholl]] examined (and rejected) such theories in ''The Reckoning: The Murder of Christopher Marlowe'' (1992), which was used as a source by [[Anthony Burgess]] for his novel ''[[A Dead Man in Deptford]]'' (1993).<ref>Rozett, pp. 72–74</ref>
;[[Gendarmerie (Bulgaria)|Bulgarian Gendarmerie]]
* Counter-Terrorist Squads


=={{flagicon|Brazil}} [[Brazil]]==
The 1998 film ''[[Elizabeth (film)|Elizabeth]]'' gives considerable, although historically inaccurate, prominence to Walsingham (portrayed by [[Geoffrey Rush]]). It fictionalizes him as irreligious and sexually ambiguous,<ref name=adams/> merges chronologically distant events,<ref>Adams ''et al.''; Spielvogel, p. 409</ref> and inaccurately suggests that he murdered [[Mary of Guise]].<ref>Spielvogel, p. 409</ref> Rush reprised the role in the 2007 sequel, ''[[Elizabeth: The Golden Age]]''. Both Stephen Murray in the 1970 [[BBC]] series ''[[Elizabeth R]]'' and [[Patrick Malahide]] in the 2005 [[Channel Four]] miniseries ''[[Elizabeth I (TV miniseries)|Elizabeth I]]'' play him as a dour official.<ref>Latham, pp. 203, 240</ref>


;[[Federal Police Department]]
==Notes==
*[[Comando de Operações Táticas|Comando de Operações Táticas (''C.O.T.'')]] - is a specialized counter terrorism unit with headquarters in [[Brasília]]<ref>http://www.dpf.gov.br/</ref>
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*[[Grupos de Pronta Intervenção|Grupos de Pronta Intervenção (''G.P.I.'')]] - are SWAT like tactical units that supports local operations. Each state has its own G.P.I. unit


;[[Military Police (Brazil)|Polícia Militar]]
==Sources==
*'''BOE/BOPE (''Batalhão de Operações Especiais'') units:'''
{{Reflist|30em}}
**[[Special Operations Battalion (PMAC)]] - in [[Acre (state)|Acre]]<ref>http://www.agencia.ac.gov.br/noticias/acre/batalhao-de-operacoes-especiais-conta-com-um-novo-quartel-e-canil</ref>
**[[Special Operations Battalion (PMDF)]] - in the [[Federal District (Brazil)|Federal District]]<ref>http://www.pmdf.df.gov.br/bope</ref><ref>http://www.pmdf.df.gov.br</ref><ref>http://segurancapublica.net/?p=718</ref>
**[[Specials Battalion Operations (PMMT)]] - in the state of [[Mato Grosso]]<ref>http://www.seguranca.mt.gov.br/telefones.php?IDCategoria=3026</ref>
**[[Battalion of Special Operations|Special Operations Battalion (PMPR)]] - the state of [[Paraná (state)|Paraná]]<ref>{{Link||2=http://www.3bpm.com.br/3bpm/policia?op=eJzLSS2Kz8svyUzOTCwGACB4BP0%3D&cnd=330 |3=Oficial do 3º BPM é homenageado em solenidade de aniversário do BOPE em Curitiba.}}</ref>
**[[Special Operations Battalion (PMPI)]] - the state of [[Piauí]]<ref>http://www.mp.pi.gov.br/internet/attachments/Contatos%20-%20Pol%C3%ADcia%20Militar.doc</ref>
**[[Special Police Operations Battalion (PMAL)]] - the state of [[Alagoas]]<ref>http://www.pm.al.gov.br/bope/</ref>
**[[Special Police Operations Battalion (PMRR)]] - in the state of [[Roraima]]<ref>http://www.pm.rr.gov.br/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=28&Itemid=1 Polícia Militar de Roraima. Batalhão de Operações Especiais</ref><ref>http://www.pm.rr.gov.br/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=86&Itemid=1 Polícia Militar de Roraima. PM reforça operação Fecha Quartel nesta quarta-feira</ref>
**[[Special Police Operations Battalion (PMSC)]] - the state of [[Santa Catarina (state)|Santa Catarina]]<ref>http://www.bopesc.com.br/estrutura_organograma.php '''Página oficial do BOPE - PMSC'''</ref>
**[[Batalhão de Operações Policiais Especiais|Special Police Operations Battalion (PMERJ)]] - in the state of [[Rio de Janeiro]]<ref>http://tropasdeelite.5gbfree.com/Brasil-BOPE-PMERJ.html|3=tropasdeelite.5gbfree.com</ref>
**[[Special Police Operations Battalion (PMRN)]] - in [[Rio Grande do Norte]] state<ref>http://www.pm.rn.gov.br/Conteudo.asp?TRAN=ITEM&TARG=7997&ACT=null&PAGE=null&PARM=null&LBL=NOTÃ+CIA</ref>
**[[Special Police Operations Battalion (PMRS)]] - in [[Rio Grande do Sul]] state<ref>https://www.brigadamilitar.rs.gov.br/Site/Estrutura/Chcp/2boe.php.htm</ref>
**[[Special Police Operations Battalion (PMAP)]] - in [[Amapá]] state<ref>http://ciasbope.blogspot.ro</ref>
*[[Grupo de Ações Táticas Especiais|Grupo de Ações Táticas Especiais (''G.A.T.E.'')]] - is a special operations force within [[São Paulo (state)|São Paulo's]] [[Military Police of São Paulo State|military police]]<ref>http://tudoporsaopaulo1932.blogspot.com.br/2013/03/grupo-de-acoes-taticas-especiais-gate.html</ref>
*[[Grupo de Ações Táticas Especiais (PMMG)|Grupo de Ações Táticas Especiais (''G.A.T.E.'')]] - is a GATE type unit of the [[Military Police of Minas Gerais State]]


;[[Civil Police (Brazil)|Policia Civil]]
==References==


*[[Grupo Tático 3|Grupo Tático 3 (''G.T.3.'')]] - in the state of [[Goiás]]<ref>http://www.casodepolicia.com/2007/10/03/grupo-tatico-3-policia-civil-de-goias/</ref>
{{Traduction/référence|en|Francis Walsingham|699374148}}
*[[Grupo Especial de Resgate|Grupo Especial de Resgate (''G.E.R.'')]] - is tactical unit similar to GOE operating in the state of [[São Paulo]]
*[[GOE (Brazil)|Grupo de Operações Especiais (''G.O.E.'')]] - is the elite arm of the [[Brazilian Civil Police|Civil Police]] of the state of [[São Paulo]]<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yysYq9nQ1DU&feature=related</ref>
*[[Centro de Operações Policiais Especiais|Centro de Operações Policiais Especiais (''C.O.P.E.'')]] - is a specialized division within the civil police of [[Paraná (state)|Paraná]] state<ref>http://www.policiacivil.pr.gov.br/modules/conteudo/conteudo.php?conteudo=11</ref>
*[[Tático Integrado de Grupos de Repressão Especial|Tático Integrado de Grupos de Repressão Especial (''T.I.G.R.E.'')]] - is a SWAT type tactical unit that specializes in hostage rescue operations in the state of [[Paraná (state)|Paraná]]<ref>http://www.policiacivil.pr.gov.br/modules/conteudo/conteudo.php?conteudo=12</ref>
*[[Coordenadoria de Recursos Especiais|Coordenadoria de Recursos Especiais (''C.O.R.E.'')]] - is a [[SWAT|paramilitary police unit]] within the [[Civil Police of Rio de Janeiro State]]<ref>http://www.policiacivil.rj.gov.br Civil Police of Rio de Janeiro State official website</ref>
*[[Divisão de Operações especiais|Divisão de Operações especiais (''D.O.E.'')]] - is a special tactics unit based in [[Federal District (Brazil)|Federal District]]<ref>http://www.pcdf.df.gov.br/pgPrincipal.aspx Portal oficial da Polícia Civil do DF</ref>
*[[Grupo de Operações Especiais (PCPE)|Grupo de Operações Especiais (''G.O.E.'')]] - is the GOE unit of the state of [[Pernambuco]]<ref>http://www.policiacivil.pe.gov.br/index.php/estrutura.html</ref>


=={{flagicon|Brunei}} [[Brunei]]==
;[[Royal Brunei Police Force]]
* Special Operations Squad (SOS) - ({{lang-ms|Pasukan Gerak Khas}} (PGK))


=={{flagicon|Canada}} [[Canada]]==
{{refbegin}}
;[[Royal Canadian Mounted Police]]
* Adams, Simon; Bryson, Alan; Leimon, Mitchell (2004) "[http://www.oxforddnb.com/view/article/28624 Walsingham, Sir Francis (c.1532–1590)]", ''Oxford Dictionary of National Biography'', Oxford University Press, online edn. May 2009, {{doi|10.1093/ref:odnb/28624}} (subscription required)
* [[Emergency Response Team (RCMP)]] / Groupe Tactique d'Intervention (GTI)
* Cooper, John (2011) ''The Queen's Agent: Francis Walsingham at the Court of Elizabeth I''. London: Faber & Faber. ISBN 978-0-571-21826-4.
* [[Antonia Fraser|Fraser, Antonia]] (1994) [1969] ''Mary Queen of Scots''. London: Weidenfeld & Nicolson. ISBN 0-297-17773-7.
* [[Robert Hutchinson (historian)|Hutchinson, Robert]] (2007) ''Elizabeth's Spy Master: Francis Walsingham and the Secret War that Saved England''. London: Weidenfeld & Nicolson. ISBN 978-0-297-84613-0.
* Latham, Bethany (2011) ''[https://books.google.com/books?id=50zStEopKDIC&pg=PP1 Elizabeth I in Film and Television: A Study of the Major Portrayals]''. Jefferson, NC: McFarland. ISBN 978-0-7864-3718-4.
* Parker, Geoffrey (2000) ''The Grand Strategy of Philip II''. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press. ISBN 978-0-300-08273-9.
* Rozett, Martha Tuck (2003) ''[https://books.google.com/books?id=0ayfHcNqt2QC&pg=PP1 Constructing a World: Shakespeare's England and the New Historical Fiction]''. Albany, NY: SUNY Press. ISBN 0-7914-5551-3.
* [[Jackson J. Spielvogel|Spielvogel, Jackson J.]] (2012) ''Western Civilization: Since 1500''. Eighth edition. Boston, MA: Wadsworth. ISBN 978-1-111-34213-5.
* Wilson, Derek (2007) ''Sir Francis Walsingham: A Courtier in an Age of Terror''. New York, NY: Carroll & Graf. ISBN 978-0-7867-2087-3.
{{refend}}


;Provincial, local and other units
==Further reading==
* Atomic Energy of Canada Limited's (AECL) Nuclear Security Response Team
{{Commons category|Sir Francis Walsingham}}
* [[Barrie Police Service]]
{{refbegin}}
** Tactical Support Unit (TSU)
* Bossy, John (1991) ''Giordano Bruno and the Embassy Affair''. New Haven & London: Yale University Press. ISBN 0-300-04993-5.
* Brandon Police Service
* Budiansky, Stephen (2005) ''Her Majesty's Spymaster: Elizabeth I, Sir Francis Walsingham, and the Birth of Modern Espionage''. New York, NY: Viking. ISBN 978-0-670-03426-0.
** Tactical Response Unit (TRU)
* Haynes, Alan (2004) ''Walsingham: Elizabethan Spymaster & Statesman''. Stroud, Glos.: Sutton. ISBN 0-7509-3122-1.
* [[Brockville Police Service]]
* {{cite journal | last1 = Read | first1 = Conyers | authorlink = Conyers Read | year = 1913 | title = Walsingham and Burghley in Queen Elizabeth's Privy Council | url = https://archive.org/stream/englishhistoric11edwagoog#page/n44/mode/2up | journal = The English Historical Review | volume = '''XXVIII''' | issue = CIX | pages = 34–58 }}
** Emergency Response Team (ERT)
* Read, Conyers (1925) ''Mr Secretary Walsingham and the Policy of Queen Elizabeth''. Oxford: Clarendon Press (an exhaustive three-volume biography that is still valuable despite its age)<!--ref>Hutchinson, p. 13; Wilson, p. 259</ref-->
* [[Calgary Police Service]]
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** Tactical Unit
* Chalk River Laboratories Nuclear Response Force (NRF)
* [[Correctional Service of Canada]] - Institutional Emergency Response Team (IERT) Institutional Crisis Intervention Team (ICIT)
* [[Edmonton Police Service]]
** Tactical Unit
* [[Halton Regional Police Service]] - Tactical Rescue Unit (TRU)
* [[Ontario Provincial Police]]
** Tactics and Rescue Unit (TRU)
** Emergency Response Team (ERT)
* [[Ottawa Police Service]]
** Tactical Unit
* [[Toronto Police Service]]
** Emergency Task Force (TPS)
* [[Vancouver Police Department]]
** Emergency Response Team (ERT)
* [[Windsor Police Service]] - Tactical Unit
* [http://www.surete.qc.ca/lutte/services.html ''Groupe d'Intervention''] (Intervention Group ) - [[Sûreté du Québec]] (Quebec Provincial Police)
* Most of the larger cities and towns in Canada have Tactical or Emergency Response Units as part of their police force.


=={{flagicon|Chile}} [[Chile]]==
{{s-start}}
* [[Carabineros de Chile]]
{{s-off}}
** GOPE - [[Grupo de Operaciones Policiales Especiales (Chile)|Grupo de Operaciones Policiales Especiales]] (Police Special Operations Group)
{{s-bef|before=Sir [[Henry Norris, 1st Baron Norreys|Henry Norris]]}}
* [[Chilean Investigation Police]] (''Policía de Investigaciones de Chile'')
{{s-ttl|title=[[List of ambassadors of the Kingdom of England to France|English Ambassador to France]]|years=1570–1573}}
** ERTA - [[Equipo de Reacción Táctica Antinarcóticos]] (Antinarcotics Tactical Response Team)
{{s-aft|after=[[Valentine Dale]]}}
* [[Gendarmería de Chile]] (Prison Service)
{{s-bef|before=Sir [[Ralph Sadler]]}}
** SOT - [[Sección de Operaciones Tácticas]] (Tactical Operations Section)
{{s-ttl|title=[[Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster]]|years=1587–1590}}
{{s-aft|after=Sir [[Thomas Heneage]]}}
{{s-hon}}
{{s-bef|before=[[John Paulet, 2nd Marquess of Winchester|The Marquess of Winchester]]}}
{{s-ttl|title=[[Custos Rotulorum of Hampshire|Custos rotulorum of Hampshire]]|years=1577–1590}}
{{s-aft|after=Sir [[George Carey, 2nd Baron Hunsdon|George Carey]]}}
{{s-end}}


=={{flagicon|People's Republic of China}} [[China]]==
{{Chancellors of the Order of the Garter}}
;[[Ministry of Public Security of the People's Republic of China]]
{{Authority control}}
* [[Beijing SWAT]]


;[[People's Armed Police]] (CAPF)
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* [[Snow Leopard Commando Unit]] (SWCU)
* [[Immediate Action Unit]] (IAU)
* [[Special Police Unit of the Chinese People's Armed Police Force|Provincial Special Police Groups]] (SPG)
* [[Special Police Unit of the Chinese People's Armed Police Force|Special Police Unit]] (SPU)
* Guangdong Province SPU


==={{flagicon|Hong Kong}} [[Hong Kong]]===
; [[Hong Kong Police Force]]
* [[Airport District]]
** [[Airport Security Unit (Hong Kong)|Airport Security Unit]] (ASU)
* [[Police Tactical Unit (Hong Kong)|Police Tactical Unit Headquarters]]
** [[Special Duties Unit]] (SDU)
* [[Counter-Terrorism and Internal Security Division]]
** [[Counter Terrorism Response Unit]]
* [[Crime Wing]]
* [[Small Boat Division]]
** [[Maritime Emergency Response Team]] (MERT)
** [[Surveillance Support Unit]] (SSU)
* [[Security Wing]]
** [[VIP Protection Unit]] (VIPPU)
** [[Witness Protection Unit]] (WPU)

==={{flagicon|Macau}} [[Macau]]===
;[[Public Security Police Force of Macau]]
*Police Intervention Tactical Unit (UTIP)
**Special Operation Group (GOE)

=={{flagicon|Colombia}} [[Colombia]]==
; [[National Police of Colombia]]
* [[Colombian National Police Special Operations Command|Special Operations Commandos]] ( Grupo de Operaciones Especiales (GOES) - Comando de Operaciones Especiales (COPES))
* [[Mobile Anti-Disturbance Squadron|Mobile Riot Squadrons]] (Escuadrón Movil Anti-Disturbios (ESMAD))
* "EMCAR" Escuadrones móviles de [[Carabinier#Colombian carabineros|carabineros]] - [[Mobile Carabinier Squadrons]]
* "JUNGLA" Compañía Jungla Antinarcóticos - Anti-narcotics Jungle Company

=={{flagicon|Croatia}} [[Croatia]]==
; [[Special Police]]
* [[Lučko Anti-Terrorist Unit]] (ATJ Lučko)
* [[Special Police Units]] (SJP Split "BATT", SJP Rijeka "AJKULA", SJP Osijek "ORAO")
* [[Riot Police Units]]

=={{flagicon|Czech Republic}} [[Czech Republic]]==
; [[Police of the Czech Republic]]
* [[Útvar rychlého nasazení|Útvar Rychlého Nasazení]] (URNa - Rapid Reaction Unit, national police CT unit)
* Krajská Zásahová Jednotka (KZJ - Regional Intervention Unit, 8 regional police intervention units)
; [[Celní správa České republiky]]
* Skupina Operativního Nasazení (SON - Operative Deployment Unit, national customs intervention unit)

=={{flagicon|Denmark}} [[Denmark]]==
;[[Rigspolitiet]]
* [[Politiets Aktionsstyrke]] (Special unit of the Police)

=={{flagicon|Ecuador}} Ecuador==
* GOE - Grupo de Operaciones Especiales
* GIR - Grupo de Intervención y Rescate

=={{flagicon|Egypt}} [[Egypt]]==
;[[Egyptian National Police]]
* [[Unit 333]] (Special unit of the interior ministry)

=={{flagicon|Estonia}} [[Estonia]]==
;[[Estonian Police]]
* [[K-Commando]] (Special unit of the Central Crime Police)

=={{flagicon|Fiji}} [[Fiji]]==
* Police Tactical Response Unit (disbanded in 2007)<ref name="RNZI_29931">{{cite news |url=http://www.rnzi.com/pages/news.php?op=read&id=29931 |title=Fiji’s military disbands Police Tactical Response Unit |date=5 February 2007 |work=[[Radio New Zealand International]] |accessdate=15 October 2011}}</ref>
* Police National Operations Support Unit<ref>Fiji Times: New police unit to replace response squad http://www.fijitimes.com/story.aspx?ref=archive&id=57138</ref><ref>New life for elite police unit http://www.fijitimes.com/story.aspx?id=57183</ref>

=={{flagicon|Finland}} [[Finland]]==
;[[Law enforcement in Finland|Finnish Police]]
* [[Karhuryhmä]] (Special unit of the Helsinki City Police Department but used nationwide)
** [[Valo-79]] (Special unit of the North-Finland Police)
* [[Finnish Border Guard]]
** Border Guard Readiness Unit

=={{flagicon|France}} [[France]]==
;[[National Gendarmerie|Gendarmerie]]
* [[National Gendarmerie Intervention Group|Groupe d'Intervention de la Gendarmerie Nationale]] (GIGN) (National Gendarmerie Intervention Group)
* [[Pelotons d'Intervention Interrégionaux de la Gendarmerie Nationale]] (PI2G) (high risk arrests, VIP details)
;[[National Police (France)|National Police]]
* [[Recherche Assistance Intervention Dissuasion]] (RAID)
* [[Groupes d'Intervention de la Police Nationale]] (GIPN)
* ''[[Service de Protection des Hautes Personnalités]]'' (SPHP) (VIP details Service)
;[[Prefecture of Police of Paris]]
* [[Brigade de recherche et d'intervention]] (BRI)
;Joint unit
* ''Groupement interarmées d'hélicoptères '' (GIH, joint air force and army light aviation helicopters unit for specialized units of Gendarmerie and Police)

=={{flagicon|Georgia}} Georgia==
* Counterterrorism Center<ref>http://police.ge/en/ministry/structure-and-offices/counterterrorist-center</ref>
* [[Special State Protection Service of Georgia|Special State Protection Service (SSPS)]]
* Counter Intelligence Department<ref name="police.ge">http://police.ge/en/ministry/structure-and-offices</ref>
* Special Emergency and Situations Management Center<ref>http://police.ge/en/ministry/structure-and-offices/emergency-situations-management-department</ref>
* Central Anti Crime Department<ref name="police.ge"/>
* Regional Special Task Divisions<ref>http://police.ge/en/ministry/structure-and-offices</ref><ref>{{cite news|author=Julian Borger |url=http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010/apr/23/russia-georgia-uranium-mikheil-saakashvili |title=Russia and Georgia clash over uranium &#124; World news |publisher=The Guardian |date= 23 April 2010|accessdate=2012-09-16 |location=London}}</ref>

=={{flagicon|Germany}} [[Germany]]==
;Federal
*[[Federal Police (Germany)|Bundespolizei]] ''(Federal Police)''
**[[GSG 9]] ''(Special Operations and Counterterrorism unit)''
**Beweissicherungs- und Festnahmeeinheit plus (BFE+) ''(Special Anti-Terrorist Unit of Federal Anti Riot Police)''
**Beweissicherungs- und Festnahmeeinheit (BFE) ''(Special Detention Unit of Federal Anti Riot Police)''
**[[ASSIK]]
*[[Zollkriminalamt]] ''(Customs Investigation Bureau)''
**[[Zentrale Unterstützungsgruppe Zoll]] (ZUZ) ''(Customs SWAT Team)''
*[[Feldjäger]] ''(Military Police)''
**Zugriffskräfte
;State
*[[Landespolizei]] ''(State Police)''
**[[Spezialeinsatzkommando]] (SEK) ''(State SWAT Team, Part of Uniformed Police)''
**Beweissicherungs- und Festnahmeeinheit (BFE) ''(Special Detention Unit, Part of State Anti Riot Police)''
**[[Spezialeinsatzkommando#MEKs|Mobiles Einsatzkommando]] (MEK) ''(State SWAT Team, Part of Criminal Police)''

=={{flagicon|Greece}} [[Greece]]==
;[[Greek Police]]
* [[Special Anti-Terrorist Unit (Greece)|Special Anti-Terrorist Unit]] (EKAM)
;[[Hellenic Coast Guard|Greek Coast Guard]]
* Special Operations Teams (OEA)

=={{flagicon|Hungary}} [[Hungary]]==
* [[Counter Terrorism Centre]] (TEK - ''Terrorelhárítási Központ'')
* ''[[Law enforcement in Hungary#Rendőrség (National Police)|Készenléti Rendőrség]]'' (Operational Police)

=={{flagicon|Iceland}} [[Iceland]]==
;[[Icelandic Police]]
* ''[[Víkingasveitin]]'' (Viking Squad / Special Operations Unit of the National Commissioner)

=={{flagicon|India}} [[India]]==
;[[Indian Police Service]]
* [[National Security Guard]]
* [[Rapid Action Force]]
* [[Special Operations Group (India)]]
* [[Anti Terrorist Squad (India)]]
* [[Force One (Mumbai Police)|Force One]]
* [[Commando Battalion for Resolute Action]] - Special forces of the paramilitary [[Central Reserve Police Force]]

;Protective Service Unit
* [[Special Protection Group]]
* [[SWAT|SWAT teams]] of States like [[Punjab Police (India)#Punjab SWAT|Punjab]],<ref name="Service 2015">{{cite web | last=Service | first=Indo Asian News | title=In Gurdaspur, SWAT does Punjab Police proud | website=Yahoo News India | date=16 April 2015 | url=https://in.news.yahoo.com/gurdaspur-swat-does-punjab-police-proud-144605558.html | accessdate=30 July 2015}}</ref><ref name="Service 2015">{{cite web | last=Service | first=Tribune News | title=Baptism by fire for Punjab’s elite SWAT | website=http://www.tribuneindia.com/news/punjab/baptism-by-fire-for-punjab-s-elite-swat/112272.html | date=2015-07-30 | url=http://www.tribuneindia.com/news/punjab/baptism-by-fire-for-punjab-s-elite-swat/112272.html | accessdate=2015-07-30}}</ref> [[Delhi]]<ref name="http://www.hindustantimes.com/ 2010">{{cite web | title=Delhi gets SWAT commandos | website=http://www.hindustantimes.com/ | date=2010-08-07 | url=http://www.hindustantimes.com/newdelhi/delhi-gets-swat-commandos/article1-583656.aspx | accessdate=2015-07-30}}</ref> & [[Jammu & Kashmir]]<ref name="Khosla 2015">{{cite web | last=Khosla | first=Sakshita | title=Gurdaspur attacks: Jammu and Kashmir SWAT team reaches attack site | website=India.com | date=2015-07-27 | url=http://www.india.com/news/india/gurdaspur-attacks-jammu-and-kashmir-swat-team-reaches-attack-site-478668/ | accessdate=2015-07-30}}</ref>
* [[MARCOS]]
* [[Para (Indian Special Forces)]]
* [[Central Bureau of Investigation]]

=={{flagicon|Indonesia}} [[Indonesia]]==
;[[Law enforcement in Indonesia|Indonesian National Police / Kepolisian Republik Indonesia / POLRI]]

Indonesian Special Police Forces:
* [[Mobile Brigade (Indonesia)]] (National Police Special Operations Force, Police Commandos, Special Response team, [[Paramilitary]]).
* [[Detachment 88|DENSUS 88 / Detasmen Khusus 88]] (Special Police Counter Terrorism Force)
* '''GEGANA''' Unit - (Special Police Force for bomb disposal, intelligence, anti-anarchist, and handling of Chemical, Biological, and Radio Active threats.)

=={{flagicon|Iran}} [[Iran]]==
;[[Iranian Police]]
*Special Units of Disciplinary Force's
including
*Counter-terrorism Special Force (NOPO)

=={{flagicon|Iraq}} [[Iraq]]==
;[[Iraqi Police]]
* [[Hilla SWAT Team]]

=={{flagicon|Ireland}} [[Republic of Ireland|Ireland]]==
;''[[Garda Síochána]]'' (National Police)
*[[Special Detective Unit]] (SDU)
**[[Garda Emergency Response Unit|Emergency Response Unit]] (ERU)
*[[Garda National Surveillance Unit|National Surveillance Unit]] (NSU)
*[[Regional Support Unit]] (RSU)
*[[Garda Public Order Unit|Public Order Unit]]
*[[Witness Security Programme (Ireland)|Witness Protection Unit]]

=={{flagicon|Israel}} [[Israel]]==
;[[Israel Police]]
* [[Yasam]]
* [[Gideonim]]
* [[Yagal]]
* Public Transportation (Yoav, Horev, and Nit'zan)
;[[Israel Border Police]]
* [[Yamam]]
* [[Israel Border Police#Yamas|Yamas]]
* [[Yamag]]
* [[Matilan]]
;[[Israel Prison Service]]
* Nachshon
* Dror
* Masada

=={{flagicon|Italy}} [[Italy]]==
;[[Carabinieri|Italian Carabinieri]]
* [[Gruppo di Intervento Speciale]] (GIS)
* [[Raggruppamento Operativo Speciale]] (ROS)
;[[Polizia di Stato|Italian State Police]]
* [[Nucleo Operativo Centrale di Sicurezza]] (NOCS)
* [[Servizio Centrale Operativo]] (SCO)
;[[Polizia Penitenziaria|Italian Penitentiary Police]]
* [[Gruppo Operativo Mobile]] (GOM)
;[[Guardia di Finanza|Italian Finance Security]]:
* [[Antiterrorismo Pronto Impiego]] (AT-PI)
* [[Gruppo di investigazione criminalità organizzata]] (GICO)

=={{flagicon|Japan}} [[Japan]]==
;[[National Police Agency (Japan)|National Police Agency]]
* [[Special Assault Team]] (SAT) - national SWAT units
;[[Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department]]
* Special Investigation Team (SIT)
* Anti-Firearms Squad - the armed response teams
;Akita/Iwate/Ibaraki/Miyagi/Fukushima/Tochigi/Shizuoka/Aichi/Mie/Fukuoka/Nagasaki Prefectural Police
* Special Investigation Team (SIT)
;Osaka Prefectural Police Department
* Martial Arts Attack Team (MAAT)
;Chiba Prefectural Police Department
* Assault Response Team
;Saitama Prefectural Police Department
* Special Tactical Section
;Kanagawa Prefectural Police Department
* Special Investigation Section
;Aomori Prefectural Police
* Technical Special Team
;Hiroshima Prefectural Police
* Hostage Rescue Team
;[[Japan Coast Guard]]
* [[Special Security Team]] (SST) - the maritime SWAT teams
* Special Police Team
* [[Special Rescue Team]] - the maritime search & rescue teams
* National Strike Team (NST) - the maritime oil pollution response teams

=={{flagicon|Jordan}} [[Jordan]]==
;[[Law enforcement in Jordan|Public Security Force]]
* Special Police's Unit 30 (SWAT)

;[[Law enforcement in Jordan|General Directorate Of Gendarmerie]]
* Special Unit 14 (Special Intervention)

;[[General Intelligence Directorate (Jordan)|GID]]
* GID Special Unit

=={{flagicon|Kuwait}} Kuwait==
* Kuwait Special Force (''Al Quwat Al Khasa'')
* Kuwait Swat team

=={{flagicon|Latvia}} [[Latvia]]==
;State Police of Latvia
* Special Task Battalion ALFA (riot squad)
* [[OMEGA (counterterrorism unit)|OMEGA]] (counter-terrorism and special operations unit)
;Military:
* [[Latvian Special Tasks Unit|Special Tasks Unit]] (SUV - ''Speciālo uzdevumu vienība'')

=={{flagicon|Lebanon}} [[Lebanon]]==
;Lebanese Police Force
* [[Fuhud]] (''Panthers'')(''Special Police Unit'')
* internal intelligence (fast reaction force)
* general security (special unit)

=={{flagicon|Liechtenstein}} [[Liechtenstein]]==
; ''[[Law enforcement in Liechtenstein|Landespolizei]]''
* [[Law enforcement in Liechtenstein#Structure|Special Police Unit]]

=={{flagicon|Lithuania}} [[Lithuania]]==
;Police
* [[ARAS (Lithuania)|ARAS]] - Lithuanian Police Anti-terrorist Operations Unit (Lithuanian: ''Lietuvos policijos antiteroristinių operacijų rinktinė'')
* VSAT SPB (Lithuanian State Border Guard Service Rapid Reaction Squads)

;Military
* AITVARAS - Lithuanian Special Operations Force (LITHSOF) (Lithuanian: ''Lietuvos Specialiųjų Operacijų Pajėgos'')

=={{flagicon|Luxembourg}} [[Luxembourg]]==
; [[Grand Ducal Police]]
* [[Unité Spéciale de la Police]]

==[[Republic of Macedonia]]==
; [[Macedonian Police]]
* Special Task Unit - "Tigers" (Единица за Специјални Задачи - Тигар)
* Unit for fast deployment (Единица за Брзо Распоредување)

=={{flagicon|Malaysia}} [[Malaysia]]==
;[[Royal Malaysia Police]] (''Polis Diraja Malaysia'')
* ''[[Pasukan Gerakan Khas|69 Komando PGK]]'' - National Paramilitary Police Special Force and Elite Commando unit
* ''[[Pasukan Gerakan Khas|Unit Tindak Khas]]'' - National Police Elite Counter Terrorism and Expert in Urban warfare
* ''[[General Operations Force|Unit Tiger Platoon PGA]]'' - Paramilitary Police Frontliner Special Combat Unit
* ''[[UNGERIN|Unit Gempur Marin]]'' (UNGERIN) - Marine police SWAT teams
* ''[[STING (Malaysia)|STING]]'' - Narcotics armed SWAT teams
* ''[[STAFOC]]'' - Organized crime SWAT teams
* ''[[STAGG]]'' - CID D7 armed response teams

;[[Malaysian Prison Department]] (''Jabatan Penjara Malaysia'')
* ''[[Trup Tindakan Cepat]]'' (TTC) - Prison SWAT teams

;[[Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency]] (''Agensi Penguatkuasaan Maritim Malaysia'')
* [[Special Task And Rescue]] (STAR) - Coast guard SWAT teams

;[[Department of Immigration (Malaysia)|Malaysian Immigration Department]] (''Jabatan Immigresen Malaysia'')
* ''[[Grup Taktikal Khas]]'' (GTK) - Immigration SWAT teams

=={{flagicon|Malta}} [[Malta]]==
;Maltese Police
* Special Mobile Unit till 1987
* Special Assignments Group till June 2013
* Rapid Intervention Unit (RIU) since July 1, 2013

=={{flagicon|Mexico}} [[Mexico]]==
;[[Federal Police (Mexico)|Policia Federal]]
* [[Grupo de Operaciones Especiales (Mexico)|Grupo de Operaciones Especiales GOPES]]
* [[Fuerzas Federales de Apoyo]]
* [[Proteccion Federal]]
* [[:es:Policía Federal de Caminos|Policia Federal de Caminos]]
* [[Dirección General de Inteligencia|Division de Inteligencia]]

;[[Procuraduria General de la Republica PGR]]
* [[Policia Federal Ministerial]]

=={{flagicon|Mongolia}} [[Mongolia]]==
;Mongolian Police
* Special Response Unit
* SWAT

=={{flagicon|Morocco}} [[Morocco]]==
* [[Royal Moroccan Gendarmerie|Royal Gendarmerie]] :
** Groupe d'intervention de la Gendarmerie royale (''G.I.G.R'')
* [[Law enforcement in Morocco|National Police]] :
** Bureau central des investigations judiciaire ("B.C.I.J")

=={{flagicon|Namibia}} [[Namibia]]==
* [[Special Field Force]] (SFF)
* [[Special Reserve Force]] (SRF)
* [[Special Operations Khomas Regional Support Unit]] (RSU)
* [[Emergency Response Unit]] (ERU)

=={{flagicon|Netherlands}} [[Netherlands]]==
;National Police
* [[Korps landelijke politiediensten#Special Intervention Service|Dienst Speciale Interventies]] (DSI)- high-risk arrests and counter-terrorism
* Dienst Bewaken & Beveiliging (Guard & Security Service) - Diplomatic, VIP, and Royal security
* Mobiele Eenheid (Mobile Units) - Part-time riot police
;Royal Marshals/Royal Military Police (''[[Koninklijke Marechaussee]]'')
* ''[[Brigade Speciale Beveiligingsopdrachten]]'' (Brigade Special Protection tasks)
* Bijstand Eenheid (Support Units) - Full-time heavy duty riot police and paramilitary internal security units
;Custodial Institutions Agency (Dienst Jüstitionele Inrichtingen) (Prison Service)
*Landelijke Bijzondere Bijstandseenheid (National Special Support Unit) - Prison riot squad
**Bijzonder Ondersteunings Team (BOT) (Special Support Team) - high-risk prisoner escort, prison special response team

=={{flagicon|New Zealand}} [[New Zealand]]==
;[[New Zealand Police]]
* [[Armed Offenders Squad]] (AOS), incidents involving weapons
* [[Diplomatic Protection Squad]] (DPS), VIP protection
* [[Special Tactics Group]] (STG), counter terrorist

=={{flagicon|Nicaragua}} Nicaragua==
;Policia Nacional-DOEP
* ''Tácticas y Armas Policiales de Intervención y Rescate'' (TAPIR)
* ''Departamento de Intervención Rápida'' (GIR)

=={{flagicon|Nigeria}} [[Nigeria]]==
;[[Nigeria Police Force]]
* Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS), counter terrorist

;[[State Security Service (Nigeria)]]
* Department of State Security (DSS), VIP protection/counter terrorist

=={{flagicon|Norway}} [[Norway]]==
;[[Norwegian Police Service]]
* [[Emergency Response Unit (Norway)|Emergency Response Unit]]
* ''[[Utrykningsenheten]]'' (UEH)

=={{flagicon|Pakistan}} [[Pakistan]]==
*[[Law enforcement in Pakistan|Pakistan Police]]
** Special Response Unit
** [[Anti-Narcotics Force]] (anti drug-trafficking arm of Pakistan Police)
* [[Punjab Police (Pakistan)|Punjab Police]] - [[Elite Police]]
* [Anti Terrorists Squad]
* [Special Service Unit]

=={{flagicon|Panama}} [[Panama]]==
* [[Darién Gap|Darien]]-[[Kuna Yala]] Border Security Police (DARKUN)

=={{flagicon|Philippines}} [[Philippines]]==
; [[Philippine National Police]]
* [[Special Action Force]]<ref>http://www.pnp.gov.ph/SAF/history.html</ref>
* Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT)
* Anti Drugs Special Operations Task Force (ADSOTF)

=={{flagicon|Poland}} [[Poland]]==
; [[Policja]]
* [[Policja#Anti-terrorism units .28BOA.2FSPAP.29|BOA]]
* [[Policja#Anti-terrorism units .28BOA.2FSPAP.29|SPAP]]

=={{flagicon|Portugal}} [[Portugal]]==
;Security Forces ([[Polícia de Segurança Pública|Public Security Police]] & [[Republican National Guard (Portugal)|National Republican Guard]])
* [[Grupo de Operações Especiais (Portugal)|'''G'''rupo de '''O'''perações '''E'''speciais]] (Special Operations Group) PSP
* Grupo de Intervenção e Operações Especiais (Special Operations and Intervention Group ) GNR

=={{flagicon|Romania}} [[Romania]]==
;[[Ministry of Interior and Administrative Reform (Romania)|Ministry of Interior and Administrative Reform]]
** [[Grupul Special de Protecţie şi Intervenţie|Special Group for Protection and Intervention or GSPI]]
;[[Romanian Police|Police]]
* [[Detaşamentul de Poliţie pentru Intervenţie Rapidă]]
** DIAS, Special Actions and Interventions Detachment
** Serviciul de Poliţie pentru Intervenţie Rapidă
** SIAS, Serviciul pentru Interventii la Actiuni Speciale
;[[Jandarmeria Română|Romanian Gendarmerie]]
* [[Brigada Specială de Intervenţie a Jandarmeriei|Special Intervention Brigade "Vlad Ţepeş"]]
;[[Romanian Intelligence Service|Romanian Secret Service (SRI)]]
* BAT - Anti-Tero Brigade

=={{flagicon|Russia}} [[Russia]]==
{{Main|Spetsnaz}}
;[[Foreign Intelligence Service (Russia)|'''Foreign Intelligence Service''']]<ref name="businessinsider.com">http://www.businessinsider.com/russian-zaslon-special-operations-2013-5</ref><ref name="businessinsider.com"/><ref>[http://vietnamdefence.com/Home/tinhbaoanninh/chiendichtinhbao/Pho-Thu-tuong-Nga-bat-can-tiet-lo-don-vi-dac-nhiem-hanh-dong-cua-tinh-bao-Nga/20145/53688.vnd Zaslon SVR RF operatives foto]</ref><ref>http://blogs.blouinnews.com/blouinbeatpolitics/2013/05/10/special-force-deployment-to-syria-may-signal-moscows-doubts/</ref>
* Special Operations Department of Directorate S (''Zaslon'')

'''[[Ministry of Internal Affairs (Russia)|Ministry of Internal Affairs]]'''
*[[Internal Troops of Russia]] Main Office for Special Technical Actions<ref>{{cite web |url=http://warfare.be/db/lang/rus/catid/322/linkid/2260/title/ministry-of-internal-affairs-%28mvd%29/ |script-title=ru:Министерство Внутренних Дел (МВД) |language=Russian |work=Russian Military Analysis |accessdate=January 1, 2013}}</ref>
**[[SOBR|Special Rapid Response Units (''S.O.B.R.'')]]
**[[OMON|Special Purpose Mobile Unit (''O.M.O.N.'')]]
**[[ODON|Dzerzhinsky Division (''O.D.O.N.'')]]
***604th Special Purpose Center
** 7th OSN ''Rosich'' ([[Novocherkassk]])
** 12th OSN ''Ural'' ([[Nizhny Tagil]])
** 15th OSN ''Vyatich'' ([[Armavir, Russia|Armavir]])
** 17th OSN '' Edelveys'' ([[Mineralnye Vody]])
** 19th OSN ''Ermak'' ([[Novosibirsk]])
** 20th OSN ([[Saratov]])
** 21st OSN ''Tayfun'' ([[Sosnovka]])
** 23rd OSN ''Mechel'' ([[Chelyabinsk]])
** 25th OSN ''Merkuriy'' ([[Smolensk]])
** 26th OSN ''Bars'' ([[Kazan]])
** 27th OSN ''Kuzbass'' ([[Kemerovo]])
** 28th OSN ''Ratnik'' ([[Arkhangelsk]])
** 29th OSN ''Bulat'' ([[Ufa]])
** 33rd OSN ''Peresvet'' ([[Moscow]])
** 34th OSN ([[Grozny]])

'''[[Federal Drug Control Service of Russia]]'''
*OSN "Grom"

'''[[Ministry of Justice (Russia)|Ministry of Justice]]'''
*Dozens of various independent detachments, such as [[Saturn (detachment)|OSN Saturn]].

'''[[Federal Penitentiary Service]]''' OSNs:
*OSN "Fakel"<ref>{{cite web|url=http://fsin.su/news/index.php?ELEMENT_ID=106575|title=ОСН "Факел" УФСИН России по Московской области принял участие в Международной выставке "Интерполитех-2013"|publisher=Federal Penal Service|accessdate=2014-10-16}}</ref>
*OSN "Rossy"<ref>{{cite web|url=http://fsin.su/news/index.php?ELEMENT_ID=27001|title=Отдел специального назначения "Россы" ГУФСИН России по Свердловской области отпраздновал 21-ю годовщину со дня создания|publisher=The Federal Penal Service|accessdate=16 October 2014}}</ref>
*OSN "Akula"<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.23.fsin.su/news/detail.php?ELEMENT_ID=106454|title=В ОСН(б) "Акула" УФСИН России по Краснодарскому краю прошли испытания на право ношения крапового берета|publisher=FPS of Russia, Krasnodar Territory|accessdate=16 October 2014}}</ref>
*OSN "Ajsberg"<ref>{{cite web|url=http://mucsn-fsin.ru/?attachment_id=125|title=Офицеры ОСН АЙСБЕРГ - Официальный сайт Филиала "Красная Поляна" Южного межрегионального учебного центра ФСИН России|publisher=|accessdate=16 October 2014}}</ref>
*OSN "Gurza"<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.08.fsin.su/news/detail.php?ELEMENT_ID=53233|title=Отдел специального назначения "Гюрза" УФСИН России по Республике Калмыкия отметил 20-ти летие|publisher=FPS of Russia, Republic of Kalmykia|accessdate=16 October 2014}}</ref>
*OSN "Korsar"<ref>{{cite web|url=http://fsin.su/news/index.php?ELEMENT_ID=20257|title=ОСН ГУФСИН России по Новосибирской области "Корсар" исполнилось 20 лет|publisher=Federal Penal Service|accessdate=16 October 2014}}</ref>
*OSN "Rosomaha"<ref>{{cite web|url=http://fsin.su/news/index.php?ELEMENT_ID=25680|title=Сотрудники ОСН "Росомаха" УФСИН Росси по Ямало-Ненецкому автономному округу признаны победителями регионального чемпионата по рукопашному бою|publisher=Federal Penal Service|accessdate=16 October 2014}}</ref>
*OSN "Sokol"<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.31.fsin.su/news/detail.php?ELEMENT_ID=49834|title=В ОСН "Сокол" УФСИН России по Белгородской области прошёл День открытых дверей|publisher=FPS of Russia, Belgorod region|accessdate=16 October 2014}}</ref>
*OSN "Saturn"<ref>{{cite web|url=http://osnsaturn.ru/|title=ОСН "Сатурн" Официальный сайт|publisher=OSN "Saturn", Federal Penitentiary Service of Russia in Moscow|accessdate=16 October 2014}}</ref>
*OSN "Tornado"
*OSN "Kondor"
*OSN "Yastreb"<ref>[[:ru:Ястреб (спецподразделение)]]</ref>
*OSN "Berkut"<ref>[http://kamchatinfo.com/news/society/detail/2663]{{Dead link|date=October 2014}}</ref>
*OSN "Grif"<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.zakon-grif.ru/swat/memory/0.htm|title=Страница памяти. Отдел специального назначения "ГРИФ"|publisher=OSN "Grif" memorial page|accessdate=16 October 2014}}</ref>
*OSN "Titan"<ref>{{cite web|url=http://gorod48.ru/news/26360|title=Из Чечни вернулся липецкий отряд спецназа "Титан"|publisher=Gorod48.ru|accessdate=16 October 2014}}</ref>
*OSN "Gepard"<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.vestnik-rm.ru/news-4-1910.htm|title=Вестник Мордовии: Бойцы спецназа "Гепард" сразились за краповый берет (фоторепортаж)|publisher=The Mordovian Bulletin|accessdate=15 October 2014}}</ref>

[[Federal Security Service|'''Center of Special Operations of the FSB''']]<ref name="sakwa_p98">{{cite book |title=Russian Politics and Society |last1=Sakwa |first1=Richard |edition=4th |page=98}}</ref>
* [[Alpha Group|Directorate "A"]] (''Spetsgruppa Alpha'')
* [[Vympel|Directorate "B"]] (''Spetsgruppa Vega'')
* Directorate "C" (''Spetsgruppa Smerch'')
* Regional FSB units

=={{flagicon|Singapore}} [[Singapore]]==
;[[Singapore Police Force]]
* [[Special Operations Command (Singapore)|Special Operations Command (SOC)]]
* [[Police Tactical Unit (Singapore)|Police Tactical Unit (PTU)]]
* [[Special Tactics and Rescue (Singapore)|Special Tactics and Rescue (STAR)]]
* [[Gurkha Contingent|Special Guard and Counter-Terrorism Unit (GC)]]

;[[Singapore Prison Service]]
* [[Singapore Prisons Emergency Action Response|Singapore Prisons Emergency Action Response (SPEAR)]]

;[[Police Coast Guard]]
* [[Special Task Squadron|Special Task Squadron (STS)]]

=={{flagicon|Slovenia}} [[Slovenia]]==
* [[Specialna Enota Policije]] (SEP)

=={{flagicon|Serbia}} [[Serbia]]==
* [[Special Anti-Terrorist Unit (Serbia)]]
* [[PTJ (Counter-Terrorist Unit)]]
* [[Gendarmery (Serbia)]]

=={{flagicon|Slovakia}} [[Slovakia]]==
* ''Útvar Osobitného Určenia'' (UOU) - Special Designation Unit of the Presidium of Police
* ''Pohotovostný Policajný Útvar'' (PPÚ)
* ''Úrad boja proti organizovanej kriminalite - Zásahová skupina'' (ZS ÚBOK PPZ) - Organized crime department - Intervention unit
*''Úrad pre Ochranu Ústavných Činiteľov a Diplomatických Misií - Odbor špeciálnej ochrany'' (ÚOÚČ OŠO) - Security of the state, state officials and foreign dignitaries - Special protection unit
*''Jednotka služobných zákrokov Colného krimináleho úradu Colnej správy SR'' (JSZ CKÚ ) - Customs Criminal Office’s Intervention Unit
* ''Zásahová jednotka Mobilnej zásahovej skupiny RHP Sobrance - Hraničná polícia'' - Intervention unit of the Border Police
* ''Zásahové jednotky Špeciálnych zásahových skupín Zboru väzenskej a justičnej stráže'' - Intervention units of the Special intervention groups of the Department of Corrective Services

=={{flagicon|South Africa}} [[South Africa]]==
;[[South African Police Service]]
* [[Special Task Force (SAPS)|Special Task Force]] (STF)
* [[National Intervention Unit]] (NIU) - This Unit of the South African Police Service respond to incidents of medium to high risk.
*[[Tactical Response Team(TRT) it is part of South African Police Response services from medium to high risk follow up ops battle craft rural and urban ops,in support on ports of entry,cluster ops,land borne ops the list goes on all members of this unit are fully fledged operators]]
* South African Police Service Riot Squad/Anti-Riot Squad/ Public Order Policing/Internal Stability Unit (POP/ISU)

=={{flagicon|South Korea}} [[South Korea]]==
;[[National Police Agency (South Korea)|National Police Agency]]
* Special Weapons And Tactics (SWAT)
** [[Seoul Metropolitan Police]] SWAT Team (Unit 868)
** Incheon Metropolitan Police SWAT Team (Unit 313)
** Busan Metropolitan Police SWAT Team (Unit 431)
** Daegu Metropolitan Police SWAT Team
** Jeju Metropolitan Police SWAT Team
;[[Republic of Korea Coast Guard]]
* Sea Special Assault Team (SSAT)
** Busan SSAT Team
** Incheon SSAT Team

=={{flagicon|Spain}} [[Spain]]==
;[[Civil Guard (Spain)|Guardia Civil]]
* [[Unidad Especial de Intervención]] (UEI)
* Grupo de Acción Rápida (GAR)
[https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grupo_de_Acci%C3%B3n_R%C3%A1pida]
;[[National Police Corps of Spain]]
* Grupos Operativos Especiales de Seguridad (GOES)
* [[Grupo Especial de Operaciones]] (GEO)
;[[Mossos d'Esquadra]]
* Grup Especial d'Intervenció (GEI)
;[[Ertzaintza]]
* [[Berrozi Berezi Taldea]] (BBT)

=={{flagicon|Sri Lanka}} [[Sri Lanka]]==
;[[Sri Lanka Police Service]]
* [[Special Task Force]] (STF)

=={{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Sweden]]==
;[[Swedish Police Authority]]
* [[National Task Force|Nationella Insatsstyrkan]] (National counter-terrorism and special assignment unit)
* [[Piketen]] (Emergency response units - Regional police SWAT units)

=={{flagicon|Switzerland}} [[Switzerland]]==
Switzerland has around 1000 Police SWAT members, each State (canton) has a group with at least 14 members, the Federal Police also has its own SWAT group. The Swiss Army also provides a SWAT team, around 300-400 people are in that team

;[[Federal Office of Police]] (FedPol)
* [[Einsatzgruppe TIGRIS]]
;[[Swiss Army]]
* [[Commandement des Forces Spéciales]] (CFS)
;[[Vaud State Police]]
* [[Détachement d'Action Rapide et de Dissuasion]] (DARD)
;[[Zurich State Police]]
* [[Einsatzgruppe Diamant]]
;[[Bern State Police]]
* [[Einsatzgruppe Gentiane]]
;[[Geneva State Police]]
* [[Groupe d'intervention de la police cantonale]] (GRIC)
;[[Valais State Police]]
* [[Groupe d'intervention du canton du Valais]] (GRIV)
;[[Jura State Police]]
* [[Groupe d'intervention et Tireurs d'Elite]] (GITE)
;[[Fribourg State Police]]
* [[Groupe d'intervention de la police cantonale fribourgeoise]] (GRIF)
;[[Neuchatel State Police]]
* [[GI COUGAR]]

=={{flagicon|Taiwan}} [[Taiwan]]==
;[[National Police Agency (Taiwan)|National Police Agency]] (NPA)
* Air Police Corps
* Special Police Corps
** Wei-An Special Services Commando
* [[Thunder Squad]] (Special Weapons And Tactics Police Counter-Terrorism unit)
;[[Coast Guard Administration]]
* Special Task Unit

=={{flagicon|Thailand}} [[Thailand]]==
;[[Royal Thai Police]]
* [[Arintharat 26]]
* Royal Thai Police Arintaraj 26 Special Operations Unit (Metro Bangkok SWAT)
* Royal Thai Police [[Naresuan 261 Counter-Terrorism Unit]]
* Royal Thai Police Black Tigers Special Operations Unit (VIP Protection)

=={{flagicon|Turkey}} [[Turkey]]==
;[[General Directorate of Security]]
* ''[[Polis Özel Harekat]]''
* ''[[Karşı Atak Timi]]

;[[Gendarmerie (Turkey)|Turkish Gendarmerie]]
* ''[[Jandarma Özel Asayiş Komutanlığı]]''
* ''[[Jandarma Özel Harekat]]''

=={{flagicon|United Arab Emirates}} [[United Arab Emirates]]==
;[[Dubai Police Force]]
* [[Law enforcement in the United Arab Emirates#Police Special Unit|Police Special Unit]]

=={{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[United Kingdom]]==
;National
*[[National Crime Agency]]
*[[Ministry of Defence Police]]
*[[National Domestic Extremism and Disorder Intelligence Unit]]
*[[Protection Command]]
*[[National Ballistics Intelligence Service]] (Great Britain)
*[[Civil Nuclear Constabulary]] (Great Britain)

;Regional [[firearms unit]]s
*[[Avon & Somerset Constabulary]] Firearms unit and Dog unit
*[[City of London Police]] Tactical Firearms Group
*[[Devon and Cornwall Constabulary]] Tactical Aid Group
*[[Dorset Police]] Tactical Firearms Unit
*[[Kent Police]] Training and Tactical Firearms Unit
*[[Specialist Firearms Command|Metropolitan Police Specialist Firearms Command]]
*[[Staffordshire Police]] Central Firearms Unit
*[[West Midlands Police]] Firearms Unit
*[[Wiltshire Police]] Armed Response Group

;Regional counter terrorism units
*South East Counter Terrorism Unit
*South West Counter Terrorism Unit
*[[Counter Terrorism Command|Metropolitan Police Service Counter Terrorism Command]]
*East Counter Terrorism Intelligence Unit
*East Midlands Counter Terrorism Intelligence Unit
*[[West Midlands Police#Counter Terrorism Unit .28CTU.29|West Midlands Counter Terrorism Unit]]
*Welsh Extremism and Counter Terrorism Unit
*North West Counter Terrorism Unit
*North East Counter Terrorism Unit
*[[Police Scotland#Organised Crime and Counter Terrorism Unit|Police Scotland Organised Crime and Counter Terrorism Unit]]
*Police Service of Northern Ireland Crime Operations Department

;Regional organised crime units
*South East Region Organised Crime Unit
*South West Region Organised Crime Unit
*[[Specialist, Organised & Economic Crime Command|Metropolitan Police Service Specialist, Organised and Economic Crime Command]]
*Eastern Region Special Operations Unit
*East Midlands Special Operations Unit
*West Midland Regional Organised Crime Unit
*Southern Wales Regional Organised Crime Unit
*North West Regional Organised Crime Unit
*North East Region Special Operations Unit
*[[Police Scotland#Organised Crime and Counter Terrorism Unit|Police Scotland Organised Crime and Counter Terrorism Unit]]
*Police Service of Northern Ireland Crime Operations Department

;[[Military police of the United Kingdom|Service Police]]
*[[Royal Military Police]] Close Protection Unit
*[[Royal Marines Police]] Troops
*[[Royal Air Force Police]] Tactical Provost Wing

=={{flagicon|United States}} [[United States|United States of America]]==
;Federal agencies

* United States Department of Army- Military District of Washington (MDW)
MDW [[Special reaction team|Special Reaction Team]] (SRT)
http://mdwhome.mdw.army.mil/military-district-of-washington/about-mdw
** [[United States Army|U.S. Army]] Special Reaction Team (SRT)
** [[United States Marine Corps|USMC]] Special Reaction Teams (SRT)
** [[United States Air Force|USAF]] Emergency Services Team (EST)
** [[United States Navy|USN]] Special Response Team (SRT)
* [[United States Department of Energy|U.S. Department of Energy]]
** Special Response Teams (SRT)
** Special Response Force (SRF)
* [[United States Department of Homeland Security|U.S. Department of Homeland Security]]'''
** [[U.S. Customs and Border Protection|Customs and Border Protection]] (CBP)
*** [[CBP Office of Field Operations|Office of Field Operations]] (OFO)
**** Special Response Teams (SRT)
**** Quick Reaction Force (QRF) - CBP National Capital Region based tactical team
*** [[United States Border Patrol|U.S. Border Patrol]]
**** [[NSRT|Special Operations Group]]
***** [[BORTAC|Border Patrol Tactical Unit]] (BORTAC)
***** [[Border Patrol, Search, Trauma and Rescue]] (BORSTAR)
***** [[Mobile Response Team]] (MRT)
** [[Federal Protective Service (United States)|Federal Protective Service]] (FPS) - Special Response Teams
** [[Immigration and Customs Enforcement]] (ICE)
*** Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) - Special Response Teams (SRT)
*** Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) - Rapid Response Teams (RRT)
*** Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO)
**** Special Response Teams (SRT)
**** Tactical Intervention and Control (TIAC) Teams
** [[United States Coast Guard|U.S. Coast Guard]]
*** [[Maritime Safety and Security Team]] (MSST)
*** [[Deployable Operations Group#Maritime Security Response Team (MSRT)|Maritime Security Response Team]] (MSRT)
*** [[Law Enforcement Detachments|Tactical Law Enforcement Teams]] (TACLET)
*** [[Helicopter Interdiction Tactical Squadron]] (HITRON)
*** Vessel Boarding Security Teams (VBST)
** [[United States Secret Service|U.S. Secret Service]]
*** Counter Sniper (CS) Unit
*** U.S. Secret Service Uniform Division (UD) - Emergency Response Team (ERT)
*** U.S. Secret Service - Counter Assault Team (CAT)
* [[United States Department of Justice]]
** [[Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives]] (ATF) - Special Response Teams (SRT)
** [[Drug Enforcement Administration]] (DEA) - Foreign-deployed Advisory and Support Teams (FAST) - DEA Special Response Teams (SRT)
** [[Federal Bureau of Investigation]] (FBI)
*** [[Hostage Rescue Team]] (HRT)
*** [[FBI Special Weapons and Tactics Teams|Special Weapons and Tactics Teams]] (SWAT)
** [[Federal Bureau of Prisons]] - [[Special Operations Response Team]] (SORT)
** [[United States Marshals Service|U.S. Marshals Service]] (USMS)
*** USMS Special Operations Group (SOG)
*** USMS - Special Response Teams (SRT)
* [[United States Department of State|U.S. Department of State]]
** [[Bureau of Diplomatic Security]] - Office of Mobile Security Deployments (MSD)
* [[United States Department of the Treasury|U.S. Department of the Treasury]]
** [[United States Mint Police|U.S. Mint Police]] - Special Response Teams (SRT)
* [[National Park Service]]
** Special Response Teams (SRT)
*** Grand Canyon Special Response Team
*** Yellowstone Special Response Team
*** Western Region Special Response Team
** Special Event and Tactical Teams (SETT)
*** Midwest Special Event and Tactical Team
*** Pacific West Region Special Event and Tactical Team
*** Southeast Region Special Event and Tactical Team
** [[United States Park Police#USPP SWAT Team|U.S. Park Police Special Weapons and Tactics Team]]
** United States Park Police, New York Field Office Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) Team

;Independent federal agencies
* [[Amtrak Police]] - Mobile Tactical Unit (MTU)
* [[Central Intelligence Agency]] (CIA) - Security Protective Service (SPS) - Special Response Team (SRT)
* [[Federal Reserve Police]] - Special Response Team (SRT)
* [[National Security Agency]] (NSA) - Special Response Team (SRT)
* [[Pentagon Force Protection Agency]]
** [[United States Pentagon Police|Pentagon Police Directorate]] - Emergency Response Team (ERT)
* [[United States Capitol Police|U.S. Capitol Police]] - Containment Emergency Response Team (CERT)

;State agencies
* [[Alaska State Troopers|Division of Alaska State Troopers]] (AST) - Special Emergency Response Team (SERT)
* [[Arizona Department of Public Safety]] Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) Team
* [[California Highway Patrol]] - Special Weapons And Tactics (SWAT) Team
* [[California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation]]
** Crisis Response Teams (CRT)
** Special Service Unit (SSU)
* [[Colorado Department of Corrections]] Special Operations and Response Team (SORT)
* [[Connecticut Department of Correction]] Special Operations Group (SOG)
* [[Connecticut State Police]] - State Police Tactical Unit (SPTU)
* [[Delaware State Police]] - Special Operations Response Team (SORT)
* [[Florida Highway Patrol]] - Tactical Response Teams (TRT)
* [[Florida Department of Law Enforcement]] (FDLE) - Special Operations Teams (SOT)
* [[Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission]] - Special Operations Group (FWCSOG)
* Georgia Counter-Terrorism Task Force (CTTF) (State level multi-agency tactical team)
* [[Georgia State Patrol]] - Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) Team
* [[Hawaii Department of Public Safety]] Sheriff Division - Sheriff's Emergency Response Team (SERT)
* [[Illinois State Police]] - Tactical Response Team (TRT)
* [[Indiana State Police]] - Emergency Response Team (ERT)
* [[Kentucky Department of Corrections]] - Corrections Emergency Response Team (CERT)
* [[Louisiana State Police]] - Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) Team
* [[Maine State Police]] - Tactical Team
* [[Maine Department of Corrections]] Special Operations Group
* [[Maryland Department of Natural Resources Police]] Special Operations Division, Tactical Response Team
* [[Maryland State Police]]
** Special Tactical Assault Team Element (STATE)
** Tactical Medical Unit (TMU)
* [[Maryland Transportation Authority Police]] - Special Response Team (SRT)
* [[Maryland Transit Administration Police]] - Visible Intermodal Prevention and Response (VIPR) Teams/Tactical Unit (formerly Special Response Team - SRT)
* Maryland Maritime Tactical Operations Group (MTOG) - Joint federal, state, and local tactical unit specializing in maritime tactical operations
* [[Massachusetts State Police]] - Special Tactical Operations Team (STOP)
* [[Massachusetts Department of Correction]] Special Reaction Team (SRT)
* [[Michigan State Police]] - Emergency Support Team (EST)
* [[Minnesota Department of Corrections]] Special Operations Group (SOG)
* [[Minnesota State Patrol]] Special Response Team (SRT)
* [[Nebraska Department of Correctional Services]] Special Operations Response Team (SORT)
* [[New Hampshire Division of State Police]] - Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) Unit
* [[New Jersey State Police]] - Technical Emergency And Mission Specialists (TEAMS)
* [[New Jersey Transit Police Department|New Jersey Transit Police]] - Emergency Services Unit (ESU)
* [[New Jersey Transit Police Department|New Jersey Transit Police]] - Conditions Tactical Unit (CTU)
* [[New Mexico State Police]] - Tactical Team
* [[New York State Police]] - Special Operations Response Teams (SORT)
* [[North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation]] (SBI) - Special Response Team (SRT)
* [[North Carolina Department of Correction]] Special Operations Response Team (SORT)
* [[Ohio State Highway Patrol]] - Special Response Team (SRT)
* [[Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections]]
** Special Response Teams (SRT)
** Special Tactics and Response (STAR)
* [[Oklahoma Highway Patrol]] Tactical Team
* [[Oklahoma Department of Corrections]] - Corrections Emergency Response Team (CERT)
* [[Oregon State Police]] - Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) Team
* [[Pennsylvania State Police]] - Special Emergency Response Team (SERT)
* [[Pennsylvania Department of Corrections]]
** Corrections Rifle Specialist Team (CRST)
** Hostage Rescue Team (HRT)
* [[Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Police Department|Port Authority Police Department]] (PAPD) – Emergency Services Unit (ESU)
* [[Rhode Island Department of Corrections]] Correctional Emergency Response Team (CERT)
* [[Rhode Island State Police]] - Tactical Team, WMD Tactical Team
* [[South Carolina State Law Enforcement Division]] (SLED) - Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) Team
* [[Tennessee Highway Patrol]] - Special Operations Unit (SOU)
* [[Texas Department of Public Safety]]
** [[Texas Ranger Division|Ranger Division]]
*** Ranger Recon Teams (RRT)
*** Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) Team
* [[Texas Department of Public Safety]] - Special Response Teams (SRT)
* [[Texas Parks and Wildlife Department]] SCOUT Team (Tactical Response)
* [[Utah Highway Patrol]] - Special Emergency Response Team (SERT)
* [[Vermont State Police]] - Tactical Services Unit
* [[Virginia State Police]] - Tactical Response Teams (TRT)

;Local/County Agencies
The police departments of many counties and most major cities have special police units.
* [[Denver Police Department]] - Special Weapons And Tactics (SWAT) Team
* [[Miami Police Department]] - Special Threat Response: Special Weapons and Tactics Team (SWAT) and Hostage Negotiators
* [[New York City Police Department]] - Emergency Service Unit (ESU), Critical Response Command (CRC) and Strategic Response Group (SRG)
* [[LAPD Metropolitan Division|Los Angeles Police Department Metropolitan Division]] - Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) Team
* [[Oakland Police Department]] - Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) Team

=={{flagicon|Ukraine}} [[Ukraine]]==
'''[[Militsiya]]'''
*[[Berkut (special police force)|Berkut]] (disbanded)
'''[[National Guard of Ukraine]]'''
*[[Internal Troops of Ukraine]]
'''Security'''
*[[Security Service of Ukraine]]

=={{flagicon|Vietnam}} [[Vietnam]]==
*[[Vietnam People's Public Security]]
**Vietnam Mobile Police (''Cảnh sát cơ động'') - Counter-terrorist and riot police
**Vietnam Rapid Response Police (''Cảnh sát Phản ứng nhanh''), also known as CS113 - Counter criminal police
**Vietnam Special Criminal Investigation Police (''Cảnh sát Hình sự Đặc nhiệm'') - Investigation of special criminal cases<ref>http://tuoitre.vn/tin/phap-luat/20080403/nhiem-vu-cua-canh-sat-dac-nhiem/250855.html</ref>

== See also ==
* [[List of protective service agencies]]
* [[Emergency management]]

==References==
{{Reflist|30em}}


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Cette liste concerne les groupes d'intervention des forces de police. Pour les unités de forces spéciales des forces armées, se conférer à la Liste des unités de forces spéciales.

Cette liste recense les groupes d'intervention des forces de police ou des agences spécialisées contre un type de crime ou délit. Ces unités, bien que certaines puissent avoir un statut militaire (GIGN, ... par exemple), n'ont pour seule vocation le rétablissement de l'ordre et non n'effectuer des missions strictement militaires relevant des forces spéciales. Ces groupes ont pour mission de :

  • libérer des otages ;
  • intervenir sur des missions à haut-risque, notamment face à des individus fortement armés ou barricadés ;
  • mener des opérations de contre-terrorisme ;
  • escorter des dignitaires de l'État ou étrangers, des prisonniers dangereux.

Drapeau de l'Afghanistan Afghanistan

Ministère de l'intérieur

Drapeau de l'Albanie Albania

Drapeau de l'Argentine Argentine

Police fédérale argentine
Gendarmerie nationale argentine


Local and other units

Drapeau de l'Australie Australia

Police Tactical Group (PTGs)

Australian Federal Police
New South Wales Police Force
New South Wales Department of Corrective Services
Northern Territory Police
Queensland Police
Queensland Department of Corrective Services
  • Tactical Response Unit (TRU)[8]
South Australia Police
Tasmania Police
Tasmania Corrective Services
  • Tactical Response Group (TRG)[11]
Victoria Police
Western Australia Police
Western Australia Department of Corrective Services

Drapeau de l'Autriche Austria

Federal Ministry of the Interior
  • EKO Cobra (Special operations and counterterrorism unit)
Bundespolizei (Federal police)
Justizwache (Penitentiary police)

Drapeau de l'Azerbaïdjan Azerbaijan

Ministry of Internal Affairs

Drapeau des Bahamas Bahamas

Royal Bahamas Police Force
  • Security and Intelligence Branch

Drapeau du Bangladesh Bangladesh

Bangladesh Police

Drapeau de la Belgique Belgium

Federal police

Drapeau de la Bolivie Bolivia

Bolivian Police Force
  • Unidad Tactica de Operaciones Policiales - UTOP (Tactical Response Unit)
  • Fuerza especial de lucha contra el narcotráfico- FELCN (Bolivian anti-narcotics force)
  • Fuerza especial de lucha contra el crimen- FELCC (Bolivian anti-criminal force)

Drapeau de la Bosnie-Herzégovine Bosnia and Herzegovina

Bosnian Police Force
Other units

Drapeau de la Bulgarie Bulgaria

Bulgarian Gendarmerie
  • Counter-Terrorist Squads

Drapeau du Brésil Brazil

Federal Police Department
Polícia Militar
Policia Civil

Drapeau du Brunei Brunei

Royal Brunei Police Force
  • Special Operations Squad (SOS) - (malais : Pasukan Gerak Khas (PGK))

Drapeau du Canada Canada

Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Provincial, local and other units

Drapeau du Chili Chile

Drapeau de la République populaire de Chine China

Ministry of Public Security of the People's Republic of China
People's Armed Police (CAPF)

Drapeau de Hong Kong Hong Kong

Hong Kong Police Force

Drapeau de Macao Macau

Public Security Police Force of Macau
  • Police Intervention Tactical Unit (UTIP)
    • Special Operation Group (GOE)

Drapeau de la Colombie Colombia

National Police of Colombia

Drapeau de la Croatie Croatia

Special Police

Drapeau de la Tchéquie Czech Republic

Police of the Czech Republic
  • Útvar Rychlého Nasazení (URNa - Rapid Reaction Unit, national police CT unit)
  • Krajská Zásahová Jednotka (KZJ - Regional Intervention Unit, 8 regional police intervention units)
Celní správa České republiky
  • Skupina Operativního Nasazení (SON - Operative Deployment Unit, national customs intervention unit)

Drapeau du Danemark Denmark

Rigspolitiet

Drapeau de l'Équateur Ecuador

  • GOE - Grupo de Operaciones Especiales
  • GIR - Grupo de Intervención y Rescate

Drapeau de l'Égypte Egypt

Egyptian National Police
  • Unit 333 (Special unit of the interior ministry)

Drapeau de l'Estonie Estonia

Estonian Police
  • K-Commando (Special unit of the Central Crime Police)

Drapeau des Fidji Fiji

  • Police Tactical Response Unit (disbanded in 2007)[43]
  • Police National Operations Support Unit[44][45]

Drapeau de la Finlande Finland

Finnish Police

Drapeau de la France France

Gendarmerie
National Police
Prefecture of Police of Paris
Joint unit
  • Groupement interarmées d'hélicoptères (GIH, joint air force and army light aviation helicopters unit for specialized units of Gendarmerie and Police)

Drapeau de la Géorgie Georgia

Drapeau de l'Allemagne Germany

Federal
  • Bundespolizei (Federal Police)
    • GSG 9 (Special Operations and Counterterrorism unit)
    • Beweissicherungs- und Festnahmeeinheit plus (BFE+) (Special Anti-Terrorist Unit of Federal Anti Riot Police)
    • Beweissicherungs- und Festnahmeeinheit (BFE) (Special Detention Unit of Federal Anti Riot Police)
    • ASSIK
  • Zollkriminalamt (Customs Investigation Bureau)
  • Feldjäger (Military Police)
    • Zugriffskräfte
State

Drapeau de la Grèce Greece

Greek Police
Greek Coast Guard
  • Special Operations Teams (OEA)

Drapeau de la Hongrie Hungary

Drapeau de l'Islande Iceland

Icelandic Police
  • Víkingasveitin (Viking Squad / Special Operations Unit of the National Commissioner)

Drapeau de l'Inde India

Indian Police Service
Protective Service Unit

Drapeau de l'Indonésie Indonesia

Indonesian National Police / Kepolisian Republik Indonesia / POLRI

Indonesian Special Police Forces:

  • Mobile Brigade (Indonesia) (National Police Special Operations Force, Police Commandos, Special Response team, Paramilitary).
  • DENSUS 88 / Detasmen Khusus 88 (Special Police Counter Terrorism Force)
  • GEGANA Unit - (Special Police Force for bomb disposal, intelligence, anti-anarchist, and handling of Chemical, Biological, and Radio Active threats.)

Drapeau de l'Iran Iran

Iranian Police
  • Special Units of Disciplinary Force's

including

  • Counter-terrorism Special Force (NOPO)

Drapeau de l'Irak Iraq

Iraqi Police

Drapeau de l'Irlande Ireland

Garda Síochána (National Police)

Drapeau d’Israël Israel

Israel Police
Israel Border Police
Israel Prison Service
  • Nachshon
  • Dror
  • Masada

Drapeau de l'Italie Italy

Italian Carabinieri
Italian State Police
Italian Penitentiary Police
Italian Finance Security

Drapeau du Japon Japan

National Police Agency
Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department
  • Special Investigation Team (SIT)
  • Anti-Firearms Squad - the armed response teams
Akita/Iwate/Ibaraki/Miyagi/Fukushima/Tochigi/Shizuoka/Aichi/Mie/Fukuoka/Nagasaki Prefectural Police
  • Special Investigation Team (SIT)
Osaka Prefectural Police Department
  • Martial Arts Attack Team (MAAT)
Chiba Prefectural Police Department
  • Assault Response Team
Saitama Prefectural Police Department
  • Special Tactical Section
Kanagawa Prefectural Police Department
  • Special Investigation Section
Aomori Prefectural Police
  • Technical Special Team
Hiroshima Prefectural Police
  • Hostage Rescue Team
Japan Coast Guard
  • Special Security Team (SST) - the maritime SWAT teams
  • Special Police Team
  • Special Rescue Team - the maritime search & rescue teams
  • National Strike Team (NST) - the maritime oil pollution response teams

Drapeau de la Jordanie Jordan

Public Security Force
  • Special Police's Unit 30 (SWAT)
General Directorate Of Gendarmerie
  • Special Unit 14 (Special Intervention)
GID
  • GID Special Unit

Drapeau du Koweït Kuwait

  • Kuwait Special Force (Al Quwat Al Khasa)
  • Kuwait Swat team

Drapeau de la Lettonie Latvia

State Police of Latvia
  • Special Task Battalion ALFA (riot squad)
  • OMEGA (counter-terrorism and special operations unit)
Military

Drapeau du Liban Lebanon

Lebanese Police Force
  • Fuhud (Panthers)(Special Police Unit)
  • internal intelligence (fast reaction force)
  • general security (special unit)

Drapeau du Liechtenstein Liechtenstein

Landespolizei

Drapeau de la Lituanie Lithuania

Police
  • ARAS - Lithuanian Police Anti-terrorist Operations Unit (Lithuanian: Lietuvos policijos antiteroristinių operacijų rinktinė)
  • VSAT SPB (Lithuanian State Border Guard Service Rapid Reaction Squads)
Military
  • AITVARAS - Lithuanian Special Operations Force (LITHSOF) (Lithuanian: Lietuvos Specialiųjų Operacijų Pajėgos)

Drapeau du Luxembourg Luxembourg

Grand Ducal Police

Republic of Macedonia

Macedonian Police
  • Special Task Unit - "Tigers" (Единица за Специјални Задачи - Тигар)
  • Unit for fast deployment (Единица за Брзо Распоредување)

Drapeau de la Malaisie Malaysia

Royal Malaysia Police (Polis Diraja Malaysia)
Malaysian Prison Department (Jabatan Penjara Malaysia)
Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (Agensi Penguatkuasaan Maritim Malaysia)
Malaysian Immigration Department (Jabatan Immigresen Malaysia)

Drapeau de Malte Malta

Maltese Police
  • Special Mobile Unit till 1987
  • Special Assignments Group till June 2013
  • Rapid Intervention Unit (RIU) since July 1, 2013

Drapeau du Mexique Mexico

Policia Federal
Procuraduria General de la Republica PGR

Drapeau de la Mongolie Mongolia

Mongolian Police
  • Special Response Unit
  • SWAT

Drapeau du Maroc Morocco

Drapeau de la Namibie Namibia

Drapeau des Pays-Bas Netherlands

National Police
  • Dienst Speciale Interventies (DSI)- high-risk arrests and counter-terrorism
  • Dienst Bewaken & Beveiliging (Guard & Security Service) - Diplomatic, VIP, and Royal security
  • Mobiele Eenheid (Mobile Units) - Part-time riot police
Royal Marshals/Royal Military Police (Koninklijke Marechaussee)
Custodial Institutions Agency (Dienst Jüstitionele Inrichtingen) (Prison Service)
  • Landelijke Bijzondere Bijstandseenheid (National Special Support Unit) - Prison riot squad
    • Bijzonder Ondersteunings Team (BOT) (Special Support Team) - high-risk prisoner escort, prison special response team

Drapeau de la Nouvelle-Zélande New Zealand

New Zealand Police

Drapeau du Nicaragua Nicaragua

Policia Nacional-DOEP
  • Tácticas y Armas Policiales de Intervención y Rescate (TAPIR)
  • Departamento de Intervención Rápida (GIR)

Drapeau du Nigeria Nigeria

Nigeria Police Force
  • Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS), counter terrorist
State Security Service (Nigeria)
  • Department of State Security (DSS), VIP protection/counter terrorist

Drapeau de la Norvège Norway

Norwegian Police Service

Drapeau du Pakistan Pakistan

Drapeau du Panama Panama

Drapeau des Philippines Philippines

Philippine National Police

Drapeau de la Pologne Poland

Policja

Drapeau du Portugal Portugal

Security Forces (Public Security Police & National Republican Guard)
  • Grupo de Operações Especiais (Special Operations Group) PSP
  • Grupo de Intervenção e Operações Especiais (Special Operations and Intervention Group ) GNR

Drapeau de la Roumanie Romania

Ministry of Interior and Administrative Reform
Police
Romanian Gendarmerie
Romanian Secret Service (SRI)
  • BAT - Anti-Tero Brigade

Drapeau de la Russie Russia

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Foreign Intelligence Service[55][55][56][57]
  • Special Operations Department of Directorate S (Zaslon)

Ministry of Internal Affairs

Federal Drug Control Service of Russia

  • OSN "Grom"

Ministry of Justice

  • Dozens of various independent detachments, such as OSN Saturn.

Federal Penitentiary Service OSNs:

Center of Special Operations of the FSB[73]

Drapeau de Singapour Singapore

Singapore Police Force
Singapore Prison Service
Police Coast Guard

Drapeau de la Slovénie Slovenia

Drapeau de la Serbie Serbia

Drapeau de la Slovaquie Slovakia

  • Útvar Osobitného Určenia (UOU) - Special Designation Unit of the Presidium of Police
  • Pohotovostný Policajný Útvar (PPÚ)
  • Úrad boja proti organizovanej kriminalite - Zásahová skupina (ZS ÚBOK PPZ) - Organized crime department - Intervention unit
  • Úrad pre Ochranu Ústavných Činiteľov a Diplomatických Misií - Odbor špeciálnej ochrany (ÚOÚČ OŠO) - Security of the state, state officials and foreign dignitaries - Special protection unit
  • Jednotka služobných zákrokov Colného krimináleho úradu Colnej správy SR (JSZ CKÚ ) - Customs Criminal Office’s Intervention Unit
  • Zásahová jednotka Mobilnej zásahovej skupiny RHP Sobrance - Hraničná polícia - Intervention unit of the Border Police
  • Zásahové jednotky Špeciálnych zásahových skupín Zboru väzenskej a justičnej stráže - Intervention units of the Special intervention groups of the Department of Corrective Services

Drapeau d'Afrique du Sud South Africa

South African Police Service
  • Special Task Force (STF)
  • National Intervention Unit (NIU) - This Unit of the South African Police Service respond to incidents of medium to high risk.
  • [[Tactical Response Team(TRT) it is part of South African Police Response services from medium to high risk follow up ops battle craft rural and urban ops,in support on ports of entry,cluster ops,land borne ops the list goes on all members of this unit are fully fledged operators]]
 * South African Police Service Riot Squad/Anti-Riot Squad/ Public Order Policing/Internal Stability Unit (POP/ISU)

Drapeau de la Corée du Sud South Korea

National Police Agency
  • Special Weapons And Tactics (SWAT)
    • Seoul Metropolitan Police SWAT Team (Unit 868)
    • Incheon Metropolitan Police SWAT Team (Unit 313)
    • Busan Metropolitan Police SWAT Team (Unit 431)
    • Daegu Metropolitan Police SWAT Team
    • Jeju Metropolitan Police SWAT Team
Republic of Korea Coast Guard
  • Sea Special Assault Team (SSAT)
    • Busan SSAT Team
    • Incheon SSAT Team

Drapeau de l'Espagne Spain

Guardia Civil

[3]

National Police Corps of Spain
Mossos d'Esquadra
  • Grup Especial d'Intervenció (GEI)
Ertzaintza

Drapeau du Sri Lanka Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka Police Service

Drapeau de la Suède Sweden

Swedish Police Authority

Drapeau de la Suisse Switzerland

Switzerland has around 1000 Police SWAT members, each State (canton) has a group with at least 14 members, the Federal Police also has its own SWAT group. The Swiss Army also provides a SWAT team, around 300-400 people are in that team

Federal Office of Police (FedPol)
Swiss Army
Vaud State Police
Zurich State Police
Bern State Police
Geneva State Police
Valais State Police
Jura State Police
Fribourg State Police
Neuchatel State Police

Drapeau de Taïwan Taiwan

National Police Agency (NPA)
  • Air Police Corps
  • Special Police Corps
    • Wei-An Special Services Commando
  • Thunder Squad (Special Weapons And Tactics Police Counter-Terrorism unit)
Coast Guard Administration
  • Special Task Unit

Drapeau de la Thaïlande Thailand

Royal Thai Police

Drapeau de la Turquie Turkey

General Directorate of Security
Turkish Gendarmerie

Drapeau des Émirats arabes unis United Arab Emirates

Dubai Police Force

Drapeau du Royaume-Uni United Kingdom

National
Regional firearms units
Regional counter terrorism units
Regional organised crime units
Service Police

Drapeau des États-Unis United States of America

Federal agencies
  • United States Department of Army- Military District of Washington (MDW)

MDW Special Reaction Team (SRT) http://mdwhome.mdw.army.mil/military-district-of-washington/about-mdw

Independent federal agencies
State agencies
Local/County Agencies

The police departments of many counties and most major cities have special police units.

Drapeau de l'Ukraine Ukraine

Militsiya

National Guard of Ukraine

Security

Drapeau de la République socialiste du Viêt Nam Vietnam

  • Vietnam People's Public Security
    • Vietnam Mobile Police (Cảnh sát cơ động) - Counter-terrorist and riot police
    • Vietnam Rapid Response Police (Cảnh sát Phản ứng nhanh), also known as CS113 - Counter criminal police
    • Vietnam Special Criminal Investigation Police (Cảnh sát Hình sự Đặc nhiệm) - Investigation of special criminal cases[74]

See also

References

  1. ↑ Albanian Screen, New police head sworn in - Shqiponjat elite unit dissolved, October 10, 2013
  2. ↑ http://www.panorama.com.al/rikthehen-shqiponjat-hiqet-bluja-nga-mjetet-e-policise/
  3. ↑ http://www.albeu.com/kryetitull/fytyra-e-re-e-shqiponjave-foto-lajm/148815/1/
  4. ↑ http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/06/20/us-albania-drugs-lazarat-idUSKBN0EV1GZ20140620
  5. ↑ http://english.albeu.com/news/news/police-destroys-cannabis-plants-in-dukagjin/209962/
  6. ↑ NT Police Museum: Public Order Response Team https://sites.google.com/site/ntpmhsociety/our-rich-history/sections-and-units/ostt/public-order-response-team
  7. ↑ http://www.police.qld.gov.au/Resources/Internet/services/reportsPublications/bulletin/347/documents/public%20safety%20response%20team.pdf
  8. ↑ http://www.correctiveservices.qld.gov.au/Publications/Corrections_News/online/stories/pdfs/20100924_CN_Sept_dog_squad_combined_training_days.pdf
  9. ↑ http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/south-australia/sa-police-to-introduce-state-tactical-group-to-maintain-public-order-at-events-and-locations/story-e6frea83-1226529867204
  10. ↑ http://www.police.tas.gov.au/uploads/file/Corporate%20Documents/Annual%20Report/Annual%20Report%202009-2010/DPEM_Annual_Report_2009-10_Public_Safety_.pdf
  11. ↑ http://www.themercury.com.au/article/2011/07/17/246205_todays-news.html
  12. ↑ WA Police Regional Operations Group http://www.stepforward.wa.gov.au/your-career/regional-operations-group.html
  13. ↑ http://www.watoday.com.au/wa-news/security-rethink-after-banksia-hill-escape-20120807-23rhb.html
  14. ↑ http://www.correctiveservices.wa.gov.au/_files/prisons/adult-custodial-rules/ac-rules/ac-rule-15.pdf
  15. ↑ https://www.correctiveservices.wa.gov.au/careers/opportunities/esg.aspx
  16. ↑ http://www.watoday.com.au/wa-news/armourpiercing-bullets-ordered-for-wa-prisons-20090906-fazx
  17. ↑ http://www.abc.net.au/news/2011-04-11/elite-prison-unit-disputes-evidence-over-tasered/2619336
  18. ↑ http://www.madman.com.au/images/screenshots/screenshot_1_12169.jpg
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  20. ↑ http://www.agencia.ac.gov.br/noticias/acre/batalhao-de-operacoes-especiais-conta-com-um-novo-quartel-e-canil
  21. ↑ http://www.pmdf.df.gov.br/bope
  22. ↑ http://www.pmdf.df.gov.br
  23. ↑ http://segurancapublica.net/?p=718
  24. ↑ http://www.seguranca.mt.gov.br/telefones.php?IDCategoria=3026
  25. ↑ http://www.3bpm.com.br/3bpm/policia?op=eJzLSS2Kz8svyUzOTCwGACB4BP0%3D&cnd=330
  26. ↑ http://www.mp.pi.gov.br/internet/attachments/Contatos%20-%20Pol%C3%ADcia%20Militar.doc
  27. ↑ http://www.pm.al.gov.br/bope/
  28. ↑ http://www.pm.rr.gov.br/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=28&Itemid=1 Polícia Militar de Roraima. Batalhão de Operações Especiais
  29. ↑ http://www.pm.rr.gov.br/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=86&Itemid=1 Polícia Militar de Roraima. PM reforça operação Fecha Quartel nesta quarta-feira
  30. ↑ http://www.bopesc.com.br/estrutura_organograma.php Página oficial do BOPE - PMSC
  31. ↑ http://tropasdeelite.5gbfree.com/Brasil-BOPE-PMERJ.html%7C3=tropasdeelite.5gbfree.com
  32. ↑ http://www.pm.rn.gov.br/Conteudo.asp?TRAN=ITEM&TARG=7997&ACT=null&PAGE=null&PARM=null&LBL=NOTÃ+CIA
  33. ↑ https://www.brigadamilitar.rs.gov.br/Site/Estrutura/Chcp/2boe.php.htm
  34. ↑ http://ciasbope.blogspot.ro
  35. ↑ http://tudoporsaopaulo1932.blogspot.com.br/2013/03/grupo-de-acoes-taticas-especiais-gate.html
  36. ↑ http://www.casodepolicia.com/2007/10/03/grupo-tatico-3-policia-civil-de-goias/
  37. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yysYq9nQ1DU&feature=related
  38. ↑ http://www.policiacivil.pr.gov.br/modules/conteudo/conteudo.php?conteudo=11
  39. ↑ http://www.policiacivil.pr.gov.br/modules/conteudo/conteudo.php?conteudo=12
  40. ↑ http://www.policiacivil.rj.gov.br Civil Police of Rio de Janeiro State official website
  41. ↑ http://www.pcdf.df.gov.br/pgPrincipal.aspx Portal oficial da Polícia Civil do DF
  42. ↑ http://www.policiacivil.pe.gov.br/index.php/estrutura.html
  43. ↑ (en) « Fiji’s military disbands Police Tactical Response Unit », Radio New Zealand International,‎ (lire en ligne)
  44. ↑ Fiji Times: New police unit to replace response squad http://www.fijitimes.com/story.aspx?ref=archive&id=57138
  45. ↑ New life for elite police unit http://www.fijitimes.com/story.aspx?id=57183
  46. ↑ http://police.ge/en/ministry/structure-and-offices/counterterrorist-center
  47. ↑ a et b http://police.ge/en/ministry/structure-and-offices
  48. ↑ http://police.ge/en/ministry/structure-and-offices/emergency-situations-management-department
  49. ↑ http://police.ge/en/ministry/structure-and-offices
  50. ↑ (en) Julian Borger, « Russia and Georgia clash over uranium | World news », The Guardian, London,‎ (lire en ligne)
  51. ↑ a et b Indo Asian News Service, « In Gurdaspur, SWAT does Punjab Police proud », sur Yahoo News India, (consulté le ) Erreur de référence : Balise <ref> incorrecte : le nom « Service 2015 » est défini plusieurs fois avec des contenus différents.
  52. ↑ « Delhi gets SWAT commandos », sur http://www.hindustantimes.com/, (consulté le )
  53. ↑ Sakshita Khosla, « Gurdaspur attacks: Jammu and Kashmir SWAT team reaches attack site », sur India.com, (consulté le )
  54. ↑ http://www.pnp.gov.ph/SAF/history.html
  55. ↑ a et b http://www.businessinsider.com/russian-zaslon-special-operations-2013-5
  56. ↑ Zaslon SVR RF operatives foto
  57. ↑ http://blogs.blouinnews.com/blouinbeatpolitics/2013/05/10/special-force-deployment-to-syria-may-signal-moscows-doubts/
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  59. ↑ « ОСН "Факел" УФСИН России по Московской области принял участие в Международной выставке "Интерполитех-2013" », Federal Penal Service (consulté le )
  60. ↑ « Отдел специального назначения "Россы" ГУФСИН России по Свердловской области отпраздновал 21-ю годовщину со дня создания », The Federal Penal Service (consulté le )
  61. ↑ « В ОСН(б) "Акула" УФСИН России по Краснодарскому краю прошли испытания на право ношения крапового берета », FPS of Russia, Krasnodar Territory (consulté le )
  62. ↑ « Офицеры ОСН АЙСБЕРГ - Официальный сайт Филиала "Красная Поляна" Южного межрегионального учебного центра ФСИН России » (consulté le )
  63. ↑ « Отдел специального назначения "Гюрза" УФСИН России по Республике Калмыкия отметил 20-ти летие », FPS of Russia, Republic of Kalmykia (consulté le )
  64. ↑ « ОСН ГУФСИН России по Новосибирской области "Корсар" исполнилось 20 лет », Federal Penal Service (consulté le )
  65. ↑ « Сотрудники ОСН "Росомаха" УФСИН Росси по Ямало-Ненецкому автономному округу признаны победителями регионального чемпионата по рукопашному бою », Federal Penal Service (consulté le )
  66. ↑ « В ОСН "Сокол" УФСИН России по Белгородской области прошёл День открытых дверей », FPS of Russia, Belgorod region (consulté le )
  67. ↑ « ОСН "Сатурн" Официальный сайт », OSN "Saturn", Federal Penitentiary Service of Russia in Moscow (consulté le )
  68. ↑ ru:Ястреб (спецподразделение)
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  70. ↑ « Страница памяти. Отдел специального назначения "ГРИФ" », OSN "Grif" memorial page (consulté le )
  71. ↑ « Из Чечни вернулся липецкий отряд спецназа "Титан" », Gorod48.ru (consulté le )
  72. ↑ « Вестник Мордовии: Бойцы спецназа "Гепард" сразились за краповый берет (фоторепортаж) », The Mordovian Bulletin (consulté le )
  73. ↑ (en) Richard Sakwa, Russian Politics and Society, 4th, p. 98
  74. ↑ http://tuoitre.vn/tin/phap-luat/20080403/nhiem-vu-cua-canh-sat-dac-nhiem/250855.html
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