Yankee2
3rd July 2012 |
This data is not working today (there are no data displayed), but what I really want to see, anyway, is crimes BY police. I think that most people would be surprised to learn that police may commit MUCH more crime than the population at large... (however it is also true, and certainly true in the US, that such crimes are not charged or prosecuted, which will compromise the statistic badly). |
hi
13th October 2011 |
2012 pleas |
Irving
30th July 2011 |
Hi,
Need to know if you have the recommendation of the UN, how many cops per citizen should have every country and the link thanks
Irving |
Kevin Walsh
15th May 2011 |
Thse statistics are meaningless as some countries have several types of Police force. For example, France has the Police Nationale (the number cited above), but they also have the Gendarmerie (c. 1000,000), plus the Police Municpale. The UK has one type of force. |
Luis from México
16th December 2010 |
I need information from 2010, someone will have?
Thanks |
khan
31st October 2010 |
Is there is not detail about of pakistan, I want to knows about pakistn
Regards |
mark habo student
20th June 2010 |
i thought these figures were astonishing to see that america crime rate was so high compared to uk and that means its all down to guns.Guns are over rated for many parts of the world everyone wants them but seeing the figures makes me not want to have one. |
Vinay
24th April 2010 |
Why we(INDIA) r employed so many policemen ??..just to increase corruption & rape |
wtf
24th June 2009 |
how is there a country with just 73? |
Chu Chunga
20th April 2009 |
I think these stats are very accurate, keep up the good work! |
Zac (Germany)
16th June 2008 |
Maybe it would make more sense to have a table of policemen per inhabitants.
Of course India has a lot of policemen. It is a huge country. |
bahadir
1st November 2005 |
this list and others are not actual,you can be deceived if you use them |
Jason V
2nd October 2005 |
I am searching for the safest country in the world to write a comparative paper on. Any suggestions? |
Kaiser Soze
17th September 2005 |
Anik!
Police and detectives held about 840,000 jobs in 2002. About 81 percent were employed by local governments. State police agencies employed about 11 percent and various Federal agencies employed about 6 percent. A small proportion worked for educational services, rail transportation, and contract investigation and security services.
Source: U.S. Department of Labor |
Ganesh .R
29th June 2005 |
Hi Akshay
Police reforms? No matter what is done, the police are highly corrupted and it's very difficult to control 100 Million people. |
Akshay
14th June 2005 |
Whoops, India has the largest police force in the world AND the largest number of acquittals?! Shows how *urgently* we need police reforms in the country. |
aaron
9th March 2005 |
top 50? huh theres only 48 listed!!! |
Bruce W. Krafft
3rd December 2004 |
United States: Compare: Crime: Police
Does not exist |
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