Dose your nation have a secret police?

[The United Soviet Socialist Republic]

Yes it does, the KPF(King's Protection Force) is actively used by the King family to subjegate and murder any political opposistion. Masses murdered in secret by the KPF includes the following...

Atheists
Democracy Supporters
Anti Monarchists
Anti Governement Supporters
Capitalists
Facists
Liberals
Age Discrimination Supporters
Anti Soviet
Pro Enemy

All of which are routinely arrested and murdered in 7 different execution types and many undergo torture throughout 13 different types. The KPF also serves as an itellegance agency, used against normal criminals, is the personal bodyguard of the King family,and is a special division in the military. The KPF has no restrictions whatsoever on what it can and can not do in its operations.

[Winslavia]

The Pings And The Jaypegz

[Equinia]

We never had a secret police. That would go against the will of our populace as well as our core values of harmony and tolerance.

[Teddy Bear Republic]

The TBRE does not have a secret police, as the government exists to serve the people.

[Western Visayas and Palawan]

Oh, no. We leave KGB-esque activities to governments that seek to assume direct control over their people.

[Bakhara]

We don't have a secret police.

[Europe and Asia]

KVB, or Committee for Internal Security. Oh yes, we are more evil than the KGB and the MSS combined. Also, since you read this, your device shall blow up in 3, 2, 1, bye bye.

[Austrea]

Thats classified by order of Die Fuhrer of Austrea. But we can give you a preview

Here dont run into these guys these guys are the Royal Guard of our Secret Police



Thats all we're telling any of you



Heil Fuhrer

[Grand Britannia]

Public Security and Intelligence Command, Guardian Corps.

They just work under our regular police PSICOM.

[Regiria]

We can neither confirm nor deny the existence of a secret police in our nation.

[Sagatagan]

We have a Counter-Insurgency Task Force at the confederal level that is tasked almost solely with breaking up the remnants of the Falangists and other loyalist forces. They operate entirely undercover. Other police can be authorized to operate undercover, but it is exceedingly rare. No political repression apparatus such as a full-time secret police exist. Police officers are clearly marked and subject to community review and accountability. We had an extensive and brutal secret police network under the monarchy, and one of the famous moments in the revolution was the capturing of their central offices during the battle of Avon. Many documents had been shredded, but numerous identities were nonetheless revealed and quickly made their way into the underground press. The revolutionary forces made little attempt to apprehend and capture these agents- civilian lynch mobs did most of that.

[Thurask]

No, we don't.

[Constaniana]

Oh goody, I always love a good gravedig

[Seaponies]

The Suede Denim Secret Police. They go around kidnapping uncool relatives.

Say "hi" to President Jerry Brown for us.

We don't have secret police. Actually, we don't have un-secret police either.

[Ruridova]

There is no secret police in Ruridova.

[Abatael]

Yes.

[Gernonai]

Nooooooo........

[Phing Phong]

No, but we have the Espionage and Security Services which are our intelligence service, and a branch of the Armed Forces.

[Constaniana]

Anyone else wonder how long it's going to take for the moderators to notice this gravedig?

[Rubrum Natio]

Well it wouldn't be such a secret if we told you now would it? Assuming we did have one.

[Crogach]

We don't have a secret police in the conventional sense. Local, state, and federal police officers may engage in undercover operations, but officers are still bound by the entirety of the legal code applicable in the regions where they operate and are held fully accountable for any actions outside (or right up against) the boundaries of legality. We also have a fairly comprehensive international intelligence apparatus, both civilian and military, which includes actual espionage and on occasion direct action against sapient beings. This apparatus may not, however, conduct covert operations on our soil. Furthermore, should Crogacean citizens wind up in their crosshairs during the course of an authorized operation on foreign soil they are required to take the following actions:

1) Find a judge and obtain an arrest warrant before attempting to detain any Crogacean citizens.
2) Turn over all such citizens to the appropriate branch of the overt police force for charging and trial
3) If detention is not a practical solution, then amass the appropriate evidence and try the aforementioned citizen(s) in absentia prior to any sort of takedown. The trial in question would still have a judge, jury, defense, and prosecution, but all parties would be sworn to secrecy until the operation is complete or the information is declassified, whichever comes first.

Detention of citizens is subject to strict regulation; those who are arrested must be read their right to remain silent and right to attorney on arrest, must be charged within 24 hours of arrest, must be permitted two phone calls (one for arranging for counsel, the other to be used as the arrestee wishes) within 24 hours of being charged, trials must be arranged within a reasonable time frame, interrogations are taped and the arrestee has the right to legal advice at such interrogations and the right of refusal to answer questions at his or her discretion, and all arrestees must go free on acquittal or expiration of sentence. Any detention in which the arrestee is not afforded the above protections is automatically considered illegal, and the arrestee may file charges of kidnapping against the detaining officer(s) in the event of illegal detention.

[Namor]

The Namorese Intelligence Agency would rather keep this information a secret.

[Free Anvilania]

Anvilania has a secret police of two members, which drops conveniently-placed anvils on political criminals.

[Luziyca]

Classified.

[Kel-Elysia]

The Imperial Inquisition, which is basically the Imperial equivalent of the NKVD or Gestapo, serves as the Imperium's (not-so-secret) secret police force, operating throughout the Imperium to remove external threats such as spies and sleeper cells and internal threats such as dissidents and underground rebels. The Inquisition is divided into three parts. The first part is the Militant Branch, which is responsible for the act of actually eliminating threats and consists of the Inquisition's special brand of Stormtroopers. At times, the Militant Branch operates in support of regular Imperial military units, and wield a variety of foreign-made and domestic weaponry. The second part is the Investigative Branch, which is responsible for identifying threats, investigating them and paving the way for the Militant Branch to destroy the threat with surgical precision. The third part is the Internment Branch, which is responsible for maintaining and operating the Imperium's death camps and also consists of Inquisitorial Stormtroopers. The death camps are the final destination for dissidents, POWs, and those who are designated as racially inferior to proper East Asians.

Uniforms

A team of Stormtroopers prepare to breach a suspected African hideout in downtown Seoul.

The black trench coat that is the only standard part of the uniform of an Inquisitor or non-Militant/Internment branch agent. The trench coat may be worn with regular civilian clothing and removed during extremely hot weather.