#police

• Aga — An honorary or administrative title granted in the Ottoman Empire to military commanders or heads of institutions; in the Romanian Principalities (Moldavia and Wallachia), the term designated the boyar responsible for leading the 'agia' (the capital's guard and police force), holding important administrative and judicial duties under the ruler's direct authority.
• Old form of agie — An archaic, altered, or regional form of the noun 'agie', used in the past in vernacular speech uncalibrated administratively; it denotes the medieval police institution in the Romanian Principalities, led by the aga, or its physical structural headquarters, where capital guarding and criminal arrests were handled.
• Agie — An administrative and police institution in the Romanian Principalities (Wallachia and Moldavia), active during the medieval and early modern periods, strictly tasked with maintaining public order, city guarding, crime prevention, and market control. By extension, the term denotes the headquarters of this authority, the office or dignity of an 'agă', and the body of guards operating under his direct command.
• Investigator — An official person (prosecutor, judicial police officer, or inspector) authorized by law to conduct research, gather evidence, and question witnesses and suspects to elucidate an offense or a litigious situation. In an extended sense, the term also designates a journalist or specialist conducting independent investigations.
• Anti-Camorra — Fighting against the Italian criminal organization Camorra; a set of legislative measures, police structures, judicial actions, or civic movements designed to combat and dismantle the Neapolitan mafia. As a noun, the term can denote a specialized structure of magistrates or a social coalition united to eradicate the influence of mafia clans.
• Anti-gang — Fighting against organized gangs of criminals, street banditry, organized crime, or cartels; a specialized police structure tasked with neutralizing violent criminal networks. As a noun, it designates an elite tactical intervention brigade or task force created to dismantle mafia groups.
• To arrest — To legally deprive a person of liberty through apprehension or incarceration, based on a warrant or an order issued by a competent judicial authority. In a structural procedural sense, the action marks the transition of a suspect from a state of liberty to a regime of pretrial detention or sentence execution, governed by strict criminal law rules designed to guarantee fundamental rights protection.
• Special-purpose vehicle — A high-powered motor vehicle, structurally built, bodied, and equipped with specific apparatus, tools, substances, or technical systems, intended for executing special missions or emergency interventions. It is widely used to denote fire engines, extrication trucks, gendarmerie or police vehicles, or mobile technical intervention laboratories.