Sergeant (police)

Representative Police Ranks
P8b » Commissioner / Interior Minister
P8a » Deputy Commissioner / Deputy Interior Minister
P7b » Chief / Marshal
P7a » Deputy Chief / Deputy Marshal
P6b » Commander or Chief Superintendant
P6a » Deputy Commander or Superintendant
P5 » Captain or Chief Inspector
P4 » Lieutenant or Inspector / Detective Lieutenant
P3b » Station Sergeant or Detective Sergeant
P3a » Sergeant
P2 » Corporal (Sr. Patrolman/Constable/Trooper) or Detective
P1 » Officer (Patrolman/Constable/Trooper)
P0 » Police Cadet
n.b. Every Police Force uses a different structure

The rank of Sergeant is typically the rank between Corporal and Lieutenant

• For other uses see Sergeant

Description (Specifications)

The rank of Sergeant is, in some forces split into various sub-ranks e.g. Station Sergeant (the most senior Sergeant in the police station).

The rank of Sergeant will often , within the uniformed branch of a Police Force, be prefixed by the role within a station that is being undertaken. e.g. Custody Sergeant; Desk Sergeant, Detective Sergeant, etc.

History & Background (Dossier)

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• Bryan Steele. Agent (Mongoose Publishing, 2009), 5,11.
• . "Star Cops!." Dragon Magazine 113 (1986): 88.
• Collated by: BackworldTraveller