Keskusrikospoliisi
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| National Bureau of Investigation | |
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| Keskusrikospoliisi Centralkriminalpolisen |
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| Formed | 1955 |
| Jurisdiction | Republic of Finland |
| Headquarters | Jokiniemenkuja 4, Vantaa |
| Employees | about 700 |
| Minister responsible | Päivi Räsänen, Interior Minister |
| Agency executive | Rauno Ranta, Director-general |
| Parent agency | National Police Board |
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| www.keskusrikospoliisi.fi | |
Keskusrikospoliisi (Swedish: Centralkriminalpolisen, English: National Bureau of Investigation) located in the city of Vantaa is a division of Finland's national police. Literally Keskusrikospoliisi/Centralkriminalpolisen would be translated as "Central Criminal Police", which might be a more descriptive name for the entity, as its primary mission is to fight against international, organized, professional, economic and other serious crime, and it functions as a nation-wide unit.
[edit] External links
- (English) Official website
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