Royal Wilden Constabulary
History
The Royal Wilden Constabulary was founded as the Wilden Federal Police in July of 2018 by Attorney General Zachary Lander, with the first constables commencing duty on the 6th of August in the same year. By the 1st of October 2023, the body of Constables was renamed to become with Metropolitan Police Service. With the appointment of Sir Anthony Stamp as Commissioner of Police on the 22nd of March 2020, the service became the Royal Wilden Constabulary.
Governance
Organisation and Structure
Ranks
Insignia
The Royal Wilden Constabulary utilises standard para-military rank insignia for it's full time officers. There are 4 senior officer grades, 4 junior office grades and 2 other rank grades. All officers possess a unique ID number and members at the rank of Constable and Sergeant display their collar numbers on their shoulders, this consists of their unit code and either three or two digits respectively.
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| Rank | Commissioner | Deputy commissioner | Assistant commissioner | Commander | Chief superintendent | Superintendent | Chief inspector | Inspector | Sergeant | Constable |
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