Law enforcement refers to the system and agencies responsible for enforcing laws, maintaining public order, and preventing, investigating, and addressing crimes. It typically encompasses a range of governmental bodies, including police departments, sheriff’s offices, federal agencies (like the FBI in the United States), and specialized enforcement units. The primary functions of law enforcement include patrolling communities, responding to emergency calls, conducting investigations, making arrests, and gathering evidence to uphold justice and ensure public safety. Law enforcement officers are trained to apply the law impartially, protect citizens’ rights, and ensure compliance with regulations and statutes, while also engaging with the community to foster trust and cooperation.
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