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Security Police are the special officers employed by governmental organizations used to protect their facilities, properties, personnel, users and visitors from harm and who enforce federal laws and administrative regulations. These security police are usually endowed with full police powers of crime prevention, law enforcement and investigation within their jurisdictions. Examples are the Federal Protective Service, the Veterans Affairs Police and Security Service, and the Federal Air Marshal Service. Some of these services may have concurrent jurisdiction with civil police agencies, such as the United States Park Police and the National Zoological Park Police.

The United States Air Force Security police (SPs) are the Military police of the Air Force.

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