As a Police Officer, you will need to master following:

• first response

More generally, a police officer is also versed in:

• apply first response
• comply with legal regulations
• comply with the principles of self-defence
• detain offenders
• ensure compliance with types of weapons
• ensure law application
• handle case evidence
• identify security threats
• instruct public
• law enforcement
• legal use-of-force
• patrol areas
• road traffic laws
• use different communication channels

It also helps to know the following:

• analyse road traffic patterns
• anticipate foreseeable problems on the road
• assess railway operations
• check diving equipment
• conduct drug abuse tests
• ensure public safety and security
• investigate forgery cases
• investigate road accidents
• issue fines
• perform drug investigations
• physical characteristics of railways
• provide care for horses
• safe horseback riding principles
• train animals for professional purposes
• analyse legal evidence
• apply knowledge of human behaviour
• check official documents
• conduct frisk
• control crowd
• diving operation requirements
• educate public on road safety
• examine crime scenes
• execute working instructions
• hear witness accounts
• illegal substances
• investigation research methods
• maintain diving equipment
• maintain order at scenes of accidents
• manage major incidents
• manage theft prevention
• perform underwater investigations
• practice vigilance
• present evidence
• railway law
• regulate traffic
• respond to enquiries
• restrain individuals
• ride horses
• use personal protection equipment
• write situation reports