Royal Narcotics Police

Royal Narcotics Police
	Királyi Kábítószerellenes Rendőrség;
	File:TBA.png Seal of the RNP
	File:TBA.png Flag of the RNP
Agency overview
Formed	May 7, 1917; 106 years ago
Preceding	Prohibited Substance Enforcement;
Headquarters	Mejetet, Granzery
Employees	2,140
Annual budget	Classified
Minister responsible	Patrik Szolomon, Prosecutor-General;
Agency executive	Bonifác Deszo, Chief of Operations;
Parent department	Ministry of Justice

The Royal Narcotics Police (Granzerian: Királyi Kábítószerellenes Rendőrség), abbreviated as RNP or KKR in Granzerian, is a narcotics enforcement agency responsible for enforcing the laws pertaining to prohibited substance possession, distribution and manufacture. The RNPs duties also include the prohibition of other illegal contraband including but not limited to alcohol, tobacco and firearms.

The Royal Narcotics Police was originally formed in 1917 under the name, Federal Narcotics Police. During the rule of the Democratic Republic of Granzery, the Federal Narcotics Police was incorporated into the policing bureau of the, National Intelligence Committee, the People's Police Commission.

Formation[edit]

Equipment[edit]

Most of the RNP's equipment comes from the arsenal of the Granzerian Royal Defence Force.

Infantry weapons[edit]

Name	Origin	Type	Cartridge	Note
FÉMC UHF	Granzery	Assault Carbine	5.5×48mm	Limited service.
FÉMC AK72	Granzery	Assault Rifle	7.62×39mm	Limited service.
G56K	Granzery	Submachine gun	9×19mm	Primary weapon used by the Narcotics Police
MP5	Chilokver	Submachine gun	9×19mm
SP 3M	Template:Country data Volgaria	Shotgun	12 Gauge
MP 98M	Granzery	Sniper Rifle	7.35×56mm

Vehicles[edit]

The RNP uses a highly limited number of armoured vehicles, consisting of twelve SpKFz 390M Griffmadár Armoured security vehicles.

In addition to these armoured vehicles, the FNP utilizes a far greater number of unarmoured military vehicles, including over sixty lightly armoured Csába 270M G four-wheel drives, and twenty-nine Csába LH4127 trucks.