Danska policija može računati na pomoć posebnog djela domobranstva (rezerve). Policijske jedinice  rezervista broje četrdeset i sedam četa, koje vode profesionalni policajci. Pripadnici ovih jedinica regrutiraju se na dobrovoljnoj osnovi i koristi ih se uglavnom za reguliranje i kontrolu prometa na raznim festivalima, u potragama za žrtvama zločina, pretraživanjima terena te čuvanju (straža) objekata. Nikada ih se ne koristi  u direktnim "sukobima" sa civilima (kao što je kontrola nereda ili privođenja itd...). Ove su čete dio vojne rezerve. Nose regularne vojne radne (maskirne) uniforme, zelene beretke i žute prsluke sa natpisom "POLITI HJEMMEVÆRNET" "Rezervni policajci". Sve svoje zadatke uvijek obavljaju uz nadzor civilne policije.

      The Danish police can call for assistance from a section of the Danish home guard: the police home guard. The police home guard consists of 47 companies, each led by professional police officers. The volunteers are mainly used for traffic control at festivals, searches for victims and guarding community installations and are never used in tasks involving direct confrontation with civilians (riot control or planned arrests). These companies are part of the Army Home Guard. They wear branch-common daily battle dress uniforms, green berets and bright yellow vests with the text "POLITI HJEMMEVÆRNET" (POLICE HOME GUARD). Members of the police home guard have slightly more legal authority than regular citizens when the service they provide calls for it, but they are always under the supervision of the civilian police.