Otprilike 11.000 Danskih policajaca služi u 12 policijskih distrikta, uključujući Grenland i Farske otoke. Uz njih, još radi i oko 3.000 drugih kao što su: tužitelji, administrativno osoblje i drugi, kao što su naprimjer službenici, logističari, profesori, kompjuteraši, auto mehaničari, puškari, novinari itd... Od 01. 01. 2007. su provedenom reformom 54 distrikta pregrupirana u sadašnjih 12. Nastojalo se modernizirati rad službi, osposobiti svaki distrikt za vršenje samostalnih istraga itd. Reformom će se stvoriti uvjeti za povećanje broja policajaca na ulici, što znači da će se građani osjećati sigurnije.

      There are approximately 11,000 police officials in Denmark. They serve with the Danish National Police, in Greenland, in the Faroe Islands and with the 12 police districts that cover the whole country. Altogether, there are approximately 14,000 employees in the police service where important functions are carried out by attorneys, administrative personnel and a series of other occupational groups such as clerical officers, service staff, academic staff, motor and weapons mechanics, IT personnel and journalists.  On 1 January 2007, a reform of the Danish police was initiated. It meant that 54 police districts were transformed into the present 12 districts. The objective was to achieve a more modern police service with sustainable police districts that on their own are able to carry out major investigations and provide large-scale emergency and support services. The reform will also imply over time that there will be more police officers in the street, which means that citizens will feel more secure.

Many, many thanks to Mr. Poul Eric Jellinge on his donation (more than 50 Danish police and military insignias!)