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Službeno osnovana 2002. godine od strane Ujedinjenih Naroda, i to prije
proglašenja nezavisnosti, ova policija svoje korijene ima u 2000.
godini, kada je UNTAET (Prelazna administracija UN-a za Istočni Timor)
prikupila kandidate i počela sa njihovom obukom. Od 10.08.2001. počinju
raditi zajedno sa Civilnom policijom UN-a. Nekoliko puta mijenjaju ime
(Policijska služba Istočnog Timora, pa Policijska služba Timor-Leste) da
bi sadašnji službeni naziv bio: Nacionalna policija Timor-Leste PNTL.
20.05.2002. proglašenjem nezavisnosti CivPol predaje sve ovlasti ovoj
policijskoj službi. Pripadnici UN-ove misije sada služe kao treneri i
učitelji PNTL-a. |
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Postoje i tri specijalne jedinice unutar PNTL-a, Rezervna jedinica
policije (bivša Jedinica za brze reakcije), Granična policija i Posebna
interventna jediica UIR, ustrojena po modelu Portugalsk nacionalne
republikanske garde, koja je služila na Istočnom Timoru prije
proglašenja nezavisnosti zemljeu 2002. godini. |
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Establishing in May 2002 by the United Nations
before sovereignty was passed to the new state with a mandate to provide
security and maintain law and order throughout the country, enable the
rapid development of a credible, professional and impartial police
service. Recruitment drives were conducted in early 2000 and basic
training commenced on March 27, 2000, under the auspices of the United
Nations Transitional Administration in East Timor (UNTAET).
On August 10, 2001, the East Timor Police Service was officially
established, working alongside CivPol. It later changed its name to the
Timor-Leste Police Service, before finally adopting its current title of
the Policia Nacional de Timor-Leste (PNTL). It was not until
independence, on May 20, 2002, that an agreement was signed outlining
the terms and timetable of the handing over of full policing duties from
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The PNTL finally assumed responsibility for the
whole country on December 10, 2003. There are at least three special
units within the PNTL, the Police Reserve Unit, formerly the Rapid
Deployment Service, the Border Patrol Unit, and the Rapid Intervention
Unit or UIR, modelled after the Portuguese National Republican Guard
riot police, which served in East Timor before its independence in 2002. |
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