What are the ranks of the metropolitan police?

Answer 1

Constable....detective constable sergeant....detective sergeant inspector....detective inspector chief inspector....detective chief inspector superintendent....detective superintendent chief superintendent....detective chief superintendent commander deputy assistant commissioner assistant commissioner deputy commissioner commissioner

Answer 2

Most all uniformed law enforcement agencies are established along semi-military or paramilitary command structures. It's difficult to give a general description of police ranks because many departments and agencies refer to them somewhat differently. (e.g.: the lowest rank can be called many things: officer/patrolman/private/deputy/trooper - the next higher rank might be called: master patrolman/private first class/senior trooper. The next higher rank is usually universally called: corporal. The next higher is universally referred to as: sergeant. Then comes the 'command' ranks: lieutenant - captain - major - deputy chief - assistant chief/chief deputy - chief of police/sheriff. Some departments (oftentimes due to 'tradition") call some of the command ranks by different names (i.e.: inspector instead of major-colonel instead of deputy or assistant chief). In Investigative Divisions (again dpending on the size of the department) the ranks might be: plainclothesman - investigator - detective (grades I, II, III).

Answer 3

1-cadet 2-4th class constable 3-3rd class constable 4-2nd class constable 5-1st class constable 6-sergeant 7-staff sergeant 8-inspector 9-superintendent 10-deputy chief of police 11-chief of police These are the ranks for most municipal police agencies.