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Polizei Brandenburg
Agency overview
Employees	8,000+ (2020) [1]
Jurisdictional structure
Operations jurisdiction	Germany
Location of Brandenburg shown in Germany
Size	29,476 km2 [2]
Population	2.5 million [2]
Governing body	Ministry of the Interior and Local Affairs
General nature	Local civilian police
Operational structure
Headquarters	Potsdam, Brandenburg
Agency executive	Oliver Stepien (Chief of Police) [3], Polizeipräsident
Website
Official website

The Brandenburg police is the German Landespolizei force for the German state of Brandenburg.

Organisationedit

Under the Police Headquarters there are four regional headquarters (North, East, South, West), as well as the State Office of Criminal Investigation and the Directorate of Special Services. The four police directorates report to 16 police inspectorates, 9 water police stations and 5 motorway police stations. The 16 police inspectorates are divided into the headquarters of the police inspectorate and a further 33 police stations.

The police headquarters is headed by Oliver Stepien (Polizeipräsident) as police president.

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