What does the Royal Canadian Mounted Police mean?

RCMP is the abbreviation of "Royal Canadian Mounted Police", which translates to "Royal Canadian Mounted Police".

Brief introduction of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police is the national law enforcement agency of the Canadian federal government. Founded in 1873, it was originally a police force responsible for protecting the security of Canada's western border.

Second, the responsibilities of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

1. Maintaining public order and safety: The Royal Canadian Mounted Police carries out the task of protecting communities and residents from violence and criminal activities nationwide.

2. Fight crime.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police investigates various crimes, such as drug crimes, terrorism, financial crimes and cyber crimes.

3. Maintain national security.

As a federal police force, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Force is mainly responsible for dealing with national security issues, such as espionage and terrorist activities.

4. Provide various police services.

The Royal Mounted Police provides various services for citizens, such as issuing passports, handling immigration affairs and performing search and rescue missions.

Conditions for joining the Royal Canadian Mounted Police:

1, Canadian nationality or permanent resident status.

2. The age is between 19 and 30 years old, and those with relevant experience can relax the age limit appropriately.

3. Complete high school education or above, and pass the official English writing, listening, reading and speaking tests. French speakers also need to pass the official French test when considering joining the Royal Mounted Police.

4. No criminal record, no record of violation of laws and regulations related to narcotic drugs or drugs.

5. Have the required arm strength, flexibility and endurance; Pass the physical fitness test.

6. Super-vision hearing test.

7. You need to have high social skills and be able to establish good communication and cooperation with the public.

8. Sensitive to the environment and able to work in extreme weather.