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The Coimbatore City Traffic Police is one of the many police divisions in India that uses handheld GPRS-enabled devices to catch offenders and criminals. [9] Coimbatore is the second city in Tamil Nadu after Chennai to be link to the State Government's Crime and Criminal Tracking Networking System. [10]
The Coimbatore Rural District police is headquartered at Coimbatore headed by Superintendent of police (India). The Coimbatore City Police is headed by a Commissioner of Police in the rank of Inspector General Of Police and is independent of the district police. The district central prison is located in Coimbatore.
The Coimbatore City Police is headed by a Commissioner of Police and there are 18 police stations in the city. [60] Coimbatore was ranked amongst the top three safest cities in India according to National Crime Records Bureau report in 2023. [61] A large part of the Coimbatore urban agglomeration falls outside the municipal corporation limits. [62]
There are 18 police stations in Coimbatore City, numbered B - 1 to B - 15 [15] along with three "All-Women" Police stations. [16] The CCP has three wings: traffic, law and order, and crime. Each of these wings comes under four zones: North, South, East and West. [16] The District Court is the highest court of appeal in Coimbatore.
The Hyderabad City Police commissionerate since 1847 AD, established in the erstwhile Hyderabad State by the Nizams is the oldest police commissionerate in India. [ 3 ] [ 4 ] The British India government brought the CP system first to Kolkata and Chennai in 1856, and followed it in Mumbai in 1864.
Sulur is a town located in the Coimbatore district of Tamil Nadu, India. It is a suburb of Coimbatore.It is the headquarters of Sulur Taluk of Coimbatore district.There are many market places and many big retail and wholesale shops are available and also taluk office, police station, and a famous RVS institutions consisting of medical college, arts college is there in Sulur.
Stepping in as the Commissioner of Police of Coimbatore City in the immediate aftermath of the serial blasts, K. Radhakrishnan insulated the police force involved in the arrests from the intervention of political parties, by forming a 50-member arrest team, which worked only with the Special Investigation Team in the probe. 167 militants ...
Similarly, the Coimbatore City Police took a group of people in Coimbatore into preventive custody for celebrating Kasab's execution. [116] K. Unnikrishnan, father of Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan, said though the execution was necessary, it was not something to "rejoice over" and that the ensuing celebrations were "foolishness." [117]