US State Police
Jeder der 50 US-Staaten unterhält seine eigene übergeordnete Polizeibehörde.
Die Bezeichnungen varieren von State Police über State Patrol und State Troopers bis hin zur
Highway Patrol (die nicht alleine für die Fernstrassen zuständig ist).
In Hawaii übernimmt die Aufgabe der State Police sogar das Sheriff Department.

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Alaska (AK)
State Trooper
Alabama (AL)
State Trooper
Arkansas (AR)
State Police
Arizona (AZ)
Dept. Public Safety
California (CA)
Highway Patrol
Colorado (CO)
State Patrol

Connecticut (CT)
State Police
Delaware (DE)
State Police
Florida (FL)
Highway Patrol
Georgia (GA)
State Patrol
Hawaii (HI)
Sheriffs Dept.

Iowa (IA)
State Patrol

Idaho (ID)
State Police
Illinois (IL)
State Police
Indiana (IN)
State Police
Kansas (KS)
Highway Patrol


Kentucky (KY)
State Police


Louisiana (LA)
State Police

Massachusetts (MA)
State Police
Maryland (MD)
State Police

Maine (ME)
State Police
Minnesota (MN)
State Patrol
Michigan (MI)
State Police
Missouri (MO)
Highway Patrol

Mississippi (MS)
Highway Patrol
Montana (MT)
Highway Patrol


North Carolina (NC)
Highway Patrol
North Dakota (ND)
Highway Patrol
Nebraska (NE)
State Police
New Hampshire (NH)
State Police

New Jersey (NJ)
State Police
New Mexico (NM)
State Police
Nevada (NV)
Highway Patrol
New York (NY)
State Police
Ohio (OH)
State HW Patrol
Oklahoma (OK)
Highway Patrol

Oregon (OR)
State Police
Pennsylvania (PA)
State Police Trooper
Rode Island (RI)
State Police
South Carolina (SC)
Highway Patrol
South Dakota (SD)
Highway Patrol
Texas (TX)
Highway Patrol

Tennessee (TN)
State Trooper


Utha (UT)
Highway Patrol


Virginia (VA)
State Police
Vermont (VT)
State Police
 

Washington (WA)
State Patrol
Wisconsin (WI)
State Patrol
   
West Virginia (WV)
State Police
Wyoming (WY)
Highway Patrol		    

 
District of Columbia
City of Washington		  
 

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