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'''Military Police''' ({{lang-lt|Karo policija}}) is a ] operating within the ] system of the Republic of ] and is a part of the ]. Military Police are directly subordinate to the ] of the Republic of Lithuania. Main tasks of Military Police include preventing of crimes and other breaches of ]s, investigating and disclosing offences, enforcing law and order in military territories and in the ] and ensuring the security of military traffic.
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The '''Lithuanian Military Police''' ({{langx|lt|Lietuvos karo policija}}) is a ] operating within the ] system of the Republic of ] and is a part of the ]. Military Police are directly subordinate to the ] of the Republic of Lithuania. Main tasks of Military Police include preventing of crimes and other breaches of legal acts, investigating and disclosing offences, enforcing law and order in military territories and in the ] and ensuring the security of military traffic.


== History == == History ==
15 March 1919 is the date of establishment of the Military Police of the Lithuanian Armed Forces, when the Kaunas Military Commandant organized a company of Kaunas militia with the purpose of which was to help maintain order in the city and the county. On 15 March 1919, Jonas Jočys, an officer, was appointed Commander of the Company, and Jonas Šalkauskas, his assistant. There were 60 soldiers assigned to the Military Field Military Company. The Military Police of the Lithuanian Armed Forces was reestablished in 22 October 1998. On 22 October 1998 in the ] the Military Police Law of the Lithuanian Armed Forces was adopted which served as a basis for the establishment of ]. In 1999 ] ] was appointed as Commander of Military Police. In 2000 ] and ] ]s were established, and a year later, the ] Garrison was formed. In 2005, ] Garrison was also established. In 2004 ] ] was appointed as Commander of Military Police. On 22 October 2004, Military Police colours were adopted.
On ] ] in the ] the Military Police Law of the Lithuanian Armed Forces was adopted which served as a basis for the establishment of ].<br />
In ] ] ] was appointed as Commander of Military Police.<br />
In ] ] and ] ]s were established, in ] - ] Garrison, in ] - ] Garrison were established.<br />
In ] ] ] was appointed as Commander of Military Police.<br />
On ] ] Military Police colours were adopted.


== Mission == == Mission ==
The Military Police Law outlines the Military Police's competence, functions and tasks as well as organizational procedures, rights and responsibilities of military policemen and relationship with other ]. Functions of Military Police include: The Military Police Law outlines the Military Police's competence, functions and tasks as well as organizational procedures, rights and responsibilities of military policemen and relationship with other ]. Functions of Military Police include:
*Implementation of measures to prevent crimes and other breaches of legal acts; *Implementation of measures to prevent crimes and other breaches of legal acts;
*Recording and control of crimes and other violations of legal acts; *Recording and control of crimes and other violations of legal acts;
*Investigation of committed crimes and other breaches of legal acts. *Investigation of committed crimes and other breaches of legal acts.
Keeping with procedures outlined in ] Military Police carries out search of ]s suspected or accused in crimes and violations of other legal acts, deserted or missing soldiers as well as pretrial investigations in cases that are in the competence of Military Police under the legislation on penal process, in cases stipulated in legislation, carries out the orders of ]s, ]s, judges and courts. Military Police maintains ] and order by patrolling, security of military transport, escorting of military transport ]s, as well as guarding of key military objects, guardhouses.<ref></ref> Keeping with procedures outlined in ] Military Police carries out search of ]s suspected or accused in crimes and violations of other legal acts, deserted or missing soldiers as well as pretrial investigations in cases that are in the competence of Military Police under the legislation on penal process, in cases stipulated in legislation, carries out the orders of ]s, ]s, judges and courts. Military Police maintains ] and order by patrolling, security of military transport, escorting of military transport ]s, as well as guarding of key military objects, guardhouses.<ref></ref>]Military policemen participate in multinational operations and exercises. They already participated in international missions in ], missions in ], multinational exercises ], ], ], ], ], where they maintained security of ] and public order. Any person serving in the National Defence System or having served in the ], after passing an established selection process can be accepted to Military Police.]
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Military policemen participate in ] operations and exercises. They already participated in international missions in ], missions in ], multinational exercises ], ], ], ], ], where they maintained security of ] and public order. Any person serving in the National Defence System or having served in the ], after passing an established selection process can be accepted to Military Police.

== Units == == Units ==
Military Police carries out its functions in accordance with ] of the Republic of Lithuania: Military Police carries out its functions in accordance with ] of the Republic of Lithuania:
*Military Police Staff; *'''Military Police Staff;'''
*'''Pre-trial investigation;'''
*'''Vilnius Garrison''' - responsibilities include ] and ] districts; *'''Vilnius Garrison''' - responsibilities include ] and ] districts;
*'''Kaunas Garrison''' - responsibilities include ], ] and ] districts; *'''Kaunas Garrison''' - responsibilities include ], ] and ] districts;
*'''Klaipėda Garrison''' - responsibilities include ], ] and ] districts; *'''Klaipėda Garrison''' - responsibilities include ], ] and ] districts;
*'''Šiauliai Garrison''' - responsibilities include ] and ] districts. *'''Šiauliai Garrison''' - responsibilities include ] and ] districts.
Other Units:
*Control group;
*HQ;
*Currier section;
*Support units.


==References== ==References==
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Military law enforcement agency of the Republic of Lithuania
Lithuanian Military Police
Lietuvos karo policija
Insignia
Active1919–1940, 1998–present
Country Lithuania
BranchMilitary police
TypeAgency
RoleLaw-enforcement
Part ofLithuanian Armed Forces
Garrison/HQVilnius
WebsiteLink
Commanders
Current
commander
Lieutenant Colonel Laimas Baliūnas
Chief of StaffMajor Darius Bartaševičius
Command Sergeant MajorSenior Warrant Officer Arūnas Daublys
Insignia
Flag
Military unit
Flag of the Lithuanian Armed Forces
Lithuanian Armed Forces
Components
Administration
Personnel
Equipment
History
Lithuania portal

The Lithuanian Military Police (Lithuanian: Lietuvos karo policija) is a law enforcement agency operating within the national defence system of the Republic of Lithuania and is a part of the Lithuanian Armed Forces. Military Police are directly subordinate to the Chief of Defence of the Republic of Lithuania. Main tasks of Military Police include preventing of crimes and other breaches of legal acts, investigating and disclosing offences, enforcing law and order in military territories and in the armed forces and ensuring the security of military traffic.

History

15 March 1919 is the date of establishment of the Military Police of the Lithuanian Armed Forces, when the Kaunas Military Commandant organized a company of Kaunas militia with the purpose of which was to help maintain order in the city and the county. On 15 March 1919, Jonas Jočys, an officer, was appointed Commander of the Company, and Jonas Šalkauskas, his assistant. There were 60 soldiers assigned to the Military Field Military Company. The Military Police of the Lithuanian Armed Forces was reestablished in 22 October 1998. On 22 October 1998 in the Parliament of Lithuania the Military Police Law of the Lithuanian Armed Forces was adopted which served as a basis for the establishment of military police. In 1999 Major Dainius Janėnas was appointed as Commander of Military Police. In 2000 Vilnius and Kaunas Garrisons were established, and a year later, the Klaipėda Garrison was formed. In 2005, Šiauliai Garrison was also established. In 2004 Lt Col Sigitas Butkus was appointed as Commander of Military Police. On 22 October 2004, Military Police colours were adopted.

Mission

The Military Police Law outlines the Military Police's competence, functions and tasks as well as organizational procedures, rights and responsibilities of military policemen and relationship with other law enforcement institutions. Functions of Military Police include:

  • Implementation of measures to prevent crimes and other breaches of legal acts;
  • Recording and control of crimes and other violations of legal acts;
  • Investigation of committed crimes and other breaches of legal acts.

Keeping with procedures outlined in legislation Military Police carries out search of soldiers suspected or accused in crimes and violations of other legal acts, deserted or missing soldiers as well as pretrial investigations in cases that are in the competence of Military Police under the legislation on penal process, in cases stipulated in legislation, carries out the orders of interrogators, prosecutors, judges and courts. Military Police maintains military discipline and order by patrolling, security of military transport, escorting of military transport convoys, as well as guarding of key military objects, guardhouses.

Military Police officer in combat gear

Military policemen participate in multinational operations and exercises. They already participated in international missions in Bosnia and Herzegovina, missions in Iraq, multinational exercises Amber Hope, Baltic Challenge, Baltic Eagle, Strong Resolve, Rescuer-Medceur, where they maintained security of military transport and public order. Any person serving in the National Defence System or having served in the compulsory military service, after passing an established selection process can be accepted to Military Police.

Military Police car escorting the convoy

Units

Military Police carries out its functions in accordance with administrative division of the Republic of Lithuania:

References

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