Police vocabulary words in English with their Pictures

• Police
• Officer
• Patrol
• Law
• Arrest
• Handcuffs
• Uniform
• Badge
• Suspect
• Evidence
• Witness
• Crime
• Jail
• Prison
• Squad
• Siren
• Duty
• Traffic
• Report
• Case

Police vocabulary words with their Pictures

• Police
  A group of people who protect others and stop crime.
  
• Officer
  A person who works in the police to keep people safe.
  
• Patrol
  When police move around an area to watch and protect it.
  
• Law
  A set of rules everyone must follow in a country.
  
• Arrest
  To catch someone and take them to the police station.
  
• Handcuffs
  Metal rings used to tie a person’s hands when arrested.
  
• Uniform
  Special clothes that police officers wear while on duty.
  
• Badge
  A small metal sign worn by police to show their job.
  
• Suspect
  A person who may have done something wrong.
  
• Evidence
  Information or objects that help prove a crime happened.
  
• Witness
  A person who saw or heard a crime happen.
  
• Crime
  An act that breaks the law and can be punished.
  
• Jail
  A place where people are kept for a short time after arrest.
  
• Prison
  A place where people stay for a long time after being punished.
  
• Squad
  A small group of police officers who work together.
  
• Siren
  A loud sound used by police cars to warn others.
  
• Duty
  The work or job police must do every day.
  
• Traffic
  The movement of cars and people on roads.
  
• Report
  A written or spoken record of an event or case.
  
• Case
  A situation or problem police work on to find the truth.
  

Police vocabulary words with their Pictures

Police related Vocabulary

• Investigation
• Detective
• Robbery
• Theft
• Assault
• Homicide
• Victim
• Justice
• Lawbreaker
• Warrant
• Backup
• Dispatch
• Emergency
• Interrogation
• Confession
• Parole
• Beat
• Precinct
• Station
• K-9

• Investigation
  A careful search to find out the truth about a crime.
  
• Detective
  A police officer who solves crimes by finding clues.
  
• Robbery
  Taking something from someone by using force or threat.
  
• Theft
  Taking someone’s things without their permission.
  
• Assault
  Hurting someone on purpose through physical attack.
  
• Homicide –
  The act of killing another person.
  
• Victim
  A person who is hurt or harmed by a crime.
  
• Justice
   Fair treatment and punishment under the law.
  
• Lawbreaker
  A person who does not follow the law.
  
• Warrant
  A paper from a judge that allows police to act legally.
  
• Backup
  Extra help called by police during a serious situation.
  
• Dispatch
   Sending police officers to a place where they are needed.
  
• Emergency
  A sudden, serious situation needing quick action.
  
• Interrogation
  Questioning someone to get information about a crime.
  
• Confession
  When a person says they did something wrong.
  
• Parole
  Letting a prisoner go free early under some rules.
  
• Beat
  The area a police officer regularly watches and protects.
  
• Precinct
  A part of a city with its own police office.
  
• Station
  The main building where police officers work.
  
• K-9
  A trained police dog that helps find drugs, people, or clues.
  

Vocabulary and Pictures of Police Station

• Riot
• Chase
• Fingerprint
• Mugshot
• Sniffer dog
• Surveillance
• Spy camera
• Radar
• Police car
• Squad car
• Bodycam
• Baton
• Bulletproof vest
• Gun
• Taser
• Warning
• Citation
• Speeding
• License
• Breathalyzer

• Riot
  A violent crowd causing damage or fighting in public.
  
• Chase
  When police run after someone trying to escape.
  
• Fingerprint
  A mark left by fingers that helps identify people.
  
• Mugshot
  A photo taken of someone after they are arrested.
  
• Sniffer dog
  A trained dog that finds drugs, bombs, or missing people.
  
• Surveillance
  Watching people or places to stop or catch crime.
  
• Spy camera
  A hidden camera used to secretly record actions.
  
• Radar
  A device police use to check the speed of cars.
  
• Police car
  A car used by police officers to do their job.
  
• Squad car
  Another name for a police car used by a team.
  
• Bodycam
  A small camera worn by police to record their work.
  
• Baton
  A stick carried by police to protect themselves.
  
• Bulletproof vest
  A vest worn by police to protect from bullets.
  
• Gun
  A weapon used by police for protection and control.
  
• Taser
  A tool that gives an electric shock to stop someone.
  
• Warning
  A serious notice to stop doing something wrong.
  
• Citation
  A written notice for breaking a small law like traffic rules.
  
• Speeding
  Driving faster than the allowed limit.
  
• License
  A legal card that allows a person to drive a vehicle.
  
• Breathalyzer
   A machine police use to check if a driver drank alcohol.
  

Basic Police vocabulary words and their Pictures

• DUI
• Intercept
• Cybercrime
• Fraud
• Forgery
• Smuggling
• Narcotics
• Drug bust
• Undercover
• Informant
• Crime scene
• Caution
• Lineup
• Bail
• Custody
• Lawful
• Illegal
• Hotline
• Surveillance van
• Tracker

• DUI
  Driving a vehicle while drunk or using drugs.
  
• Intercept
   To stop and catch someone or something in action.
  
• Cybercrime
  Crime done using a computer or the internet.
  
• Fraud
  Lying or cheating to get money or benefit.
  
• Forgery
  Making a fake copy of a document or signature.
  
• Smuggling
  Secretly bringing illegal things into a country.
  
• Narcotics
  Strong drugs that are illegal or used under control.
  
• Drug bust
  A police action to catch people selling illegal drugs.
  
• Undercover
  Working in secret to catch criminals.
  
• Informant
  A person who secretly gives police information.
  
• Crime scene
  The place where a crime happened.
  
• Caution
  A warning given to someone who broke a small law.
  
• Lineup
  A group of people shown to a witness to find the suspect.
  
• Bail
  Money paid to let an arrested person go until trial.
  
• Custody
  When the police keep someone under control or arrest.
  
• Lawful
  Something allowed by the law.
  
• Illegal
  Something not allowed by the law.
  
• Hotline
  A special phone number to report emergencies or crime.
  
• Surveillance van
  A hidden police van used to watch people or places.
  
• Tracker
   A small device used to follow a person or object’s location.
  

Police vocabulary with their Pictures

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