The Policía Nacional is the national police force of Spain, responsible for maintaining public order and safety. Established in 1824, it operates under the Ministry of the Interior and is tasked with various duties, including crime prevention, investigation, and traffic control. The force is present in urban areas and collaborates with other law enforcement agencies. The Policía Nacional is organized into several specialized units, such as the Anti-Drug and Organized Crime Team and the Special Operations Group. Officers are trained to handle a wide range of situations, from everyday policing to counter-terrorism efforts, ensuring the safety of citizens across the country.