Estonian Ministry Proposes Granting Auxiliary Police Right to Stop Private Vehicles

The Estonian Ministry of the Interior plans to empower second and third-level auxiliary police officers to stop private vehicles, a right they currently lack without a fully qualified police officer present.

20 Feb, 17:55 — 20 Feb, 17:55

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Ministry wants to give auxiliary police officers right to stop private vehicles

The Ministry of the Interior plans to give second and third-level auxiliary police officers the right to stop private vehicles. Currently, they cannot do so without the presence of a fully qualified police officer.

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Estonian Ministry Proposes Granting Auxiliary Police Right to Stop Private Vehicles

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Ministry wants to give auxiliary police officers right to stop private vehicles

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