Vehicle: Vegas G20 - 4x4

The Norwegian Police don't use this type of vehicle, but it looks cool none the less.

The sedan is the most used body style for both uniformed and unmarked police vehicles in Norway. While they use station wagon version most, there are also the standard sedan body style. The most common ones the last years have been various specially modified VW Passat, Audi, Mercedes and BMW models. They've also started to mount cameras in their vehicles, focusing on unmarked vehicles to catch speeders.

Vehicle: Beredskapstroppen Delta: Norwegian Anti-Terror Unit

Created in 1975, and put into active duty in 1976, Delta is the most skilled and best trained law enforcement in Norway. Beredskapstroppen is called in to high risk arrests, hunting after fugitives and other special missions.

Beredskapstroppen are trained in a variety of specialized areas. Whether it is as police tactics, counterterrorism, shooting, emergency medicine, escort and driver training.
While their existence is often obfuscated, they have received more publicity the later years, especially after the NOKAS robbery and their assault on Utøya 22nd of July.
Delta is stationed in Oslo, and travels to other districts to assist the local police when required. Delta is often used to combat criminal gangs to seize weapons and drugs. While they are armed with a wide range of weapons, they very rarely use them in action.

Vehicle: Norwegian Police K9 Unit

Although there is no dogs in APB, our own dog handler wanted a K9 unit, and here is our version.
Norwegian Police K9 units now use the Mercedes-Benz GLK as their new vehicle.

Vehicle: New Norwegian Police Design

In the past 24 years, the uniformed police cars have been the same: White with red and blue markings.

The problem with the old colors are that the decals hardly have been visible in the dark.

The new Police style will increase the vehicle's visibility in traffic.
The new uniform will keep the white as background color. Black is also built in as a portion of the decals. But most attention will however be the fluorescent effect in the yellow. With large areas, these contribute to increased visibility both in daylight and at night.

The old uniforms are being phased out continuously as older vehicles are replaced by new vehicles

Uniform: Norwegian Retro Police Male

This is an old police uniform used in the 1930s and 1940s. The police was a localized force in the cities, and the sheriff patrolled the districts/countryside. The first nationwide state police was created in 1932, it was created to assist local police and sheriff forces when needed. In 1937 the state police was again reorganized to a new role as Utrykningspolitiet (which today is a specialized police force for road and traffic safety).

The police force and the sheriffs were two different agencies until 1994, when they were joined as the Police and Sheriff's Agency.

Vehicle: Norwegian Police Original/Retro Design

The original design on the Norwegian Police vehicles. This was used up until 1st December 1986, when the red/white/blue design with the royal lion was chosen. It is still a very popular design with young and old, and is used for the children's show "Pelle Politibil".

Uniform: Beredskapstroppen Delta: Norwegian Anti-Terror Unit

Created in 1975, and put into active duty in 1976, Delta is the most skilled and best trained law enforcement in Norway. Beredskapstroppen is called in to high risk arrests, hunting after fugitives and other special missions. While their existence is often obfuscated, they have received more publicity the later years, especially after the NOKAS robbery and their assault on Utøya 22nd of July.
Delta is stationed in Oslo, and travels to other districts to assist the local police when required. Delta is often used to combat criminal gangs to seize weapons and drugs. While they are armed with a wide range of weapons, they very rarely use them in action.

Vehicle: Norwegian Police Patriot V20 Super 1A

The Norwegian Police don't use this type of vehicle, but it looks cool none the less.

The sedan is the most used body style for both uniformed and unmarked police vehicles in Norway. While they use station wagon version most, there are also the standard sedan body style. The most common ones the last years have been various specially modified VW Passat and Audi models. They've also started to mount cameras in their vehicles, focusing on unmarked vehicles to catch speeders.

Vehicle: Norwegian Police Sungnyemun Moirai

The sedan is the most used body style for both uniformed and unmarked police vehicles in Norway. While they use station wagon version most, there are also the standard sedan body style. The most common ones the last years have been various VW Passat and Audi models. They've also started to mount cameras in their vehicles, focusing on unmarked vehicles to catch speeders.

Uniform: Norwegian Police Male

The Norwegian Police have a multitude of uniforms at their disposal. These are the most used uniforms. The Norwegian Police does not actively carry weapons, but have weapons available to them in the vehicle if the situation requires it. All the uniforms shown here is with the police cap type 2. The undercover/civilian is of course just an example how they could be dressed.

This is the Chief of Police summer shirt,
with golden shoulder boards with two silver stars and silver oak leafs.
He's also wearing Cap type 3, with complete golden leaf.

Operation leader with Traffic/Safety vest

Summer T-shirt and Jumpsuit.

Light blue shirt and Jacket.

Light blue summer shirt with Traffic/Safety vest

Undercover/Civilian clothes with Traffic/Safety vest

Vehicle: Norwegian Police Nulander Pioneer

The Norwegian Police Command Vehicle is usually a big SUV or a van, and is used by a Police Superintendent or a Police Chief Inspector. They're more robust, bigger and more powerful then the "Innsatsleder" vehicles. They can be used for pushing or pulling debris and other vehicles out of the way if needed. Half of the police districts in Norway have armored Command Vehicles fitted with bulletproof windows and other safety technologies.

Symbol: Norwegian Police Emblem

This symbol took about 6 hours to create and it's made up of 184 layers. We use this on everything related to the Norwegian Police uniforms we create. We have to use a "toned down" version for our vehicles that's only 120 layers, or else we can't get anything else on the vehicles.

Uniform: Norwegian Police Female

Summer t-shirt and civilian outfit.

These teaser pictures are from the RTW APB, so we currently don't have access to the clothing. We don't play female characters either at the moment, and we sadly won't until we've maxed our mains. There will be more uniforms when we get back to playing female.

Vehicle: Norwegian Police Packer Ceresco

This is one of the vehicles that an operation leader would use. They will be called in when there's large situations needing extra coordination and hands-on leadership for instance during large traffic accidents, fires, riots and so on. These vehicles are driven by either a Police Superintendent or a Police Chief Inspector

Vehicle: Norwegian Police Patriot T-25

 

The Norwegian Police currently doesn't have any pickups in service (but they would look so awesome!). If the police would get these it would probably be for inland service in mountain areas or for service in the north of Norway, where the roads, terrain and weather conditions aren't always suited for the standard sedan.