police station

Building that houses crime prevention personnel and offices.
police station 						Room for receiving and directing incoming calls.				  					  							Room used to detain female suspects.				  							Room used to detain male suspects.				  							Room used to detain suspects who have yet to reach legal age.				  							Room that police station staff use as a rest area.				  											  													Room used to write accounts such as field reports and arrest and booking reports.				  							Room used to take fingerprints and photographs for purposes of identifying suspects.				  							Room used to question suspects.				  							Room for people who want to alert the police to a threat to their security or to the public’s security.				  							Work area reserved for the assistant to the chief officer.				  							Work area reserved for the senior officer of the station.				  							Area where citizens wait to see a police officer.				  													Fireproof receptacle used to store important documents and pieces of evidence.				  							Patrol vehicle equipped with a radio and a dashboard computer.												Room designed for firearms training using service pistols.												Room used to store a variety of objects.				  							Room where documents are stored for possible use.				  							Device used to determine a person’s blood alcohol level by means of breath analysis.				  													Part of the police station where vehicles are parked and maintained.				  							Room in which suspects are searched and informed of their rights before being led to a cell.				  							Room used to store police equipment.				  							Workplace for administrative personnel.				  							Area where information can be obtained on police services.

See Also


toilet

examples of doors?[1]

eyeglasses

ear muffs

pistol

sectional garage door

prison

police officer

police car

control room

Room for receiving and directing incoming calls.

prisoners’ shower

women’s cell

Room used to detain female suspects.

men’s cell

Room used to detain male suspects.

juvenile cell

Room used to detain suspects who have yet to reach legal age.

staff lounge

Room that police station staff use as a rest area.

staff toilet

toilet
toilet

locker room

staff entrance

examples of doors [1]
examples of doors [1]

report writing room

Room used to write accounts such as field reports and arrest and booking reports.

identification section

Room used to take fingerprints and photographs for purposes of identifying suspects.

interrogation room

Room used to question suspects.

complaints office

Room for people who want to alert the police to a threat to their security or to the public’s security.

junior officer’s office

Work area reserved for the assistant to the chief officer.

chief officer’s office

Work area reserved for the senior officer of the station.

waiting room

Area where citizens wait to see a police officer.

main entrance

examples of doors [1]
examples of doors [1]

safe

Fireproof receptacle used to store important documents and pieces of evidence.

police car

Patrol vehicle equipped with a radio and a dashboard computer.
police car
police car

gun range

Room designed for firearms training using service pistols.
eyeglasses
eyeglasses
ear muffs
ear muffs
pistol
pistol

storage room

Room used to store a variety of objects.

archives

Room where documents are stored for possible use.

breath testing machine

Device used to determine a person’s blood alcohol level by means of breath analysis.

vehicle entrance

sectional garage door
sectional garage door

garage

Part of the police station where vehicles are parked and maintained.

booking room

Room in which suspects are searched and informed of their rights before being led to a cell.

equipment

Room used to store police equipment.

administrative office

Workplace for administrative personnel.

information desk

Area where information can be obtained on police services.