Ragnrok

To add to that, in areas where the Sheriffs Department/Office is confined to managing prisons and courts, the PD usually takes the role of county-wide general policing. Which department takes that role depends almost entirely on the level of urbanization and wealth of the county itself. Also, sometimes while a County or City PD exists, official towns will have their own small PD. This is usually only the case with towns that are associated with the county or city government instead of being directly part of it. It can be a little confusing. For example, take my local county. We have a Sheriffs Office and County PD, where as the next county over only has a Sheriffs Office. In my county the PD is the main police force and the Sheriffs Office is charge of the prisons and courts (although they do have full county jurisdiction because the PD was formed from them). There are a few towns and small cities with their own PD within the county that operate in cooperation with the county law enforcement. The county seat is a small city that is governmentaly independent so it has its own PD. The county is like this because it is highly suburban and has a few towns or cities that are either completely or semi independent of the county government.

the local PD and Sheriff first. then NH State Police last probs the Federal Protective Service (yes i know they are not technically a LEA but they are still a form of LE)

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