Thanabalan Muthu Krishnan

Auxiliary police, also called special police, are usually part-time reserves of a regular police force. They may be armed or unarmed. They may be unpaid volunteers or paid members of the police service with which they are affiliated. In most jurisdictions, auxiliary police officers are empowered to make arrests for crimes that occur in their presence.

- Conduct Security Screening of Person and Bag.
- Understand Law and Police Procedures.
- Handle Counter-Terrorism Activities.
- Apply Police Unarmed Tactics.
- Handle Incidents.
- Use T-Baton Conduct Crowd and Traffic Control.
- Perform Prisoners/Person In Custody Escort.
- Conduct Crowd & Traffic Control.

- Control Quarter Restraint Technique (CQRT).

• An Auxiliary Police Officer (APO) in Singapore maintaining law and order, protects life and property and manages incidents and emergencies.
• Lockup & Prison - Person In Custody Escort Duty.
• Performed access control, security screenings, patrolling, guarding, and crowd management are also required to regulate traffic, respond to CRO-required escort duties, and provide armed security services.
• Work in a variety of locations, including banks, island checkpoints, event venues, and areas with sensitive installations.
• Armed during operations, and working on a shift basis.
• Assisted with traffic control during major incidents, contributing to a smoother flow of vehicles and reducing congestion.
• Developed strong working relationships with fellow auxiliary officers as well as regular police personnel fostering teamwork and collaboration towards common goals.
• Supported local law enforcement officers in controlling large events, ensuring crowd management, and maintaining order.
• Enhanced public safety by conducting regular foot patrols and maintaining vigilance for any suspicious activities.