Which of the following is NOT a branch of The Police Force?

• A. Cyber Crimes Unit
• B. Central Detective Unit
• C. Traffic Division
• D. Forensics

Answer: (A)

Understanding how a police force is organized helps you see why some units are considered standard branches while others are specialized teams. The Central Detective Unit is a primary investigative branch that handles serious crimes and case work. The Traffic Division focuses on enforcing road laws, directing traffic, and responding to accidents. The Forensics unit provides scientific analysis of evidence to support investigations, like DNA, fingerprints, and ballistics. A Cyber Crimes Unit, while important, is a specialized team that concentrates on crimes committed online or through digital systems; in many police structures it operates as a separate unit or under a different agency rather than as a broad, traditional branch of the Police Force. Therefore, it is not treated as a standard branch in this context.