The Coimbatore City Police (or CCP) is the law enforcement agency in the city of Coimbatore, India. The CCP works under the jurisdiction of the Tamil Nadu Police. The CCP has three wings: traffic, law and order, and crime. Each of these wings comes under four zones: Central, South, east and West. In 2012, a Cyber Crime cell was set up to crack cases such as fraudulent emails and Nigerian scams. It also has an Anti-Human Trafficking unit that was established in 2013 to help combat trafficking of women and children. History The Coimbatore City Police was formed in 1972 after the bifurcation of the existing Coimbatore Police Force into the Coimbatore Urban Police and the Coimbatore Rural Police. In 1982–1983, the Police Commissionerate of Coimbatore city was mooted in order to help combat crime. A law was enacted in 1987 to empower the commissionerate with the same powers as the Madras Police. Coimbatore was fully upgraded into a police commissionerate in 1990. Jurisdiction The jurisdiction of the Commissionerate of Police extends to the jurisdictional limits of the Coimbatore City Municipal Corporation. In 2011, when the limits of the Municipal Corporation were increased, the jurisdiction of the police was also increased to include newly added areas. The police issues arms licences to residents of the city. These licences expire at the end of the Calendar year and must be renewed. The Police stations affiliated to each zone are: West Zone B1 - Big Bazaar Street B2 - R. S. Puram B3 - Variety Hall Road B4 - Ukkadam Central Zone C1 - Katoor C2 - Race Course C3 - Saibaba Colony C4 - Rathinapuri South Zone D1 - Ramanathapuram D2 - Selvapuram D3 - Podanur D4 - Kuniyamuthur East Zone E1 - Singanallur E2 - Peelamedu E3 - Saravanampatti Infrastructure In 2010, all the police stations across the city were given an advanced scientific investigation kit to help collect medical and forensic evidence without disturbing evidence. The Coimbatore City Traffic Police is one of the many police divisions in India that uses handheld GPRS-enabled devices to catch offenders and criminals. Coimbatore is the second city in Tamil Nadu after Chennai to be link to the State Government's Crime and Criminal Tracking Networking System. Coimbatore, along with Chennai and Madurai are the police forces under the Tamil Nadu police that have replaced the existing VHF-based communication with Terrestrial Trunked Radio (TETRA).