Law enforcement in Slovakia is divided among various agencies under the Slovak ministries of Interior, Justice, Traffic, Defense, Finance and local governments within the Republic. The Slovak Secret Service (Slovenská informačná služba), one out of four secret services in the country, also lists among its tasks those usually reserved for the police force, for example fighting against organized crime and computer crime, Slovakia also features voluntary police without any extra rights. Civil policing responsibilities are shared between the state and local level: in addition to the Slovak police Force (Policajný zbor Slovenskej republiky), various municipal police forces exist. Other forces include the military police, railway police, finance police, various special forces units divided between numerous ministries and others. As of 2012, there were 21,407 state policemen serving in Slovakia, with 2,500 municipal policemen and 750 voluntary citizens, which is three times the number of policemen in the comparatively similar Finland. History In 2010, the Slovak police established for the first time plans for different criminal areas. In October 2011, police President Jaroslav Spišiak and Minister of Interior Daniel Lipšic announced that Slovak police are satisfied with the plans at 104.93%. Structure Secret services Slovenská informačná služba Vojenská spravodajská služba Vojenské obranné spravodajstvo Národný bezpečnostný úrad Police Force Traffic Police Railway Police Riot Railway Police Financial Police Riot Police Police Emergency Units of Riot Police departments of the Regional Police Headquarters of the Police Force () Special protection department of the Office for protection of state officials and diplomatic missions () Criminal Police Border and Foreigner Police Toll Police Slovak Armed Forces Military Police Riot Military Police 5th Regiment of special assignment of Jozef Gabčík in Žilina () Special Operations Unit - Lynx Commando () Prison and Court Police Engagement Unit of the Prison and Court Police Corps () Customs Police Service Engagement Unit of the Customs Criminal Office of the Slovak Customs Administration () Municipal Police various Municipal Police forces in different cities Slovakia Drug Agency Railway police In 1918 the new Czechoslovak railways established its own security infrastructure, which at that time served only as a backup force for the regular police. Armed men protecting the railways were established in 1935, their functioning was regulated by the Law No. 86/1937 Zb from the year 1937, which also established the Armed guards units of the railways (). Later, in the 1950s, Public Security at the Railways () was created. Law