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| 1. The rank of ACP is commonly found in Indian and some other South Asian police forces. |
| 2. ACPs are typically responsible for managing and overseeing the day-to-day operations of a police station or division. |
| 3. ACPs often work closely with other law enforcement agencies, government officials, and community organizations to maintain public safety. |
| 4. ACPs may also be involved in criminal investigations, conducting raids, and arresting suspects. |
| 5. In some jurisdictions, ACPs may be in charge of specialized units such as the traffic police, cybercrime division, or narcotics squad. |
| 6. ACPs are usually promoted from within the police force after several years of service and successful performance in lower-ranking positions. |
