Several countries have police forces that typically do not carry guns during their regular patrols. Notable examples include:
1. **United Kingdom (excluding Northern Ireland)**: Most police officers in England, Scotland, and Wales do not routinely carry firearms. Instead, they rely on specially trained armed response units for situations that require firearms.
2. **Norway**: Norwegian police officers generally do not carry guns during regular patrols, although they have access to firearms in their vehicles if needed.
3. **New Zealand**: The standard practice is for police officers to patrol unarmed, with armed response teams available for situations requiring firearms.
4. **Ireland**: Regular Gardaí (police officers) do not carry firearms. Armed support units are available for situations where firearms are necessary.
5. **Iceland**: Police officers are typically unarmed, with access to firearms for special situations.
---chatgpt
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Post added on Jun 3, 2024 at 7:04 PM