What do the Spanish call their police? carbonie? carbonie or similiar?

Question

What do the Spanish call their police? carbonie? carbonie or similiar?

Answer 1

We called them Policia, but we have some slang words to talk about them as "Maderos", "Pasma", "Pitufos", "Txakurra"

For the Local Police (Policia local), we have the term "Munipa"

Talking about "La Guardia Civil" (Military police), we call them "pikolos"

Answer 2

It is the Italians that call them something similar to that...

Answer 3

Spanish:

policía/policias = policeman/ policemen

Italian:

carabiniere/carabinieri = policeman/ police

Answer 4

Guardia Civil - pikoletos, trikornios

local Police - pasma, maderos

(slang)

Policía

Answer 5

Policia

Answer 6

We have two types of Police here in Spain, Policia nacional, which incorporates Policia Local, this Police body is responsible for civil law. Then there is the Guardia Civil which is responsible for criminal law. Both of these Police forces are involved in maintaining law and order throughout Spain.Hope this helps.

Answer 7

We call our police policia as mentioned but there are 3 forces ,the local police,the guardia civil,and the national police, the goverments future intent is to amalgamate the guardia and national into one unit,this however maybe sometime coming.

Answer 8

policia

means police in spanish.

but i don't know if you mean slang, or something.

Answer 9

Policia.

Answer 10

In slang Pasma, Madera, Pitufos, Poli. But never heard something like carbonie. Maybe you are meaning the Italian carabinieri.

Answer 11

policia

arent really any slang terms