In extreme cases, deadly force can be used for self-defense. The decision to arrest. The police have no power to arrest. However, they can keep individuals in custody for 24 hours for the purpose of identification. The police may also keep chronic alcoholics that commit violations against public peace and order in custody.
Officers can search a property with a court order or if a suspect is presumed to be hiding there.
Police officers cannot interrogate suspects, so possible confessions do not have legal value. Complaints against police behavior can be reported to the Ministry of Interior or State Prosecutor if a criminal offense has been committed. There is also an independent bureau inside the Ministry of the Interior which deals with complaints against officers. Rights of the accused. Rights of the accused at trial.