What does SHOS mean in POLICE

An SHO is a Station House Officer, which is a police rank in Pakistan responsible for the local police station and its general area.

SHOs act as supervisors for members of their team and are responsible for maintaining law and order within their jurisdiction. They may also investigate criminal cases, respond to emergencies, provide security whenever necessary, assist in traffic control, arrest suspects, mediate disputes, provide support to victims of crime, coordinate with other law enforcement agencies, ensure safe passage during events or special occasions and brief senior officers on current happenings.

An SHO answers to senior officers such as the District Superintendent of Police or Senior Superintendents/Deputies of Police depending on jurisdiction.

To become an SHO in Pakistan, one must have at least a Bachelor's degree in Law or Public Administration from a recognized University as well as passing the Central Superior Service (CSS) exam administered by Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC). Other educational qualifications include PSC exams conducted by provincial governments.

Yes, Station House Officers have many important duties and responsibilities related to law enforcement and public safety. These duties range from supervising other personnel at the station house to responding swiftly to any kind of emergency situation. They also conduct investigations into criminal cases and ensure that proper protocols are followed throughout the investigation process.