Specialization in service of justice
Units specialized in forensics, cybercrime, anti-corruption, and criminal investigation - coordinated to resolve cases with rigor.
Criminalistics Laboratory
Technical-scientific unit responsible for the collection, preservation, analysis, and assessment of material evidence in criminal proceedings. Supports investigations with forensic expertise in ballistics, document examination, toxicology, and biological-trace analysis.
Criminal Investigation
The Central Criminal Investigation Department (DCIC) is PCIC’s operational core, responsible for conducting investigations into serious, complex, and organised crime, under the functional direction of the Public Prosecution Service.
Anti-Corruption Unit
Specialised structure investigating active and passive corruption, embezzlement, abuse of power, influence peddling, money laundering, and illicit enrichment, in coordination with the Anti-Corruption Commission (CAC).
Cybercrime Unit
Investigates unauthorised access, online fraud, computer fraud, sexual exploitation of minors in digital environments, and attacks on critical infrastructure, with technical capacity for the forensic analysis of electronic devices.
Criminal Identification
Maintains and manages the national fingerprint registry, biometric databases, and systems for the identification of suspects and defendants, in support of investigations and international police cooperation.
International Cooperation
PCIC’s national focal point for INTERPOL, ASEANAPOL, and strategic bilateral partners. Coordinates cooperation requests, international warrants, and transnational investigations.