Any records of a society where cops do not exist ?

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>Stop in the name of Pompei Mangus!

Vigiles were the LEOs of Rome. Originally given only a fire safety prevention mandate, they graduate to keeping social order in an increasingly metropolitan city.

>>2520289

In their broadest sense of "people who enforce the rules" then no, except perhaps the smallest most primitive clan-based societies.

>>2520289
native americans probably, although thir societies had a few people.

>>2520289
Basically all of them before like the 18th century

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maybe that short lived anarchic state in the Ukraine that formed after ww1 I think.

>>2520563
Paris modern police was founded in 1667 and there were law enforcement units since at least François Ier reign.

>>2520563
A body of law/rule enforcers has always existed. Even ancient Athens had a body of peacekeepers walking the streets holding sticks.

>>2520593
>If you don't call it a police, it's not a police

>>2520289
Somalia