From ancient Greece to the Christian symbol is linked to the concept of unity and agreement. The term derives from the verb "symballo" which means "put together". The State Police has its symbols that represent it and create an ideal link between men and women who belong to the Body.
The coat of arms of the State Police is the main symbol of the State Police. It was given to the guard corps of public security in 1957 with the motto "SUB LEGE LIBERTAS. Represents the tradition, virtues and honors conferred on the body. The turreted crown with the symbol of the Italian Republic overlooking a shield divided into two parts. The left side is divided in turn by a blue band representing the decorations awarded to the Flag of the State Police. The Volume closed, LEX is the writing on the Italian law which shall respect the State Police. The two torches (torches) are instead the symbol of the duty of the ps to provide assistance to the community in the event of a disaster. The right side of the shield is dominated by a rampant lion holding a sword in Rome. The figure of the lion is very important because it is attributed to the quality of courage. Symbolizes the role of the police to defend, with courage and firmness the ideals of democracy. The motto placed under the shield only sums up the ideal that law enforcement brings true freedom.
The flag is a symbol of freedom and national identity. It has evolved in time and is cloaked in symbolic, political and patriotic. The red white and green flag was born in 1796, when he was assigned as a military badge by Napoleon Bonaparte on the Italian patriots who fought against Austria. Then the green, proclaimed national color became a symbol of hope for a better future. The flag became the national flag in 1797.
The emblem of the Italian Republic is reserved for staffing and office of the state. It was approved by the Constituent Assembly January 31, 1948. For his choice was a competition and was a committee with the task of choosing the designs. He won the contest, the painter Paul Paschetto, which in its design was inspired the values \u200b\u200bexpressed in our Constitution. The gear wheel is the symbol of the work and draws the first article of the Constitution: "Italy is a Republic founded on work." Inside the gear there is a five-pointed star that represents Italy. On the left is an olive branch as a symbol of peace and international brotherhood, which refers to the concepts expressed in Article 11. On the right is an oak branch to represent the strength and dignity of the Italian people. The two branches are tied together by a scroll with the words Italian Republic. The frieze from
headgear contains a very important symbol: the eagle with its wings spread and pointing upwards. It is surmounted by a turreted crown, chest bears the shield with the letters RI in its claws and has a branch of laurel. From the Greek and Roman mythology, the eagle is a symbol of power. It is the king of all birds, flies higher than all coming close to divinity. Not surprisingly, ancient Rome was the symbol of the divinity of the emperors.
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