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by Zachary Harden, 22 August 2019
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Lupant 1993, pp. 43 and 44, shows and describes the police flag of Brunei. A blue flag, ratio 1:2, with police badge (shown at the Brunei Police website) in the middle, the badge consisting of the national coat of arms (emblem) in red with black inscriptions —as opposed to the otherwise usual yellow— within a white wreath [made up of "99 stalks of paddi indicating peace and security", according to the official website], below it a scroll inscribed in Latin script Polis Diraja Brunei [Royal Brunei Police]. This flag is reported in use in 1987, and is probably few years older.
Lupant 1993 mentions another flag, quoting some Mr. Fachinger, which he deems is possibly used before the independence (1984). The flag is described light blue with a badge and inscriptions in red. The badge has the coat-of-arms in the middle surrounded by an Arabic inscription (which was unreadable in the source). Above and below in arches are the inscriptions "Brunei: State" and "Police Force" (where 'i:' is an 'i' with two dots on top).
Željko Heimer, 31 March 2001
The correction no. 1 to Album des Pavillons 2000, page BR 2.1, (...) shows a police ensign as a new item. Blue field with an emblem in the middle. The emblem is the national coat of arms surrounded with two white branches, lying on a white scroll with 'POLIS DIRAJA BRUNEI' in blue.
Ivan Sache, 8 October 2001
There is a postal service cover from 1971 that shows this exact flag in use with the same badge.
Zachary Harden, 22 August 2019
The Prison Service uses a green flag with their emblem in the center.
Zachary Harden, 8 September 2019