The Islamic State has created its own police force in Iraq with patrol cars, uniforms and even a jail as they continue to terrorise the country. The force has been set up in Iraq's north-west Nineveh province and according to a well-known militant Islamist website, their aims are to 'implement the orders of the religious judiciary.' Pictures seem to show armed members of the newly created force dressed in black clothing with the logo of the 'Islamic Police Nineveh State' printed on the arm. Scroll down for video Islamic State group policeman armed with guns stand guard outside the front of an ISIS police station in Iraq's Nineveh province
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ISIS has set up their own police force in northern Iraqi province of Nineveh
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Pictures show ISIS policemen dressed in black with police logo on their arm
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They are also thought to have their own police cars and even a jail
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Said the force's aims are to 'implement the orders of the religious judiciary'
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Residents say main duty is to detain people opposed to the ISIS cause
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Comes as France launch airstrikes killing extremist fighters in northern Iraq
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Coincided with car bomb that exploded in mainly Kurdish town of Kirkuk
The news of the police force comes as France launched four airstrikes on northern Iraq killing dozen of @placeholder fighters.