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Police is a plurale tantum, a word with no singular form.
The police are here. ← This is okay.
*A police is here. ← This is not.
Most of the time, if you'd like to talk about a single officer of the law, you say a police officer, or just an officer:
A police officer is here. ← This is okay.
Several officers arrived. ← This is also okay.
The latter sentence is fine if it's clear from context that you mean a police officer.
But in any case, you can't say *a police.
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The police" is not always plural. If it names the institution of the police, as a governmental body or as a concept in political theory, then it is singular. But when you say "The police are coming!" you almost always mean "various policemen." Hence the plural verb.
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