Dog bites, bullying, dangerous driving and tasers are some of the reasons people have complained about police in the first six months of the year.
Figures released today, show that 1949 allegations were made against police between January 1 and June 30, involving 1680 police staff in 1312 incidents.
Of the 1312 incidents, 1004 investigations were concluded and 143 were upheld.
National Manager Police Professional Conduct Superintendent Anna Jackson said police set high professional standards.
"The vast majority of our staff act in accordance with police's values and only a small number of complaints received are upheld."