Post by davidwelsh on Feb 10, 2017 13:27:00 GMT 8
Los Santos Police Department Handbook
Table of Contents
-Divisions
-Ranking Structure & Chain of Command
-Weapons and Equipment
-Police Radio Codes
-Vehicle Information
-Commands
-Miranda Rights
-Common Crimes
-Severe Felony Offenses
-Force Matrix
-Infraction Point System
Divisions
The Los Santos Police Department has two divisions within it, each Officer is given the oppertunity to join a division upon proving themselfs as a confident frontline Officer. They can self apply to the Vice Squad (VICE) division however Internal Affairs (IA) is strictly invite only as Officers get hand picked by the Chief of Police or Captain of Internal Affairs.
Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT)
SWAT investigates crimes of a more serious nature, which require specialist skills to ensure more complex or serious crimes are investigated fully. The type of serious crimes that they investigate are murders, serious assaults, robberies, fraud, and sexual offences. SWAT Officers are public unlike the IA Officers - these are the guys that often respond immediately to police distress signals or hostage negotiations. Due to this reason, SWAT Officers are trained fully to use firearms and evasive driving. SWAT Officers also help out the other divisions by arresting wanted suspects, suspects from case-files, and often performs sting operations. This is one of the more hands-on divisions within the Los Santos Police Department.
Internal Affairs (IA)
The Internal Affair Division is the most important division within the whole Los Santos Police Department, Officers within the IA are responsible for investigating other Officers and other government personnel. The Internal Affairs investigates the performance of each Los Santos Police Department Officer each week and keeps a close eye on them. The Internal Affairs division also monitors the performance of government personnel by attempting to weed out corruption within each department. Internal Affair Officers are external to the Los Santos Police Department as they can even investigate the Chief of Police. Internal Affair agents are hand picked by the Chief of Police or Commander of Internal Affairs based on the Officer's dedication and clean record. Internal Affair agents are kept secret and can lose their job if they reveil themselves to anyone else. The Internal Affair agents follow and enforce the Infraction Point System.
Training and Recruitment (T&R)
The Training and Recruitment Division is one of the most important division within the Los Santos Police Department. The members of this this division take care of the recruitment and training of every person who applied for the department. This division is one of the most respectful and sincere divisions of the department.
The members of this division conducts interviews, training, re-assignments and can accept applications. The members of this division are hired by the Chief Of Police or the division's Captain depending on the Officer's sincerity.
Police Radio Codes
Police codes are used on the radio so that communication and be shorten and simplified. Even though the LSPD uses plain English radio communication, we still use certain radio codes as we believe it's more efficient.
10-Codes
10-1 – Regroup at [Location]
10-4 – Message received (not yes, it means that you heard the message)
10-7 – Off Duty
10-8 – On Duty, responding to calls
10-14 – Provide Transportation
10-10 -- Leaving the town ((Logging Off))
10-15 – Male in Custody
10-15f – Female in Custody
10-22 – Disregard Last Message
10-87 – Meet Officer [Name] [Location]
10-88 – Request Cover Unit (Used on traffic stops)
10-99 - End of Situation
11-Codes
11-3 – Ambulance Needed
11-4 – Status Check
11-2 – Security Check
11-99 – EMERGENCY – OFFICER IN DANGER – NEED ALL UNITS
Codes
Code 1 – Routine Response Type (Not a Priority, Sirens and Lights off)
Code 2 – Urgent Response Type (Lights and Sirens at Intersections)
Code 3 – Emergency Response Type (Lights and Sirens)
Code 4 – No Further Assistance Needed/Enough Officers on Scene
Code 6 – Marked Units Remain Clear of the Area
Code 33 - Radio Silence for an Emergency Situation
Status
Status 1: Currently patrolling and available to take calls.
Status 2: Currently on a break.
General Terms
“Chocolate”: Implant this word in a phase to indicate that you're in trouble.
“Bad weather”: Implant this word in a phase to indicate that something bad is about to happen.
“GOA”: Gone on Arrival.
“UTL”: Unable to Locate.
"Affirm" or "Affirmative": Yes
"Neg" or "Negative": No
Signature:
David Welsh
David Welsh
