San Andreas Sheriff's Department Handbook

~~ San Andreas Sheriff's Department Handbook ~~ 

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Sheriff of Police (SoP) is the highest-ranking officer in the Sheriff Department. As the Sheriff Executive Officer of the Sheriff Department, the SoSA is responsible for the planning, efficient administration, and operation of the Police Department. In this capacity, the SoSA directs, plans, and coordinates the enforcement of particular areas of crime, and aims to minimize crime risks across the entire city, to protect persons and property and for the preservation of the peace of the community.

Assistant Sheriff of Police / ASoP (  )



The Assistant Chief of Police (ACoP) keeps the Chief of Police informed of all operational activities on a day-to-day basis. The Assistant Chief directs the activities of either the administrative or operational side of the Police Department.

Deputy Sheriff

Deputy Sheriff of Police / DSoP (  )



The Deputy Sheriff of Police (DSoP) is assigned a designated bureau to which they have complete control of for efficient management and control. A Deputy Chief of Police is the third highest rank within the Police Department.



Commander


Police Commander / Cmdr ( )



A role similar to an Assistant General Manager or Vice President of a corporation, a Commander is the fourth highest rank in the Sheriff Department and reports directly to their designated Deputy Sheriff of Police. They are assigned as a Director of a Team and Program to which it is their responsibility to manage, operate and control.



• Sheriff Captain / Cpt (  )



Upon completion of 3 months as a Lieutenant, one can advance to Captain. A Captain, resembling a District Manager of a large corporation, has a choice of roles alongside his or her general departmental administration, which may include serving as the Commanding Officer of a Division. A Captain is responsible for inspecting and overseeing the functions of the patrol officers to ensure compliance with the Department policies, procedures, regulations, and standards; supervising the administrative and support functions personnel; inspecting personnel, facilities, and tactics for safety and/or training needs; maintaining liaison with numerous municipal, governments, civic organizations, and private citizens to establish and maintain rapport to facilitate Department functions and to promote neighborhood safety and community policing programs.



Examples of available roles include:

– Area Assistant Commanding Officer

– Commanding Officer of a Division

– Command Program Instructor




• Sheriff Lieutenant / Lt (  )



After serving two months as a Senior Sergeant one is eligible to apply for the Command Program, including an application, examination, interview and training. If a Senior Sergeant is promoted to Lieutenant , they have passed through most of the Command Program and their final training is now underway.



Examples of roles include:

– Area Assistant Commanding Officer

– Area Patrol Operations Commanding Officer



• Sheriff Staff Sergeant / SSgt (  )



After serving two months as a Senior Sergeant one becomes eligible to be promoted to Staff Sergeant . A Staff Sergeant position is a supervisory position with specialized and administrative assignments.



Examples of available roles include:

– Patrol Sergeant

– Sergeant Program Instructor



• Sheriff Corporal

The rank of sheriff corporal is correlational to the rank of corporal in the armed forces, typically ranking immediately above officer and immediately below sergeant.The position is also referred to by some agencies as Agent.



• Sheriff Officer / SO


The second step in the career ladder with the San Andreas Sheriff's Department (SASD) is Sheriff Officer . It is the classification given to all SASD officers upon finishing their Cadet Status.



• Cadet / CA



The first step in the career ladder with the Los Santos Police Department (LSPD) is Cadet. It is the entry-level classification given to all LSPD officers upon compleating the Police Academy. For two weeks in the Police Ride Along Program, officers are shown human interaction, and report writing. .

10-0 Codes: 

10-6 Busy 

10-7 Unavailable 

10-8 In service/available for assignment. 

10-9 Repeat last transmission. 

10-10 Going off duty 

10-12 Visitors are present (be discrete). 

10-15 Prisoner(s) in custody. 

10-19 Return/returning to the station. 

10-20 Location? 

10-22 Disregard the last assignment. 

10-23 Standby. 

10-24 Officer Need Help-Emergency (respond Code 3) 

10-26a Traffic Stop 

10-26b Felony Stop 

10-27 Driver's license check. 

10-28 Vehicle registration request. 

10-29 Check warrents/wants on ____ 

10-51 DUI 

10-53 Man down. 

10-56 Suicide. 

10-57 Shots fired. (Code 3 backup for all available units) 

10-62 PIT Manuver 

10-66 Suspicious person. 

10-67 Person calling for help. 

10-80 Pursuit in progress 

10-97 Arrived at the scene. 

11-00 Codes: 

11-51 Escort. 

11-54 Suspicious vehicle. 

11-56 Officer is being followed by auto containing dangerous persons. 

11-71a Request FDSA (EMS) 

11-71b Request FDSA (Fire) 

11-96 Requesting Tow Truck 

11-99 All units respond code 3, officer needs help 

Hundred codes: 

187: Homicide 

207: Kidnapping 

211: Robbery 

261: Rape 

415: Disturbing the peace 

417: Person with a gun 

487: Grand theft (definition) 

480: Hit and run 

594: Vandalism 

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Vehicles 

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These are the vehicles used by the San Andreas Sheriff's Department: 

LVPD Cruiser: This is the default cruiser, used by all ranks. 

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SFPD Cruiser: This is used by Captain and Sheriff (Rank 5+) 

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Police Ranger: Secondary vehicle, used for off road pursuits and crimes. Useable by all ranks. 

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Weapons 

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These are the weapons we use in the SASD. 

Desert Eagle - This is your main sidearm, used by all ranks. 

Shotgun - This is the secondary weapon we use, it is used only in situations such as raids or if the person you're in a shootout with is using a larger weapon, basically whenever your sidearm won't cut it, this is used. Used by all ranks 

MP5 - This sub-machine gun is used for car chases, and also for gunfights with people using automatic weapons. Only rank 3+ can use it. 

M4 - This assault rifle is used by ranks 4+, for raids, or against people using automatic weapons. 

Sniper Rifle - This sniper rifle can accurately shoot up to a mile. It is used for hostage situations, or other SORT related situations. It is used by SORT trained snipers, and rank 5+. 

Smoke Grenade - This releases smoke, which fills the room and distracts and will make the suspects unable to see clearly through the smoke. Used by SORT or rank 5+ 

Mace - This is used for when you have uncooperative suspects nearby. Used by all ranks 

Nite Stick - This is optional, and used for situations where you're in a fight with a suspect. Used by all ranks. 

Tazer - This is used when suspects are uncooperative. This is used to control the suspect from a distance. Used by all ranks. 

If anybody uses the incorrect weapons for incorrect situations/ranks, you will receive a strike. 

The Sheriff's Badge is a generally more powerful version of the Deputy's Badge. It swaps shotgun buffs for pistol buffs, increases Maximum Health and an extra 5% to the Fight For Your Life time. However, it is most effective when only one party member is wearing a Sheriff's Badge as both Badges only receive the stacking bonus from other characters who are wearing a Deputy's Badge.  

They look awesome and cool, but be afraid from them because they meant for something if they exist near to your location. They are no Police Officer anymore but they considered theirselves as Mercenaries. 

Main Responsibilities/Obligations: 

Raid(Harvesters, Drug house, Crack Lab, Drug Factory). 

Arrest most wanted persons(6 Stars). 

Executioner(Strict Law). 

( Detective Bureau ) 

DEB 

Inside HQ: 

On Duty: 

They are the one who investigate every crime scene, they analyze the situation, they examines every piece of things even junk just to solve the crime. Usually, their instinct are broad which can imagine how the scene happened. Sometimes, they're like a Spy. 

Main Responsibilities/Obligations: 

Arrest wanted people. 

Investigate every crime scene. 

Find suspicious people. 

( Internal Affairs ) 

IA 

The internal affairs (United States terminology) refers to a division of a law enforcement agency that investigates incidents and possible suspicions of law-breaking and professional misconduct attributed to officers on the force. Internal affairs can also refer to cases of misconduct and criminal behavior involving police officers. In different systems, internal affairs can go by other names such as "Internal Investigations Division" (usually referred to as 'IID'), "professional standards," "inspectorate general", Office of Professional Responsibility, or similar. 

At this point in time you are to issue verbal warnings or gestures to calm them down.No physical contact may occur.