Post by john on Nov 14, 2014 10:35:30 GMT
LOS SANTOS POLICE DEPARTMENT
OFFICIAL HANDBOOK
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
1. Preamble
1.1. Basic Information & History
1.2. Locations
1.2.1. Headquarters (HQ)
1.2.2. Police Department Garage
1.2.3. Garage Exterior
1.2.4. Headquarters Roof
1.2.5. Location of Headquarters
2. Ranks
2.1. Basic Information & History
2.2. Hierarchy
2.2.1. Cadet (R0)
2.2.2. Officer (R1)
2.2.3. Senior Officer (R2)
2.2.4. Sergeant (R3)
2.2.5. Lieutenant (R4)
2.2.6. Captain (R5)
2.2.7. Chief of Police (R6)
3. Divisions
3.1. Basic Information & History
3.2. Bureaus
3.2.1. Field Training Operations (FTO)
3.3.2. Traffic Enforcement (T.E)
4. Vehicles
4.1. Basic Information & History
4.2. Automobiles & Fixed-wing Aircrafts
4.2.1. City Patrol Cruiser
4.2.2. Impound Towtruck
4.2.3. Supervisory Patrol Rancher
4.2.4. High Command Patrol Cruiser
4.2.5. City Patrol Motorcycle
4.2.6. Metropolitan Patrol Helicopter
4.2.7. Armoured Transport Vehicle
4.2.8. Heavy-Armoured Transport Vehicle
4.2.9. Armoured Riot Control Vehicle w/ Water Cannon
4.2.10. Unmarked Rancher
4.2.11. Unmarked Premier
4.2.12. High-Speed Intercepting Buffalo
4.2.13. High-Speed Intercepting Sultan
4.2.14. High-Speed Intercepting Turismo
5. Equipment
5.1. Basic Information & History
5.2. Gear
5.2.1. Bulletproof Vest
5.2.2. Handcuffs
5.2.3. Taser
5.2.4. Bean-bag Rounds
5.2.5. Megaphone
5.2.6. Radio
5.2.7. Baton
5.2.8. Pepper Spray
5.2.9. Smoke Grenade
5.2.10. SIG Sauer P226
5.2.11. Mossberg 500
5.2.12. Heckler & Koch MP5
5.2.13. M16 Rifle
5.2.14. AK74
5.2.15. Franchi SPAS-12
5.2.16. Accuracy International Arctic Warfare
6. Uniform Code
6.1. Basic Information & History
6.2. Attire
6.2.1. Cadet Uniform
6.2.2. Male Officer Uniform
6.2.3. Female Officer Uniform
6.2.4. Motorbike Patrol / Helicopter Pilot Uniform
6.2.5. Tactical Combat Suit
6.2.6. Sergeant Uniform
6.2.7. Lieutenant Uniform
7. Radio Codes
7.1 Basic Information
7.2. Ten Codes
7.3. Elevens Codes
7.4. Status Codes
1. PREAMBLE
1.1. Basic Information & History
The Los Santos Police Department (LSPD) is the police department of the city of Los Santos, San Andreas. With 10,023 officers and 2,879 civilian staff, it is the third-largest local law enforcement agency in the United States, after the Liberty City Police Department and the Chicago Police Department.
1.2. Locations
1.2.1. Headquarters (HQ)
This is the headquarters of the Los Santos Police Department, the base of operations. This is where all of the department vehicles are located, mostly at the Police Department Garage right beside the main building. This is also the location of department reignments.
1.2.2. Police Department Garage
This is where most of LSPD vehicles are located, the main department arrest point, and where reignments take place.
1.2.3. Garage Exterior
This is the station of the garage it is guarded by two policer officers and a steel gate, the actual garage is underground (pictured below). It also has a impound area for violated vehicles.
1.2.4. Headquarters Roof
The roof of our headquarters gives a good view around the building, and it houses two Eurocopter AS350's and an arrest point.1.2.5. Location of Headquarters
The headquarters and its garage is located in Masteron Memorial Building, Pershing Square, Los Santos.
2. RANKS
2.1. Basic Information & History
Ranks in the LSPD are important because it is the basis of the chain of command. All personnel should respect the their higher-ranking personnel.
2.2. Hierachy
Cadet (R0)
*No insignia*
A Cadet is the probationary officer in the Los Santos Police Department. They are to be trained in the Police Academy with a Basic Cadet Induction (BCI), kept as Cadet position for at least 2 days and then take a Cadet Experience and Training Examination (CETE) to prove they are capable of being an Officer (R1).
Officer (R1)
An Officer is qualified for all situations and have shown their capability of policing abilities, teamwork and co-operation, and able to follow orders. There are two sub-ranks of being an officer, Officer I and Officer II. An Officer II has a higher rank than an Officer I.
Senior Officer (R2)
A Senior Officer is an elite Officer and has proven their policing abilities.
Sergeant (R3)
A Sergeant is low-ranking igned officer in the Los Santos Police Department, they can give orders to Enlistees and can give out strikes. Sergeants cannot be promoted any further without becoming a Division Lieutenant. Also, Sergeants can be the istant leader of a division.
Lieutenant (R4)
A Lieutenant is a mid-ranking igned officer of the department, and can be the leader of a division. Lieutenants have full control over their igned division.
Captain (R5)
A Captain has semi-control and leadership responsibilities over the entire department.
Chief of Police (R6)
The Chief of Police has been igned to lead the Los Santos Police Department, and takes charge of the of the entire department.
3. DIVISIONS
2.1. Basic Information & History
The LSPD offers a number of tasks to keep any man or women occupied. We currently have two divisions. They are:
2.2. Bureaus
Field Training Operations (FTO)
The Field Training Operations (FTO) is designed to provide the department with fresh recruits and personnel with the most up-to-date training routines. They oversee all training activities for candidates seeking employment as an Officer (R1) or routinely post new training sessions for the entire department. Their tasks are as follows, training and recruiting new candidates to become officers (R1) and arranging department-wide trainings.[/I]
Traffic Enforcement (T.E)
Traffic Enforcement consists of the most elite drivers and pilots with in the department. Whenever there is a high speed pursuit or a suspect tries to escape by air, Traffic Enforcement is called to the scene. Their tasks as skilled drivers tasked on high-risk pursuits are as follows, patroling the city of Los Santos to uphold the law in high-speed pursuit vehicles and police motorbikes, conduct, ist, and leading pursuits with suspected criminals in high-speed pursuit vehicles, maintaining a birds-eye visual over the city of Los Santos in Eurocopter AS350s or "Squirrels", responding to critical situations and backup calls very quickly.[/I]
4. VEHICLES
4.1. Basic Information & History
The LSPD supplies a number of vehicles to aid our officers in the heat of crime.
4.2. Automobiles & Fixed-wing Aircrafts
City Patrol Cruiser
This is the LSPD city patrol cruiser. It is the main patrol vehicle in the LSPD.
Model: Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor
Quantity: 13
Permissions:
- Cadets (R0) are not allowed to use this vehicle alone, unless patrolling with another officer.
- Officer I's (R1) or higher are allowed to use this vehicle.
Impound Towtruck
This is the standard cadet vehicle, it is used to transport and impound illegally parked vehicles.
Model: 3rd generation Chevy C/K
Quantity: 2
Permissions:
- All personnel are allowed to use this vehicle.
Supervisory Patrol Rancher
This is the off-road rancher. It's upgraded engine and front-wheel drive system (FWD) provides a faster acceleration than the City Patrol Cruiser to quickly drive to a problem that need administrative attention.
Model: GMT900
Quantity: 3
Permissions:
- Lieutenants (R4) or higher are allowed to use this vehicle.
High Command Patrol Cruiser
This vehicle is used to observe the department's general duties.
Model: Dodge Diplomat
Quantity: 2
Permissions:
- Captains (R5) or higher are allowed to use this vehicle.
City Patrol Motorcycle
This motorbike is used to do traffic stops and to go from point A to point B in quick succession.
Model: Kz1000
Quantity: 8
Permissions:
- Officer II's (R1) or higher are allowed to use this vehicle.
Metropolitan Patrol Helicopter
This helicopter is used to provide coverage of a suspect's location and aerial firepower. It is also used to transport high-risk suspects from point A to point B in quick succession.
Model: Eurocopter AS350
Quantity: 2
Permissions:
- Officer II's (R1) or higher are allowed to use this vehicle.
Armoured Transport Vehicle
This vehicle is used to transport officers to a tactical raid (( and has the ability to transport with officers on-top )).
Model: Cadillac Gage Ranger
Quantity: 2
Permissions:
- Senior Officers (R2) or higher are allowed to use this vehicle.
Heavy-Armoured Transport Vehicle
This vehicle is used to transport very high-risk suspects to their maximums-security prison.
Model: CLIFIED
Quantity: 1
Permissions:
- Senior Officers (R2) or higher are allowed to use this vehicle.
Armoured Riot Control Vehicle w/ Water Cannon
This vehicle is control riots by shooting water to har the crowd.
Model: Cadillac Gage Commando
Quantity: 2
Permissions:
- Sergeants (R3) or higher are allowed to use this vehicle.
Unmarked Rancher
This vehicle is used for undercover operations that are approved by High Command.
Model: Chevrolet K5 Blazer
Quantity: 2
Permissions:
- Approved undercover agents are allowed to use this vehicle.
Unmarked Premier
This vehicle is used for undercover operations that are approved by High Command.
Model: Chevrolet Caprice
Quantity: 2
Permissions:
- Approved undercover agents are allowed to use this vehicle.
High-Speed Intercepting Buffalo
This vehicle is used for high-speed interception.
Model: Chevrolet Camaro
Quantity: 2
Permissions:
- Traffic enforcers are allowed to use this vehicle.
High-Speed Intercepting Sultan
This vehicle is used for high-speed interception.
Model: GC Chis Subaru Impreza WRX
Quantity: 1
Permissions:
- Traffic enforcers are allowed to use this vehicle.
High-Speed Intercepting Turismo
This vehicle is used for high-speed interception.
Model: Ferrari F40
Quantity: 1
Permissions:
- Traffic enforcers are allowed to use this vehicle.
5. EQUIPMENT
5.1. Basic Information & History
The department has a number of equipment to aid our officers in the battle of crime in the streets of Los Santos. We have everything ranging from megaphones to sniper rifles.
5.2. Gear
Bulletproof Vest
All on-duty personnel must wear this armour at all times (unless investigating undercover), as it protects the wearer from small arms projectiles and physical impacts.
Designation: Model 55 Modular Police Design
(( How to access: This can be accessed through /locker ))
Handcuffs
Handcuffs are used to restrain an individual's wrists close together, preventing the criminal / suspect to escape police custody.
Designation: Model 710C High Security
(( How to access: These can be accessed at all times ))
Taser
Tasers (or tazers) are electroshock weapons designed to disrupt the control of the target's muscles temporarily, to give time to the officer to handcuff the suspect and put him/her in police custody. It is the one of the most commonly-used weapons used by the LSPD to stop crime.
(( For more information, click here. ))
Designation: Model X26
(( How to access: This can be accessed at all times ))
Bean-bag Rounds
These rounds are specifically designed to disable targets by inflicting least damage and maximum pain.
Designation: Model 2581 Super-Sock
Permissions: Sergeants (R3) or higher
(( How to access: These can be accessed at all times ))
Megaphone
This sound-amplifying device is used to shout out orders for a vehicle pullover or a large crowd.
Designation: Model 12 "Aiden" Police
(( How to access: This can be accessed at all times ))
Radio
This two-way radio is essential to communicate with other officers in the field. Can access two frequencies; local department radio (( /r )) and departmental radio (( /d )).
Designation: ICOM F9011S 05
(( How to access: This can be accessed at all times ))
Baton
This melee weapon can be used to fend off any physical attackers from its wielder.
Designation: Model 45 w/ Rubber Grip
(( How to access: This can be accessed through /locker ))
Pepper Spray
This aerosol weapon can be used to for self-defense and/or to control riots.
Designation: SABRE Model BG-M120L-NH
(( How to access: This can be accessed through /locker ))
Smoke Grenade
This aerosol weapon can be used to signal a position and/or to control riots.
Designation: ALSG 972 White
(( How to access: This can be accessed through /locker ))
SIG Sauer P226
This compact but powerful handgun is used by all police officers to kill any threatening criminals quickly, it has a slow rate of fire but a devastating effect on target.
Other names: "Desert Eagle", "Deagle"
Designation: P226R
(( How to access: This can be accessed through /locker ))
Mossberg 500
This standard shotgun is used to fight any criminal easily and calmly, it is cheap and easy to use. Although its system is pump-action, it can do a great deal of damage to a wide area.
Other names: "Shotgun", "Shotty"
Designation: 590A1
(( How to access: This can be accessed through /locker ))
Heckler & Koch MP5
The MP5 submachine gun has a devastating rate of fire and can be used to fire and a large group of targets.
Other names: "Shotgun", "Shotty"
Designation: MP5A2
(( How to access: This can be accessed through /locker ))
M16 Rifle
The M16 ault rifle has very good range, accuracy, and damage, plus a healthy magazine.
Other names: "M4"
Designation: M16A4 RCO
(( How to access: This can be bought through /locker for a price for $750 ))
AK74
The AK74 is similar to the M4 but with a small magazine capacity.
Other names: "AK", "AK47"
Designation: AK74M
(( How to access: This can be bought through /locker for a price for $750 ))
Franchi SPAS-12
The SPAS-12 is an automatic shotgun, able to deal tons of damage with a fantastic rate of fire. This weapon is designed for close-quarters combat, and is very dangerous.
Other names: "Combat Shotgun", "Spas"
Designation: SPAS-12L
(( How to access: This can be bought through /locker for a price for $1250
Accuracy International Arctic Warfare
This sniper rifle is good for tactical operations, with it's very long range and well-designed telescopic sight.
Other names: "Sniper Rifle", "Sniper"
Designation: Arctic Warfare Police (AWM)
(( How to access: This can be bought through /locker for a price for $1750 ))
6. UNIFORM CODE
6.1. Basic Information & History
The uniform worn by the LSPD is a respresentation of you when you deal with the criminals of today. Looks are as important as actions in some situations.
6.2. Attire
Cadet Uniform
Permission
- Cadets (R0) are the only personnel allowed to wear this uniform, they must wear this at all times.
Male Officer Uniform
(( OTHER LSPD SKINS ARE ALLOWED )))
Permissions:
- Officer I's (R1) or higher are allowed to wear this uniform.
Female Officer Uniform
Permissions:
- Officer I's (R1) or higher are allowed to wear this uniform.
Motorbike Patrol / Helicopter Pilot Uniform
Permissions:
- Personnel with valid permit to operate the vehicles above are allowed to wear this uniform.
Tactical Combat Suit
Permissions:
- Personnel preforming a tactical operation are allowed to wear this. No one else.
Sergeant Uniform
Permissions:
- Sergeants (R3) are the only personnel allowed to wear this uniform.
Lieutenant Uniform
Permissions:
- Lieutenants (R4) are the only personnel allowed to wear this uniform
7. RADIO CODES
6.1. Basic Information
7.2. Ten Codes
10-1 Transmitting poorly
10-2 Transmitting clearly
10-3 Stop transmitting
10-4 Message received
10-6 Off-duty, but in for Emergency calls
10-7 Off-duty, not responding to calls
10-8 On-duty, active patrol and responding to calls
10-9 Repeat last transmission
10-10 ((Logging off))
10-15 Male suspect in custody
10-15a Most wanted suspect in custody
10-16 Cadet needs a patrol officer to ride with
10-19 Returning to station
10-20 Location
10-21 Phone call
10-22 Disregard last message
10-23 Standby
10-26 Traffic stop [location]
10-26a High-risk traffic stop [location]
10-27 License Status Check
10-28 Vehicle registration check
10-29 Wants/warrants check
10-35 Current time
10-44 Permission to Leave
10-62 Attempting a P.I.T.
10-66 Suspicious [person or vehicle]
10-70 Prowler
10-71 Shooting
10-72 Gun involved
10-76 Enroute to [location]
10-77 Bomb threat
10-78 Explosion
10-80 Pursuit in progress
10-84 ETA
10-85 Area check (Not a call type. Used for when you're 10-97, but looking around instead of arriving)
10-86 Any radio traffic?
10-87 Meet officer at [location]
10-88 Requesting cover unit [location]
10-96 Available to ign
10-97 Arrived on Scene
10-98 All units call, clear and resume patrol
10-99 End of situation
7.3. Eleven Codes
11-29 Clear record (no warrants)
11-41 Ambulance required [location]
11-44 Coroners case - dead on floor
11-52 Status check
11-54 Suspicious vehicle
11-55 Officer being followed by auto
11-56 11-55 W/dangerous persons
11-80 Accident - Major Injury
11-78 Aircraft accident
11-81 Accident - Minor Injury
11-82 Accident - Property Damage Only
11-83 Accident - No Details
11-85 Tow Truck Needed
11-98 Meet at location
11-99a Officer in Extreme Danger
7.4. Status Codes
Code 0 ((Game crash))
Code 1 Routine response code
Code 2 Urgent - no light or siren
Code 3 Use lights and siren
Code 4 No further istance needed
Code 5 Stakeout
Code 6 Stay out of area
Code 10 SWAT pre-call up
Code 11 SWAT Call up
Code 37 Subject/Property wanted
