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Armed Response | Armed Response utilises [[vehicles]] crewed by uniformed officers who have been selected and trained to stabilise and control armed incidents, stop and search suspects, their [[vehicles]] and to search premises for armed suspects and illegal [[Weapons|firearms]]. Each Armed Response vehicle is crewed by up to four officers who patrol specific areas of [[Altis]] to ensure the fastest response times possible are achieved. | ||
The [[Altis Police Service]] first introduced '''<nowiki/>'Armed Response Vehicles'''' to the streets of Altis on 21 December 2034 | The [[Altis Police Service]] first introduced '''<nowiki/>'Armed Response Vehicles'''' to the streets of Altis on 21 December 2034 | ||
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==Armed Response Ranking Structure== | ==Armed Response Ranking Structure== | ||
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|+Armed Response is comprised of SFOs, CTSFOs, Team Leaders and Command each with their own set roles and responsibilities. As well as this, Armed Response also trains and test Police Officers to use more | |+Armed Response is comprised of SFOs, CTSFOs, Team Leaders and Command each with their own set roles and responsibilities. As well as this, Armed Response also trains and test Police Officers to use more specialised firearms. | ||
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Back on the 23rd of March 2039, Armed Response started an initiative titled Operation Guardian to target large organised crime groups to prevent crimes linked to [[Weapons|firearms]]. Armed Response conducted many house raids based off of credible intelligence and patrolled more visibly in high-priority areas. These actions led us to seize a massive haul of firearms, illegal goods, and military [[vehicles]]. | Back on the 23rd of March 2039, Armed Response started an initiative titled Operation Guardian to target large organised crime groups to prevent crimes linked to [[Weapons|firearms]]. Armed Response conducted many house raids based off of credible intelligence and patrolled more visibly in high-priority areas. These actions led us to seize a massive haul of firearms, illegal goods, and military [[vehicles]]. | ||
We evaluated the known firearms on Altis and classified them into 3 categories, being based on criteria related to calibre, lethality, and ease of access. The categories were; Low-tier, Mid-tier, and High-tier firearms. (This was prior to recent changes to weapons involving high capacity magazines fitting more [[Weapons|firearms]].) | We evaluated the known firearms on [[Altis]] and classified them into 3 categories, being based on criteria related to calibre, lethality, and ease of access. The categories were; Low-tier, Mid-tier, and High-tier firearms. (This was prior to recent changes to weapons involving high capacity magazines fitting more [[Weapons|firearms]].) | ||
After over 4 weeks of patrols, raids and civilians handing in their firearms, we are announcing that Operation Guardian has come to a close, meaning we can announce the following statistics. | After over 4 weeks of patrols, raids and civilians handing in their firearms, we are announcing that Operation Guardian has come to a close, meaning we can announce the following statistics. | ||
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Armed Response Recruitment is very different compared to others and has a much more complicated and lengthy recruitment process which also means there is a much lower success rate. | Armed Response Recruitment is very different compared to others and has a much more complicated and lengthy recruitment process which also means there is a much lower success rate. | ||
The recruitment process is | The recruitment process is invitation only, officers who consecutively do well in heated situations will be noticed and watched by the unit. | ||
===Open Training=== | ===Open Training=== | ||
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===Invitation=== | ===Invitation=== | ||
If an officer is | If an officer is continuously performing well then an Invitation into Armed Response may be offered, This can take a long time to achieve and is never a guarantee. | ||
==Armed Response AFO Programme (AFO)== | ==Armed Response AFO Programme (AFO)== | ||