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The Specialist Protection Group (SPG) was founded and began official operations on the 2nd of October 2038. It was created from the remnants of the Diplomatic Protection Group (DPG) and was originally founded by Ace J Hunter, Ryker and Sciencefreak with the help from Tadworth and Gordon. It successfully passed its trial in | The Specialist Protection Group (SPG) was founded and began official operations on the 2nd of October 2038. It was created from the remnants of the Diplomatic Protection Group (DPG) and was originally founded by Ace J Hunter, Ryker and Sciencefreak with the help from Tadworth and Gordon. It successfully passed its trial in January 2039 and is continuing to be lead by {{Police/Command Member|Position=CSP}}.{{Police SPG Info Box}} | ||
==What is the Specialist Protection Group== | ==What is the Specialist Protection Group== | ||
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=== Static Armed Protection === | === Static Armed Protection === | ||
The Specialist Protection Group provides armed protection for venues through event | The Specialist Protection Group provides armed protection for venues through event security. This can be for official events such as police showcases and ceremonies or high profile civilian matters such as weddings. | ||
=== Critical National Infrastructure Protection === | === Critical National Infrastructure Protection === | ||
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=== Resource & Asset Protection === | === Resource & Asset Protection === | ||
The Specialist Protection Group provides mobile armed protection to any resources and assets | The Specialist Protection Group provides mobile armed protection to any resources and assets deemed to be dangerous or in need of specialist protection in order for them not to endanger the public. This includes weapons, nuclear materials, hazardous and protected loads | ||
=== Territorial Policing === | === Territorial Policing === | ||
The Specialist Protection group provides a specialised approach to territorial policing. Officers use this jurisdiction in order to support the other operations and ensure that they all run smoothly. This includes some public order containment and | The Specialist Protection group provides a specialised approach to territorial policing. Officers use this jurisdiction in order to support the other operations and ensure that they all run smoothly. This includes some public order containment and peacekeeping when VIPs are interacting with crowds through crowd control. | ||
Additionally further operations such as the following may be used: | Additionally, further operations such as the following may be used: | ||
* Roadblocks & Closing Streets (Rerouting) | * Roadblocks & Closing Streets (Rerouting) | ||
* Checkpoints (Stop & Search) | * Checkpoints (Stop & Search) | ||
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''The leads deal with the tactical and operational side of command. .'' | ''The leads deal with the tactical and operational side of command. .'' | ||
Head Protection Officer (HPO) - Two officers hold this position and are also part of the command team with the leads. They handle the tactical side, engaging in leading operations and trainings, organising members, dealing with activity and | Head Protection Officer (HPO) - Two officers hold this position and are also part of the command team with the leads. They handle the tactical side, engaging in leading operations and trainings, organising members, dealing with activity and responding to public protection requests | ||
Senior Protection Officer (SPO) - For each HPO there are 4 SPOs. These officers handle the operational side of command as they lead patrols and small scale operations. | Senior Protection Officer (SPO) - For each HPO there are 4 SPOs. These officers handle the operational side of command as they lead patrols and small scale operations. | ||