GTA
264
edits
Difference between revisions of "GTA:Los Santos Police Service"
GTA:Los Santos Police Service (view source)
Revision as of 13:12, 27 February 2021
, 13:12, 27 February 2021Grammar, CID, outdated info
m (SPAG) |
(Grammar, CID, outdated info) |
||
| Line 9: | Line 9: | ||
** [[GTA:Los Santos Police Service#Roads Policing|Roads Policing]] | ** [[GTA:Los Santos Police Service#Roads Policing|Roads Policing]] | ||
** [[GTA:Los Santos Police Service#Recruitment And Development|Recruitment and Development]] | ** [[GTA:Los Santos Police Service#Recruitment And Development|Recruitment and Development]] | ||
** [[GTA:Los Santos Police Service#Criminal Investigation Department|Criminal | ** [[GTA:Los Santos Police Service#Criminal Investigation Department|Criminal Investigations Department]] | ||
* [[GTA:Los Santos Police Service#Specialist Operations|Specialist Operations]] | * [[GTA:Los Santos Police Service#Specialist Operations|Specialist Operations]] | ||
Each directorate is made up of 25 officers, with the exception of Specialist Operations which has 15. Each directorate has 4 operational teams consisting of Sergeants and Police Constables.[[File:GTA Police Structure.png|thumb|Police Structure]] | Each directorate is made up of 25 officers, with the exception of Specialist Operations which has 15. Each directorate has 4 operational teams consisting of Sergeants and Police Constables.[[File:GTA Police Structure.png|thumb|Police Structure]] | ||
| Line 33: | Line 33: | ||
==== Roads Policing ==== | ==== Roads Policing ==== | ||
Roads Policing officers are specially trained in enforcing road traffic laws and high speed pursuits. They are also trained in tactical pursuit tactics such as TPACs and Hard Stops in order to prevent offenders who attempt to escape via the roads. They utilise Traffic Pursuit Vehicles. Each vehicle performing Roads Policing duties is assigned the Romeo-Papa callsign. | Roads Policing officers are specially trained in enforcing road traffic laws and high speed pursuits. They are also trained in tactical pursuit tactics such as TPACs and Hard Stops in order to prevent offenders who attempt to escape via the roads. They utilise Traffic Pursuit Vehicles. Each vehicle performing Roads Policing duties is assigned the Romeo-Papa callsign. | ||
==== Recruitment | ==== Recruitment and Development ==== | ||
This is the entry stage into the LSPS, newly recruited officers will undergo their initial training (OST) and then be guided by Training Officers throughout their probation. After completion of a development plan, Probationary Constables will be promoted to Constable and assigned to a team within Frontline. Recruitment & Development is headed by an Inspector and 2 Sergeants, one focusing on teaching core skills to probationary constables and the other prioritising the training in advanced skills of regular constables. | This is the entry stage into the LSPS, newly recruited officers will undergo their initial training (OST) and then be guided by Training Officers throughout their probation. After completion of a development plan, Probationary Constables will be promoted to Constable and assigned to a team within Frontline. Recruitment & Development is headed by an Inspector and 2 Sergeants, one focusing on teaching core skills to probationary constables and the other prioritising the training in advanced skills of regular constables. | ||
===Criminal | ====Criminal Investigations Department==== | ||
Criminal | The Criminal Investigations Department is the LSPS' investigatory department and is made up of plain-clothes detectives. CID undertake investigations into OCGs and serious and organised crime ranging from bank robberies to drug manufacturing. CID is headed by a Detective Inspector and Detective Sergeant. The CID follows a parallel rank structure to uniformed police consisting of ''Detective Constable > Detective Sergeant > Detective Inspector''. | ||
===Specialist Operations=== | ===Specialist Operations=== | ||
Specialist operations is a cluster of multiple units. Starting with the firearms unit: Officers in this directorate consist of Authorised Firearms Officers (AFO) and Specialist Firearms Officers (SFO). They utilise Armed Response Vehicles (ARV) in Tactical Support Teams (TST) to respond to firearms and violent crime incidents, as well as working as trojan proactive units as visible armed response vehicle patrols in areas of high crime to deter those who pose a threat. Each vehicle performing specialist operations duties is assigned the Zulu callsign while the officers inside have their own Trojan callsign. | Specialist operations is a cluster of multiple units. Starting with the firearms unit: Officers in this directorate consist of Authorised Firearms Officers (AFO) and Specialist Firearms Officers (SFO). They utilise Armed Response Vehicles (ARV) in Tactical Support Teams (TST) to respond to firearms and violent crime incidents, as well as working as trojan proactive units as visible armed response vehicle patrols in areas of high crime to deter those who pose a threat. Each vehicle performing specialist operations duties is assigned the Zulu callsign while the officers inside have their own Trojan callsign. | ||
Besides that is the National Police Air service, officers in this directorate consists of pilots who pass flight training and tests. They specialise in air surveillance, pursuits and searching suspects. The members in specialist operations are the | Besides that is the National Police Air service, officers in this directorate consists of pilots who pass flight training and tests. They specialise in air surveillance, pursuits and searching suspects. The members in specialist operations are the Inspector and Sergeant of NPAS, who are leading the unit. Everyone who is part of the unit as a pilot, are regular officers in Frontline and Traffic or command of Specialist Operations. | ||
The Dog Support unit has a same structure as NPAS and MPO, where 1 inspector and 1 sergeant is leading within specialist operations, and the members are part of frontline, traffic or firearms. Dog handlers are highly trained to use dogs for searching, defending themselves and normal patrol duties. They utilise the Skoda Suburb. | The Dog Support unit has a same structure as NPAS and MPO, where 1 inspector and 1 sergeant is leading within specialist operations, and the members are part of frontline, traffic or firearms. Dog handlers are highly trained to use dogs for searching, defending themselves and normal patrol duties. They utilise the Skoda Suburb. | ||
| Line 92: | Line 92: | ||
| £ 300 | | £ 300 | ||
|- | |- | ||
| colspan="8" | | | colspan="8" |Officers in an investigatory department have the 'Detective' prefix in front of their rank. This signifies their specialised role but does not give them extra authority over uniformed counterparts. | ||
|} | |} | ||
Police officers are paid according to a uniform pay scale, which increases with each promotion, starting at £140 for PPCs up to £300 for C/Supts. | Police officers are paid according to a uniform pay scale, which increases with each promotion, starting at £140 for PPCs up to £300 for C/Supts. | ||