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Los Santos Police Department Official Handbook - Part 1 *Read
Before Apply*
DIR By: Sonny Smith
Date: December 26, 2012, 10:38 am
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[center]Los Santos Police Department
Official Handbook[/center]
((NOTE: This handbook is made by the chief of Police Department
Sonny Smith and its not takes or stolen as any other LSPD
handbooks on any other servers, just for informing players.))
1).Introduction
This is the Official LSPD (Los Santos Police Department)
Handbook, This handbook must be read thoroughly for all Members
of the LSPD and people who are planning to join the LSPD. This
is basic acknowledgment about the LSPD.
2).LSPD Role
The LSPD have a main role in San Andreas, To protect and to
serve for the city, They will be attending to all LEO's that are
in danger and helping out civilians. Their boundaries are Red
County. They are only allowed to enter Los Santos when given
permission from the Government, the LSPD (Los Santos Police
Department) or the FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation)
3).Citizen Safety
At first your safety is always important so you must Call the
911 when you are in Danger at All Times! Firstly the LSPD Will
respond to the 911 call you will give and if the situation is
critic and more LEO force is needed then an LEO unit may call
the LSPD. ((/call 911))
4).When you see the LSPD
When you see an LSPD member no matter the ranking the Officer
may ask you a few questions or you may be a suspect. In order
for no lethal force to be used then you must always comply and
not try and attempt an evade.
5. Los Santos Police Department, Officers
The Los Santos Police Department are always on their duty at the
Los Santos Police Station doing their best to serve the city as
much as they can and they are always on duty ready to serve and
to protect.
[font=comic sans ms][b][size=12pt][color=orange]Lockers:
Quote:
/lspd
The locker rooms of the LSPD are going to essentially be your
home. Everything you will ever need can be found in there. Be
sure to be in the correct uniform, have any weapons that you
have permissions for, and be on duty! You are allowed to go
off-duty if you talk with a High Command member, however don't
get it mixed up! Being off-duty is only allowed with permission,
if you don't know how to differentiate, stay on duty.
Faction Radio:
Quote:
/r
The faction radio is used to talk to all members of the LSPD.
Anybody may use this radio, however, the radio is IC. You may
talk OOC if you put brackets around your words. Also, be sure
not to power-game or meta-game any calls! If your being held
hostage, don't scream over radio "HELP I'M BEING ROBBED!"
Roleplay, the robbers would hear you and do something about it.
So make sure that if your in a similar situation, don't
power-game the radio.
Department Radio:
Quote:
/d
This radio frequency is used to talk to all departments. This
includes LSPD, Senate, FBI, NG, MPS, LSFMD,LSSD and SASP. You
must be a Sergeant or above to use department radio without
permission. If you are found using department radio without
permission as a Corporal or below, you will be dealt with.
Department radio is for necessary communications, no chatting is
allowed (OOC chat). That is the main reason we have a rule for
its usage. Whenever you are delivering a Most Wanted you always
have permission to use the Department radio. In all other
circumstances ask for permission first to use the Department
radio! A Sergeant or above can provide you permission.
There is a server rule about using OOC in department radio. If
you are found using any OOC, the admins have all rights to
prison/jail you. Keep it strictly IC, or don't complain when you
get punished. Others may use OOC in department radio, who cares,
don't join in.
Gate Control:
Quote:
/gate
The gate is a common day use for all Officers. We have two
gates: one leading to the impound lot and one leading to the
garage. Make sure that both gates stay closed at all times. They
only time they should be open is when an authorized vehicle
needs to pass by.
Always look behind you when going through the gates. If someone
is behind you, keep the gate open and let them come in aswell.
Also, make sure that the driver is the only person who operates
the gate. This will prevent confusion and prevent the passenger
from closing the gate on the car.
Megaphone:
Quote:
/m
This is a very useful tool for car chases. The megaphone can go
a good distance due to its loudness. Make sure to keep it
professional, we don't need civilians hearing your conversation
from a block away.
Another thing, discuss ahead of time who is going to operate the
megaphone. Two people screaming into it during a car chase isn't
necessary. If your the driver, let your passenger operate it so
you can concentrate on driving!
Wanted List:
Quote:
/wanted
The wanted list is, as you guessed, a list of wanted people.
This will show each and ever wanted member in the city and what
their wanted level is. As an officer, try and prevent from five
or more people getting on the wanted list. If you notice a ton
of people, feel free to trace their cellphone using the
detective job. It will help keep the streets clean. Whenever you
are looking on the wanted list, don't forget to Roleplay it!
Issuing Warrants:
Quote:
/su
Issuing warrants is the single-most important tool in the LSPD.
It is how we give people "wanted stars." Whenever someone
commits a crime, place a /su on them, that will give them a
wanted level, notifying the FBI and the rest of the LSPD to go
after the person. You can only arrest people with wanted stars,
so without this command, we are toasted.
There is absolutely no tolerance for misusing this command. If
you are found placing phony warrants on people, you will be
FIRED on the spot. Another thing of note, do not meta-game
warrants. To place a warrant, you must have the person's name or
ID (License). If you don't have their name, don't place a
warrant. You can gather the name using various methods:
licenses, the MDC, the fingerprint scanner, and checking in with
the hospital after critically injuring a suspect. ALWAYS make
sure you get their name. You can and will be fired/demoted for
meta-gaming.
Tickets:
Quote:
/ticket
Tickets are the way we deal with suspects that perform either
one crime or small crimes, such as traffic violations. Crimes
like murder, rape, hostage taking, ETC. should obviously result
in an arrest. Tickets are to never be given over $10,000. You
should also not be handing out $10,000 for extremely small
crimes. Anybody found doing so will be fired and arrested for
corruption.
Always remember, gather the suspect's name before handing out
tickets. Don't meta-game otherwise you will be demoted or fired.
The most common way to getting the name of a suspect that
deserves a ticket is getting their license or matching a picture
to their name via MDC.
Arresting:
Quote:
/arrest
Arrests should only be made when a suspect has committed
multiple crimes or a more serious crime, like attempted murder.
This command arrests whoever is wanted and is in your car. So
make sure it is only you and the suspect your arresting in the
car, otherwise, things could bug out.
Make sure you put an appropriate amount on the fine, minutes,
and bail. If they only committed three crimes, don't give them
$20,000 for 20 minutes with a bail of $300,000. Doing so could
get you fired or demoted. A good rule of thumb that I follow is:
$4,000 and 4 minutes per star. If they comply, take off some
minutes and part of the fine. If they struggle, add time to
their sentence and increase their fine.
Frisking:
Quote:
/frisk
This is used to pat down a suspect and see what he/she has on
them. It will display crack, materials, pot, and their weapons.
This is useful for finding any illegal substances that a suspect
may be finding.
Always be sure to put non-latex gloves on prior to frisking.
This will prevent disease transmission. The reason for non-latex
gloves is due to the fact that some people have severe allergic
reactions to latex. DO NOT "lube" up the gloves with spit. If
you are witnessed doing so, you face possible suspension,
demotion, or being fired.
Removing Items:
Quote:
/take
Before arresting someone it is always required to remove any
weapons they have on them. This is to make sure they do not use
the weapons in jail. Only Officers and above may take weapons.
Any ranks below that are unable to do so.
Always remember, the only thing you can take during an arrest is
weapons. DO NOT take materials, crack, marijuana, or cellphones.
Doing so could put you up for a demotion and being fired as well
as admin prison. If someone is making guns in jail, contact a
Sergeant or higher. Officers and above may not take materials
under ANY circumstance. Sergeants and above may take materials
ONLY if guns are being made in jail.
Tazer:
Quote:
/tazer
The tazer is a non-lethal weapon used for subduing suspects.
This is another tool that may never be abused. When you use this
command, it will take up a SD pistol as a tazer, and you are
able to taze the person you aiming at for 8 seconds. Enough time
to cuff the suspect up.
Always remember that rush-tazing is a server rule. If someone is
shooting at you, DO NOT taze them, shoot back. Once the person
begins to run away, you may taze them again. Also, try and
prevent from tazing people who have their hands up. You are
allowed to cuff people if they are either tazed or if they have
their hands up.
Cuffing Suspects:
Quote:
/cuff
Cuffing is absolutely necessary for catching suspects. Cuffs
will break after four minutes. Make sure you watch time and RPly
tighten the cuffs if need be. Always remember that you can't
cuff people who don't have their hands up or if they aren't
tazed. Always prevent yourself from tazing people with their
hands up. The tazer should only be used if the suspect is
resisting. Normally what I do is when you are processing someone
and you have a partner, let your partner stand at the door next
to the suspect. Incase he decides to run off your partner could
just grab him in his neck right away.
Uncuffing Suspects:
Quote:
/uncuff
Uncuffing suspects might come in handy every once in a while. If
you cuff someone for a bad reason or a situation comes along,
this command will allow your suspect to go free. Always
remember, if you didn't cuff the suspect, it isn't your suspect.
Do not uncuff other officers' suspects. Doing so could get you
in some trouble.
Detaining Suspects:
Quote:
/detain
Detaining is another necessary step to arresting suspects. To
properly detain someone, make sure the car is right next to them
and place them in the closest seat. If the car can't get close
to the suspect, you can simply walk or drag the suspect to the
car.
Try to detain to the correct seat for proper RP. Seat 1 is the
passenger seat. Seat 2 is the seat behind the driver seat. Seat
3 is the seat behind the passenger seat. More information about
it on the end of the Handbook! Try and memorize the seat
positions for maximum RP.
Ramming Doors:
Quote:
/ram
Ramming doors is only to be used in special situations. This
command allows you to enter houses regardless of the doors being
locked or not. This command is not to be abused. If you have no
proper reason to entering a house, do not ram the door down.
This command should stick primarily to only SWAT personnel.
Deploying Spikes:
Quote:
/deployspikes
This command will lay a set of road spikes down on the ground.
Road spikes are useful for popping the tires of vehicles. This
will make trouble for the driver trying to get away as well as
severely slow down the vehicle. Maximum of spike strips you are
able to deploy is five (5).
A notice will be sent to all departments of the location of your
spikes whenever you lay some down. You will also be told the ID
of the spike strips your laying down. Only Sergeants and above
have access to spikes. A total of 5 spikes may be down on the
ground at any given time. This includes spikes from the FBI and
NG. Do not leave any spike strips unattended or you will face a
possible removal of your rank.
Removing Spikes:
Quote:
/removespikes
This command will collect any spikes on ground. To prevent
confusion, be sure to only pickup the spikes you set on the
ground. Do not pickup other people's spikes as there might be a
use to them. Once again, only Sergeants and above can remove
spikes.
Calling for Backup:
Quote:
/backup
Backup is a great way to gain the upper-hand in any situation.
Using this command will notify all departments of your need for
backup as well as place a blue beacon on their GPS. Use this if
you are in a hot-spot and need some help. Be sure to update us
via ventrilo as well so we can get there faster.
Calling-off Backup:
Quote:
/nobackup
If for some reason you no longer need backup, you can call it
off using this command. This will remove the beacon from the GPS
of all departments.
Operating Cameras:
Quote:
/cam
One task in the LSPD is station duty. While on station duty, you
have the option of operating the cameras. To get to the cameras,
go into the impound lot and enter the doors at the office near
the garage gate. Turn on the cameras using this command. This is
useful for monitoring the LSPD and gaining tactical advantages
over any riots that have broken loose within the perimeter of
the LSPD HQ.
There are 8 camera modes to choose from. Camera 1 is the front
of the PD. Camera 2 is inside the lobby of the PD. Camera 3 is
in the locker rooms. Camera 4 is a view of the hallway behind
the metal doors. Camera 5 if a view of the jail cells. Camera 6
is the back portion of the garage. Camera 7 is the front potion
of the garage. Camera 8 is the option for turning off the
cameras.
Delivering a Suspect:
Quote:
/deliver
Whenever a suspect has committed 6 or more crimes, and those
crimes are relatively big, like murder, rape, terrorism, ect.,
it is necessary to send the suspect to Demorgan. Take the
suspect to the airport and send him on the next flight to prison
using this command. It will send them to Demorgan for a good
hour.
Only Officers and above are allowed to use this command. Also
make sure that the suspect commited major crimes. If all of his
crimes are reckless driving or something like that, just put him
in jail for the maximum fine and time. ( Assuming he is a Most
Wanted. )
Government Announcements:
Quote:
/gov
This will issue a government broadcast to all civilians in Los
Santos. This is only to be used to broadcast important
information. Pointless broadcasts are not needed and shouldn't
be used over the government broadcast. Misusing the broadcast
system could give you a demotion, firing, and admin prison.
Since this is a command that is widely available for major
abuse, only Captains and above may have access to this system.
Division Invites:
Quote:
/lspddiv
This command will allow for High Command members to assign
people to divisions. This is used to let other people know if
you are a member of either S.W.A.T. or a Field Training Officer.
After being invited to a division, it will either say "(SWAT)"
or "(FTO)" next to your name in /r along with your rank. Cadets
are unable to join any division. Only Officers and above are
eligible.
There are three numbers to choose from for the ID of the
division. 1 means you are not in a division. 2 means you are a
part of SWAT. 3 means you are a FTO. This will help identify
people that are allowed to do SWAT situations or be training.
Only Captains and above may assign people to divisions.
Deploying Barricades:
Quote:
/deploycade
This will set-up a huge blockade that will stop any vehicle dead
in its tracks. It is very useful to prevent people from getting
places. There is a limit to the number of barricades allowed to
be spawned. All LEO Factions can have 5 barricades out at any
time. Which means, if the NG has 4 barricades, you can only
deploy one.
Due to possible abuse, only Sergeants and above are able to lay
down a barricade. If you leave the barricade unattended, you
face a possible removal of your rank.
Removing Barricades:
Quote:
/destroycade
This command allows you to remove any barricade near you. You
must be standing very close to the barricade to do so. Only
Sergeants and above have the ability to take down barricades.
Showing Your Badge:
Quote:
/showbadge
This command allows you to show your badge to anybody that asks.
It is a great way to tell if someone is working for a Civil
Service faction or not. If someone won't show you their badge or
it looks fake, then you know you have a possible impersonator.
Checking Seat-belts:
Quote:
/checkbelt
This command will bring up a short sentence that tells you
weather or not the person is wearing his or her seat-belt. Also
a good idea to RP'ly check this whenever you pulled someone
over.
Revoking a Driver's License:
Quote:
/revokedl
This command, if used in a faction vehicle, it will allow you to
remove a person's driver's license. You must be a Sergeant or
above or you will not be able to use this command.
Calling MPS:
Quote:
/mpsloc
This will set-up a beacon that is visible to MPS employees.
Unlike /backup, the beacon will not follow you around. It will
remain at the same spot you laid the beacon down.
9. San Andreas Wanted List
Quote:
/wanted
The Wanted list in your MDC Database will show all the wanted
people around San Andreas and there Crimes with the current
wanted level they are wanted.
10.Mobile Data Computer
Quote:
/mdc
The Mobile Data Computer, or MDC, is seldom used. It is a bit
sad since the MDC is a great tool once you know how to use it.
It can be used for placing BOLOs on people, running a check on
criminal history, or matching a picture to someone's name. It is
also useful for double-checking the identification of a
under-cover FBI agent. A description about the usage of the MDC
Database is made below
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