San Andreas Police
Community Affairs
FRONT DESK
Central Station
Pershing Square
Los Santos, SA 90014
ROSTER INFORMATION
An Officer's badge number has the purpose of identifying the employee to the public.
The badge must be worn at all times on active duty for the public to have a clear identification of the officer.
Once the officer has finished the training program, he will be promoted to the rank of officer and be assigned a badge number.
The badge number will stay with the officer from the beginning of his career to the end of it, the badge number following to be retired after the employee no longer serves in the force.
A full list of serving Officers is listed here, along with a direct email ((profile)) link, should you need to contact them.
The badge must be worn at all times on active duty for the public to have a clear identification of the officer.
Once the officer has finished the training program, he will be promoted to the rank of officer and be assigned a badge number.
The badge number will stay with the officer from the beginning of his career to the end of it, the badge number following to be retired after the employee no longer serves in the force.
A full list of serving Officers is listed here, along with a direct email ((profile)) link, should you need to contact them.
EMPLOYEE ROSTER
Police Commissioner
#249 - Shamus Rae
#295 - Antonio Hernandez
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The Police Commissioners are appointed officials by the U.S. Congress who are usually a retired (Deputy) Chief and they have the powers and the duties given by the congress to ensure stability and unity of the department and are the last point of contact in the chain-of-command and will directly report and represent the department to the congress.
DUTIES AND OBLIGATIONS:
• Oversee the activities of the Chief and Deputy Chief of Police;
• Approve or disapprove any proposed changes to the regulations or the handbook of the San Andreas Police Department;
• Approve or disapprove any proposed structural or organizational changes for the San Andreas Police Department;
• Ability to veto promotions, demotions, awards, or recruitment of individuals deemed unfit;
• Review complaints against the Chief or Deputy Chief of Police;
• Ensure and promote internal stability and unity, mitigate unrest and mediate in disagreements or fights.
DUTIES AND OBLIGATIONS:
• Oversee the activities of the Chief and Deputy Chief of Police;
• Approve or disapprove any proposed changes to the regulations or the handbook of the San Andreas Police Department;
• Approve or disapprove any proposed structural or organizational changes for the San Andreas Police Department;
• Ability to veto promotions, demotions, awards, or recruitment of individuals deemed unfit;
• Review complaints against the Chief or Deputy Chief of Police;
• Ensure and promote internal stability and unity, mitigate unrest and mediate in disagreements or fights.
Chief of Police
#360 - Paul Snowden
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The Chief of Police (CoP) is the general 'developer' and 'manager' of the Police Department, the CoP is responsible for the planning, efficient administration, and operation of the Police Department. The Chief formulates departmental policies, regulations, goals, and program priorities along side the Police Commissioners, the Chief enforces these and are expected to be followed by every member of the department. Ensures compliance with all laws which the Department or its officers have the authority to enforce. The Chief of Police has full authority over the San Andreas Police Department and all of its divisions.
RIGHTS: The Chief of Police has all rights of the positions below him in the chain of command, as well as rights to overrule decisions and determine the paths of the department. The Chief of Police is also the official representative of the SAPD to the public, and he may do it either himself or assign a member of the Command or of the SAPD to do it at occasional spots. Has the right to issue administrative decrees with the approval of the Police Commission.
PERFORMANCE MARKERS: The Chief is generally responsible for the financial fiscality of the department and the general administration of the department. This means making sure the chain of command is followed to ensure the duties of both Lieutenants and supervisory officers are efficient, and the department is operating at an optimum.
RIGHTS: The Chief of Police has all rights of the positions below him in the chain of command, as well as rights to overrule decisions and determine the paths of the department. The Chief of Police is also the official representative of the SAPD to the public, and he may do it either himself or assign a member of the Command or of the SAPD to do it at occasional spots. Has the right to issue administrative decrees with the approval of the Police Commission.
PERFORMANCE MARKERS: The Chief is generally responsible for the financial fiscality of the department and the general administration of the department. This means making sure the chain of command is followed to ensure the duties of both Lieutenants and supervisory officers are efficient, and the department is operating at an optimum.
Assistant Chief of Police
#181 - Ophelia McCullough
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The Assistant Chief of Police is the secondary rank next to the CoP in the Police Department and reports directly to the Chief of Police. When the CoP is absent, for any reason, the assistant chief assumes that role and takes full command of the Police Department. In the absence of the Chief, the assistant is responsible for making any day-to-day decisions that the Chief makes.
RIGHTS: The Assistant Chief has the same rights as the Chief of Police, with the sole exception that he responds to the Chief of Police in all necessary decision-making. The Assistant Chief temporarily assumes the C.O.P. position in the absence of the C.O.P. for more than 72 hours. Has the right to issue administrative decrees with the approval of the Police Commission.
PERFORMANCE MARKERS: The Assistant Chief of Police is generally responsible for the financial fiscality of the department and the general administration of the department. This means making sure the chain of command is followed to ensure the duties of both Lieutenants and supervisory officers are efficient, and the department is operating at an optimum.
RIGHTS: The Assistant Chief has the same rights as the Chief of Police, with the sole exception that he responds to the Chief of Police in all necessary decision-making. The Assistant Chief temporarily assumes the C.O.P. position in the absence of the C.O.P. for more than 72 hours. Has the right to issue administrative decrees with the approval of the Police Commission.
PERFORMANCE MARKERS: The Assistant Chief of Police is generally responsible for the financial fiscality of the department and the general administration of the department. This means making sure the chain of command is followed to ensure the duties of both Lieutenants and supervisory officers are efficient, and the department is operating at an optimum.
Command Consultant
Commander
#119 - Matthew Reiner
#216 - Richard Jones
#170 - Valentino Reiner
#268 - Zac Hernandez
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The Command Consultant is the consultant to the Executive and Command staff, usually a previous CoP or someone who had wide experience in other fields of Law Enforcement. Command Consultants have the field authority equivalent to a Police Commander, a rank that is below the Deputy Chief. They provide valuable advice to the Executives and Command members to ensure quality and stability within the department's leadership. Consultants are appointed by the Police Commissioners.
In person, Command Consultants are referred to as "Commander" and that is what their badge will reflect.
In person, Command Consultants are referred to as "Commander" and that is what their badge will reflect.
Police Captain
#XXX - Vacant
Special Operations Bureau
Administrative Services Bureau
#XXX- Vacant
Detective Bureau
Field Operations Bureau
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A Captain is performing work that involves the responsibility for planning, assigning, and supervising activities of the patrol or investigative operation. In addition, a Captain performs administrative duties such as reviewing correspondence, budget requests, and activity reports of their assigned bureau's.
Two individuals shall be in place for this rank. In-which, each has their own assigned Bureau's to focus on. Their authority sits within these assigned Bureau's.
RIGHTS: The Captain has the same rights as the Lieutenant, plus the role of being responsible for their assigned focus bureau's administration.
PERFORMANCE MARKERS: The Police Captain's performance indicators is to ensure that the Lieutenants are keeping up to date with the happenings of their respective bureau. They collect statistical data from the Lieutenants to investigate progression and faults. Thus, ensuring the quality of the system and its accordance with the regulations. The Captain summarizes this data and presents it as a report to the Executive Staff. Police Captain also investigates and handles any misconduct within the bureaus, and the department in general. Consistent failure to do so will result in the relegation of rank, but consistent upkeep of duties may be eligible for promotion.
Two individuals shall be in place for this rank. In-which, each has their own assigned Bureau's to focus on. Their authority sits within these assigned Bureau's.
RIGHTS: The Captain has the same rights as the Lieutenant, plus the role of being responsible for their assigned focus bureau's administration.
PERFORMANCE MARKERS: The Police Captain's performance indicators is to ensure that the Lieutenants are keeping up to date with the happenings of their respective bureau. They collect statistical data from the Lieutenants to investigate progression and faults. Thus, ensuring the quality of the system and its accordance with the regulations. The Captain summarizes this data and presents it as a report to the Executive Staff. Police Captain also investigates and handles any misconduct within the bureaus, and the department in general. Consistent failure to do so will result in the relegation of rank, but consistent upkeep of duties may be eligible for promotion.
Police Lieutenant
#335 - Tom Willson
Administrative Services Bureau
#164 - Iftina Hernandez
Field Operations Bureau
#XXX - Vacant
Special Operations Bureau
#250 - Simon Riley
Detective Bureau
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Lieutenants are responsible for ensuring that subordinate officers in their bureau and the department follow all rules and regulations imposed by the department itself. They often supervise specific work shifts, give directives to subordinates about new or revised policies. Lieutenants join forces with their subordinates and supervisors to prevent crime and enforce laws, and work in police stations and out in the field.
The Lieutenant is the main field force of the Command Staff of the SAPD - therefore, this position requires a high level of activity.
RIGHTS: Is part of the Command Staff; has full lead over a bureau (AOB, SOB and FOB); may handle supervisory complaints and suspend according to complaint evaluations; may retain narcotics for inventory purposes or destroy them; may remove officers from duty with appropriate reasoning; may take over the lead during an operation; may order other units below his rank in the chain of command at his discretion; has the right to deploy special apparatus of the department at appropriate discretion (vehicles/equipment).
PERFORMANCE MARKERS: Lieutenants are evaluated on how efficiently they supervise their assigned Bureau. Performance markers are given accordingly to the quality of their work and their monthly reports to the captain of the department. A Lieutenant collects a statistical report of their Bureau each week where important data are represented. They're required to write a detailed report of the Bureau's progression throughout the month if they met upon issues, possible solutions, or changes they may require to operate in its most efficient way. The Lieutenant has to meet this criterion in order to be eligible for promotion, consistent failure to do so will result in demotion.
A.O.B. Commander: The Lieutenant of the Bureau sends a statistical report on the progression of their divisions. For example; how many academy graduates we had the last week, how many discharges (resigned/fired); current issues of the divisions, or concerns they may have; possible solutions and suggestions; summary of the progression of the bureau and its divisions.
S.O.B. Commander: The Lieutenant of this Bureau sends a statistical report on the progression of their divisions. For example; how many operations have been unsuccessful; what's the common reason for its failure; possible solutions and suggestions; issues and concerns of the divisions; summary of the progression of the bureau and its divisions.
F.O.B Commander: The Lieutenant of this Bureau sends a statistical report on the progression of their divisions. For example; how many operations have been hosted; detailed reports of those operations; suggestions; issues and concerns of the divisions; summary of the progression of the bureau and its divisions.
D.B. Commander: The Lieutenant of this Bureau sends a statistical report on the progression of their divisions. For example; how many sting operations, infiltrations, undercover missions have been conducted; detailed reports of those operations; suggestions; issues and concerns of the divisions; summary of the progression of the bureau and its divisions.
The Lieutenant is the main field force of the Command Staff of the SAPD - therefore, this position requires a high level of activity.
RIGHTS: Is part of the Command Staff; has full lead over a bureau (AOB, SOB and FOB); may handle supervisory complaints and suspend according to complaint evaluations; may retain narcotics for inventory purposes or destroy them; may remove officers from duty with appropriate reasoning; may take over the lead during an operation; may order other units below his rank in the chain of command at his discretion; has the right to deploy special apparatus of the department at appropriate discretion (vehicles/equipment).
PERFORMANCE MARKERS: Lieutenants are evaluated on how efficiently they supervise their assigned Bureau. Performance markers are given accordingly to the quality of their work and their monthly reports to the captain of the department. A Lieutenant collects a statistical report of their Bureau each week where important data are represented. They're required to write a detailed report of the Bureau's progression throughout the month if they met upon issues, possible solutions, or changes they may require to operate in its most efficient way. The Lieutenant has to meet this criterion in order to be eligible for promotion, consistent failure to do so will result in demotion.
A.O.B. Commander: The Lieutenant of the Bureau sends a statistical report on the progression of their divisions. For example; how many academy graduates we had the last week, how many discharges (resigned/fired); current issues of the divisions, or concerns they may have; possible solutions and suggestions; summary of the progression of the bureau and its divisions.
S.O.B. Commander: The Lieutenant of this Bureau sends a statistical report on the progression of their divisions. For example; how many operations have been unsuccessful; what's the common reason for its failure; possible solutions and suggestions; issues and concerns of the divisions; summary of the progression of the bureau and its divisions.
F.O.B Commander: The Lieutenant of this Bureau sends a statistical report on the progression of their divisions. For example; how many operations have been hosted; detailed reports of those operations; suggestions; issues and concerns of the divisions; summary of the progression of the bureau and its divisions.
D.B. Commander: The Lieutenant of this Bureau sends a statistical report on the progression of their divisions. For example; how many sting operations, infiltrations, undercover missions have been conducted; detailed reports of those operations; suggestions; issues and concerns of the divisions; summary of the progression of the bureau and its divisions.
Police Detective III
#337 - Tyron Snyder
#385 - George Herbert
#114 - Arslan Carter
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Detective III's are experienced Detectives that focus on the overall management of cases. They are the highest non-commanding members within the Detectives Bureau. They'll be tasked with guiding new Detectives in case management. They'll ensure training is up to date, ensure Detective's are completing the work against their assigned cases and ensuring the general management of Detective I and II's.
Detective III's get assigned based on their case work and their experience.
Detective III's get assigned based on their case work and their experience.
Police Sergeant II
#389 - James Miller
#368 - Shawn Cooper
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Police Sergeant II's are experienced supervisory staff members, they are the highest non-commanding field officers the department and understand how the department operates. They are often tasked with guiding Sergeants on their journey into their supervising duties. These members of the Supervising Staff are often tasked with handling minor duty infringements and must report those to their superiors. Staff Sergeants have shown great interest in progressing further in their career in the department, they are often tasked with leadership tasks on the field such as assuming the lead role in assigning tasks during situations, organizing patrols, enforcing call-sign usage, shift briefings, and much more.
RIGHTS: Staff Sergeant has the right to lead a division and/or a precinct, organize assignments for Sergeants, and give out individual tasks and responsibilities to officers. They also hold the right to host assignments themselves shall the department be in shortage of organized operations. They must ensure that their Sergeants are put out and meet their mandatory assignments quotas each week as well. Staff Sergeant can also conduct daily briefings in the auditorium, and they hold the highest rank when command and executive aren't present.
PERFORMANCE MARKERS: Staff Sergeants' performance markers are based on their division's general performance and its ability to effectively execute their duties. This is based on the general activity, planning, and intake of new members as well. Aside from their divisional duties, Staff Sergeant are also given performance markers on how they work with the regular Sergeants to guide them with given tasks. They ensure that Sergeants meet their weekly quota of assigned operations and tasks. As a Staff Sergeant, you report directly to your bureau leader, and you're required to give a short and precise weekly status of your division to said person. Negligence of said duties will result in relegation duties and rank. Consistent upkeep of duties will make you eligible for promotion.
RIGHTS: Staff Sergeant has the right to lead a division and/or a precinct, organize assignments for Sergeants, and give out individual tasks and responsibilities to officers. They also hold the right to host assignments themselves shall the department be in shortage of organized operations. They must ensure that their Sergeants are put out and meet their mandatory assignments quotas each week as well. Staff Sergeant can also conduct daily briefings in the auditorium, and they hold the highest rank when command and executive aren't present.
PERFORMANCE MARKERS: Staff Sergeants' performance markers are based on their division's general performance and its ability to effectively execute their duties. This is based on the general activity, planning, and intake of new members as well. Aside from their divisional duties, Staff Sergeant are also given performance markers on how they work with the regular Sergeants to guide them with given tasks. They ensure that Sergeants meet their weekly quota of assigned operations and tasks. As a Staff Sergeant, you report directly to your bureau leader, and you're required to give a short and precise weekly status of your division to said person. Negligence of said duties will result in relegation duties and rank. Consistent upkeep of duties will make you eligible for promotion.
Police Detective II
#000 Mircea Niko
#194 - Mark Henderson
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Detective II's are Detectives that have demonstrated their capabilities in making successful cases. They'll have completed cases from start to finish with verdicts being brought in court. Detective II's are primarily responsible for the training of new Detectives that are in the Detective Training Program. Alongside that, they'll still be expected to produce cases.
Police Sergeant I
#212 - Andrew Clarson
#281 - Chris Harris
#457 - Eric Fitzgerald
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The entry rank to the Supervisory Staff. The Sergeant rank is given to those who have shown interest in proceeding their career towards a supervising aspect, you will be trained in supervisory duties, such as organizing your fellow officers and friends during the day, babysitting your fellow officers should the need arises, and overall try to mold them into a cohesive unit and be sure they perform their work efficiently. Only those with a long stay in the department will be able to be promoted to this position. For you to make a good Sergeant, you must be able to set your emotions aside and be impartial. A Sergeant is performing work that involves the responsibility for planning, assigning, and executing tasks to which they were assigned. These tasks can vary from hosting organized patrols to simply hosting a border patrol.
RIGHTS: Sergeants have the right to suspend officers from duty due to misconduct, and give out individual tasks and responsibilities to officers. They have the right to handle complaints submitted on the forums.
PERFORMANCE MARKERS: Sergeants' performance markers are based on ensuring officers fulfill their duties on a daily basis, making sure officers take care of volunteers. They also have the ultimate responsibility for supervising and being consistently present on active duty. Sergeants are obligated to host a minimum of THREE operations weekly. The sessions are to be documented and presented as a report on appropriate boards for Staff Sergeant to review. Constant negligence of said duties will result in the relegation of rank. Though, consistent upkeep of duties may make you eligible for the promotion.
RIGHTS: Sergeants have the right to suspend officers from duty due to misconduct, and give out individual tasks and responsibilities to officers. They have the right to handle complaints submitted on the forums.
PERFORMANCE MARKERS: Sergeants' performance markers are based on ensuring officers fulfill their duties on a daily basis, making sure officers take care of volunteers. They also have the ultimate responsibility for supervising and being consistently present on active duty. Sergeants are obligated to host a minimum of THREE operations weekly. The sessions are to be documented and presented as a report on appropriate boards for Staff Sergeant to review. Constant negligence of said duties will result in the relegation of rank. Though, consistent upkeep of duties may make you eligible for the promotion.
Police Detective I
#120 - Deka Rosso
#252 - Kira Hernandez
#305 - Smith Wellington
#404 - Damien Taylor
#466 - Martin Winchester
#377 - Brian Wilson
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Detective I is the first official rank within the Detective Bureau. All Detective's will have passed the Detective Training Program and proven they're capable at completing all aspects of case building. They likely have been with the Police Department for quite some time to demonstrate their worthiness to become a Detective.
The Detective Training Program is a long series of tests and training, so all Detective I's will have proven themselves. Their expected duty as a Detective I is to build cases and create a network of informants.
The Detective Training Program is a long series of tests and training, so all Detective I's will have proven themselves. Their expected duty as a Detective I is to build cases and create a network of informants.
#133 - Omer Azeez
#410 - Damon Quintrell
#416 - Kondo Tadao
#362 - Simon Stewart
#369 - John Sheller
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Lead Officers are the most experienced field officers in the department. When you reach this rank, it means that you've already surpassed being a senior member of the department and that you have received a qualification allowing you to participate in more responsibilities. Lead Officer is a rank also given to officers in the Sergeant Training Program. Members in this rank have shown their interest in joining the Supervisory Staff and are being evaluated on their performance. A Lead Officer may be enrolled in the Sergeant Training Program after they have shown they are able to handle the progression to the supervisory rank if there are vacancies in the Supervisory ranks. Needless to say, a failure to keep a satisfactory performance marker can result in a demotion.
RIGHTS: Lead Officers possess the ability to lead and take charge of volunteers and Officers when supervisory or command staff isn't present to guide and organize them, and are encouraged to do so.
PERFORMANCE MARKERS: Lead Officers are evaluated on how eager they are to progress in the department and the responsibilities they've taken up. Those who engage with volunteers, and know the regulations by heart are considered for further evaluation to increase in ranks. The quality of the situation report will be evaluated as well to further make sure that you're eventually ready to step in the supervisory staff. Failure to fulfill a satisfactory duty will eventually result in the relegation of rank. Failure to pass the Sergeant Training Program can also result in demotion.
RIGHTS: Lead Officers possess the ability to lead and take charge of volunteers and Officers when supervisory or command staff isn't present to guide and organize them, and are encouraged to do so.
PERFORMANCE MARKERS: Lead Officers are evaluated on how eager they are to progress in the department and the responsibilities they've taken up. Those who engage with volunteers, and know the regulations by heart are considered for further evaluation to increase in ranks. The quality of the situation report will be evaluated as well to further make sure that you're eventually ready to step in the supervisory staff. Failure to fulfill a satisfactory duty will eventually result in the relegation of rank. Failure to pass the Sergeant Training Program can also result in demotion.
Police Officer III
#384 - Bradley Ross
#317 - Katherine Hulldor
#445 - Tristian Braylon
#453 - Seyhan Addison
#441 - Thaven Wright
#393 - Raven Escobar
#461 - Marcus Fernandez
#419 - Derek C. Holloway
#295 - Ontrae Jefferson
#417 - Kris Stewart
#374 - Radolf Baloch
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Senior Officers are individuals themselves who are the first ranks to be forced to conduct additional duties. When you reach this rank, it means that you've already surpassed being a senior member of the department and that you have received a qualification allowing you to participate in more responsibilities. Needless to say, a failure to keep a satisfactory performance marker can result in a demotion. Members in this rank have shown their interest in joining the Supervisory Staff and are being evaluated on their performance. A Senior Officer may be promoted to the rank of Sergeant after they have shown they are able to handle the progression to the supervisory rank. This also depends if there are vacancies among the Sergeant ranks.
RIGHTS Senior Officers possess the ability to lead and take charge of volunteers and Officers when supervisory or command staff isn't present to guide and organize them.
PERFORMANCE MARKERS: Senior Officers are evaluated on how eager they are to progress in the department and the responsibilities they've taken up. Those who engage with volunteers, and know the regulations by heart are considered for further evaluation to increase in ranks. The quality of the situation report will be evaluated as well to further make sure that you're eventually ready to step in the supervisory staff. Failure to fulfill a satisfactory duty will eventually result in the relegation of rank.
RIGHTS Senior Officers possess the ability to lead and take charge of volunteers and Officers when supervisory or command staff isn't present to guide and organize them.
PERFORMANCE MARKERS: Senior Officers are evaluated on how eager they are to progress in the department and the responsibilities they've taken up. Those who engage with volunteers, and know the regulations by heart are considered for further evaluation to increase in ranks. The quality of the situation report will be evaluated as well to further make sure that you're eventually ready to step in the supervisory staff. Failure to fulfill a satisfactory duty will eventually result in the relegation of rank.
Police Officer II
#203 - Ted Ehrmantraut
#465 - Charlotte Martinez
#298 - Leon Bailey
#342 - Ralph Davis
#435 - Enzo Harrison
#283 - Louis Fratto
#318 - Shubham Addison
#375 - Norman Jayden
#448 - Jimmy Jensen
#452 - Dan McTavish
#456 - Chelsea Hulldor
#451 - Viktor Addison
#444 - David Harris
#457 - Leo Dickson
#461 - Mark Dale
#456 - Thomas Young
#460 - Tanay Curtis
#458 - Luka Kuznetsov
#463 - Isaac West
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Officers are the ones who have served for a period of time, have gained experience, and have witnessed a number of situations that provide them with the knowledge and experience that the rank represents. They can serve as role models for the officers which have just graduated from the academy and can show them the ropes of the job on the field. They are also often part of a division and partake in their additional duties.
RIGHTS: Officers possess the ability to lead and take charge of officers, Volunteers, and Cadets when proficient personnel isn't present to guide and organize them. The Officer rank opens up the possibility of joining divisions.
PERFORMANCE MARKERS: Officers are evaluated on how eager they are to progress in the department and the responsibilities they've taken up. Those who engage with volunteers, and know the regulations by heart are considered for further evaluation to increase in ranks. Conducting patrol and situation reports will only increase your chances to further progress in your career as well.
RIGHTS: Officers possess the ability to lead and take charge of officers, Volunteers, and Cadets when proficient personnel isn't present to guide and organize them. The Officer rank opens up the possibility of joining divisions.
PERFORMANCE MARKERS: Officers are evaluated on how eager they are to progress in the department and the responsibilities they've taken up. Those who engage with volunteers, and know the regulations by heart are considered for further evaluation to increase in ranks. Conducting patrol and situation reports will only increase your chances to further progress in your career as well.
Police Officer I
#396 - Eliza Violet
#000 - Frank Sciepro
#459 - Leonardo Harris
#000 - Steve Parkers
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This is the rank assigned to the Cadets whose performance is satisfactory to move further into their career. As a Probationary Officer, you have been trained in the basic of law enforcement, and you are trusted with a uniform, a precinct, a cruiser, and overall the ability to think with your own mind and conduct your duties as a Probationary Officer and the freedom to perform your duties alone. These Officers have recently passed the academy or rejoined the department and are still getting used to the department. Probationary officer may not join any divisions during their probationary period of one month.
RIGHTS: Probationary Officers serve the right to choose a precinct if numbers are balanced. They possess the ability to lead and take charge of Volunteers and Cadets when proficient personnel isn't present to guide and organize them. They have the right to seize illegal substances and weaponry as well.
PERFORMANCE MARKERS: Probationary Officers are evaluated on how quickly they've developed their theoretic knowledge and set it into practice. Those with the potential to guide Volunteers and Cadets are always considered ahead of the rest. Conducting patrol and situation reports will only increase your chances to further progress in your career.
RIGHTS: Probationary Officers serve the right to choose a precinct if numbers are balanced. They possess the ability to lead and take charge of Volunteers and Cadets when proficient personnel isn't present to guide and organize them. They have the right to seize illegal substances and weaponry as well.
PERFORMANCE MARKERS: Probationary Officers are evaluated on how quickly they've developed their theoretic knowledge and set it into practice. Those with the potential to guide Volunteers and Cadets are always considered ahead of the rest. Conducting patrol and situation reports will only increase your chances to further progress in your career.
Police Recruit
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Upon joining the department, the rank of Cadet is going to be the first significant achievement in the hierarchy of the group that a normal player can obtain. This is the entry rank for people whose applications get successfully reviewed and accepted by the staff of the SAPD. As a Cadet, their only responsibility right now is to pass the academy, trying to learn notions about police work itself, that can range and not be necessarily limited to community policing, firearm usage, and driving techniques. Upon passing a period that is deemed satisfying by the Academy Staff, they get promoted to the rank of Probationary Officer.
Volunteer
An individual who is not usually a police officer, but likes to lend a hand whenever available. They are the backbone of the police department itself as it is from this fodder that new officers get sworn in, and as such, they are treated as an important asset.
No longer in service
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#100 Leonardo Carter
#101 William Delgado
#102 Sam Jefferson
#103 Dylan Parker
#104 David Knight
#106 Ben Rosso
#108 John Miller
#109 Andrew Badden
#110 Kevin Parker
#111 Macon Ravenwood
#112 David Rogers
#113 Dexter Kowalski
#114 Arslan Carter
#115 Javier Morales
#118 Ryan Quaid
#120 Deka Rosso
#121 Bruce McCane
#122 Hailee Rivera
#123 Sakura Hirabayashi
#124 Salmonella
#125 William Thompson
#126 Natalie Remington
#127 Bob Thompson
#128 Charles McCane
#129 Brendan Finney
#130 Emily Thompson
#131 Ricky Thompson
#132 Jeffrey Carson
#133 Omar Aziz
#134 Raptor Blue
#135 Noah Peterson
#136 Leon Stokes
#137 Billy Miller
#138 Harvey Decker
#139 Steven Thompson
#140 Richie Williams
#141 Teddy Duncan
#142 Octavius Finney
#143 Tarion Smith
#144 Nick Alvin
#145 Raul Finney
#147 Peter Winchester
#148 Elias Walker
#149 Ray Walker
#150 Pepe Santos
#151 Mike Kevin
#152 Kacper Kowalski
#153 Archer Shaw
#155 Paco Velez
#156 Miriani Blackshaw
#157 Parth Hernandez
#158 Toey Berius
#159 John McGregor
#160 Weston Lockeheed
#162 Eric Howard
#163 Sam Callaghan
#164 Iftina Hernandez
#165 Ajax Williams
#166 Nick Smith
#167 Clay Williams
#168 Ricardo Dalisay
#169 Rooney Winters
#170 Valentino Procciuto
#171 Marcello Cole
#173 Denzel Williams
#174 Stock Smith
#175 Dizzy Walker
#176 Daniel Clifton [TERRORIRST OF THE STATE]
#177 Jake Randall
#178 Abraham Blake
#179 Shane Williams
#180 Liam West
#182 John Collin
#184 Jacob Lancer
#185 Ronald DelaRosa
#186 Rolando Bienvenida
#187 Vosco Castillo
#188 Joseph Arnold
#189 Sandy Smith
#190 Anthony Eix
#193 Sean Hopkins
#195 Salvatore DeLuca
#196 Ezabila Braydon
#198 Jack Krauser
#199 Marty Angelieri
#200 Eric Wilson
#201 Nicolas Cage [TERRORIRST OF THE STATE]
#202 Chuck Winters
#203 Ted Ehrmantraut
#205 Shaun Voorhees
#206 Nicholas Dalapego
#207 Alfred Winter
#208 Adam Stokes
#209 Naman Winters
#210 Luke Brown
#211 Seppe Coppenhagen
#212 John Alfred
#213 Maxim Winters
#214 Lilith Blackfyre
#215 Oscar Chesterfield
#217 Tom Jones
#218 Eren Hernandez
#220 Adam Hicks
#222/282 Jasper Collins
#223 Diego Cody
#224 Ace Westbrooks
#226 James Barksdale
#227 Barry Aikens
#228 Chris Collin
#229 Michael Winters
#230 Jamal Wood
#231 Winter Manyak
#232 Audrey Riley
#233 Ted Nugent
#234 Khalid King
#235 Robert Jennifer
#236 Tiny Winters
#237 Lincoln Stallone
#238 Mark Stokes
#239 Eazy Snowden
#240 James Thompson
#241 James Perkin
#242 Deckard Campbell
#243 Nenad Cobra
#244/245 Ashley Mckinley
#246 Elias Knight
#246 Martin Bartlett
#248 Ronnie Martino
#250 Simon Riley
#251 Danny Winters
#252 Tina Nakazato
#253 Cato Lockeheed
#254 Aberama Hernandez
#255 Stojadin Cobra
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#259 Ishaq Zxytro
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#261 Jordan Hernandez
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#264 Luzziz Walker
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#279 Rustler Westwood
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#282/222 Jasper Collins
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#328 Baron Rollins
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#339 Annabelle Sainnfield
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#341 Rose Lockhart
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#343 Tyrone Davis
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#346 Alexa Hoover
#349 Trey Nakazato
#350 Mike Lourry
#352 Felix Lee
#353 Sam George
#354 Yassine Jones
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#356 Halbert Lynn
#357 Thom Murphy
#358 Parker Stewart
#361 Abraham Snowden
#365 Nick Williams
#367 Sina Mirzaei
#369 John Seller
#371 Xavier Walker
#375 Leonardo Romano
#376 Von Martin
#378 Adriana Thompson
#379 Angela Taylor
#380 Jim Navarro
#381 Taylor Clover
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#386 Jay Hudson
#388 Mike Hendrick
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#395 Kyle Roberts
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#398 Katherine Jones
#401 Peter Morrison
#409 Alyssa Ruiz
#406 Wayne Jenkins
#394 Vincent Russel
#391 Ethan Quattro
#326 Harry Fletcher
#263 Michael Snowden
#194 Mark Henderson
#154 Thomas Walker
#117 Tyrone Morrison
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#351 Steve Murphy
#311 Gwendolyn Hoover
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#303 Jeremy Hoover
#428 Joshua Ostrowski
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#433 Cody Evans
#411 Oliver Smith
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#215 Oscar Florence
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#419 Mark Westbrook
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#399 Cecillia Cromwell
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#392 David Snowden
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#427 Layla White
#374 Radolf Baloch
#423 Alex Reynolds
#435 Enzo Harrison
#450 Tej Parto
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#113 Dexter Kowalski
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#131 Ricky Thompson
#132 Jeffrey Carson
#133 Omar Aziz
#134 Raptor Blue
#135 Noah Peterson
#136 Leon Stokes
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#138 Harvey Decker
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#140 Richie Williams
#141 Teddy Duncan
#142 Octavius Finney
#143 Tarion Smith
#144 Nick Alvin
#145 Raul Finney
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#150 Pepe Santos
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#153 Archer Shaw
#155 Paco Velez
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#168 Ricardo Dalisay
#169 Rooney Winters
#170 Valentino Procciuto
#171 Marcello Cole
#173 Denzel Williams
#174 Stock Smith
#175 Dizzy Walker
#176 Daniel Clifton [TERRORIRST OF THE STATE]
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#178 Abraham Blake
#179 Shane Williams
#180 Liam West
#182 John Collin
#184 Jacob Lancer
#185 Ronald DelaRosa
#186 Rolando Bienvenida
#187 Vosco Castillo
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#189 Sandy Smith
#190 Anthony Eix
#193 Sean Hopkins
#195 Salvatore DeLuca
#196 Ezabila Braydon
#198 Jack Krauser
#199 Marty Angelieri
#200 Eric Wilson
#201 Nicolas Cage [TERRORIRST OF THE STATE]
#202 Chuck Winters
#203 Ted Ehrmantraut
#205 Shaun Voorhees
#206 Nicholas Dalapego
#207 Alfred Winter
#208 Adam Stokes
#209 Naman Winters
#210 Luke Brown
#211 Seppe Coppenhagen
#212 John Alfred
#213 Maxim Winters
#214 Lilith Blackfyre
#215 Oscar Chesterfield
#217 Tom Jones
#218 Eren Hernandez
#220 Adam Hicks
#222/282 Jasper Collins
#223 Diego Cody
#224 Ace Westbrooks
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#228 Chris Collin
#229 Michael Winters
#230 Jamal Wood
#231 Winter Manyak
#232 Audrey Riley
#233 Ted Nugent
#234 Khalid King
#235 Robert Jennifer
#236 Tiny Winters
#237 Lincoln Stallone
#238 Mark Stokes
#239 Eazy Snowden
#240 James Thompson
#241 James Perkin
#242 Deckard Campbell
#243 Nenad Cobra
#244/245 Ashley Mckinley
#246 Elias Knight
#246 Martin Bartlett
#248 Ronnie Martino
#250 Simon Riley
#251 Danny Winters
#252 Tina Nakazato
#253 Cato Lockeheed
#254 Aberama Hernandez
#255 Stojadin Cobra
#257 Ammy Stokes
#258 Edward Chesterfield
#259 Ishaq Zxytro
#260 Ricardo Pareja
#261 Jordan Hernandez
#262 Gerard Stewart
#264 Luzziz Walker
#265 Ivo Hollis
#266 Rafael Berrywood
#267 Caleb Valle
#269 Lukas Smith
#270 Fyodor Mercado
#271 Divine Azodo
#272 Clark Woods
#273 Peter Mackenzie
#274 Pen Jon
#275 Sami Maxwell
#276 Daniel Campbell
#277 Evelyn Vandervelle
#278 Stefano Truthano
#279 Rustler Westwood
#280 Hurk Drubman
#281 Chris Harris
#282/222 Jasper Collins
#283 Louis Fratto
#284 Mia Townsend
#285 Kiri San
#286 Morgan Grimes
#287 Juliette Charpentier
#288 Austin Lisboa
#289 Quin McClane
#290 Jasmine Lloyd
#291 Ignacio Hernandez
#292 Craig Smith
#293 Saul Masvidal
#294 Martin Reed
#295 Deontray Johnson
#297 Jack McCarthy
#299 Marty Angelieri
#300 Thomas Sheldon
#301 Michael Caine
#302 Enya Smith
#304 Alan Townsend
#305 Eddie Stokes
#306 Hardwell Castellani
#307 Edwin Stokes
#308 Ethan Parker
#309 Hunter Morrison
#310 Mariana Chesterfield
#312 Spencer Wright
#313 Yua Tanaka
#314 Tony Tone
#315 Jack Chesterfield
#316 Terry Shaw
#317 Katherine Alexson
#318 Devis Sawyer
#319 William Decker
#320 Pakon Wick
#321 Buster Jackson
#322 Maysi Lopez
#323 Vuk Chesterfield
#325 Edward Davis
#327 Kurt Walker
#328 Baron Rollins
#329 Rowan Chesterfield
#330 Hilly Gabagooli
#331 Jim Davies
#332 Emilio Spagerolli
#333 George Ehrmantraut
#333 Edd Norton
#334 John Cancer
#336 Lewis Morris
#337 Tyron Snyder
#338 Alejandro Cortez
#339 Annabelle Sainnfield
#340 Alexander Nakazato
#341 Rose Lockhart
#342 Ralph Davis
#343 Tyrone Davis
#344 Ive Harmon
#345 Hershel Shepher
#346 Alexa Hoover
#349 Trey Nakazato
#350 Mike Lourry
#352 Felix Lee
#353 Sam George
#354 Yassine Jones
#355 Mark Davis
#356 Halbert Lynn
#357 Thom Murphy
#358 Parker Stewart
#361 Abraham Snowden
#365 Nick Williams
#367 Sina Mirzaei
#369 John Seller
#371 Xavier Walker
#375 Leonardo Romano
#376 Von Martin
#378 Adriana Thompson
#379 Angela Taylor
#380 Jim Navarro
#381 Taylor Clover
#382 Eric Snowden
#383 Neo Anderson
#385 George Herbert
#386 Jay Hudson
#388 Mike Hendrick
#392 David Hilton
#395 Kyle Roberts
#397 John Hopkins
#398 Katherine Jones
#401 Peter Morrison
#409 Alyssa Ruiz
#406 Wayne Jenkins
#394 Vincent Russel
#391 Ethan Quattro
#326 Harry Fletcher
#263 Michael Snowden
#194 Mark Henderson
#154 Thomas Walker
#117 Tyrone Morrison
#359 Brigita Hoover
#351 Steve Murphy
#311 Gwendolyn Hoover
#256 Tobias Whale
#303 Jeremy Hoover
#428 Joshua Ostrowski
#392 David Snowden
#433 Cody Evans
#411 Oliver Smith
#219 Ernesto Dereniowski
#215 Oscar Florence
#211 Richard Davis
#310 Thomas McGuire
#417 Kris Stewart
#419 Mark Westbrook
#258 Edward Harrison
#237 Lincoln Snowden
#384 Bradley Ross
#175 Dizzy Walker
#284 Mia Townsend
#399 Cecillia Cromwell
#411 Oliver Smith
#392 David Snowden
#426 Raul Finney
#285 Kiri San
#432 Arthur Hambleton
#211 Richard Davis
#427 Layla White
#374 Radolf Baloch
#423 Alex Reynolds
#435 Enzo Harrison
#450 Tej Parto