SFRA Police Handbook
Table Of Contents
1.1 - Introduction
1.2 - Chain of Command | CoC
1.3 - Quota Requirements
2.1 - Dress Policy
2.2 - Use Of Force
3.1 - Emergency Ten Codes
3.2 - Phonetic Alphabet
4.1 - Traffic Stop Guide
4.2 - Radio Traffic Only Guide
1.1 - Introduction
The most important rule of the Police Department is cooperation, without it, there is no team and no entire department. In this document, you will learn the most important things that you should know before you start serving at the RP session. At the top, you will find a general list of all things. It is also important that you understand every step in this document, so do not sleep reading it. You can always come back here and reread it. Don't be afraid to ask people in higher positions for help in clarifying a few issues. Also, don't be afraid to let us know about any mistakes.
1.2 - Chain of Command | CoC
You must do this whenever you are on or off duty. If you need help, you can contact the person you need in a private chat, but we suggest using tickets for everything. This way, the entire conversation will be saved and someone else will always be able to help or advise if needed.
Also below you will find a list of all the ranks that are currently in the Police Department.
Executive Command Chief Of Police - Do not contact directly Assistant Chief Of Police - Do not contact directly Deputy Chief Of Police - Do not contact directly Chief Of Staff - Do not contact directly
Operational Command Commander of FTO - Do not contact directly Commander of LEO - Do not contact directly
Command Department Major - Sixth resort to contact. Captain - Fifth resort to contact.
Supervisor Department Senior Lieutenant - Fourth resort to contact. Lieutenant - Third resort to contact. Senior Sergeant - Second resort to contact. Sergeant - First resort to contact.
Patrol Department Corporal Senior Officer Officer
1.3 - Quota Requirements
Everyone has their own task in this department, for their own task. Whether it is supervision of lower ranks, a regular patrol or training the new cadets.
You can find a list of who has what Quota below;
Executive Command Ticket Quota - Exempt FTO Quota - Exempt
Operational Command Ticket Quota - 5 Tickets FTO Quota - Exempt
Command Department Ticket Quota - 10 Tickets FTO Quota - 1 Training
Supervisory Department Ticket Quota - 15 Tickets FTO Quota - 2 Training
Patrol Department Ticket Quota - 20 Tickets FTO Quota - Exempt
2.1 - Dress Policy
Every person in the department must be visible as an active police officer while on duty. I mean you must have a uniform. A vest and things like a watch, rings are allowed.
Rule 1. Avatar should be between 50 and 60 Percent Height.
Rule 2. Police shirts and pants are required.
Rule 3. Our eyes should remain visible to the other person.
Rule 4. Jewelry and accessories are prohibited while on duty.
Rule 5. Hair should be short and realistic.
Rule 6. Avatar should remain realistic.
Rule 7. Animation should be realistic
2.2 - Use of force
An officer of our department has the right to use his weapon if attacked by an ARMED assailant. If the person is not armed, you should use a taser to neutralize him. Below you will find the Continuum use of force.
If the person is unarmed, you can't shoot him.
3.1 - Emergency Ten Codes
Emergency Ten Codes, also known as 10-codes, are shortened codes used to effectively transmit messages on Radio Traffic Only. The use of 10-codes is especially important to communicate with other units faster and in a simpler way.
3.2 - Phonetic Alphabet
The Phonetic alphabet is especially important on RTO, it is used to make it easier to understand and to avoid any mistakes. This alphabet must be used in many situations.
4.1 - Traffic Stop Guide
Step one: Pull over to the side of the road.
Park your vehicle behind a civilian's vehicle at an angle of between 20 degrees and 40 degrees. Get out of the car, approach the car you stopped. Remember not to walk on the road randomly, we don't want someone to hit you.
Introduction: "Hello Sir/Madam, I'm (Roleplay name) with the FMPD/WSP. Do you know why I stopped you today?"
Reply Option, if the answer is "No": Okay Sir/Madam, I stopped you for (reason). Can I see your license, registration and proof of insurance?
Step two: Thanks you, please remain seated.
Step three: Return to your vehicle. On the #commands channel use command /profile (user) to check if the civilian has a registered car. Time for a ticket, on the #commands channel use the /ticket command. Remember to follow the Penal Codes.
Step four: Now go back to the civilian and inform them that he/she has received a ticket. “Okay Sir/Madam, Today you receive a ticket for (Charges). Please sign the ticket here: -gives ticket-”
Step five: Inform the civilian that he or she can appeal the ticket in court. “You can appeal the ticket in the court”
Leaving traffic stop:“Okay Sir/Madam. You are free to leave once I return to my vehicle and turn off emergency lights. Have a good day”
4.2 - Radio Traffic Guide
When you are on duty, it is required that you know how to communicate on the voice channel so that other people understand you.
Below you will find the patterns you must use.
Going on Duty: [Callsign] Show-me 10-8 10-41
Going off Duty: [Callsign] Show-me 10-7 10-42
Traffic stop: [Callsign] Show-me 10-11 with a [Vehicle Description]. My 10-20 is [Location]. I [Do/Do not] need 10-32's at this moment.
Going on Duty | EXAMPLE One-Zero-One Show-me 10-8 10-41
Going off Duty | EXAMPLE One-Zero-One Show-me 10-7 10-42
Traffic Stop | EXAMPLE One-Zero-One Show-me 10-11 with a Gray Mustang GT. My 10-20 is Sussy. I do not need 10-32's at this moment.
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