Step 1 - Whitelisted Group Request

Congratulations on being accepted into the Federal Bureau of Investigation. You are required to officially complete a 2-stage course before become an FBI Special Agent.

To be able to play as this department in-game, you need to join our whitelisted groups. Click the links below to request access:

• Main ALBM Group

• Whitelisted FBI Group

Once you have requested to join both groups, head over to the #「📋」group-request channel and fill out the following format.

Step 2 - Before Training

Once you are accepted into the whitelisted group, you are now able to attend training sessions. Fully read through the remainder of this document. You should have this document open during the training session to assist you with any situations or questions the instructor may ask.

Before attending training, ensure you are familiar with attire regulations. Hair must be professional and of natural color. A hat, free of markings, may be worn. Black, tan, or MultiCam gun belts are permitted. Vests, helmets, or other tactical gear is not allowed.

You are expected to follow a set of uniform and vehicle regulations during training. Please use one of the unmarked SUVs with regulations listed below. (Saved server presets are available for all of them)

Step 3 - During Training

Ensure that you are in the station parking lot atleast 5 minutes before training starts. Follow the regulations below, as you will be inspected during the session.

Equipment Regulations

• Uniform: FBI Training uniform shirt, Ranger Green G3 combat pants.

• Gear: In-game accessory STN Belt required. Hair must be organized and natural.

• Firearm: M4A1

• Equipment: Beanbag shotgun, taser, handcuffs

• Vehicle: Listed above, spawned in

• Other Requirements: Use SPaG during the entire training.

Step 4 - Training Material

Use of Force Policy (Phase 2-1)

1. Verbal Commands

• Use clear, firm orders to gain compliance.

• Example: “Get on the ground!”

• Goal: Gain control without physical force.

2. Unarmed Tactics

• Used if verbal commands fail and the threat is non-lethal.

• Examples: Handcuffs, riot shields, physical control, flashbangs.

• Goal: Control the suspect with minimal harm.

3. Non-Lethal Weapons

• Used when a suspect resists or flees but does not justify deadly force.

• Examples: Taser, baton, pepper spray.

• Goal: Stop the threat safely.

4. Deadly Force

• Only if there’s an immediate threat to life.

• Examples: Firearm, vehicle ramming.

• Never use deadly force on a fleeing, non-threatening suspect.

  • Exception: Armed suspect who has already used deadly force and is escaping.

Common Field Scenarios (Phase 2-2)

Knife Suspect:

• Give commands.

• Keep 21 feet of distance.

• Escalate only if the suspect advances.

Gun Suspect:

• Issue verbal warnings if safe, maintain cover.

• Only shoot if there is a direct threat to life.

Trespassing Suspect:

• Politely inform them they’re trespassing. Ask them to leave.

• Escalate only if they refuse or resist.

Key Takeaways

• Always start low and escalate only when necessary. De-escalation first.

Arrest Procedure (Phase 3)

1. Disarm & Secure

• Remove any visible weapons.

  • Firearms are to be cleared. (-clears firearm-)

• Place the suspect against your vehicle.

2. Safety Question & Search

• Ask: “Do you have anything that could poke, stab, or hurt me?”

• Conduct a full search. Remove and secure all possessions (wallets, phones, etc.).

3. Vehicle Placement

• Place suspect in your patrol vehicle.

• Read the suspect the Miranda Rights while you are in the driver seat (so that you are away from possible external threats).

• "You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law."

• "You have the right to an attorney. If you cannot afford one, one will be provided for you."

Field Tactics (Phase 4)

Contain the threat inside a safe area.

• Lock down area first, remove any civilians.

• If pursuing, avoid going solo. Use containment or box-in.

• If there is no hostages or civilians with the suspect, focus on containing the suspect rather than breaching/going offensive and take your time.

Maintain cover at all times.

• Always move with cover.

• Prefer hard cover (walls, vehicles) over concealment (bushes, glass)

• Never advance without cover.

Distance and Threats

• Keep 21 feet from armed suspects.

• If threat closes distance or breaks cover—engage with lethal.

• Use less-lethal only if lethal cover or strong cover exists.

Communications

• Keep both team and radio communication short and simple.

• Announce your use of less-lethal so your teammates can cover.

Firing Range (Phase 5)

During this section, you will be instructed to conduct drills at a firing range. Keep the following in mind:

• Prioritize accuracy over speed.

• Do not point your weapon at instructors or other people unless drill requires so.

• Fire only when ordered.

TEVOC / Driving (Phase 6)

High Risk Vehicle Stop/Intervention

• High-risk vehicle arrest. Notify dispatch first.

• Call sign, "High risk stop,” exact location, vehicle description, occupant count.

  • Example: “1B-22, high risk stop, 1205 Freedom Ave., brown sedan, 1 white male driver, 1 black male passenger.”

• Position vehicles: one car length behind suspect; backups flank. Use vehicle for cover.

• Suspect driver exits first. Orders hands up. Order suspect backward into covered zone.

• Keep weapons on suspect until cuffs applied.

• Search, cuff, secure. Maintain cover from both suspect and vehicle.

Code 3 Responses

• Code 3 is a type of response where sirens and ELS are used, and traffic laws are able to be bypassed.

• When bypassing traffic laws, do so safely.

• Ensure intersection is clear before passing red lights or stop signs.

• Avoid speeding excessively or making contact with other vehicles.

• Never drive on the opposite lanes unless only for a short time and it is necessary.