Frontline Policing

What Is Frontline Policing?

Frontline policing is an essential part of the Mps, every officer begins there career in this division. This division enables them to understand how the force operates on a day to day basis and how they should deal with situations. As a member of frontline policing you are expected to carry out high profile patrols ensuring the public know where to go for support, respond to 999 police calls, carry our routine traffic stops, attend public disorders and support other units when necessary.

Frontline Policing Equipment

• [Radio] Used for communicating with other units during patrol.

• [Taser] Used to tackle suspects armed with melee weapons or to tackle suspects resisting arrest

• [Flashlight] Has many uses, its main use to light up vehicle registration plates in the dark.

• [Pistol] A last resort weapon, used when a suspect is armed with a firearm and poses an immediate threat to life and you have no other option.

• [Shotgun] This weapon is restricted to Sergeant+, a very powerful weapon that can inflict serious damage with the wrong use.

Radio Usage Guide

When communicating over the radio we highly advice following this communication guide:

• Callsign: [EG, Rt-1]

• Situation: [EG, Active Pursuit]

• Units Required: [EG, RPU Bike Unit, SCO-19]

• Vehicle Description: [EG, Black & Blue BMW]

• Number Of Suspects: [EG, 2 Males]

• Current Location: [EG, Legion Square ATM]

• Heading Towards: [EG, Top Of Pillbox]

• Suspects Identity Description: [EG, Two White Males]

• Any Known Weaponry: [EG, One Knife, One Phase Two Firearm]

Frontline Policing Rank Structure

The frontline policing rank structure is:

• ERPT Command

• Senior Patrol Officer

• Response Officer

• Junior Patrol Officer

• ERPT Liaison

Once you have proven yourself worth of a divisional promotion to Response Team Command, you will be made aware at the police meeting. With this promotion you gain access to better clothing & vehicles.