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Road Policing Unit is tasked with policing the roads across Los Santos. Our aim is to improve safety on roads, and to detect and prevent road crime. We are granted high performance vehicles and specialist equipment in order to achieve our aim and assist other police divisions. The roads policing unit is split into two main teams, which are Safer Roads & the Road Crime Team with Op Venice & TRIDENT as sub teams.
ROAD TRAFFIC AND POLICING COMMAND
Chief Inspector
TBA
Road Traffic Policing Command
Inspector
James Miller
Road Traffic Policing Command
Inspector
Connor Connards
Road Traffic Policing Command
PS. Banjo Johnson
Safer Roads
Team 1
PS. Billy
Bubbles
Safer Roads
Team 2
PS. Dante Johnson
Road Crime Team
Lead
PS. Clarence Rimmell
Training Lead
PS. Adam
Moore
Roads Policing Operations Lead
WHAT DO WE DO?
Roads Policing
Road Policing Unit is tasked with policing the roads across Los Santos. Our aim is to improve safety on roads, and to detect and prevent road crime. We are granted high performance vehicles and specialist equipment in order to achieve our aim and assist other police divisions. The roads policing unit is split into three main teams, which are Safer Roads, the Road Crime Team and Operation Venice.
Split between these teams, experienced traffic officers who've undertaken additional driver training become Interceptor trained to drive the BMW M5 and Jaguar XE-S. The team primarily focus on the safe conclusion of pursuits, and assisting in police operations through their unique capabilities.
Introducing the Teams
Safer Roads
Safer Roads is the backbone team of traffic officers focusing on a robust response to driver licensing, speeding, vehicle anti-social behaviour, and taking a primary role in pursuits. This is by remaining highly visible, and dealing with people through means of strong words of advice, issuing driving licence points or S.59 warnings, or requesting driver bans or vehicle seizures from the courts. Safer Roads priorities are:
Safe resolution of pursuits
Proactive enforcement in areas of high road crime
Interoperability with other emergency services
Actioning Road Crime Team (RCT) targets
Intelligence gathering for RCT development
Road Crime Team
The Road Crime Team is a smaller team focusing more on targeting individuals. They will handle intel submissions from Safer Roads, other police units, or the public. They will then develop on said intel with the aim of handing out imprisonments, DL points or bans, and vehicle seizures or scrapping. They’ll look at serious or prolific road related offences including organised street racing, intercepting vehicles linked to drug or weapons trafficking, or individuals continuously failing to stop in high-performance vehicles. Road Crime Team priorities are:
Gather and develop intelligence
Targeting serious prolific traffic offenders
Intercepting vehicles linked to drug or firearm offences
Work in collaboration with other policing units to disrupt crime, including OCG's
Venice
About Us
Venice is the Roads Policing response to motorcycle crime in the city. This is a small task force that proactively, and reactively, targets primarily motorcycles being used by prolific drug suppliers and OCG's to disrupt illegal activities.
How Do I Join?
Traffic officers that have 30 days experience, are TACAD trained, and hold a valid taser ticket, are offered a opportunity to conduct Venice training. Contact your Team SGT to discuss arranging the training.
Joining officers will receive additional training on use of force, tactical contact against motorcycles, overt tactics with marked motorcycles and training on leading convoys.
New officers will have a 30 day trial period upon entering the unit, after the 30 day trial period you will be eligable for Venice TACAD training. Meaning you can authorise tactics for other Venice trained officers.
Our Priorities
Target and disrupt motorcycle crime in Los Santos
Coordinating as a team and execute pre-emptive tactics
Robustly deal with high-risk motorcycle pursuits through tactical contact
Provide convoy escorts, such as high-risk prisoners or VIP's
JOINING PROCESS
01 | Interest & Ride Alongs
Submit your interest form using the button below.
Complete 3 traffic ride alongs. Ask them to provide feedback on your interest form.
They will be assessing your:
driving (where possible)
communication
policing knowledge
general attitude
02 | Entry Test
Entry tests will be offered to those with positive feedback.
The test further assesses your ability to drive and communicate safely when driving.
You must pass a time trial without immobilising your car.
03 | Transfer to Roads Policing
On passing the entry test you will be offered a position in a Safer Roads team.
This is subject to your current unit command approving your transfer.
You retain your existing driver level pending Pursuit Tactics training.
04 | Pursuit Tactics Training
Driver trainers will be contact you to organise a Pursuit Tactics session.
On completion you will be a level 1 driver - able to perform TPAC, tactical contact, and hard stops.
JOINING SPECIALIST UNITS AND TRAINING
01 | Special Escort Group
The Special Escort Group commonly referred to as SEG, is a specialised training to provide specialist protection to Very Important Persons (VIPs) they are trained in advanced driving, personal protection and traffic management. Persons that are most likely to be protected by this specialist unit would consist of people such as, Government Officials, Members of The Judiciary, Celebrities, High Ranking Police Officials and mostly High Risk Prisoners.
Who can apply?
All Traffic officers and Response Advanced Drivers.
02 | Road Crime Team
The Road Crime Team is a smaller team focusing more on targeting individuals. They will handle intel submissions from Safer Roads, other police units, or the public. They will then develop on said intel with the aim of handing out imprisonments, DL points or bans, and vehicle seizures or scrapping. They’ll look at serious or prolific road related offences including organised street racing, intercepting vehicles linked to drug or weapons trafficking, or individuals continuously failing to stop in high-performance vehicles.
Requirements for joining RCT:
Have a good understanding of RPU procedures and policies.
Be in RPU for 30 days.
Aptitude in paperwork to a high standard.
How do I join?
If you are interested in joining the Road Crime Team, contact PS Dante Johnson to register you interest.
03 | Venice Training
Officers receive additional training in use of force, pursuing motorcycles, and safely performing tactical contact on bikes.
Who can apply?
Traffic officers that have 30 days experience. If you are interested in becoming Venice trained, contact your team sergeant to register you interest for training.
How do I join?
Reach out to a Road Policing Trainer
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