Quick Reaction Handbook

Attachment 1 - Quick Reaction handbook

/impound -- Used to impound nearby vehicle
/panic -- used by downed/in trouble officers to request assistance to all working via alarm with GPS location
/jail -- used to send someone to jail post arrest processing
F7 Menu (Billing Menu) > Create Invoice > Job Invoice -- Used to fine a suspect
F6/F10 Menu (Police Menu) -- Search suspect, check identification, issue weapon license, jail suspect (don't use), unhandcuff suspect, handcuff suspect, escort suspect, place in vehicle, remove in vehicle, vehicle interactions, place objects, fines (don't use)

A1.2 RULES OF ENGAGEMENT

If police respond to a scene and the suspects do not have a hostage, police are authorized to secure the scene by any means necessary after first contact is made.
Police should respond to all scenes with at least ONE lethal and ONE non-lethal weapon in hand. If an officer responds to a scene alone, then they should respond with lethal at the ready in an effort to protect their own life.
Incapacitating a suspect (taser, pepperspray, tackle, etc.) before a chase ensues is allowed as long as the suspect does not have a hostage. They are committing a crime. You do not always have to give them the chance to run as they should know and understand the risks they are taking.
Refrain from intentionally ramming, pitting, or slamming into suspects' vehicles unless there is a good reason for it. Mistakes and accidents happen -- bubbles exist. Sometimes a pit or ram can be unintentional. However, please refrain from ramming other vehicles during chases unless it is absolutely necessary and justified. If a suspects hits your vehicle at slow speeds, this does NOT give you the green light to suicide ram them. Keep it professional.
Boosting: If you respond to a suspect boosting vehicles and they are boosting a slower vehicle (D, C, & B class), please ensure you match the patrol vehicle to the vehicle in the chase. For example, if someone is boosting a D class car that does not go above 80mph and has no upgrades, please try to use a slower rental PD vehicle.

A1.3 ARREST INFO (MIRANDA RIGHTS)

"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, if available. Do you understand the rights I have just read to you? With these rights in mind, do you wish to speak to me?"

Standard Crimes, House Robberies, Store Robberies, and ATM Robberies:
- - Max Time: 30 Months
  - Max Fine: $60,000
Ammunation & Vangelico Robberies:
- - Max Time: 60 Months
  - Max Fine: $100,000

Fleeca Bank, Paleto Bank, and Pacific Standard Bank:
- Max Time: 90 Months
- Max Fine: None

Criminals can purchase up to half of their sentencing off at $1,000/month (this does not count towards max fine)
- If you suspect that a citizen is newer to city, we encourage you to NOT fine them the full amount that the MDT states they should receive. We do not want to bankrupt newer citizens.
- When searching a hostage, you may only confiscate items that the suspects may have stashed on the hostage. Any other item(s) confiscated, regardless of it being illegal or not, is considered an illegal search and seizure and is not permitted

Drug Trafficking is defined as: more than 30 bricks, 100 bags, or 100 loose drugs (weed, meth, cocaine, etc.)
Firearm Trafficking is defined as: 5 or more of the same illegal/unlicensed weapon and/or 1000 or more illegal rounds of ammo.

A $1,000 fine is required to release a vehicle from impound. A vehicle may be released from impound once its hold is up.

A1.6 RESPONSE INFO (NUMBERS)

Ensure you have a pursuit order before initiating any pursuit.
The primary officer will be Code 3, while all other officers will be Code 2.
Secondary officer will make all callouts, unless primary is the only officer that has visual.
Do not swap or repair your vehicle unless the suspect(s) do the same.

HRT (Air-1 / Helicopters):

- Rank Required to Certify: Officer
- Rank Required to Use HRT: Officer
- Conditions to Use: There must be 5 officers clocked in and on patrol to pull out Air-1

FIT (Class 2 Firearms):

- Rank Required to Certify: Probationary Officer
- Rank Required to Use Class-2 Firearms: Officer
- Weapon(s) authorized: Officer: PDW, Shotgun, and Carbine Rifle // Senior Officer: NV Rifle // Sergeant: Sniper Rifle
- Conditions to Use: The adversary must be actively using a shoulder-mounted or automatic firearm (class-2) for officers to use theirs. Match use of force to the max extent possible. Reference Chapter 4 - Use of Force

HEAT (Interceptors):

- Rank Required to Certify: Officer
- Rank Required to Use HEAT: Senior Officer
- Conditions to Use: A 3:1 Officer to Vehicle ratio. For every 3 officers clocked in, 1 HEAT vehicle may be used. 6 officers to 2 HEAT vehicles, 9 officers to 3 HEAT vehicles. The max amount of HEAT vehicles out at once is capped at THREE.

BIKE (Motorcycles):

- Rank Required to Certify: Probationary Officer
- Rank Required to Use BIKE: Officer
- Vehicle Authorized: Officer: Western Motorcycle, BF400, Manchez // Senior Officer: Thrust and Shinobi
- Conditions to Use: A 3:1 Officer to Vehicle Ratio. For every 3 officers clocked in, 1 BIKE vehicle may be used. 6 officers to 2 BIKES, 9 officers to 3 BIKES. The max amount of BIKES out at once is capped at THREE

Note: HEAT and BIKE do not supersede each other. If there are 3 officers clocked in, there may be one HEAT vehicle and one BIKE out.

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