Uniform Policy

The uniform policy at the time it was written is very straightforward. If violations of this policy are found, the deputy must correct if before returning to patrol. All uniforms that are required for wear will be provided at no cost via the in-game uniform menu. Formal class a's, b's, and c's are custom uniforms and can be purchased if a unit so wishes to wear them.

General Uniform Guidance

• Body Style

  • Men will use the default blocky-style Roblox characters.

  • Women have the option of using the default blocky style or the "ROBLOX Girl" avatar style

    • https://www.roblox.com/bundles/282/ROBLOX-Girl - Women's avatar style.

  • Skin colors must be a naturally occurring color, not purple or green.

• Hair

  • Men will wear a short hairstyle of natural color.

  • Newer hair accessories are preferred as they have a better general appearance.

  • Women will wear natural-colored hairstyles that are tied up either in a bun, ponytail, braid, or any other style considered to be put up.

  • Facial hair may be worn by males, beards shall be kept short, and "stubble" is prohibited.

• Accessories other than those required

  • Glasses and or sunglasses may be worn in a conservative style.

  • Watches may be worn on the wrist on short-sleeved uniforms.

  • Women may wear stud earrings.

  • Keys may be worn on the belt.

  • The wheat face accessory can be worn.

Patrol Uniform

This uniform is issued at no cost to the deputy for regular wear on patrol.

The green patrol uniform comes in 3 options. A sweater version for cold weather, a long sleeve shirt, and a rolled-sleeve shirt.

• Required Accessories

  • Duty Belt. You may choose from the following 3 duty Belts.

    • LEO Duty Belt

      • https://www.roblox.com/catalog/10730111839/LEO-Duty-Belt

    • T.E. Tactical Utility Belt

      • https://www.roblox.com/catalog/11922418880/

    • T.E. Tactical Utility Belt V.2

      • https://www.roblox.com/catalog/11922435004/

  • Service Weapon

    • The gun accessory shall be a Mk.32 sidearm in either a waist holster or drop-leg holster configuration.

  • Taser

    • The taser accessory is required, either color option is allowed. If a vest is worn the chest-mounted taser is allowed but not required.

  • Radio

    • The over-shoulder radio mic is required when not wearing a vest.

  • Body cam

    • The body cam shall be an Areon Body 2 (Black) and is required when not wearing a vest.

  • Earpiece

    • The "Secret Service Earpiece" shall be worn.

• Optional Accessories

  • Vests

    • If a vest is worn in uniform it shall be a black vest, any pouches or vest addons shall also be black.

    • If a vest is worn displaying text, the text must read "SHERIFF."

  • Hats

    • The only hat authorized for wear is the black combat cap.

Formal Uniform (Suit and Tie).

This uniform is issued by the Sheriff's Office at no cost to the deputy for formal occasions.

• Authorized Accessories Extras

Formal Uniform (Class A-C)

This uniform is not issued by the Sheriff's Office. You may purchase this uniform from the P.R.U. store (link on the home page). Custom versions of this uniform are available per request at 15 per shirt.

• Required Accessories (No other accessories shall be worn other than the required accessories when wearing a Class A-C formal for ceremonial purposes).

  • One of the 3 authorized patrol uniform belts.

  • An Mk.32 holster, only the waist holster is authorized.

  • The taser accessory.

• Added Accessories Required for Patrol

  • Over-shoulder radio microphone. (Not required as it may cover awards displayed on the uniform).

  • Areon 2 body cam. (Required).

  • Earpiece. (Required)

Vests are not authorized for wear with the formal style uniform.

Radio Etiquette 

• Radio chatter is to be kept short and pithy.

• Units will announce their unit number before making a statement on a radio transmission (Only the unit number portion needs to be announced).

  • • Unit numbers are in the following format: (Rank #)(County or Metro Abbreviation) - (Unit Number). EX: 1C - 219.

    • Rank numbers are assigned 1-13 with 1 being the Sheriff and 13 being a Deputy Trainee.

Vehicle Setup and Expectations

General Guidance For Vehicle Care

• Vehicles will be kept clean, excessively dirty vehicles show a lack of pride in your work and your department.

• Patrol cars will be set up in the manner described by the SOP before patrol begins.

Vehicle Setup

• 2020 Ford Explorer - FPIU

  • Under "Main Light Options," the liberty lightbar or visor lights may be used.

  • Under "Rear Light Options," Select Rear Window Lights.

  • Under "Additional Lighting," all options are to be selected.

  • Under "Accessories," the push-bar, mirror lights, spotlight, and ALPR are to be selected. The wrap-around is NOT authorized on this car.

  • Under "Texture," select the livery that corresponds to your rank or division.

  • The small side runners are to be used.

  • Under "Antenna," 

    • The 5G antenna is to be at the "rear center" position.

    • The short antenna is to be placed right.

    • The low profile antenna is to be placed left.

    • Finally, the long-range antenna is to be placed center.

• 2021 Tahoe SSV

  • Under "Main Light Options," the liberty lightbar or visor lights may be used.

  • Under "Rear Light Options," Select Rear Window Lights.

  • Under "Additional Lighting," all options are to be selected.

  • Under "Accessories," the push-bar, spotlight, wrap-around bar, and ALPR are to be selected.

  • Under "Texture," select the livery that corresponds to your rank or division.

  • The small side runners are to be used.

  • Under "Antenna," 

    • The 5G antenna is to be at the "rear center" position.

    • The short antenna is to be placed right.

    • The low profile antenna is to be placed left.

    • Finally, the long-range antenna is to be placed center.

• Chevrolet Silverado

  • Under "Main Light Options," the liberty lightbar or visor lights may be used.

  • Under "Rear Light Options," Select Rear Window Lights.

  • Under "Additional Lighting," all options are to be selected.

  • Under "Accessories," the push-bar, wrap-around bar, spotlight, and ALPR are to be selected.

  • Under "Texture," select the livery that corresponds to your rank or division.

  • The small side runners are to be used.

  • Under "Antenna," 

    • The 5G antenna is to be at the "rear center" position.

    • The short antenna is to be placed front right.

    • The low-profile antenna is to be placed front left.

    • Finally, the long-range antenna is to be placed front center.

• Dodge Charger

  • Under "Main Light Options," the liberty lightbar or visor lights may be used.

  • Under "Rear Light Options," Select Rear Window Lights.

  • Under "Additional Lighting," all options are to be selected.

  • Under "Accessories," the fog lights,  push bar, ALPR, spotlight, and wrap-around are to be selected.

  • Under "Texture," select the livery that corresponds to your rank or division.

  • The small side runners are to be used.

  • Under "Antenna," 

    • The 5G antenna is to be at the "Trunk Center" position.

    • The short antenna is to be placed on "Trunk Left".

    • The low profile antenna is to be placed at "Trunk Right".

    • Finally, the long-range antenna is not to be used on this vehicle.

Subdivisions & Assignments

Department assignments work more as a certification than a full-time position. Every unit is first a patrolman before they are anything else. When needed or when enough members are present to allow, deputies can take on roles of their assignment.

Patrol

• All units start on the patrol division and are the basic unit of the department.

Ranger Service

• Rangers serve as park police, game wardens, search and rescue, and animal control.

Investigation

• Detectives are tasked with investigating crimes that go beyond the ability of patrol units. This can include homicide, trafficking, etc.

SRT and Bomb Disposal

• Special Response Team members serve as a swat-type unit that conducts search warrants and responds to barricaded suspects or hazardous situations that lesser qualified units wouldn't be able to work in due to the danger present. The SRT unit also works on the disposal of explosive devices when needed.

Street Crimes and Narcotics

• This unit patrol in fully undercover vehicles and wears plain clothes. The purpose of this unit is to blend in and bust crimes and narcotics deals that would typically be more difficult for patrol units due to the presence they give off.

Reinstatement of Department Membership

Any former deputy returning to the department after leaving is subject to the following.

• If the deputy returns after leaving the department on good terms their rank shall be restored if possible and they will receive their old callsign. 

• If the deputy returns to the department after being removed from the department they will restart as a Deputy under the guidance of a probation period.

• If the deputy left the server entirely they will also restart as a Deputy.

• If a member transfers to another LE department and returns before being promoted in that department, they may on a case-to-case basis have their rank restored and if possible receive their former callsign.

• If a member transfers to another LE department and is promoted or picks up assignments they are subject to restarting on the LCSO as a deputy.

Supervisor Authority

With rank comes responsibility. Each promotion from Sergeant up carries an ascending level of authority. As a supervisor, the department has placed a heightened sense of trust in you, and thus you are able to carry out a number of activities without further approval. You are able to lead and command units below you. When you outrank everyone else on a scene, you are the one in charge and take the consequences of the actions of the others on the scene.

As a supervisor, you are granted the authority to perform the following actions against units below you:

• Promotion: You may recommend or endorse a unit for promotion.

• Demotion: You may recommend that a unit be demoted.

• Suspension: You may recommend that a unit be suspended and or removed from the department. 

• Corrective Action: You may verbally correct a deputy you supervise for wrongdoing.

Note: Promotions, demotions, and suspensions can be recommended but must be approved by an administrative supervisor, Major+.

Punishment System

the LCSO utilizes a punishment system that progresses with the offense in question. Supervisors may recommend punishments based on offenses. Probationary status is assigned at the most basic level if felt warranted.

level 1: Corrective Action.

• Verbal corrective action to address the situation.

Level 2: Temporary Suspension and or Demotion.

• Deputy is suspended from patrolling with the department for a temporary amount of time.

• Demotion or removal of rank is a possibility based on the situation.

Level 3: Removal From Department.

• Deputy's membership with the department is terminated. If they choose to return they must reapply (See Reinstatement of Department Membership). 

Level 4: Removal From Department Without Possibility of Return.

• Deputy's membership with the department is terminated and they will not be given the option to reapply.

Level 5. Removing Server Membership.

• The individual is removed from the server entirely.

OTHER RESOURCES

(You don't have to memorize every code, a basic understanding of the common ones is all that is required).

SIGNALS

Signal 1 - Dispatch Available

Signal 2 - Dispatch Unavailable

Signal 3 - Supervisors Available

Signal 4 - Supervisors Unavailable

Signal 5 - Bolo Report

Signal 6 - Bolo Status / Update

Signal 7 - Warrant Report

Signal 8 - Warrant Status / Update

Signal 9 - Busy

Signal 10 - Speed Trap

Signal 11 - Running Radar

Signal 41 - 10-8, 10-41 (On-Duty)

Signal 42 - 10-7, 10-42 (Off-Duty)

Signal 50 - K9 Response

Signal 60 - Drug Transport

Signal 70 - Body Transport

Signal 80 - Bomb Transport

Signal 90 - Illegal Weaponry Transport

Signal 100 - All but Emergency Traffic

CODES

Code 0 - Game Crash

Code 1 - Ambulance Response, Priority

Code 2 - No Lights, No Siren

Code 3 - Lights and Siren

Code 4 - Under Control / Clear

Code 5 - Felony / High Risk Stop

Code 6 - Investigation - Follow Up

Code 7 - Briefing

Code 8 - Explosion

Code 9 - All-Unit Report (10-73)

Code 10 - Swat Response

Code 100 - Armed Robbery

​Code 100-2 - Robbery

Code 200 - Prison Break (Swat Response Follows)

10 CODES...

10-0 - Disappeared

10-1 - Frequency Change

10-2 - Frequency Affirm

10-3 - Stop Transmitting

10-4 - Affirmative

10-5 - Meal Break Burger Shots Etc.

10-6 - Busy

10-7 - Out of Service

10-8 - In Service

10-9 - Repeat

10-10 - Fight in Progress

10-11 - Traffic Stop

10-12 - Active Ride Along

10-13 - Shots Fired

10-14 - Bomb Threat

10-15 - Subject in custody enroute to Station

10-16 - Stolen Vehicle

10-17 - Suspicious Person

10-18 - Drug Unit

10-19 - Bomb Unit

10-20 - Location

10-21 - Update 10-20

10-22 - Disregard

10-23 - Arrived on Scene

10-24 - Leaving Scene

10-25 - Domestic Dispute

10-26 - ETA

10-27 - Drivers License Check for Valid

10-28 - Vehicle License Plate Check

10-29 - NCIC Warrant Check

10-30 - Wanted

10-31 - Not Wanted No Warrants

10-32 - Request Backup (Code 1-2-3)

10-33 - Swat Unit

10-34 - Drug Unit

​10-35 - Wrap The Scene Up

10-36 - Wrapped The Scene Up

10-37 - Continue

10-38 - Withdraw

10-39 - Signal Report

10-40 - Heading Home

10-41 - Beginning Tour of Duty

10-42 - Ending Tour of Duty

10-43 - Information

10-44 - School Shooting

10-45 - PD Shooting

10-46 - Terrorist Attack

10-47 - Shootout

10-48 - Suicide

10-49 - Homicide

10-50 - Vehicle Accident: PD: Property Damage Only, PI: Person/s Injured, F: Fatal

10-51 - Request Towing Service

10-52 - Request EMS

10-53 - Request Fire Department

10-54 - Escort

10-55 - Intoxicated Driver

10-56 - Intoxicated Pedestrian

10-57 - Protest

10-58 - Armed Protest

10-59 - Armed with a Bomb

10-60 - Armed with a Gun

10-61 - Armed with a Knife

10-62 - Kidnapping

10-63 - Officer Kidnapping

10-64 - Assault

10-65 - Escorting Prisoner

10-66 - Reckless Driver

10-67 - Fire

10-68 - Armed Robbery

10-69 - First Responders

10-70 - Foot Pursuit

10-71 - Request Supervisor at Scene

10-72 - Coroner

10-73 - Advise Status

10-74 - Status Affirm

10-75 - Gang Unit

10-76 - Bomb Unit

10-77 - Officer Hit

10-78 - Civilian Hit

10-79 - Hostage Situation

10-80 - Vehicle Pursuit

10-81 - Advise Pit

10-82 - Timer

10-83 - Caution

10-84 - Report to Station

10-85 - All Units Report to Station

10-86 - Supervisors Report to Station

10-87 - Busy Line

10-88 - Open Line

10-89 - No Radio

10-90 - In-Game Warning

10-91 - In-Game Warning (2)

10-92 - Kick

10-93 - Ban

10-94 - Illegal Modifications

10-95 - Forest Run

10-96 - Ocean Crash

10-97 - In Route (Call)

10-98 - In Route (Hospital)

10-99 - Officer In Distress Extreme Emergency Only

10-100 - Officer Down

11 CODES

11-1 -Assault

11-2 - Minor Assault

11-3 - High-Hazard Assault

11-4 - Officer Being Followed

11-5 - 11-4 W/Dangerous Persons

11-6 - Attack

11-7 - Armed Attack

11-8 - Trauma

11-9 - Minor Trauma

11-10 - Critical Trauma

11-44 - Person Deceased

PHONETIC ALPHABET

Alpha

Bravo

Charlie

Delta

Echo

Foxtrot or Fox

Golf

Hotel

India

Juliet

Kilo

Lima

Mike

November

Oscar

Papa

Quebec

Romeo

Sierra

Tango

Uniform

Victor

Whiskey

X-Ray

Yankee
Zulu

Law Enforcement Oath

I (state your first and last name)

do solemnly swear or affirm

that I will support the Constitutions of the United States of America and of the State of Liberty

as well as the ordinances of Liberty County

and perform the duties imposed upon me to the best of my ability

with honor, courage, and commitment

and will obey the orders of the officials placed over me

as well as the orders of The Office of the Sheriff according to the law.

So help me god.