SASD- Standard Operating Procedures Manual

Standard Operating Procedures Manual



Table of Contents
1. Radio Communication
2. Force Continuum
2.a Tazer Use
3. Clothing
4. Vehicles
6. Dealing with suspects
7. Leadership
8. Duties

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1. Radio Communication
Status Codes:

Code 1: Duty
Code 2: Patrol
Code 3: Backup [level of backup(1,2,3)] [location]
Code 4: Emergency situation (every duty officer respond)
Code 5: off duty
Code 6: direction HQ (every officer/unit go to HQ)


Radio Codes:

Code 7: need commander
Code 8: place roadblock [location] [reason]
Code 9: officer down
Code 10: helicopter flying
Code 11: Bomb [location]
Code 12: gang situation (fighting gang)
Code 13: Fire at [location]
Code 14: go away from [location]



2. Force Continuum


a. Only a level of force that is appropriate to the level of resistance is to be used. For example, should someone attack you with bare hands, you should employ nothing more than your hands, pepper spray, nightstick, or at most the tazer. Should someone fire a weapon at you or drive a vehicle over you, an appropriate level of force would be to shoot back (Pending that it is not a mistake).

b. If a weapon is drawn, you should draw your weapon and be prepared to take the suspect down.

c. In non-hostile environments, weapons should be holstered and away. There is no need to walk around with a weapon drawn, it gives the wrong image to the public and is not what we are here for. We use weapons to protect ourselves and the law abiding citizens of San Andreas from suspects that fail to co-operate and put innocent lives at risk, not to flaunt and intimidate the general public.


2.a Tazer Use

LEO's are allowed to taze a suspect if:
The player has a gun drawn to his/her side
The player is running with the gun
The player is shooting at another person, and the LEO tases the shooting suspect from behind

LEO's are not allowed to taze a suspect if:
The player is shooting directly at the officer.
The player is directly aiming at the officer.






3. Clothing

every duty offier has to put the SASD cloth. every unit have her own skin.



Skin ID: 285
Skin Model Name: swat
Skin Name/Type: S.W.A.T Special Forces
Singleplayer Location: San Andreas
Gender: Male


Skin ID: 284
Skin Model Name: lapdm1
Skin Name/Type: LSPD Motorbike Cop
Singleplayer Location: San Andreas
Gender: Male



Skin ID: 166
Skin Model Name: bmymib
Skin Name/Type: Black MIB agent
Singleplayer Location: San Andreas
Gender: Male



Skin ID: 165
Skin Model Name: wmomib
Skin Name/Type: White MIB agent
Singleplayer Location: San Andreas
Gender: Male



Skin ID: 267
Skin Model Name: Hernandez
Skin Name/Type: Officer Jimmy Hernandez
Singleplayer Location: Missions
Gender: Male



Skin ID: 266
Skin Model Name: pulaski
Skin Name/Type: Officer Eddie Pulaski (Corrupt Cop)
Singleplayer Location: Missions
Gender: Male








4. Vehicles






Vehicle ID: 427
Vehicle Name: Enforcer
Category: Public Service
Modifications: None


Vehicle ID: 490
Vehicle Name: FBI Rancher
Category: Public Service
Modifications: None


Vehicle ID: 598
Vehicle Name: Police Car (LVPD)
Category: Public Service
Modifications: None


Vehicle ID: 599
Vehicle Name: Ranger
Category: Public Service
Modifications: None


Vehicle ID: 430
Vehicle Name: Predator
Category: Boats
Modifications: None

Vehicle ID: 497
Vehicle Name: Police Maverick
Category: Helicopters
Modifications: None











6. Dealing with suspects


All suspects are to be frisked BEFORE being detained.
This may be different to other Law Enforcement Factions protocol, however logic dictates that you should check that the suspect doesn’t have any concealed weapons that they may use to escape custody and injure agents.







7. Leadership


the SASD have ranks. Sherrif, Deputy Sherrif, Commander A, Commander B, and officers.
To climb the rank ladder you has to be online/duty for long time and to arrest many criminals and command many operation, and after thet to do application of commandership.






8. Duties



Every police officer must be on duty at least two hours everyday. when you are on duty you were your clothes and you post patroling, be on operation,be a traffic helper/guide or arrest someone. dont be on duty and go to your house and sleep when you are on duty you most do anyfing from the fings thet i just said.