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VOLUME 6
Case Work Information

CASE WORK DEFINED

610. Single Incident Investigation Format. For practical reasons, the Detective Services Group will divide its investigation submissions between Intelligence and Incident reports where case files are concerned.

A regular case file is called a Single Incident Investigation. It covers the majority of investigations outside of major organised or gang crime files. Found HERE
- Single Incident Investigations should be open for any investigation which extends beyond a single patrol period for an investigator. If an incident is resolved within the duty hours in which it occurs, the information and evidence may be contained within the arrest report instead.
- The single incident investigation will consist of numerous documents and submission files, including but not limited to: Intelligence and incident reports, crime scene reports, forensic lab reports and warrant affidavits.
- At least once a week, a Detective-in-Charge will review each Single Incident Investigation to ensure compliance with standards and expectations, as well as to determine if a case file requires additional action.
- A Single Incident Investigation should be marked as "cold" and closed after two weeks if no new leads are gained, all persons involved are deceased, or other general inactivity reasons.
- Naming Convention for a Single Incident Casefile is as follows - [INITIALS]-[CASENO.][DD][MM][YY] - (example: JD-00101012025) translates to Detective John Doe, Case Number 001, Case Opened 01/JAN/2025

Single Incident Investigation Explained:

Casefile Number: [INITIALS]-[CASENO.][DD][MM][YY]
Assigned Investigators: All Detectives Involved in the case work.
Casefile Status: Current Status of the casefile. If the casefile requires review, tag the appropriate supervisor in the post requesting review.
Time and Date: time and date incident took place.
Location: Where the incident took place.
Type of Incident: List type of crime referenced by the Los Santos Penal Code.
Suspect: List all relevant POI files for suspects.
Victim: List all relevant POI files for victims.
Witness: List all relevant POI files for Witnesses.
Exhibits: Pertinent evidentiary exhibits to the casework. Example: Crime Scene Photos, Confessions, Interrogations, Forensics, etc. If the exhibit has more information in an Intelligence/Incident Report included in the case, make sure to include reference to the proper document.
Charges: List the charges exactly as written in the Los Santos Penal Code.
Submissions: Link relevant incident/intelligence reports.
Investigation Log: Link all pertinent case documents.

611. Group Investigation Format. All group investigations require permission from a Detective II or above to be filed. This permission can be given verbally or in writing, so long as it is given beforehand. The purpose of this is to double-check whether or not a group of organised criminals actually exists, and whether or not it falls under that specific unit's purview to investigate them. Found HERE

All group investigation topics should have their first four posts dedicated to the format. They should be posted in the exact order as they are listed below.
Group investigations may be classed (and classified) as Major Cases. Classification at this level requires permission from the Detective Bureau Command team.
Unlike other investigations, Group Investigations will have an assigned Senior Investigating Officer. The senior investigating officer is considered the person in charge of that investigation and will be responsible for some degree of oversight alongside regular Detective Bureau Command reviews.
All information gathered as part of a group investigation should be posted on a group investigation case file using the regular DB formats as per this topic.

Group Investigation Explained:

Casefile Number: [DIVISION DESK]-GIC[CASENO.][DD][MM][YY]
Senior Investigating Officer: Investigator in charge
Assigned Investigators: All Detectives Involved in the case work.
Casefile Status: Current Status of the casefile. If the case file requires review, tag the appropriate supervisor in the post requesting review.
Investigation Started: When the investigation opened
Area of Operations: Where the group is located.
Type of Organisation: List the type of organisation being investigated.
Group Hierarchy: List relevant ranking hierarchy with appropriate POIs
Group Modus Operandi: List types of crimes committed as a group
Group Description: General introduction to the group to explain the group being investigated.
Follow any information regarding the Group Investigation with Intelligence Reports/Incident Reports/Surveillance Reports etc.

612. Intelligence/Incident Report Format. The intelligence and incident report file format that should be used when adding any information acquired regarding a case or singular incident. There is one type of report format used for two different types of report submission. Create an intelligence report when adding information to a case, and an incident report when an event occurs, such as a shooting or an attack involving a suspect mentioned in the case. You may use the report universally to respond to any other case or POI file. The report format may be found HERE

While filling out the intelligence or incident report, be sure to follow these guidelines:

Create a detailed, step-by-step narrative of how the intelligence was collected or the incident occurred
NEVER post links to images or websites in the report. Take screen captures and post those instead
When posting evidence, always add these to spoilers with a detailed description of what is happening in the photo/video.
Make sure to write the narrative/incident first and then add the property/person's records second.

Intelligence/Incident Report Explained:

Intelligence/Incident Report XXX: Designate the type of report as well as the report number. There may be multiple variants per case file.
Type of Report: Check appropriate box to designate report type.
Time and Date: Time and date the incident/intelligence report took place
Location: Where the incident/intelligence report took place.
Employee Full Name: Full name of report writer.
Department Rank: Department Rank.
Duty Callsign: Appropriate callsign of the report writer.
Police Report Number: If attached to a casefile - [INITIALS]-[CASENO.][DD][MM][YY] Incident/Intel Report XXX. If attached to crime report areas, Incident/Intel Report XXX
If not attached to a case file, submit HERE in the appropriate section.
Witnesses: Attach the names of any witnesses, including department personnel.
Narrative: A written narrative of the events that unfolded.
Evidence: Attach any evidence to corroborate the narrativ,e such as crime scene photos, DIVCS, criminal complaints, interviews, etc.
Signature: Report writer's signature confirming the above is factual, true, and written in good faith.

613. Surveillance Report Format. Surveillance is a necessary tool that investigators may use to uncover information regarding casework by tracking behaviours, gathering evidence, or gathering information about possible points of criminal activity. The report format may be found HERE

Static Surveillance: Involves monitoring a fixed location without movement.
Dynamic Surveillance: Involves actively tracking a target's movement and activities.
Electronic Surveillance: Use of devices to monitor communications or gather data.
Surveillance may only be carried out in connection with an ongoing and open case file.
Police Officers and Detective Trainees are not allowed to conduct surveillance solo. They must be partnered.

Surveillance Report Explained:

Surveillance Report XXX: Designate the report number. There may be multiple reports used per case file.
Type of Report: Check appropriate box to designate report type.
Time and Date: Time and date the incident/intelligence report took place
Location: Where the incident/intelligence report took place.
Employee Full Name: Full name of report writer.
Department Rank: Department Rank.
Duty Callsign: Appropriate callsign of the report writer.
Police Report Number: If attached to a casefile - [INITIALS]-[CASENO.][DD][MM][YY]Surveillance Report XXX. If attached to crime report areas, Surveillance Report XXX
Witnesses: Attach the names of any witnesses, including department personnel.
Narrative: A written narrative of the events that unfolded.
Evidence: Attach any evidence to corroborate the narrative, such as crime scene photos, DIVCS, criminal complaints, interviews, etc.
Signature: Report writer's signature confirming the above is factual, true, and written in good faith.

614. Detective Bureau Information Center. The Detective Bureau Information Center is an internal database curated by members of the Los Santos Police Department's Detective Bureau and houses all files regarding persons of interest (POI), properties of interest (PROP), and the contraband offenders database (SANCON). The Detective Bureau Information Center may be found HERE

Persons of Interest - A collection of persons who are of interest to the Detective Bureau. They include witnesses, victims, and suspects. Effective use and management of the POI system are paramount for sharing information among the Bureau. Accompanying the POI format is the Field Interview Card, which should be filled out as appropriate. The Persons of Interest Database can be found HERE
Properties of Interest- A collection of properties of interest to the Detective Bureau. It may include residences or businesses. There is no legal restriction on creating one. Internally, the property must be connected to an ongoing and open case file. The PROP Database can be found HERE
SANCON- A collection of persons who are confirmed contraband traffickers. Contraband in the database is defined as a minimum weight of narcotics or a minimum possession of a firearm. The database is not to be used to log narcotics or weapons offenders. Persons entered in the database must meet the minimum criteria as laid out by the database. The SANCON database can be found HERE
If a logged person in the DBIC is arrested, subject of an investigation or noted in any other Detective Bureau level document - their POI/SANCON entries must be updated no later than 72 hours after the incident.
((No information from the DBIC may be leaked regardless of corruption permissions.))

615. Case Reviews and Clearances. At least once a week, the Detective Supervisor of the relevant desk will conduct a case review. If a review is required due to time constraints, the appropriate supervisor is to be tagged inside the case file to notify them. If the case file is not reviewed within 48 hours of the notification, notify Bureau Command.
Review Types:

Initial - After the case file is initially established and still in motion, request a review by the appropriate supervisor. The initial review should not come more than ten (10) days after the establishment of the case file. The purpose of the initial review is to establish a clear case strategy with the supervisor and receive critiques on current documentation and quality of case work.
Mid Case - The Mid Case review is to be requested in the event the case has gone cold or further direction is required by a Detective Supervisor. If the case has no further leads, the Detective Supervisor may advise on how to approach the current established leads as well as how to approach new leads. The Mid Case Review should not come more than twenty-one (21) days after the establishment of the case file
Final review - When the case is completed and ready for a final review and forwarding to the District Attorney's Office, the relevant Detective Supervisor should be contacted for final evaluation of the case file.
Upon receiving a case audit, the case-carrying detective has 48 hours to acknowledge the audit and 72 hours to complete the assigned taskers.

Closure Types:

Cleared By Arrest - Shall be indicated when a person is arrested and charged with the commission of the offence or a related felony or misdemeanour based upon the case file.
Cleared Other - Shall be indicated when a case has progressed to a point where further action cannot be reasonably taken and all four of the following circumstances exist: The identity of the perpetrator has been definitely established, the location at which the perpetrator could be arrested is known to the Detective, there is sufficient information and evidence to support an arrest based on the offences under investigation and the reason further action cannot be taken is outside of police control.
Cold - Shall be indicated when a case has progressed to a point where further action cannot be reasonably taken and any of the four of the following circumstances exist: The identity of the perpetrator has been not established, the location at which the perpetrator could be arrested is unknown to the Detective, there is insufficient information and evidence to support an arrest based on the offences under investigation or the reason further action cannot be taken is outside police control. May be marked cold if no new leads have been able to be established within 14 days of initial case audit.
Forwarded to District Attorney - When a case file has been completed and all arrest warrants have been served, the case should be concluded and the investigator's final report attached. The entire case should then be forwarded to the District Attorney via the Court Liaison section for all cases listed as "No Contest, Not Guilty or Required Case."

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VOLUME 5
Dress Code

GENERAL DRESS CODE

510. Dress Code — Detectives.
Detectives assigned to the Detective Services Group shall adhere to the following dress code while conducting their duties or acting in an official capacity. Exceptions apply for extenuating circumstances, including emergency off-duty responses.

The dress code is assignment-specific. Personnel shall exercise proper judgment and regulate their appearance to fit their investigative duties.

No Active Investigation / Assignment
- Business casual or business attire
- No headwear or hats
South Bureau Detectives (MRDD / MCD) / Detective Training Program
- Business casual or business attire
- No headwear or hats
Mission Row Gang Impact Team
- Casual attire with no restrictions
- Hair policy exemption
- Facial hair exemption
- Tattoo policy exemption
Surveillance / Covert Operations (All Assignments)
- Casual attire with no restrictions
- Hair policy exemption
- Facial hair exemption
- Tattoo policy exemption
- Plain clothes employees shall carry their sidearm, handheld radio, department cellphone, handcuffs, handcuff key, badge, and identification card at all times unless restricted by undercover necessity.
- Plain clothes Detectives shall not carry a taser.
Overt Operational Attire & Equipment (All Assignments)
- Raid Jackets
  Restricted To: warrant service, large-scale / high-risk operations, crime scene cover or processing.
- Plate Carriers / Overt Ballistic Vests
  Restricted To: warrant service, large-scale / high-risk operations, crime scene cover, high-risk activities.
  Detective I+ may wear department-issued soft vest. Trainees and uniformed personnel must wear the vest defined by the LSPD Manual.
- Tactical / Thigh Holsters
  Restricted To: warrant service and overt operations.
- Helmets — Mission Row Area Detectives / Major Crimes Desk
  Department-issued black ballistic helmet.
- Helmets — Gang Impact Team
  Team Wendy EXFIL Rail 3.0 Ballistic Helmet — Black.
Department Issued Uniform
- All Detectives and Trainees may wear the department-issued uniform and must follow all uniform regulations outlined in the Los Santos Police Department Manual, Volume 3 (Sections 201–215).
- Detectives with medical and religious grooming exemptions may remain exempt from Section 204/3 standards.
- Detectives in uniform are encouraged, but not required, to wear the Detective Services Group pin.

511. Dress Code — Uniformed Assignments.
Uniformed personnel assigned to the Detective Services Group shall adhere to all uniform standards while conducting duties or acting in an official capacity.

The dress code is assignment-specific. Personnel shall exercise proper judgment and regulate attire to suit operational requirements.

Patrol Duties
- Basic Uniform — Class A, B, or C
- GANGS patches
- No headwear or hats
Utility Uniform
- GIT personnel may wear utility uniforms for operational tasks including warrant service, parole checks, injunction enforcement, 3- or 4-man patrols, targeted enforcement, TAC alerts, or as permitted by GIT Command.
- All personnel under one callsign must wear the same uniform type—basic or utility.
- A solid black or police-identified baseball cap may be worn with utility uniforms.
Training Attire
- GIT personnel may wear the gray "Gang Officer" T-shirt and blue jeans with dark shoes during PT, classroom instruction, department-hosted events allowing casual wear, career fairs, CED events not requiring formal uniforms, and non-public office tasks.
- This attire shall not be worn outside approved contexts.
Plain Clothes
- Gang Detectives may authorize GIT Officers to wear plain clothes for specific events.
- Authorization applies only to the specific event; uniformed dress must resume afterward.
Overt Operational Attire & Equipment (All Assignments)
- Plate Carriers / Overt Ballistic Vests
  Restricted To: warrant service, large-scale / high-risk operations, high-risk activities, and utility uniform deployment.
- Tactical / Thigh Holsters
  Restricted To: utility uniform deployment.
- Helmets — Gang Impact Team
  Team Wendy EXFIL Rail 3.0 Ballistic Helmet — Black.

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VOLUME 4
Miscellaneous Definitions

GENERAL DEFINITIONS

410. Submissions. For practical reasons, the Detective Services Group divides investigative submissions into intelligence reports and incident reports.

Intelligence Reports. Used when no crime resulting in charges occurs. They document information gathered during patrol or routine investigations, including gang conversations, graffiti, surveillance observations, and non-criminal witness follow-ups.
Incident Reports. Used when an arrestable offence occurred or charges could be brought against a party. Example: responding to a brawl resulting in a battery arrest.
Required Elements. Incident reports must clearly document who was involved, what occurred, when and where it took place, why it happened when known, and must include supporting evidence.

411. Forwarded Incident Reports. Forwarded incident reports are reviewed daily by the Detective Services Group. Detective Supervisors assign detectives or officers when further investigation is required. Detectives assigned to any report that requires follow-up must open a corresponding case file—single incident, group investigation, or major investigation—within seventy-two (72) hours.

Reports lacking vital leads may require contacting the reporting officer. Reports with no investigative value must be locked, archived, and marked no further action. Detectives and trainees may take any Criminal Complaint Report (CCR) relating to their desk.

Only a Detective Supervisor may assign reports for categorisation or determine whether a report requires no further action.

The following template may be used when responding to forwarded incident reports:

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412. Case Categorization. Case files within the Detective Services Group are categorised as follows:

Category 1 — Requires Follow-Up
- Reports involving an arrestee.
- Reports with significant leads requiring immediate investigation.
- Non-crime reports requiring immediate action.
- Reports involving murder, sexual abuse, or serious injury.
- Hate- or prejudice-motivated crimes.
- Property crimes involving lost, stolen, or wanted firearms.
- All missing juvenile cases.
Category 2 — Requires Follow-Up
- All cases not meeting Category 1 criteria.
- Investigated after Category 1 cases or when no further work is possible.
- Reviewed for crime trends; routine victim contact not required.
- May be elevated to Category 1 if substantial leads appear.
- May not be downgraded to Category 2 once classified as Category 1.
Category 3 — No Further Action
- Reports lacking leads after follow-up with the reporting officer and victim.
Category 4 — Backlogged / Cold Case
- Category 1 or 2 cases with no investigator submission for fourteen (14) days.

413. Sting Operations. Detectives may conduct sting operations to disrupt criminal activity. The following guidelines apply:

Adequate backup proportional to risk must be available (typically two detectives and a basic car).
Citywide supervision must be notified prior to staging an operation.
Detectives shall not enter properties of known armed persons during a sting.
Firearms shall not be drawn in crowded public venues except when life is in immediate danger.
Metropolitan Division should be on standby during stings involving armed suspects or weapons.
Detectives shall not consume narcotics or contraband under any circumstances.

414. Cellular Tracing Equipment. Cellular tracing equipment is authorised for use by Detectives. Detectives may utilise their department employee account to request location tracing by Stingray technicians. Only Detectives have access to the system to make these requests. Usage of phone tracing equipment shall follow all stipulations set forth by federal law, court precedent and the state ESPA act.

Non-Detective employees shall not have access to nor shall they attempt to make use of cellular tracing equipment. The Electronic Surveillance & Privacy Act may be found HERE

415. Audio/Video Recording. Investigators may deploy covert or overt recording devices for intelligence gathering, interrogations, or evidentiary purposes. Single-party consent laws must be followed. Covert devices require a surveillance warrant and approval from a Detective Supervisor or above.

416. Tracking Devices. Tracking devices constitute a search under the Fourth Amendment. Detectives shall secure a valid surveillance warrant before deploying any tracking technology. Approval from a Detective Supervisor or above is required.

417. Interrogation Room Recording Equipment. Interrogation room audio-video systems operate continuously and cannot be disabled. All recordings are automatically stored within the Department database.

418. Confidential Informants. The cultivation, management, and registration of confidential informants is limited to detectives. All CI handling is governed by the Confidential Informant Manual. Non-detectives shall not engage in CI activity except during one-off information exchanges authorised by the District Attorney's Office. CI usage requires oversight from a Detective Supervisor or above.

419. Vehicle Fleet Information. The Detective Services Group operates marked, unmarked, and covert vehicles as part of investigative and uniformed assignments.

Detective Bureau vehicle plates include:

Take-Home — 101....
Detective Services Group — 122....

A complete fleet listing is available via the Fleet Information page.

(a) Covert Fleet Information. Covert vehicles are restricted to plain-clothes detectives and may only be used when at least three basic patrol units are active. They are intended for surveillance and investigative purposes, not routine patrol. Covert units may initiate but should not lead vehicle pursuits and should transition to a trailing/support role once marked units arrive. Long guns and bulk equipment are stored in the trunk, and dashcams are covertly installed.

(b) Take-Home Fleet Information. Detectives who complete the Detective Training Program may apply for take-home vehicles. Applicants must be free of traffic violations and disciplinary action. Vehicles may not be modified without authorisation. Approved colours include Metallic Black, Metallic Black Steel, Metallic Dark Silver, Metallic Stone Silver, Metallic Gun Metal, Metallic Dark Green, Metallic Dark Blue, Metallic White, Metallic Frost White, and Metallic Racing Green. Requests may be submitted through the Fleet Information page.

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VOLUME 3
组织架构

基本结构

310. 警探服务组定义. 警探服务组是特警探局的一个组成部分，基于各管区所辖，以地域的方式进行调查和警务活动,

311. 组织结构
特殊行动办公室

警探局
- 西区警探服务组((IC世界存在，OOC并未开放))
- 峡谷警探服务组((IC世界存在，OOC并未开放))
- 中南警探服务组((我们现在扮演的警探服务组))
  - 中南帮派毒品分局
    - 帮派调查小组
    - 帮派执法小组
  - 中南警探支援科
    - 密申罗管区警探
    - 警探情报分析组
    - 鉴识学部中南管区分部

312. 中南帮派毒品分局. 帮派毒品分局在中南区的分支. 该单位负责通过协同执法、情报收集和后续调查，以应对中南区管内与帮派相关的犯罪活动

帮派调查小组 负责对涉帮派动机的犯罪进行后续调查，收集可操作情报，编写调查报告，并与制服人员协调调查
帮派执法小组.负责对帮派区域执行定向巡逻、基于情报的拦截、禁令执行以及主动的帮派压制行动，该小组通过提供现场情报、逮捕和战术支持来协助调查

313. 中南警探支援科 警探局派驻中南区的核心支援与行动部门

密申罗管区警探 负责辖区内刑事案件的初步响应、深入调查、嫌疑人问讯、令状准备及逮捕行动，该单位处理日常调查职责，并主导一般性及重大刑事案件的侦办工作。
警探情报分析组 情报整合与策略支持单位，管理维护DBIC数据库，整合部门内部警务情报，进行犯罪研判和信息整合
中南法医鉴识实验室 技侦支持单位，负责物证实验室检验鉴定，技术类侦查活动
- Gang Investigation Detail. The Gang Investigation Detail (GID) functions as the investigative component of the Gang Impact Team. It conducts follow-up investigations into gang-motivated crimes, develops actionable intelligence, prepares investigative reports, and coordinates investigative operations with uniformed personnel.
- Gang Enforcement Detail. The Gang Enforcement Detail (GED) serves as the uniformed enforcement component of the Gang Impact Team. It performs directed patrol, intelligence-driven stops, injunction enforcement, and proactive gang suppression operations. The detail supports investigative units by providing field intelligence, arrests, and tactical support.
314. Functional Objective. The objective of the Detective Services Group is to maintain investigative efficiency, ensure coordination between assignments, and support the Mission Row Area's operational needs. All sections are expected to maintain communication, share relevant intelligence, and operate in accordance with established Detective Bureau standards.

((315. Roleplay Quality Alignment. Detectives assigned to the Detective Services Group portray Mission Row–area detective operations under a unified structure. This configuration reflects a realistic, station-based approach to detective work while maintaining Bureau-level investigative capability.))

ASSIGNMENT DEFINITIONS

320. Detective Assignment Defined. Detective Services Group personnel may operate in plain clothes while performing patrol-related duties. Detectives shall utilize a pool vehicle designed for suspect transport whenever the deployment of plain-clothes personnel reduces the number of available basic patrol units. Detectives shall not exercise investigative authority outside of circumstances requiring such action and may only assume supervisory responsibilities when holding the appropriate certification. Detectives are required to follow lawful orders issued by the duty supervisor and must adhere to the established chain of command for all Detective Bureau matters, beginning with Division-level supervision and extending to Bureau command. Compliance with the chain of command is mandatory.

321A. 制服人员. 警探服务组设有一个隶属于帮派影响团队的制服支援部分。该部分由帮派执法小组配备人员，在帮派影响团队协调员的督导下运作。该小组包括一名主管警官、一名助理主管警官、督导警长、资深警官以及被指派为二级警员和三级警员（现场培训计划）的宣誓人员。帮派执法小组执行主动执法、情报收集、与禁令相关的职责，并与受影响社区建立互信关系，以支持正在进行的涉帮派调查。

321B. 文职人员. 警探服务组设有一个隶属于帮派影响团队的制服支援部分。该部分由帮派执法小组配备人员，在帮派影响团队协调员的督导下运作。该小组包括一名主管警官、一名助理主管警官、督导警长、资深警官以及被指派为二级警员和三级警员（现场培训计划）的宣誓人员。帮派执法小组执行主动执法、情报收集、与禁令相关的职责，并与受影响社区建立互信关系，以支持正在进行的涉帮派调查。

321C. 联络员. 警探服务组设有一个隶属于帮派影响团队的制服支援部分。该部分由帮派执法小组配备人员，在帮派影响团队协调员的督导下运作。该小组包括一名主管警官、一名助理主管警官、督导警长、资深警官以及被指派为二级警员和三级警员（现场培训计划）的宣誓人员。帮派执法小组执行主动执法、情报收集、与禁令相关的职责，并与受影响社区建立互信关系，以支持正在进行的涉帮派调查。

323. Detective Training Program Defined. 警探培训计划是警探服务组为寻求任命为警探的候选人设立的正式培训、评估和选拔流程。获准加入该计划后，每位学员将根据申请时陈述的意愿被分配到特定的警探单位，并指定一名教官提供指导和监督。所有进展，包括学习目标和调查活动，均应记录在学员的进度检查表中。

学员一旦加入，将有三十（30）天的时间完成该计划。培训主管或警探培训协调员可在计划到期前收到书面申请后，批准延长最多额外三十（30）天。警探单位主管可就延期请求提供建议。

该计划作为一个连续的单一培训流程运作，已取代之前分阶段的系统。学员的评估基于调查能力、实际表现和有记录的案头工作，而非在不同阶段所花费的时间。学员应参与调查、响应犯罪现场、进行面谈、准备令状、起草报告并完成所有指定的学习目标。在申请最终笔试之前，需至少完成百分之七十五（75%）的检查表内容。

笔试包含约五十（50）道题目，内容来源于工作手册、手册以及实用的警探知识。允许两次尝试。第二次尝试失败将导致从计划中除名。需达到百分之八十（80%）或以上的及格分数方可进入最终评估。

学员完成检查表和笔试后，其案头工作和整体表现将由办公桌主管和 DTP 协调员进行审查。学员必须满足所有既定要求，方可参加与计划主管或协调员的最终审查会议，期间学员需提交其办公桌偏好。成功通过审查后，学员将被晋升为警探。

324. Inter-Assignment Coordination. Investigations frequently involve circumstances that cross traditional assignment boundaries. The Detective Bureau promotes coordinated investigative practices in which uniformed personnel and detectives collaborate to ensure comprehensive

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第二章
人事权限

RANK STRUCTURE AND AUTHORITIES

210. 警探服务组 - 指挥组.

一级副警察局长 - 警探局长
- 对警探局负全部责任
- 可修改警探局的规则、条例、协议与程序
- 制定政策，并负责对指挥官、以及未被委派给指挥官的专项/小组主管进行行政管理与监督；负责确保落实影响警探局的部门政策变更。
- 可向任何分局成员签发内部纪律通知

三级警监 - 组指挥官
- 对特定警探服务组负全部责任。
- 可修改警探服务组的规则、条例、协议与程序。
- 可向任何分局成员签发内部纪律通知。

二级警督— 助理组指挥官
- 担任警探服务组第二指挥官。
- 在指挥官长时间无法履职时，负责管控本分局。
- 可对任何级的雇员采取纪律处分。
- 负责在行动需要时，与其他部门小组及分局进行联络

二级警督 - 分局主管
- 在本分局内担任主管职位，按其所分配的单位履职
- 履行执勤官责任
- 与其他警探主管协调，确保所有领域均得到适当覆盖。
- 通过评估和监督警探完成的工作，确保所有提交内容符合警探服务组/警探局规定。
- 回应警探提出的调查督导请求。
- 对所属的警员执行纪律处分

211. 警探组.

二级警探/三级警探 — 调查主管
- 在洛圣都警察局层面的监督员职位
- 在警探局担任调查监督员
- 可策划重大案件卷宗
- 必须在现场承担事件的调查指挥职责
- 若在场，必须负责现场诱捕行动的指挥
- 必须在可行时指导见习警探和一级警探
- 可被任命为特定调查分组的组长

二级警探 - 警探教官
- 以非监督员考试升任
- 具备相对应的专业技能
- 在部门内承担监督员责任，可指挥内部行动现场，外部行动视情况而定
- 可被任命为特定调查分组的副组长，技术顾问
- 经警探主管批准，可被任命为特定案件专案组组长

一级警探 - 帮派调查组/情报支援组
- 可使用 GEORGE/WILLIAM 呼号巡逻
- 可根据所分配任务要求身着便装巡逻
- 可策划执行诱捕行动
- 在更高职级警探缺席时，可承担现场的调查指挥职责
- 授权访问 DBIC
- 经警探指挥组批准，可任命为特定案件专案组组长
- 经警探主管批准，可参加特定案件的专案组.
- 经警探主管批准，可在特定任务期间（监视行动、诱捕或抓捕、令状执行、联合专案组）与帮派执法小组人员在同一呼号下搭档
- 经警探主管批准，可在特定任务期间（监视行动、诱捕或抓捕、令状执行、联合专案组）向GED、CIS的制服人员授予便装和车辆使用权限

三级警员 - 警探学院
- 持有三级警员职级
- 可调查重罪案件
- 在警探培训计划的前期评估期间仅可使用 J 呼号，且必须穿着制服，驾驶有标记车辆.
- 在完成了警探培训的前期评估，并在获得警探主管明确授权后，可身着便装执勤并使用无标记车辆
- 在整个警探培训计划期间，除非与正式警探搭档，否则必须使用其指定的 WILLIAM 呼号进行巡逻
- 必须获得警探主管的书面许可，方可使用隐蔽行动车辆

213. GED 指挥链.
The following are the ranks and roles for Uniformed Personnel in the Detective Services Group:

Police Lieutenant II — Gang Enforcement Detail Coordinator
- Holds an Officer-in-Charge position within the Uniformed Gang Enforcement Detail.
- May issue internal activity disciplinary notices to any GIT Uniformed Officer.
- Is responsible for one of the four SGT positions in the division and assumes responsibility for their section.
- Ensure investigative tasks are delegated to the GIT uniformed staff pertinent to their section.
- Coordinate with GIT OICs to ensure all areas are appropriately covered.
- Ensure that all submissions conform to DSG/DB/GIT regulations through assessment and supervision of work done by Uniformed Personnel.
- Holds control over the Uniformed Gang Impact Team if the Commanding Officer is unavailable.
- May issue any disciplinary action to any employee SGT-II and below.
- Responsible for liaising with other departmental groups and divisions.
- Respond to supervisor requests from Uniformed GIT Personnel.
- Respond to and investigate major incidents with the command team.
- Functions as the WATCH COMMANDER in the field.
- Resolve conflicts between GIT and Patrol staff.
- May access and manage DBIC and SANGANG specialised databases.

Police Sergeant II — Officer-in-Charge
- Holds supervisory authority within the Los Santos Police Department.
- Holds a senior and mentoring role within the division.
- Holds rank authority over Gang Sergeants.
- May plan an operation.
- Ensures all submissions conform to regulations.
- Responds to supervisor requests.
- Holds control over respective Details unless otherwise directed.
- May issue disciplinary action to Police Officer III+1 and below.
- Liaises with departmental groups and divisions.
- Must mentor GED personnel.
- May direct Senior Gang Officers in investigative matters.
- May patrol on callsign 2-GEORGE-10 (2G10) as GED OIC.
- May access DBIC and SANGANG databases.

Police Sergeant II — Assistant Officer-in-Charge
- Holds supervisory authority.
- Holds a senior mentoring role.
- Holds rank authority over Gang Sergeants.
- May plan an operation.
- Ensures all submissions conform to regulations.
- Responds to supervisor requests.
- Holds control when the OIC is unavailable.
- May issue disciplinary action to Police Officer III+1 and below.
- Liaises with other departmental groups.
- Must mentor GED personnel.
- May direct Senior Gang Officers in investigative matters.
- May patrol on 2-GEORGE-20 (2G20).
- May access DBIC and SANGANG databases.

214. GED Supervisory Structure and Responsibilities.

Police Sergeant I — Gang Enforcement Detail Sergeant
- Holds a supervisory position.
- Holds a senior mentoring position.
- May plan an operation.
- Ensures all submissions conform to regulations.
- May be placed in charge of a task force.
- May serve as task force liaison.
- Responds to supervisor requests.
- May issue disciplinary action to Police Officer III and below.
- Liaises with other divisions.
- Must mentor GED personnel.
- May direct Senior Gang Officers.
- May access DBIC and SANGANG databases.

215. GED Field Staff Structure and Responsibilities.

Police Officer III+1 — Senior Gang Officer
- Holds a senior and mentoring position.
- May exercise field management over POIII and below.
- May function as Lead Investigator.
- May plan long-term operations.
- May serve as task force liaison.
- Must mentor GIT Officers.
- May partner with GED under (GEORGE) WILLIAM for specific assignments.
- May access DBIC and SANGANG databases.
- Must maintain FTP certification.

Police Officer III — Gang Officer (FTP)
- May patrol under GEORGE.
- May partner with GID personnel for investigative assignments.
- May access DBIC and SANGANG databases.
- Must maintain FTP certification.

Police Officer II — Gang Officer
- May patrol under GEORGE.
- May partner with GID for investigative assignments.
- May access DBIC and SANGANG databases.

Police Officer II — Probationary Gang Officer
- May patrol under GEORGE.
- May access DBIC and SANGANG databases.
- Must complete Gang Enforcement Training Program.

Re: 警探服务组手册

第一章
规章制度

基本规约

110. Rules and Regulations Defined. 以下规则与条例适用于警探服务组所有人员在任何公开与隐蔽行动期间的行为、职责及操作要求。所有分配至警探局及警探服务组的成员必须遵守这些规定。

警探组雇员应按其所分配的岗位穿着适当服装，驾驶合适的车辆执勤. 在行动和履职需要时，警探可能会被要求穿着制服执勤，制服警员也可能被允许便装执勤
警探组雇员不得使用未备案的私人车辆执勤. 如需使用备案，应以适当程序申请之，具体详见下文
非警探组人员进入警探局楼层或办公区域，必须由经授权的局内人员陪同
警探组人员必须在七十二（72）小时内归档执勤中获得的所有相关文件与情报。监督员可批准延期。未遵守规定者可能导致纪律处分
警探组人员应积极更新并维护其负责的调查案件。无正当理由的不作为可能导致纪律处分，包括降级或调离警探局
警探组的“警探”可视岗位使用 GEORGE/WILLIAM 呼号巡逻；警探使用无标记车辆便衣巡逻时，至少需要2个基础单位；如基础单位不足，警探组人员应使用 XL呼号，穿着制服增员.
反黑组制服人员在巡逻时可使用 GEORGE 呼号进行制服反黑巡逻，不受基础执勤单位限制；如反黑组授权便衣的警员需要便衣出勤，应参照警探便衣具备基础单位
警探组所有成员必须持有有效的TSG认证；警探组鼓励警员积极考取UPR
警探组所有成员必须按要求完成《警探服务组人员档案》
警探组所有成员仅能按照其岗位授权监听特定频率；不当的监听和使用电台将导致严格的纪律处分.

((OOC规定))

所有警探服务组成员应始终保持高水平的角色扮演质量
警探服务组成员不得泄露来自警探局公告板的信息，任何经核实的泄密行为将导致立即从组织OOC解雇
警探服务组成员不得有非法组织的子角色
警探服务组成员应当加入OOC交流平台

Re: 警探服务组手册

Manual Introduction

INTRODUCTION AND MISSION STATEMENT

本手册之目的在于确保侦探服务组每位成员均遵守统一的高标准卓越准则。它概述了管理调查、与其他单位及机构协作互动、以及维护本部门对每位成员所期望的专业操守与正直品格的关键程序。全体雇员均须按手册原文遵循，以确保所有调查实践的统一性与责任性。

凡与本手册内容相抵触之现有手册及其他规章，特此废止；但现有手册、命令及其他规章中未纳入本手册且与本手册条款无冲突者，仍继续有效。本手册由侦探服务组指挥团队依据部门原始宗旨与本州法律进行定期维护。

(( 本手册将同时涵盖警探局扮演的IC和OOC内容. 请在游戏内外进行遵守))[/ooc]

任务宣言
警探服务组是洛圣都警察局侦探局下属的综合性专业调查部门。通过专业部署调查专家团队，为全局提供通用型调查资源。

警探服务组的使命是：强化本部门的刑事调查工作，打击并瓦解犯罪帮派及有组织犯罪集团，并为本市调查领域提供专家资源。

警探服务组的职责包括但不限于：