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Credits:
FBI Director, Marcus Felix.
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Table of Contents
•FBI Rank Structures
•FBI Divisions
•FBI General Policies
•Offenses & Consequences
•FBI Radio Codes
•Arrest Procedures.
•MDC ( Mobile Data Computer )
•FBI Extra's
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FBI Rank Structures
•Intern (R1)
•Agent (R2)
•Senior Agent (R3)
•Special Agent (R4)
•Assistant Director (R5)
•Director (R6)
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FBI Ranks And Allowances
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Intern:
- You are prohibited to use blockades and spikes
- You are not allowed to use the department radio without permission
- You MUST always listen to your supervisors
- You MUST produce casefiles or do operations
- You Are NOT allowed to be in a divison.
- You Are ONLY allowed the following weapons : Deagle, Mp5.
- You Are ONLY allowed to drive the premiers.
- You MUST go to ALL backup calls.
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Agent:
- You are allowed to use the department radio with a valid reason.
- You work more freely than the intern
- You MUST always listen to your supervisors
- You may issue orders
- You MUST produce casefiles or do operations
- You are ONLY allowed to use the premiers, FBI ranchers.
- You Are allowed to be in a Division
- You Are ONLY allowed to use the following. Deagle, Shotgun. ( not spaz ) Mp5.
- You MUST go to backup calls.
- You are NOT allowed to use roadblocks.
- You MUST OBEY ORDERS.
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Senior Agent:
- You are expected to show a professional attitude at all time
- You are allowed to use Premiers, FBI ranchers.
- You are allowed to be in a division.
- You are allowed to use the following. Deagle, Shotgun ( not spaz ), mp5.
- You must go to urgent backup calls. But if your busy doing something else told by your higher rank you may let someone else go.
- You are NOT allowed to use /d Without permission.
- You are ONLY allowed if you have permission to use roadblocks.
- You MUST OBEY ORDERS.
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Special Agent:
- You are allowed to use premiers, FBI ranchers, Buffalo's.
- You are allowed to be in a Division
- You are ONLY allowed to use the following. Deagle Shotgun ( not spaz ) Mp5.
- You MUST work on casefiles
- You are allowed to use /d without permission
- You can set blockades without permission
- You are expected to be trustable in the most dary missions
- You may issue orders
- You may be in charge of operations
- You are allowed to recommend other Agents for promotion
- You may obtain the "Division Leader" rank.
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Assistant Director/Director:
Complete Access!
NOTE ON RESTRICTIONS:
Only rank 4 and in the division FAN may use the below weapons.
M4a1
Spaz
Rocket launchers.
FBI Divisions
FAN
Firearms & Narcotics
The Firearms & Narcotics division or FAN consist of the main crime fighting section of the FBI. FAN mainly uses undercover units and technical methods to optimally fight the street criminality of San Andreas at any level.
FAN will always cooperate with Gang Unit to get the most out of our agents and to effectively succeed in operations and investigations. FAN will deploy undercover, stealth Agents to monitor and try to catch any sort of criminality such as arms trafficking and unlawful violent acts. They carry out any of Illegal Firearms/Narcotic possessed criminals or arrests that are needed from casefiles derived from themselves. The requirements of our agents within the FAN are many but we like to express them in three strong words: professionalism, dedication and effectivity. The undercover part of the FAN is highly secret and consists of spread out agents, working with different cases and filing daily casefiles.
The most ordinary duties of Firearms & Narcotics division are as follows :
- Countering Illegal trafficking Ex: Trading of illegal firearms and substances
- Sting Operations Ex: Playing a role as a criminal partner in order to catch a person committing a crime. Most commonly trafficking.
- Casefile management Ex: Opening casefiles on individual criminals and processing casefile suspects.
- Apprehending dangerous and wanted criminal suspects Ex: Most wanted suspect, suspects wanted for severe crimes
GU
Gang Unit
OCU is the more elite division of undercover agents.
They are responsible for investigating gangs within the United States.
OCU agents must keep their cover much longer than CID agents as they can be in gangs from 2 weeks to a month.
They document all of a gangs' illegal activities while they gain the trust of their fellow gang members and infiltrate further into the family.
If one mistake is made, an agent can very easily lose their life.
The duties of Gang Unit are:
- Gain information of the gangs of Los Santos Ex: Scout gang areas and talk with citizens
- Investigate any criminal gang Ex: Gain access to gang places through undercover work as well as catch evidence of gang criminality
- Interrogate carefully selected gang members Ex: Stalk a gang member for a time and eventually bring him in for interrogation
- Initiate major operations and raids Ex: After a number of casefiles have been filled - a raid will most likely be aimed at a gang area or building where criminal activity has been spotted
IA
Internal Affairs
IA is responsible for investigating law enforcement and other government personnel.
IA makes use of a watchlist and files casefiles when needed.
IA is involved in several civil services and helps weed out corruption in all aspects of the nation.
IA can work with the LSPD & the Government to help keep government personnel in check and out of a corrupt way of life.
Agents may not apply for Internal Affairs during the application process. Instead, IA agents are picked through years of dedication and a clean record within the Bureau. IA aims at severe corruption that is considered dangerous.
The IA has authority to terminate personnel with sufficient evidence and the approval the of FBI Director & the Mayor. IA investigations are long and never based on minor corrupt acts.
The duties of Internal Affairs are:
- Observe & listen Ex: Overviewing all government personnel and listening to employees to gain general information.
- Investigate corruption Ex: Write up names in the IA watchlist and file casefiles in order to investigate
- Conduct undercover operations Ex: Go undercover and attract possible corrupt staff.
- Weed out corruption Ex: Speaks for itself
These three divisions are the main divisions within the FBI and they all share duties. Agents will choose one of the two "big" divisions (FAN/GU) upon employment but may however choose to switch divisions later on. Take note that being in one division does not mean you ONLY stick to the work of your division but also stick to general duties of an FBI agent. Based on your rank in the FBI you will be given specific duties and responsibilities in your division by the Division Commander.
CID
Crime Investigation Unit
The FBI’s Criminal Investigative Division (CID) coordinates, manages, and directs investigative programs focused on financial crime, violent crime, organized crime, public corruption, violations of individual civil rights, drug-related crime, and informant matters associated with these investigative areas.
Through centralized control, CID guides the investigative efforts of field offices against criminal enterprises and individual federal crimes
The duties of Crime Investigation Unit are:
- Integrity in Government/Civil Rights
- Asian Criminal Enterprise
- Transnational Criminal Enterprise
- Financial Crimes
- Criminal Intelligence
NSB
National Security Branch.
The NSB integrates the FBI’s primary national security programs under the leadership of an
Executive Assistant Director for the National Security Branch and through policies and
initiatives designed to enhance the Bureau’s capability to support national security duties. The
mission of the NSB is to optimally position the FBI to protect the United States against WMD,
terrorist attacks, foreign intelligence operations, and espionage. Since 9/11 They make sure nothing like that happens again.
The duties of National Security Branch are :
- To react fast
- Deal with all terroism situations like UMD attacks and 911.
- Quickly eliminate or disarm the situation as quickly and professionally possible.
- To keep everything CLASSIFIED.
FBI General Policies
1.0.1: General Behavior
Federal agents are to stay professional at all time and accomplish his/her duties while on duty.
1.0.2: Identification
FBI Staff should always identify themselves when required to, during backup calls and arrests.
1.0.3: Abuse
Abuse of any powers is strictly forbidden within the bureau.
1.0.4: Corruption
Corruption of any kind is strictly forbidden within the bureau.
1.0.5: Rank permissions
Every agent of the bureau should read, understand and follow their rank duties, permissions and responsibilities stated in the first section of the hand book.
1.0.6: Bureau Divisions
Every member of the bureau is required to work under a division and follow orders from their Division Chief.
(( 1.0.7: Server rules ))
Every agent is reuired to stick to the server rules at all times.
1.0.8: Supervisors
It is a general requirement within the bureau to ALWAYS listen to your supervisor and take orders.
1.0.9: Undercover
Agents with undercover duties and permission are required to work at a professional level and never blow their cover.
1.1.0: Backup response
If any member of the bureau needs urgent backup - immediate response is required.
1.1.1: Recommendations
Agents are not allowed to recommend an applicant of the FBI without stating an acceptable and good reason.
1.1.2: Illegal substances
Agents may NOT possess illegal substances unless they use them for evidence for a narcotics-casefile and can prove it.
1.1.3: Impersonation
Impersonating higher rank or other employees (includes other factions) is strictly prohibited.
1.1.4: Radio Communication
Members of the FBI are required to keep their radio with them and always be available.
1.1.5: Force Continuum
Agents are required to follow the Force Continuum.
Offenses & Consequences:
Light Offenses:
These offenses result in a fine or a arrest - depending on the the situation. FBI is not supposed to focus on light offenses due to the existence of Police, however, FBI may take suspects into custody or fine them for light offences if the offense was aimed at the FBI agent or if the FBI agent witnessed the scene without any police present.
- Light Offense jail time: 5+
Illegal Parking
Taking an Illegal Shortcut
Reckless Driving
Trespassing
Usage of Illegal Car Modifications
FCC Violation
Misuse of 911
Verbal Assault
Failing to Comply
Medium Offenses:
These are offenses that always result in an arrest procedure. Medium Offenses are the main offenses that FBI focus on and fight.
- Medium Offense jail time: 10+
Evading Arrest
Vehicular Assault
Vehicular Homicide
Grand Theft Auto
Driving under the Influence
Unlawful Discharge of a Firearm
Possession of Illegal Firearm(s)
Possession of Illegal Narcotics
Trafficking
Homicide
Second Degree Murder
Attempted Murder
Manslaughter
Robbery
Resisting Arrest
Harassment
Obstruction of Justice
Bribery
Perjury
Aiding and Abetting
Heavy Offenses:
Offenses that count as severe felonies and have the highest priority within the FBI. The suspects of Heavy Offenses are to be escorted under high security circumstances.
- Heavy Offense jail time: 20+
First Degree Murder
First/Second Degree Murder of a LEO/Agent
Kidnap
Kidnap of a LEO/Agent
Felony Evasion
Terrorism
Hostage Taking
Bank Robbery
Heavy Bribery
FBI Radio Codes:
10-0 Caution
10-1 Unable to copy -- change location
10-2 Signal good
10-3 Stop transmitting
10-4 Acknowledgement (OK)
10-6 Busy -- stand by unless urgent
10-7 Out of service
10-8 In service
10-9 Repeat
10-12 Stand by (stop)
10-18 Quickly
10-19 Return to ...
10-20 Location
10-22 Disregard
10-23 Arrived at scene
10-24 Assignment completed
10-26 Detaining subject, expedite
10-29 Check for wanted
10-31 Crime in progress
10-32 Man with gun
10-33 Emergency
10-34 Riot
10-35 Major crime alert
10-37 (Investigate) suspicious vehicle
10-38 Stopping suspicious vehicle
10-43 Information
10-44 Permission to leave ... for ...
10-50 Accident (fatal, personal injury, property damage)
10-52 Ambulance needed
10-53 Road blocked at ...
10-56 Intoxicated pedestrian
10-57 Hit and run (fatal, personal injury, property damage)
10-59 Convoy or escort
10-68 Dispatch information
10-74 Negative
10-76 En route ...
10-77 ETA (estimated time of arrival)
10-78 Need assistance
10-80 Chase in progress
10-82 Reserve lodging
10-89 Bomb threat
10-90 Bank alarm at ...
10-92 Improperly parked vehicle
ARREST PROCEDURES:
Arrest Produecers
This file will show how a cadet must perform to arrest,detain,cuff a man as:
(( I will show you a high level RP cuff))
(( [me]Drags his right arm towards his belt - Grabbing a pair of black handcuffs - Cuffing the man))
(( /do Any Resistance?))
(( [me]Grabs the man by the cuffs - Dragging him towards the car - Pushing him inside))
(( /do Any Resistance?))
(("You have the right to remain silent anything you do or say will be present in the court of law"))
((What is your name sir? /su him if he tells it))
((If he dosent tell it then [me]Attempts to grab the suspects wallet /do Any resistance?))
(( Then you check whats his name with the wallet))
(( /su him and /arrest him ))
Mobile Data Computer:
The Mobile Data Computer System enables patrol units to connect wirelessly to law enforcement computer database systems, providing deputies with instant information.
It is a powerful and effective tool to complete a myriad of tasks in their patrol unit while in the neighborhoods they are assigned to patrol.
These are just some of the things you can do with this computer:
•Search for other law enforcement personel
•Create BOLO's For vehicles and citizens.
•Create Warrants.
•Send messages to other law enforcement agencys.
•Search peoples names for any crime or outstanding warrent.
And much much more.
Extra's:
•ALL FBI agents must no their way around pretty much of los santos. So if there is a pursuit or a operation going to happen. You no where to go and the best way to get there.
