Altis Police Department

"The APD is meant to be a peacekeeping force that focuses on eliminating criminal activity while promoting comradery within it's ranks."

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APD Information

APD Handbook
APD Application
APD Ticket Guide

Chain of Command
Corporal of the Month
APD Vehicles

Internal Affairs
APD Absence Request Form
APD Post Training

APD Overview

What is the APD?

The APD is a whitelisted faction that operates as a peacekeeping force that enforces the laws of Altis and seeks to assist the civilian population. The key responsibilities of being an APD Officer are to uphold and enforce the law.

The APD is also responsible for protecting the Federal Reserve, Blackwater Armory, and the Altis Penitentiary. The APD is obligated to respond to these Federal Events if civilians attempt to break into them to ensure the high value items do not fall into rebel hands.

The APD consists of a ranking structure that Officers can progress through, all of which come with additional equipment, powers and duties.

Applying to the APD

Do you want to join the ranks of the APD? If you think you have what it takes to be an APD Officer, please read the following information.

The minimum requirements to become an APD Officer:

16+ years of age (age exceptions are handled on a case by case basis)
30 hours on Olympus
No bans within the last 14 days
Know and understand the rules and be capable of passing an APD Deputy Test

If you think you have what it takes to be an APD Officer, please go to the Olympus Website, select support, and submit an APD Application

https://olympus-entertainment.com/support/.

For further information regarding applying to the APD, please read the following post

https://olympus-entertainment.com/topic/31520-apd-application/

Please read through the following documents in preparation for your APD Deputy Test.

Patrol Officers of the Week

5 Patrol officers are recognized every week for managing to achieve the highest in-game playtime out of all Patrol Officers on the APD. The Patrol officers will be rewarded with in-game rewards and a Teamspeak tag recognizing their achievements.

How is the POTW selected?

Patrol Officers with 7+ days TIG that manage to achieve the top 5 playtime for Patrol Officers within the week will receive in-game rewards. The Patrol Officers will be able to utilize the rewards whilst playing cop.

The following factors are taken into consideration when selecting the POTW:

Manage to achieve the top 5 playtimes for Patrol Officers within the week
7+ days TIG as a Patrol Officer

Rewards

Patrol officers of the week will be permitted to use Corporal level gear for the duration of the week. This gear includes:

The top 5 Patrol Officers will be able to utilize the Corporal Carrier Lite in-game.
The Top Patrol Officer will be able to utilize the Corporal Carrier Lite and select a weapon of their choice from the Corporal Shop.
A TeamSpeak tag in recognition of the achievement (Patrol Officer of the Week).

All rewards may be utilized in-game by the Patrol Officers of the week from the Sunday they appear on the Top APD Times Post until the following Sunday at 00:00 EST.

Failure to dispose of the gear prior to this time may result in your cop inventories being wiped.

Corporal of the Month

A corporal is recognized every month for the exemplary demonstration of their duties. The corporal will be rewarded with the Teamspeak tag “Corporal of the Month” (COTM), a forum post recognizing their achievements, and access to staff sergeant gear for the month.

How is the COTM selected?

SAPD will reward a corporal each month, who performs their duties in an exemplary manner. Corporal of the Month is intended to award officers. While also providing an additional incentive to those who strive to achieve.

The following factors are taken into consideration when selecting the COTM:

In-game activity
Amount of trainings (only applicable to FTOs)
Demonstrating leadership
Playing with a diverse range of APD officers
Mentoring newer APD officers
Role-playing
No disciplinary action within the last month

Rewards

The Corporal of the Month will be permitted to use staff sergeant gear for the duration of their promotion. This gear includes:

7.62mm variants, LMG magazines, 9mm/.45 ACP suppressors.
Pilot Helmets & Enhanced Combat Helmet (tier 4 armour rating)
Orca
Hunter

The COTM will also receive a TeamSpeak 3 icon, labelled “Corporal of the Month,” for the duration of their promotion. The COTM will also be recognized on the forums by SAPD.

Restrictions

While the COTM will be whitelisted as a staff sergeant, they cannot utilize the powers of a staff sergeant. For example, the COTM cannot:

Enter rebels via APD dispatch from a civilian
Use undercover vehicles for patrol

Field Training Officer (FTO)

The Field Training Officer or “FTO” system is a way for deserving Corporals to be recognized for their accomplishments and determination to the APD, while being allowed to contribute to the APD on a broader scale than previously possible. These officers will be selected from Corporals applying for the position. While holding the position, they are expected to execute actions to fulfill their responsibilities including: training deputies, mentoring new APD members, and helping to prepare subordinates for tests by answering questions. Keep in mind an FTO can be relieved of his/her duties at any time, for any reason. Should this occur, the officer in question would normally return to the rank of Corporal.

Requirements

Must have 30 days time in grade
Made have a minimum of 333 hours, or 20000 minutes, of in-game time on cop
Must be an active Corporal who is listed on the Chain of Command
Must not have any disciplinary issues within the last 3 months
Must submit an application titled “FTO Application” into the APD application section of the forums

Nomination

Any corporal who meets the above requirements may apply for FTO
The Chief of Police will review each application after input is given by other Senior APD members where he will then accept or deny the application
If accepted, a verbal interview will be given by a Deputy Chief or higher to determine if the applicant would be a good fit for the role. This should be treated like a real-life interview.
After passing the interview, the new FTO will be given the tools necessary to start conducting APD trainings, and will be explained their new requirements.

Abilities/Rewards

Will be looked into as a viable leader in the APD, especially when seeking candidates for future senior positions.
A new method of proving yourself to Senior APD. FTO training statistics showcase how a FTO may handle future sAPD work.
A shiny star next to their name in TeamSpeak and a bold name on the Chain of Command.
Ability to issue cross server redeployments.
Access to sAPD-made training checklists.

FTO Usage Specifics

Senior APD use FTOs to train newly tested deputies, and/or officers that need to be retrained or had training postponed.
These training sessions should be proctored by the Seniors, to make sure that they are done with utmost efficiency and accuracy.
An action report must be submitted by the FTO involved in the training session. This then must be signed off by a Senior APD member on scene/who authorized the training so that can verify the session occurred.
After an unspecified number of training sessions, an FTO will be validated on his ability to train by a Lieutenant or higher on his next training session. This Senior APD member will then decide whether or not to sign off the given FTO.
Once an FTO is validated to conduct their own training sessions, the FTO will only need approval from the Senior APD Member Authorizing the training session.

Undercover Officers

Corporals may utilize the APD undercover system with a maximum of 3 APD undercover officers that can conduct operations at a time, and have access to civilian vehicles.

What is the Undercover System?

Corporals can go undercover on the Island of Altis. As undercover officers, they have the ability to disguise themselves as civilians to conduct covert operations and assist uniformed APD officers. Undercover officers must follow the APD Handbook and also have additional rules they have to follow. These rules can be found here.

Undercover APD Officers will have their name tags appear white, identical to a civilian's until they choose to reveal their identity. They may also disclose their undercover status by showing their badge to a civilian without their name tag changing in appearance. Any undercover APD officers must reveal their identity before initiating on any civilians.

An Undercover Officer displaying their badge and remaining undercover.
An Undercover Officer after revealing their identity.

Ranks

	Deputy
	Description:	Entry level APD officer, learning the rules and procedures of the APD.
	Minimums:	1,800 civilian minutes
	Item Sieze Pay:	70%
	Vehicles	Offroad (Deputy Wagon), MB 4WD (Unarmed), SUV
	Weapons:	Zubr .45, .45 ACP, P07 9mm, Sting 9mm.
	Aerial Vehicles:	N/A
	Max Vest Tier:	I
	Weekly Requirements:	1 Hour

	Patrol Officer (PO)
	Description:	Conducts illegal area patrols and mentors deputies.
	Minimums:	1,200 minutes and 7 days time in grade.
	Item Sieze Pay:	80%
	Vehicles	Quad Bike, Hatchback (Sport), Van (Cargo), Van (Transport)
	Weapons:	MX, MXC, SDAR, SPAR-16, Mk20, CMR-76
	Aerial Vehicles:	Hummingbird
	Max Vest Tier:	II
	Weekly Requirements:	2 Hour

	Corporal
	Description:	Leader among the lower ranks, first lethal loading officer. *FTO is a role given to select corporals to train APD officers.
	Minimums:	Minimum of 10,000 minutes and 30 days time in grade, based on recommendations.
	Item Sieze Pay:	90%
	Vehicles	Qilin, Prowler, Offroad (Comms), MB 4WD (LMG)
	Weapons:	Promet, MX GL, Promet GL, Kozlice 12G, SPAR-16 GL, SPAR-16S, Promet MR, MXM, ADR-97, Mk20GL
	Aerial Vehicles:	Hellcat, Hummingbird, Caesar, Orca
	Max Vest Tier:	III
	Weekly Requirements:	3 Hour

	Staff Sgt.
	Description:	Similar responsibilities as a Corporal, with better equipment.
	Minimums:	Given to select Olympus Staff members as well as former SrAPD
	Item Sieze Pay:	90%
	Vehicles	Hunter
	Weapons:	AKU-12, AK-12 GL, SPAR-17, Mk-1, Mk18 ABR, Vermin .45, 9mm Suppressor, .45 ACP Suppressor
	Aerial Vehicles:	Orca, Hellcat Bench, Hellcat (Unarmed), Hummingbird, Caesar
	Max Vest Tier:	III
	Weekly Requirements:	Exempt

	Sergeant
	Description:	Interviews new applicants, handles everyday issues.
	Minimums:	Selected by the Chief and Senior APD.
	Item Sieze Pay:	90%
	Vehicles	Hunter
	Weapons:	AKU-12, AK-12 GL, SPAR-17, Mk-1, Mk18 ABR, 9mm Suppressor, .45 ACP Suppressor
	Aerial Vehicles:	Huron (Unarmed), Orca, Armed Ghosthawk, Armed Caesar, Mi-290 Taru
	Max Vest Tier:	IV
	Weekly Requirements:	3 Hours

	Lieutenant
	Description:	Accepts applications and handles moderate to sever issues.
	Minimums:	Appointed by the Chief and Deputy Chiefs.
	Item Sieze Pay:	90%
	Vehicles	Strider
	Weapons:	AK-12, LIM-85, MX-SW
	Aerial Vehicles:	Armed Huron, Mi-290 Taru (Bench), Mi-290 Taru (Transport
	Max Vest Tier:	IV
	Weekly Requirements:	3 Hours

	Captain
	Description:	Advisers to the dep Chief, each responsible for a section of the APD.
	Minimums:	Appointed by the Chief and Dep Chief.
	Item Sieze Pay:	90%
	Vehicles	All APD Vehicles
	Weapons:	RPK-12
	Max Vest Tier:	IV
	Weekly Requirements:	3 Hours

	Deputy Chief of Police
	Description:	Advisers to the Chief, each responsible for a section of the APD.
	Minimums:	Appointed by the Chief.
	Item Sieze Pay:	90%
	Vehicles	All APD Vehicles
	Weapons:	RPK-12
	Max Vest Tier:	V
	Weekly Requirements:	3 Hours
	Chief Items:	6.5 Sound Suppressor, 5.56 Sound Suppressor

	Chief of Police
	Current Chief of Police:	Chief Winters
	Description:	Commanding Officer, Final say on all things APD.
	Item Sieze Pay:	90%
	Vehicles	All APD Vehicles
	Weapons:	All APD Weapons
	Max Vest Tier:	V
	Weekly Requirements:	3 Hours
	Chief Item:	6.5 Sound Suppressor