ALL METROPOLICE UNITS ARE REQUIRED TO HAVE THIS HANDBOOK ON THEIR
    PERSON AT ALL TIMES - IN THE EVENT OF MISPLACEMENT OR LOSS, CONTACT YOUR
        SUPERVISING OFFICER FOR RE-ISSUEMENT. FAILURE TO DO SO IS GROUNDS FOR                                               IMMEDIATE DISCIPLINARY ACTION.

0.A <::Basic Introduction to the Civil Protection::>


1.A <::Ranking Structure::>
1.B <::Standard Equipment::>
1.C <::Rank Permissions::>

2.A <::Communication/Radio Codes::>
2.B <:Protocols::>

3.A <::Violation Levels::>
3.B <::Contraband Levels::>
3.C <::Loyalist Points::>

The Metropolice Force are the Human-Police force established by the Universal Union to keep the Inhabitants of Earth in-check. As a member of the Metropolice Force, you are expected to listen to the orders that are given by your Superiors and are to uphold the values of the Universal Union - Some of your duties include the apprehension of Anti-Citizens, and the upholding of the laws established by the MPF. The Metropolice Force adhere to a ranking structure, and through experience and good performance; you too can progress up the ranks, from a lowly-recruit to a ruthless Rank Leader.

As a member of the Civil Protection, you are expected to adhere to a strict rank-hierarchy. As you progress up the ranks, you will be awarded additional equipment and higher authority over lower-ranking units. The most effective way to advance in the ranking system is to increase your performance and to prove that you are a suitable candidate for promotion.

RCT - Recruit:
Recruits are nothing more than newly-accepted candidates for the Civil Protection, they are inexperienced and must under-go standard training before receiving their first promotion to the next rank. Typically, Recruits are not allowed to leave the relative safety of the Nexus, and are not allowed access to any firearm or weapon.

00:
A unit with the rank of 00 are now considered official units. They are, however, not granted access to any weaponry other than a Stunstick; and may not participate in any TAG activities such as raids.

25:
A Unit with the rank of 25 are considered competent enough to be granted access to weaponry, and are now considered TAG units. They may participate in above-ground raids, but may not accompany other units into the 404 for authorized raids.

50:
A unit holding the rank of 50 are senior units. They are allowed access to superior equipment and are considered loyal to the Universal Union.

75:
A unit with the rank of 75 is considered the most senior unit on-duty with the exception of Rank Leaders and Commanders. They are typically used as Squad Leaders for Protection Teams.

RL - Rank Leaders:
Rank Leaders are the second-most senior Metropolice Force members in the City. They are used as assistants to the Commander and are responsible for the management of all other units below them.

CMD - Commander
The Commander is the commander of all Civil Protection forces in the city, they are typically ruthless towards Citizens, and due to their high-profile nature; are expected to remain in the Nexus for the majority of their time.

The Civil Protection are known for using a variety of equipment and weaponry to help aid them in their duties. Specific rank has access to additional equipment. MPF units may not use equipment outside of their ranking's permitted equipment. This is a general list of the standard items utilised by each rank of the Civil Protection:

Recruit - RCT:
1x Polycarbonate Jacket, 1x Polycarbonate Slacks, 1x Hardened Plastic Gasmask, 1x Rubber Boots (Black), 1x Stunbaton, 1x Handbook

00:
1x Polycarbonate Jacket, 1x Polycarbonate Slacks, 1x Hardened Plastic Gasmask, 1x Kevlar Vest, 1x Rubber Boots (Black), 1x Stunbaton, 1x Handbook

25:
1x Polycarbonate Jacket, 1x Polycarbonate Slacks, 1x Hardened Plastic Gasmask, 1x Kevlar Vest, 1x Rubber Boots (Black), 1x Stunbaton, 1x Handbook, 1x 9mm Pistol, 9mm Magazine(s)

50:
1x Polycarbonate Jacket, 1x Polycarbonate Slacks, 1x Hardened Plastic Gasmask, 1x Kevlar Vest, 1x Rubber Boots (Black), 1x Stunbaton, 1x Handbook, 1x 9mm Pistol, 9mm Magazine(s), 1x MP7, 4.6x30mm Magazine(s)

75:
1x Polycarbonate Jacket, 1x Polycarbonate Slacks, 1x Hardened Plastic Gasmask, 1x Kevlar Vest, 1x Rubber Boots (Black), 1x Stunbaton, 1x Handbook, 1x 9mm Pistol, .9mm Magazine(s), 1x MP7, 4.6x30mm Magazine(s)

RL - Rank Leader:
1x Polycarbonate Jacket, 1x Polycarbonate Slacks, 1x Hardened Plastic Gasmask, 1x Kevlar Vest, 1x Rubber Boots (Black), 1x Stunbaton, 1x Handbook, 1x 9mm Pistol, .9mm Magazine(s), 1x MP7, 4.6x30mm Magazine(s), 1x SPAS-12 Shotgun, 12-Gauge Shell(s), Explosive Charge(s), Frag Grenade(s)

CMD - Commander
1x Polycarbonate Jacket, 1x Polycarbonate Slacks, 1x Hardened Plastic Gasmask, 1x Kevlar Vest, 1x Rubber Boots (Black), 1x Stunbaton, 1x Handbook, 1x 9mm Pistol, .9mm Magazine(s), 1x MP7, 4.6x30mm Magazine(s), 1x SPAS-12 Shotgun, 12-Gauge Shell(s), Explosive Charge(s), Frag Grenade(s)

Each rank within the Metropolice Force has different duties and responsibilities. This page will detail what each rank can and cannot do. (OOC Note: While you are not forced to follow these guidelines by the Server's rules, not doing so may have severe repercussions for your Character. Therefore, disobey them at your own risk.

RCT - Recruit:
- You must only leave the Nexus with an accompanying unit.
- You may not possess any weaponry except your stunstick, if you somehow acquire some; turn it in to a superior officer.
- You will likely receive your first promotion after completing Training with a superior officer.

00:
- You may leave the nexus without an accompanying unit.
- You may not possess any weaponry except your stunstick, if you somehow acquire some; turn it in to a superior officer.
- You may patrol the city and it's sectors.
- You have no authority over other units.

25:
- You may leave the nexus without an accompanying unit.
- You may possess any weaponry detailed in your rank's equipment section.
- You may participate in TAG duties in the city.
- You may patrol the city and it's sectors.
- You have no authority over other units.

50:
- You may leave the nexus without an accompanying unit.
- You may possess any weaponry detailed in your rank's equipment section.
- You may participate in TAG duties in the city.
- You may participate in TAG duties in the 404.
- You may patrol the city and it's sectors.
- You have some authority over other units.

75:
- You may leave the nexus without an accompanying unit.
- You may possess any weaponry detailed in your rank's equipment section.
- You may participate in TAG duties in the city.
- You may participate in TAG duties in the 404.
- You may patrol the city and it's sectors.
- You have good authority over other units.
- You will often function as a Protection Team leader.

RL - Rank Leader:
- You may leave the nexus without an accompanying unit.
- You may possess any weaponry detailed in your rank's equipment section.
- You may participate in TAG duties in the city.
- You may participate in TAG duties in the 404.
- You may patrol the city and it's sectors.
- You have complete authority over other units.
- You are the senior-most battlefield commander for the MPF in the city.

CMD - Commander:
- You may not leave the nexus without an accompanying escort.
- You should remain in the nexus for the majority of your time.
- You may possess any weaponry detailed in your rank's equipment section.
- You may patrol the city and it's sectors.
- You have complete authority over other units.
- You are the overall commander of the MPF in the city.

The following are the communication codes commonly used by the CCA between each city, please note that some codes may differ between Cities:

10-00: Officer Down, All Patrols Respond.
10-0: Caution/Use Caution.
10-1: Not Understood.
10-2: Negative.
10-3: Radio Channel Intercepted/Stop Transmitting
10-4: Copy/Copy That/Affirmative/Understood
10-5: Relay This Message/Relay Message.
10-6: Change Transmitting Channel.
10-7: Out of Standardized Service, Unspecified Reason.
10-7OT: Out of Standardized Service, Specific Period of Time.
10-7A: Out of Standardized Service, Rest/Sleeping/Home.
10-7B: Out of Standardized Service, Personal Reasons/Specialized Orders.
10-8: In service/On Duty.
10-8OT: In Service/On Duty for (Insert Amount of Time).
10-9: Repeat Message/Transmission.
10-10: Decommissioned From Service, No reason Specified.
10-10A: Decommissioned From Service, Leave of Rest/Recuperation.
10-11: Identify/Identify Numbers/Identify Radio Frequency.
10-12: Witnesses/Civilians/Observers Present.
10-13: Requesting Transit Advice/How to Proceed to Location.
10-14: Citizen(s) are with Suspect(s).
10-15: Prisoner in Custody/Transporting Prisoner.
10-16: Pick up Incapacitated/Injured Prisoner.
10-17: Requesting Vehicular Refuel/Necessary Repairs.
10-18: Requesting Equipment Resupply/Equipment Exchange With Another Unit.
10-19: Returning to Nexus/Designated Post.
10-20: Location.
10-21: Communication Device (Radio, Telephone, Etcetera).
10-21A: Requesting Nexus/LEADER/Commanding Officer Advisement.
10-22: Disregard Previously Received Orders/Assignment.
10-23: Stand By; Unit/Unit is Standing By.
10-24: Requesting Vehicular Reinforcement(s)/Requesting Retrieval via Vehicle.
10-25: Do we/you have contact with . . .?
10-26: Clear/All Clear/Area Secure/Sector Secure.
10-27: Document/Document Report/Form a Daily Report.
10-28: Confirm Registration/Registration Request.
10-29: Check Database for Criminal/Anti-Citizen Wants.
10-29F: Subject in question is wanted for Violations.
10-29H: Hazard/Lethal Potential from Subject.
10-29M: Subject Wanted, Misdemeanor/Low or Mid-Level Violation.
10-29V: Subject is wanted for APC/Vehicular Theft.
10-30: Doesn’t conform to Protocol/Regulations.
10-31: Violation/Crime in Progress. A Violation/Crime is in Progress, In Pursuit.
10-32: DB/Dead Body, Death by Drowning.
10-33: Alarm/Alert/Request.
10-34: Assistance Requested at Nexus.
10-35: Requesting update on Time in general/Time Served in Jail by Suspect.
10-36: Information is Classified/Confidential/Request for Information Denied.
10-37: Identify Perpetrator/Operator.
10-38: Mandatory Stop/Checkpoint.
10-39: Requesting Response/Requesting Additional Responder(s).
10-40: Requesting Availability of Unit(s) for Radio Transmission(s).
10-41: Begin Duty/Unit, Begin Duties.
10-42: Check the Welfare/Health/Status of (insert) at (insert).
10-43: Call Medical Personnel/Quicksand.
10-44: Requesting 10-7B.
10-45: Condition of all Respective Parties of Situation/Wounded/Patients.
10-45A: Status is Good/Healthy/Minor Injuries/Uninjured.
10-45B: Serious/Lethal if Left Untended/Dangerous.
10-45C: Critical/Party is Unresponsive/Potentially Fatal.
10-45D: Dead/Deceased/Classified as Dead Body.
10-46: Assisting a Civilian/CWU/HC-WU/Etcetera.
10-47: Emergency Patrol Assistance Needed/Requested.
10-48: Civilian Control/Traffic Control/Currently Monitoring Movement.
10-49: Proceed to (insert)/ (Insert) proceed to (Insert).
10-50: Patrol, Patrol in Progress.
10-51: Unit/Civilian/Etcetera is Drunk/Inebriated.
10-52: Attempting Resuscitation/Resuscitating.
10-53: Person/Unit is Down/Incapacitated.
10-54: Possible DB/Dead Body/Corpse.
10-55: Dead Body/DB/Corpse.
10-56: Suicide.
10-56A: Attempted Suicide.
10-57: Missing Unit/Person.
10-58: Directing Civilians/Directing Units/Directing Movement.
10-59: Priority Check/Security Check/Security Investigation.
10-60: Lock-Out/Lock-Down.
10-61: Miscellaneous Public Service.
10-62: Meeting a Citizen/CWU/HC-WU. Meet with a Citizen/CWU/HC-WU.
10-62A: Taking a Report from a Citizen, Etc. Take a Report from Citizen, Etc.
10-62B: Civilian, Etc., is on Stand By.
10-63: Prepare to Document/Prepare to Copy Report.
10-64: Found Contraband.
10-65: All Units, Receive Assignment. All Units, Assignment.
10-66: Suspicious Person.
10-67: Person is Requesting Assistance.
10-68: Request Device Assistance Message.
10-69: Clear to Respond to Request Device Assistance Message?
10-70: Prowler/Sneaking Person.
10-71: Shooting.
10-72: Gun Involved in Situation, Not Fired.
10-72A: Gun Involved in Situation, Shots Fired.
10-73: Be Prepared to Receive Hostilities.
10-74: Theft/Thievery/Larceny.
10-75: Severe Accident.
10-76: Inbound to Crime Scene/Inbound.
10-77: Time until Arrival on Scene is . . .
10-78: Send Assistance/Send Medical Assistance/Send Unit to Assist.
10-79: Explosive(s) Threat/Bomb Threat.
10-80: Explosion(s).
10-81: Civilian/Etcetera Movement Stop Initiated, Investigating.
10-82: Reserve a Cell(s)/Incarceration Chamber(s) for Suspect(s).
10-83: Secure Movement Checkpoint Detail/ Officer on Checkpoint Detail.
10-84: LEADER/Commanding Officer, Please Offer Advice.
10-85: Arrival delayed due to (insert cause).
10-86: Do we have any Illegal Radio Transmissions?
10-87: Give Radio Frequency in Use.
10-88: Assuming Designated Post/Unit, Assume Designated Post.
10-89: Bomb Threat to Post/Location.
10-90: Alarm/Alert/Request Device Used due to Ongoing Crime.
10-91: Citizen/Etcetera.
10-91A: Citizen/Etcetera, Loitering/Stray.
10-91B: Citizen/Etcetera, Loud/Yelling/Noisy.
10-91C: Citizen/Etcetera, Injured/Wounded/Incapacitated.
10-91D: Citizen/Etcetera, Dead/Deceased.
10-91E: Citizen/Etcetera, Assaulting a Citizen/Officer.
10-91F: Multiple Citizens/Etcetera Assaulting One-Another/Officers.
10-91P: Picking up Incapacitated/Injured Citizen/Etcetera.
10-91J: Officer, Retrieve/Pick up that Incapacitated Citizen/Etcetera.
10-91L: Citizen/Etcetera, Restrained/Detained/Both.
10-91MV: Citizen/Etcetera, Mentally Disabled/Deranged, Violent.
10-92: Suspect is in Custody for Misdemeanor/Low to Mid-Level Violation.
10-93: Group of Citizens, Proceeding to Isolate.
10-94: Multiple Citizens Engaged in Physical Activities.
10-95: Officer Rest Area.
10-96: Mentally Deranged/Disabled Suspect, Detaining.
10-97: Unit is On Scene, Recording Information/Documenting.
10-98: Situation Resolved/Assignment Completed.
10-99: Officer Down, Request Immediate Assistance.
10-100: Violation Taking Place, Reported/Violation Reported.
10-101: Ending Inspection.
10-102: Cruelty to other Person(s).
10-103: Suspicious Disturbance.
10-103F: Disturbance by Violent Actions.
10-103M: Disturbance by Mentally Disabled/Deranged Person.
10-106: Obscenity/Cussing/Swearing.
10-107: Suspicious Person, Possible Criminal.
10-108: Officer is Down/Officer in Danger.
10-109: Suicide.
10-110: High-Level Violator/Violation.
10-112: Impersonating an Officer.
10-200: Narcotics/Alcohol Involved in Situation.
10-1000: Homicide/Policide, Dead Body Confirmed.
10-2000: Reinforcements Required Immediately.

The following are the communication codes commonly used by the CCA between each city, please note that some codes may differ between Cities:

11-6: Discharge of Firearm(s).
11-7: Prowler/Sneaking Person.
11-8: Person/Citizen/Etcetera is Down/Injured/Incapacitated.
11-10: Document/Form a Report/Take a Report.
11-12: Dead Animal/Virome/Parasitic/Exogen/Etcetera.
11-13: Injured Animal/Virome/Parasitic/Exogen/Etcetera.
11-14: Violent Animal/Virome/Parasitic/Exogen/Etcetera.
11-15: Entertainment taking place in Public.
11-17: Mechanical/Technical Service is Down.
11-24: Abandoned APC/Vehicle.
11-25: Public Hazard.
11-25X: Vehicle/APC in need of Assistance.
11-26: Inoperable APC/Vehicle.
11-27: Subject has Violation/Felony Record, not Currently Wanted.
11-28: Check Registration.
11-29: Subject has no Record/Prior Violations Recorded.
11-30: Incomplete Radio Transmission/Request Device Transmission.
11-31: Person Calling for Help.
11-40: Inform over Radio if Medical Assistance is Required.
11-41: Requesting Medical Assistance.
11-42: Medical Assistance is Not Required.
11-43: Advanced Medical Assistance is Required.
11-44: Clean up Crew Required/Cremator Required/DB requires Cleanup.
11-45: Attempted Suicide.
11-46: Dead Body/Confirmed Dead Body/Reporting a Dead Body.
11-47: Injured Person.
11-48: Requesting Armored Personnel Carrier Transportation.
11-51: Requesting Escort/Escorting Person/Item/Etcetera.
11-52: Funeral Detail.
11-54: Suspicious APC/Vehicle.
11-55: Officer is being followed by Suspicious APC/Vehicle.
11-56: Officer being attacked by Suspicious APC/Vehicle.
11-57: Unidentified Manned APC/Vehicle at Scene.
11-58: Radio Transmissions being Monitored, Decommission Frequency.
11-59: Highly Dangerous Area, Stay Alert.
11-60: Anti-Citizen(s) Assault at Highly Dangerous Area.
11-65: Checkpoint Disabled.
11-66: Checkpoint Unmanned.
11-70: Fire Alarm/Explosives in Use/Explosion Detected.
11-71: Fire/Explosion Reported.
11-78: Aircraft Accident.
11-79: Vehicular Accident, Medical Assistance Requested/Dispatched.
11-80: Vehicular Accident, Serious Injury.
11-81: Vehicular Accident, Minor Injury.
11-82: Vehicular Accident, No Injury.
11-83: Vehicular Accident, No Details.
11-84: Manual Civilian Movement Restriction Detail Required.
11-85: Disabled Vehicle, Need Mechanical Repair Assistance.
11-86: Bomb/Explosive Threat.
11-87: Bomb/Explosive Discovered, No Assistance Necessary.
11-88: Bomb/Explosive Discovered, Requesting Assistance.
11-94: Pedestrian Recreation/Rest Area.
11-95: Deployed from APC, Routine Investigating Taking Place.
11-96: Deployed from APC, Need Backup Immediately.
11-97: Officer on Patrol.
11-98: Meeting Officer (Insert)/Meet Officer (Insert).
11-99: Officer in need of Assistance.

The following are the communication codes commonly used by the CCA between each city, please note that some codes may differ between Cities:


Code 1: Non-Urgent Situation.
Code 2: Urgent Situation.
Code 3: Emergency Situation.
Code 4: Situation Resolved, No Assistance Required.
Code 5: Stakeout/Undercover Operation, Uniformed Officers Stay Away.
Code 6: Out of APC/Vehicle for Investigative Purposes.
Code 7: Out of Service for Nourishment Purposes.
Code 8: Fire/Explosive Alarm.
Code 9: Roadblock/Lockdown/Restrictive Actions Taken.
Code 10: Bomb Threat, Investigate/Bomb Detonated, Investigate.
Code 11: Possible Situation Developing.
Code 12: Area is Clear/Situation is Normal.
Code 13: Major Disaster/Riot Taking Place.
Code 14: Resume Normal Patrol Sequences/Return to Post/Resume Normal Operation.
Code 20: Broadcast Information Immediately.
Code 21: Nexus Jail-Sector Emergency.
Code 22: Restricted Radio Traffic, All Radios Go Offline Immediately.
Code 30: Officer Needs Emergency Assistance.
Code 31: Shooting.
Code 33: Clear Radio Channel, Emergency Transmissions Only.
Code 37: Subject/Person Carrying Contraband, Detain/Arrest.
Code 43: Requesting Overwatch Reinforcements/Overwatch Deployed.
Code 100: In Position to Intercept Suspect.
Code 666: Mass Disaster Scenario, City-Wide Emergency.
Code Blue: Vehicle in Trouble.
Code Purple: Gang/Criminal Organization Activity.
Code Red: Judgement Waiver Enacted/Autonomous Judgement Waiver Enacted.
Code LS-L - Labour Session Light
Code LS-M - Labour Session Moderate
Code LS-H - Labour Session Heavy
Code 647A: Vagrant loitering in a public place.
Code 647B: Vagrant is non-cohesive.
Code 647C: Vagrant is evasion status!
Code 647E: Anti-citizen.

Number 14: Medical Assistance Inbound.
Number 15: Citizens Detaining Suspect.
Number 17F: Fugitive At Large.
Number 17M: Rogue Unit At Large.
Number 17T: Rogue Vehicle At Large.
Number 18: Vehicular Incident.
Number 19: Drunk/Inebriated Person.
Number 20: Vehicular Accident, No Details.
Number 20A: Aircraft Accident.
Number 20F: Vehicular Accident, Fatalities Confirmed.
Number 20L: Vehicular Accident, Injuries Confirmed.
Number 21: Complaint Received.
Number 23: Vehicular Blockage.
Number 24: Medical Emergency.
Number 25: Requesting Dispatch Broadcast.
Number 26: Reinforcements On Scene.
Number 27: Attempted Violation.
Number 28: Inciting Others to Commit Violations.
Number 29: Death/Dead Body/Dead.
Number 30: Homicide.
Number 30C: Homicide Via Melee Weapon.
Number 30S: Homicide Via Ranged Weapon.
Number 34: Aggravated Battery Of Another Person.
Number 34C: Injury Via Melee Weapon.
Number 34S: Injury Via Ranged Weapon.
Number 35: Battery of Another Person.
Number 37: Aggravated Assault.
Number 38: Assault.
Number 39: Injury Caused By Negligence.
Number 42: Aggravated Sexual Assault.
Number 43: Sexual Assault.
Number 44: Aggravated Kidnapping.
Number 45: Kidnapping.
Number 51: Aggravated Arson.
Number 51B: Bomb/Explosive Threat.
Number 52: Arson.
Number 52E: Explosive(s) On Scene.
Number 52F: Fire.
Number 54: Combustible Materials Left Unattended.
Number 56: Damage to Property Via Criminal Violation.
Number 58: Contaminated Water.
Number 59: Criminal Mischief.
Number 60: Aggravated Burglary/Theft.
Number 62: Alarm/Request Device Used.
Number 62B: Burglary.
Number 62C: Vehicular Theft.
Number 62R: Residential Theft/Burglary.
Number 62S: Safe/Secure Container Burglary/Theft.
Number 63: Criminal Trespass.
Number 63S: Criminal Trespassing, Refusal to Comply.
Number 64: Armed Robbery, No Details.
Number 64G: Armed Robbery Via Ranged Weapon.
Number 64K: Armed Robbery Via Melee Weapon.
Number 65: Robbery.
Number 65P: Purse Snatching.
Number 66: Extortion Threats.
Number 68: Unauthorized Use of Portable Container.
Number 69: Possession of Stolen Goods/Contraband.
Number 71: Issuing Counterfeit/Worthless Currency.
Number 72: Falsification of Documents/CID/Business License/Etcetera.
Number 80: Unauthorized Procreative Activity.
Number 81: Indecent Exposure.
Number 82: Prostitution.
Number 84: Obscene Flirting.
Number 87: Destruction of Another’s Genitals.
Number 89: Crime Against Nature.
Number 90: Gambling.
Number 90C: Gambling With Cards.
Number 90D: Gambling With Dice.
Number 91: Distribution of Contraband.
Number 93: Cruelty to other Person(s).
Number 94: Illegal Weaponized Contraband On Person.
Number 95: Carrying of a Firearm/Gun.
Number 95k: Carrying a Knife/Melee Weapon.
Number 98: Public Intoxication.
Number 99: Reckless Activities.
Number 100: Hit and Run.
Number 148: Resisting Arrest.
Number 149: Detaining Suspect for Intoxication/Narcotics Usage.
Number 601: Incorrigible.
Number 602: Delinquent.
Number 603: Unlawful Entry
Number 901: Requesting Medical Assistance.
Number 901A: Requesting Medical Assistance, Attempted Suicide.
Number 901B: Requesting Medical Assistance, Drowning.
Number 901C: Requesting Medical Assistance, Cutting/Lacerations.
Number 901D: Requesting Medical Assistance, Lethal Intoxication/Narcotics Abuse.
Number 901G: Requesting Medical Assistance, Burns/Fire.
Number 901H: Requesting Medical Assistance, Dying Person/Dead Person.
Number 901K: Medical Assistance Inbound.
Number 901N: Medical Emergency Assistance Requested.
Number 901S: Requesting Medical Assistance, Shooting.
Number 901T: Requesting Medical Assistance, Vehicle-Based Injury.
Number 901Y: Confirm that Request for Medical Assistance.
Number 902: Accident.
Number 902H: Inbound to Clinic/Hospital.
Number 902M: Medical Assistance Needed at Hospital.
Number 902T: Vehicular Accident, High Casualties/Injuries.
Number 903: Aircraft Crash.
Number 904: Fire.
Number 910: Can Handle This Assignment.
Number 952: Status Report.
Number 955: Assuming Command of Assignment.
Number 956: Information of Situation is Incomplete but still Available.
Number 957: Delayed Response/Delaying Response.
Number 999: Urgent Assistance Requested/Officer Down.
Number 1000: Hunter Chopper/Gunship/Dropship/Etcetera Crash.
Number 1192: Violent Intoxicated/Inebriated Person.
Number 2301: Public Intoxication.
Number 3000: Road Block/Congestion.
Number 4532: Escaping Hostilities.
Number 5150: Mentally Disabled/Deranged Person.
Number 5170: Alcoholic/Narcotically Addicted Person.
Number 9560: Mentally Ill Person, Not Disabled/Deranged.
Number 10851: APC/Vehicle Stolen.
Number 10852: APC/Vehicle Disabled/Damaged/Tampered With.
Number 11300: Narcotics/Alcoholic Found.
Number 12020: Concealed Contraband/Weapon.
Number 14601: Business License Suspended.
Number 20001: Hit and Run - Felony.
Number 20002: Hit and Run - Misdemeanor.
Number 20007: Hit and Run - No Details.
Number 21958: Intoxicated/Inebriated Person on Sidewalk/Roadway.
Number 22350: Running/Sprinting.
Number 22500: Unattended APC/Vehicle.
Number 23104: Reckless Driving.
Number 23105: Driver/Unit is Intoxicated/Inebriated.
Number 23109: Units Engaging in Race/Speed Contest in APCs/Vehicles.
Number 23110: Person Throwing Objects at Vehicles.
Number 23151: Drunk Unit Driving, Caused Injuries to Others.
Number 23152: Drunk Unit Driving, Breach of Protocols Committed.
Number 23153: Unit is Recklessly Driving.

The following is a general outline for how you should conduct yourself while on-duty. You should follow these guidelines and protocols, disobey them at your own risk:

Patrols:
No unit should initiate a patrol alone. You should always have at-least one other MPF unit with you. It is preferable to form an entire Patrol Team over just patrolling in duos.


Hostile Engagement:
If at any time you and your partner encounter a Hostile Individual, you should seek immediate cover and survey the situation. You should either engage the subject, or if you decide that the situation is too severe for you and your partner to handle alone - you should radio for backup and hold position until reinforcements arrive.


Amputations:
Whenever the need to amputate a suspect arises, Metropolice units should relocate the suspect to a private and secluded area; amputations should NOT be done in public or with witnesses around. Ideal locations for amputations are alleyways, or simply Metropolice controlled buildings.


Call for Reinforcements:
If at any time, a MPF unit calls for backup or assistance, you should attempt to move to their position and assist them. The necessity of this call will typically be defined by three Codes;

Code 1: The situation is non-urgent, and should be responded to whenever available.
Code 2: The situation is urgent, and should be responded to quickly.
Code 3: The situation is an emergency, and should be responded to immediately.


Judgement Waiver:
Judgement Waivers are a situation where the City is in a state of emergency. They are typically enacted when a Rank Leader or higher determines that the situation is dire enough to warrant a mass-deployment of Overwatch.

During a Judgement Waiver, Metropolice units are to deploy outside and direct all Citizens to a building. While a Residential Block is preferred, a Commercial building will suffice.

Once all Citizens have been rounded up and ordered inside, MPF units should begin to sweep the City limits; search every building and every Citizen. If any Resistance are encountered, they are to be immediately amputated. This also applies to any Citizen refusing to go indoors, or anyone who is found with contraband when searched. Sentencing is discretionary, the punishment for any violation is down to individual units.

MPF units should remain on the surface during Judgement Waiver, the sweeping of any restricted zones should be left to members of the Overwatch Transhuman Arm; the only situation where MPF should themselves enter the restricted zone is if Overwatch requests assistance, or being directly instructed by a Rank Leader or higher.


Autonomous Judgement:
For a Autonomous Judgement to be declared, the city must be considered lost to the Universal Union. During Autonomous Judgement, the entire population of the city is to be purged.

MPF units should deploy from the Nexus, and should amputate every citizen in the city, no matter who they are. Much like a Judgement Waiver, MPF assets should refrain from entering the restricted zone, and leave this area to the transhuman members of Overwatch.

Throughout your career as a Civil Protection officer, it is extremely likely that you will encounter Citizens that are in breach of the laws established by the Combine. In these situations, you are expected to respond with the appropriate punishment. Note, if at any point a CCA unit feels that his/her life is threatened - they are authorised to amputate the suspect.

Level 1 Violation - Re-Education:
- Running
- Jumping
- Graffiti
- Shouting
- Swearing
- General Anti-Civil Behaviour
- Playing music in public.

Level 2 Violation - Re-Education, 1 Cycle in Detainment:
- Harassment of Citizens
- Anti Union Graffiti
- Malcompliance
- Possession of Level 1 Contraband
- Wasting the time of a Civil Protection Unit

Level 3 Violation - Re-Education, 1-2 Cycles in Detainment:
- Failure to Apply
- Major Harassment of Citizens
- Minor Theft/Burglary
- Angering a Civil Protection Unit

Level 4 Violation - 2-3 Cycles in Detainment, Re-Education:
- Major Theft/Burglary
- Trespassing
- Conflict with Citizens
- Assault on Citizen
- Harassment of Civil Protection

Level 5 Violation - 3-4 Cycles in Detainment, Amputation Trial:
- Assault of Civil Protection
- Resisting Arrest
- Outside during Judgement Waiver
- Possession of Level 2 Contraband

Level 6 Violation - 4-5 Cycles in Detainment, Amputation Trial:
- Trespassing on Union Property
- Mentally/Physically Unfit
- Homicide

Level 7 Violation - 5+ Cycles in Detainment, Immediate Amputation:
- Attempted Assassination/Successful Assassination of High-Priority UU Personnel
- Possession of Level 3 Contraband
- Tresspass into Restricted zone.
- Policide

During your service as a Civil Protection Officer, it is likely that you will encounter Citizens that are in possession of Illegal Items, in this event; you are expected to confiscate the item and issue the appropriate punishment.

Level 1 Contraband:
- Non-UU Branded Clothing
- Non-UU Branded Food
- Anti-UU Propaganda
- Non-UU Approved Books

Level 2 Contraband:
- Communication Devices
- Zip Ties
- Blunt Weapons
- Narcotics (Drugs)
- Any form of Metropolice Equipment

Level 3 Contraband:
- Any Firearm
- Bladed Weapons
- Ammunition
- Resistance Insignia
- Resistance Uniforms

Throughout your time as a Metropolice unit, you will likely encounter Citizens who will perform specific acts that benefit the Union and Society. In this event, you may wish to issue them some Loyalist Points as a reward. The appropriate tiers and rewards can be found below:

Black Tier (10 Loyalist Points):
- Black armband.
- May receive double food rations for participating in workshifts, to the discretion of the civil worker.
- May participate in events sanctioned by The Civil Authority.

Brown Tier (20 Loyalist Points):
- Brown armband.
- May receive upgraded rations than the tier below.
- May request a meeting with a Civil Representative.

Red Tier (35 Loyalist Points):
- Red armband.
- May request access to priority housing.
- May attempt to join the District Administration.

Blue Tier (50 Loyalist Points):
- Blue armband.
- May receive treatment for terminal conditions by the Civil Medical Union.
- May request access to premium UU food.
- May request an audience with the District Council’s Speaker.

Green Tier (75 Loyalist Points):
- Green armband.
- May receive upgraded rations than the tiers below.
- May request an audience with the Minister of Civil Affairs.
- May not receive re-education for minor crimes.
- May request access to the Nexus, must have a good reason.

White Tier (100 Loyalist Points):
- White armband.
- May request an audience with the City Administrator.
- May not be detained for minor violations. (Up to Violation-Level 4.)
- May request to undergo civil trial instead of amputation unless actively endangering others or - himself.
- May request a Civil Protection officer to accompany if under threat.
- May request access to the Nexus, must have a good reason.

Metropolice units may choose to distribute Loyalist Points at their own discretion. You may choose to issue Loyalist Points or may choose to issue none.

First of all, congratulations on being accepted into the Metropolice Force. Secondly, please be serious with your role. We're aiming for a considerably more serious server than the last iteration of our HL2RP. While you don't have to be 100% serious at all times, we do expect you to remain mostly serious for your time as a MPF unit; If you can't do this, you shouldn't be whitelisted for this.