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The Special Enforcement Bureau (SEB) originally started as the Special Enforcement Detail in 1958 to deal with protests and civil disorder. In the decades since, SEB has grown in size and specialties to become one of the preeminent tactical teams in the United States. SEB provides a variety of specialized tactical, rescue, and counter-terrorist support services throughout Los Santos County and is comprised of three details. The three details work together to form the SEB’s special weapons teams to safely resolve high-risk situations. Each individual detail has a specialty within the SEB special weapons teams. Special Weapons Teams are available to assist other units with incidents or operations when the safety of the officers, members of the community, or involved parties are likely to be better served by their use. OOC INFO: We aim to realistically emulate our real-life counterpart, the LASD's SEB. The goal of this thread is to showcase the daily roleplay of the Special Enforcement Bureau on its mission to provide quality police roleplay to the server. We aim to provide an environment conducive to fun and immersive tactical roleplay suited for the illegal roleplay community. We encourage all to seek membership in the LSSD, especially those with no prior experience in police roleplay. Gaining experience on the "other side" only heightens your understanding of our role as a law enforcement faction and in turn, allows you to make your experience on the server more enjoyable for yourself and others. Visit our forums if you're interested. Should you have any questions or concerns, please send a message to SEB Command. We're always receptive to constructive feedback or criticism.
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The homicide crime scene is, without a doubt, the most important crime scene to which a police officer or investigator will be called upon to respond. The Los Santos County Sheriff's Department is the largest sheriff's department in the country, serving the most populated county in the nation. They investigate the most brutal and complicated murders.
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Anthony "AJ" Ward Los Santos County Sheriff's Department This thread will follow the life of Anthony Ward and his career with the Los Santos County Sheriff's Department. Important parts of his life and career achievements will be documented here. Some information will remain redacted. LEFT TO RIGHT, (DEP. MITCHELL, SGT. CORTES, DEP. KIM, DEP. WARD) Central Patrol Division, Davis Station After Anthony's transfer papers went through, he hit the ground running with the Central Patrol Division. The transition wasn’t without its hurdles. Anthony faced the challenge of adapting to the unique dynamics of a major metropolitan area, where crime, politics, and media scrutiny were constant, especially in the South Central area of Los Santos. Luckily, Anthony came prepared both mentally and physically with seven years of experience already under his belt with the San Fierro Sheriff's Department. Even as a somewhat seasoned deputy, the level of violence and crime in the area of Davis and the east-side of the county still left him dumbfounded. Constant violence, shootouts, and homicides kept AJ on his toes at all times. Special Enforcement Detail, Special Operations Division Driven by a desire to tackle more challenging situations and to serve his community at a higher level, Anthony sent in his letter of interest for the Special Enforcement Detail. The rigorous selection process included physical fitness tests, tactical assessments, and psychological evaluations. Despite the challenges, Anthony’s determination shone through, and he was accepted into SWAT school. Over several months, Anthony underwent a grueling regimen of physical training, including obstacle courses, hand-to-hand combat, and firearms proficiency. He also participated in scenario-based exercises that simulated high-stress situations, requiring quick decision-making and teamwork. The training fostered a bond among the recruits, who relied on each other for support and motivation.
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This character thread follows the story of Erick Berrocal.
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DWAYNE BYRD this thread will follow the gradual development of Dwayne Byrd, an employee of the Los Santos County Sheriff's Department
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This thread will follow the life of Samuel Quevedo, a fresh Deputy who just graduated the Los Santos County Sheriff's Department academy. Posts will range from normal day to day activities to scenes he finds himself in. Enjoy, feedback is always welcomed.
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——————— Twin Towers Correctional Facility ——————— Los Santos County Sheriff's Department Sheriff Dale Kelly Est. 1850 "A Tradition of Service" (( This thread is an extension of the main Los Santos County Sheriff's Department faction thread. )) — Faction Introduction (( The Los Santos County Sheriff's Department is a faction based off of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, that seeks to emulate the often-overlooked facets of American Law Enforcement. The premier goal of the Los Santos County Sheriff's Department is to provide quality police and correctional roleplay. The primary emphasis in membership with this faction is character development through realistic roleplay & portrayal, with a high standard to ensure quality retention. Further, it is imperative for one to understand that this faction seeks to improve the quality of the server's criminal justice atmosphere - by providing services directly related, or affiliated to items such as court services, civil process, warrants, detention & custody through the county jail, inmate services, and much more. We hope to establish a long & productive partnership with all members of the GTAW roleplay community, and shall always strive to maintain a constant dialogue through the efforts of this faction. )) — Our History (..continued branch from main faction thread.) Twin Towers Correctional Facility opened in the summer of 1997, under the leadership and patronage of Sheriff Darrell Button. However, following several scandals of brutality and misconduct involving the LSPD and LSSD — notable funds were pulled from circulation and the newly opened facility remained unstaffed and unoccupied by the inmate population till 2001. During the aforementioned time, deputies had to prevent people from breaking in and squatters from habituating within the empty correctional facility. Unlike LS Men's Central Jail, the Twin Towers Correctional Facility; or amply referred to as the Twin Towers Jail, enjoys a more positive reputation among civil rights and human rights watchdog groups. The institution is, however, not without fault. During the early two thousands, Federal probes and independent researchers showed concerning treatment of inmates that was often done through the guise of profiling, impeding on inmate guaranteed rights, and overly aggressive conduct towards the mentally well and unwell. The aggressive conduct towards inmates and outright violations of core civil rights caused the Twin Towers Jail to be shut down by the federal government following an inquiry by which the LSSD did not abide. One notable incident involved the favoring of established "white" gangs over African American and Latino sets that would set up in the jail, to the point where the deputies were outright supporting and advancing the efforts of white neo-nazi groups inside the jail at the expense of other inmates, of whom some were not gang associated. Following an unnamed whistle blower, and the FBI informant scandal, the Los Santos Times ran an article that attracted attention of watch groups and activists. The department conceded and gave into the request for reform and the temporary shutting down of the jail. The reform never occurred, and the jail population was shifted to other jails operated by the LSSD. Former Sheriff Peter "Pico" Collins headed the department from 2009 until his downfall in 2017. During Collins' reign corruption was rampant and close-knight deputy gangs were prominent. Within the ranks of the county's finest were individuals keen to oppress less fortunate individuals in the county jail system and rural towns. Following whistle-blower tips, an ACLU lawsuit brought down the Sheriff after the FBI took interest as part of their public corruption mandate. Pico and his Undersheriff were both sentenced to federal prison. Following a brief hiatus mandated by the Federal Department of Justice, Patrick Machado won the seat as Los Santos County Sheriff after a special election was held. Almost immediately after swearing into office, Sheriff Machado ordered the re-opening of the Twin Towers Los Santos County Jail to massively aid the growing overcrowding issue of the region's detention facilities. This facility that soon become the most highly populated jail in San Andreas. Through a consensus that ranged through early 2018 to early 2020, it was found that there was an overwhelming elevated number of male inmates within incarceration compared to their female counterpart. As numbers within the jail continued to rise, Sheriff Machado announced a revamp of the facility to further cater to the rehabilitation of the facility. Administration in the jail was soon appointed to Captain Isabella Ramirez who enacted numerous programs to ensure the safety and well-being of inmates as well as initiatives to monitor rehabilitation. Heat was put back on the department in May 2020 when a fatal stabbing occurred within the facility during a jail riot, Oscar Marina, a high risk inmate with numerous documentations of being connected to various criminal organisations, mutilated Jayden Hernandez. Justice Isaac Rhodes with the Superior Courts of San Andreas, under the command of the Chief of Justice Edward Cline, ordered the first death penalty under his administration. This is believed to have been a contributing factor to further harsh critiques upon the jail. Sheriff Machado released a statement to numerous news sources; "The sentence handed down on the matter of Oscar Marina is justice for the victims of his crimes and the families mourning the losses of their loved ones. Marina murdered without remorse or regret and had an established propensity for violence and remorseless killing. With this sentence, it means Marina will be transferred to death row within a highly secure facility wherein he has no ability to threaten the safety or security of fellow inmates. Marina's sentence should show to the criminal enterprises of this state that we will pursue them judiciously, even behind bars, to ensure their criminal activity will not continue unabated.". — Services Provided Ancillary to traditional American Counties, the Los Santos County Sheriff's Department operates a number of facets subordinate to Criminal Justice. Detention Operating from the Los Santos County Jail, or 'Twin Towers Correctional Facility', the Los Santos County Sheriff's Department provides detention services to the county & its' affiliated Criminal Justice entities. Both pretrial detainees & convicted persons are housed within the Los Santos County Jail. Court Services Subordinate to the Los Santos area Judicial Circuit, Deputies of the Sheriff's Department service the constituency of Los Santos County through criminal warrants, civil process & papers, transportation, and much more at the behest of the Courts. Parole and Probation The San Andreas Department of Corrections established a regional Parole Enforcement Task Force (PETF) together with the Los Santos County Sheriff's Department in an effort to reduce the risk to public safety from parolees who avoid supervision and seek to expand on the enforcement of parole within the state. Thus, assigned deputy sheriffs are considered parole liaison agents and shall exercise the authority of a parole agent within the State of San Andreas. The Parole Enforcement Task Force is responsible for protecting the community by enabling parole agents to have an active part in the local community’s public safety plans while providing a range of programs and services that offer state-supervised parolees the opportunity for change, encouraging and assisting them in their effort to reintegrate into the community. Assigned personnel is committed to working with parolees and ensuring they are being referred to appropriate rehabilitation and transition programs that are currently available to help them find success and opportunities within their communities. — Operations Twin Towers Correctional Facility The Twin Towers Correctional Facility, also known as the Twin Towers Jail, is the primary facility for all individuals initially processed within Los Santos County. The facility is 1.5 million square feet and opened in 1997, making it one of the most modern facilities the Los Santos Sheriff's Department operates. After the North Los Santos Earthquake damaged the Halls of Justice, the project for a new county jail facility was started. Alongside the Men's Central Jail facility in downtown Los Santos, the facility ranked as one of the ten worst jails within the United States by national magazines. The jail is utterly overcrowded due to state-wide mandates for court reorganizations, with many state prisoners staying in the jail system for prolonged periods of time while awaiting trial, release, or processing. The jail functions both as a pre-trial facility and state prison, as many inmates abuse the courts to stay in jail rather than enter the SADCR institutions. — Thread Engagement This thread is a place to broadcast roleplay within TTCF, we invite everyone who has something to add to get involved so that this can showcase the experience that we are ever developing. All community members may have the chance to interact with this thread and post their content. Please ensure that you follow the following rules when posting screenshots: 1. If in an official faction that has a thread, you may post on this thread as long as you have clearance from your own faction leader. 2. If you are not within an official faction that has a thread, please submit your content to honey. on the forums.
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Detective Carson James Los Santos County Sheriffs Department Operation Safe Streets
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Los Santos County Sheriff's Department "A Tradition Of Service" PERSONNEL FILE - #149115 DETECTIVE RAMON HERRERA DOB: April 21st, 1989 Date of Hire: July 12th, 2010 Current Rank: Detective Current Assignments: P/Field Investigator, Homicide Bureau PERSONAL INFORMATION Age: 35 Ethnicity: Hispanic-American Nationality: American Weight: 198 lbs Height: 6'1'' CHAPTER 1 - Early Life Ramon Herrera was born to Maria and Carlos Herrera on April 21st, 1989. His parents were immigrants who moved to the United States from Mexico. They stayed in East Los Santos where they worked together to create a stable income. Maria was a great chef and passed her love to the family through cuisine. Carlos on the other hand, was a carpenter that introduced an artistic sense into their home. However, tragedy struck when Ramon was just a teenager, as Carlos was tragically killed in a workplace accident. This left Maria deserted with Ramon and she had to raise him on her own. Maria was determined to honor the memory of her husband by making a better future for her son, which pushed Maria into working even harder, taking night shifts as a janitor in a nearby office complex, Maria’s new job enabled her to fill the empty void that she departed husband left in their financial situation. Despite this tragedy, Ramon’s childhood was filled with friends and neighbors living closely by each others’ side, sharing both happiness and sadness. He spent most days playing soccer in the streets, and the evenings were the fascinating smells of his mother's cooking and the tales of her adventures with Carlos before they moved to the United States, which was Ramon’s favorite part of the day. As Ramon grew older, he threw himself into his studies, he felt pressured to study harder than usual to not let his hard-working mother down. Although this was pressuring and anxiety-inducing to Ramon, it made him excel academically as he graduated high school. He applied for a scholarship to pursue a degree in Criminal Justice from the University of Los Santos, Ramon’s GPA of 3.8 put him on the waitlist for the university’s scholarship program. Luckily, Ramon was accepted and enrolled in ULSA. Ramon’s journey within university was not as successful as it was in high school, his mother was getting older and unable to sustain the household financially, which pushed Ramon to have to work multiple part-time jobs to help support his mother. Ramon did this all while also volunteering at community centers and youth programs. Through the years, Ramon saw for himself the crimes that marred the neighborhood of La Mesa, which increased his desire to be able to do something. Ramon Herrara's aspiration to join the Los Santos Sheriff's Department is driven by two commitments, his dedication to serving his community and his practical need for a stable, well-paying job. Raised in a household marked by financial uncertainty following his father's death. Ramon understands the challenges his mother endured to provide for the family. Ramon sees a career in law enforcement as a way of acquiring stability and financial security, given his educational background. By joining LSSD, Ramon aims not only to fulfill his sense of community service but also to secure a reliable income source in a career that promises a brighter future. Additionally, Ramon has thoroughly looked into the available law enforcement positions and has found the Sheriff's Department to be the best fit. This decision comes from the department's reputation for offering stable jobs, chances to grow in his career, and a positive workplace atmosphere. This lines up perfectly with his goals for a secure future for himself and his family. CHAPTER 2 - LS County Sheriff's Department After Ramon got accepted into the Los Santos Sheriff's Department, his life took a significant turn from studying and doing part time jobs he was now an employed Law Enforcement Official within Los Santos County's underbelly. During the training period Ramon had gotten an Academic Recruit award for his outstanding performance during the academy and soon after successfully passed his Field Training Program where he honed his skills under the supervision of a veteran Deputy. Upon passing his FTP, Herrera had become a full fledged Deputy of the Los Santos Sheriff's Department, he was assigned to Anthony Mendoza as a partner and soon after the duo patrolled the streets daily. The challenges that Ramon faced whilst patrolling as a Deputy were the same as every new recruit at the time, they had to learn to juggle work life and passive life. Despite the challenges faced on the job as they often got called to altercations, Ramon had found his true calling. This did put a heavy weight on Herrera's shoulders however, often having a moment of so-called "introspection", leading to him seeking refuge in Algonquin whilst off duty. He usually lingers around bars as a way to pass the time off duty and having a moment of self reflection but also as a way to forget work for a few hours, however long that may be. Ramon's future within the LSSD is unknown, although he remains committed to serving the community he signed up to serve and protect. Often whilst on patrol, Ramon usually thinks of his father and the sacrifices of his mother in the past, whilst appreciating their struggle for his future he's driven to try make a change due to that. Throughout the later stages of his patrol career, Ramon had began to look into other assignments within the Los Santos Sheriff's Department, the Detective Division in specifically stuck out to him. He'd always wanted to be a Detective, growing up watching Lethal Weapon and Miami Vice created a fantasized romanticized version of law enforcement and originally played in his mind and contributed to why he wanted to become a law enforcement officer. This thread will follow the life of Ramon Herrera.
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The thread will follow Emilia Schmidt's journey, a former arson investigator turned Major Crimes detective.
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DAVIS SHERIFF'S STATION "IMPAVIDUS BELLATOR" LOS SANTOS COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT THE HISTORY The Davis Police Department served the City of Davis and its unincorporated areas from 1906 up until the 14th of May, 1998. The Davis Police Department was disbanded by the Davis City Council as a result of the skyrocketing homicide rates that were left unattended paired with the significant controversies with local communities, multiple police brutality claims, and scandals involving the Department's executives. The premises of the old Davis Police Station was subsequently converted into a youth activities center in an attempt to combat the elevated homicide count conducted by minors. This center was in use prior to it shutting down in early 2000 due to the lack of funding for the program. Shortly thereafter on the 17th of September, 2000, the Davis City Council contracted with the Los Santos County Sheriff's Department to become the main municipal law enforcement agency for the City of Davis. The whopping 22 million dollars per annum paid by the City of Davis to the LS County Sheriff's is utilized in providing a variety of specialized teams and highly trained patrol deputies to serve Davis and its unincorporated areas. A year later after the opening in 2000, station command within the Davis Sheriff's Station adopted "impavidus bellator" to be the stations motto. When translated from Latin it is "the fearless warrior" which pays homage to the deputies working at the station and the willpower they have to overcome any task, no matter the difficulty. CONTROVERSIES Throughout the existence of the Davis Sheriff's Station, a multitude of controversies sprouted under the tenure of Sheriff Joseph Cline and Captain Damian Suarez. A variety of brutality, fraud, and deputy gang scandals tarnished the name of the sheriff's station, resulting in demonstrations occurring right outside the facility. One of which being the Davis City Council accusing the Department's executives of conning the City of Davis for contract hours, fabricating statistics about said hours being fulfilled. As a result of the riots on the 30th of July, 2022, a deputy at the Davis Sheriff's Station stepped forward to speak out about the alleged brutality claims found at the patrol station on the aforementioned date. Deputy Sarah Ostrowski went on a local news network, whistleblowing the fact that the station was institutionally corrupt, and permeated by violent deputy gangs. What stands out from this complaint is that it was all done by a deputy who worked at the station for over half a decade. AREAS SERVED The Davis Sheriff's Station proudly serves the City of Davis, Strawberry, Chamberlain Hills, Rancho, Palomino Highlands, Cypress Flats, and the unincorporated area of La Puerta. MY GOALS ARE SIMPLE I WILL ALWAYS BE PAINFULLY HONEST WORK AS HARD AS I CAN LEARN AS MUCH AS I CAN AND HOPEFULLY MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN PEOPLE'S LIVES. - Deputy David W. March, EOW 04/22/02
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Vincent "Vinny" Bennett, age 27. Senora Station, 03/SEP/2023 Sandy Shores, San Andreas This thread will follow the story of Vincent Bennett, a full time Deputy Sheriff at the Los Santos County Sheriff's Department. It will showcase his development as a character in both his career and personal life outside of work.
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