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PISTOLS AND THE BADGE

• Inspectors within the Ministry of Information’s Inspector Branch are empowered to engage in the practice of covertly carrying their state-sanctioned Single-shot Garnier V1 Armistance Pistol in order to fulfill their duty of safeguarding state security and public safety.

• The Inspector’s badge serves as a symbol of their authority and denotes their specialized training and expertise in the field of investigation and enforcement.

• The possession and utilization of their Single-shot Garnier V1 Armistance Pistol, in conjunction with their badge, grants the Inspector the necessary means to effectively defend against potential threats and uphold the law.

• The Inspector’s ability to conceal and carry their Single-shot Garnier V1 Armistance Pistol also allows for a heightened level of discretion and covertness in their operations, enabling them to effectively carry out their duties without drawing unnecessary attention.

• Overall, the Inspector’s authority to conceal and carry their state-issued Single-shot Garnier V1 Armistance Pistol, paired with their badge, is crucial in ensuring the successful execution of their duties and maintaining the integrity of the Ministry of Information’s Inspector Branch.

• The Minister of Information hereby decrees that all Inspectors within the Inspector Branch of the Ministry of Information shall have the authority to carry their state-issued Single-shot Garnier V1 Armistance Pistol in a concealed manner. The Inspector’s badge and authority shall be deemed of the utmost importance in the execution of their duties, and the carrying of their pistol shall be seen as an essential component in the protection of said authority.

• Furthermore, the Inspector’s badge and authority shall be recognized and respected by all members of the public and other law enforcement agencies. Any infringement upon the Inspector’s ability to carry their pistol and exercise their authority shall be met with appropriate disciplinary action.

• It is the responsibility of each Inspector to ensure the safe and proper handling of their pistol at all times and to use it only in the defense of themselves, their colleagues, or the public in situations of imminent danger.

• In conclusion, the Minister of Information hereby reaffirms the authority of Inspectors within the Inspector Branch to carry their state-issued Single-shot Garnier V1 Armistance Pistol and to exercise their badge and authority with the utmost diligence and respect. May their actions serve as a beacon of justice and protection for all.

DIVISIONAL OPERATIONAL DUTIES

• The Ministry of Information hereby announces a clarification regarding the operational distinction between the Clandestine Operations Division and the Inspector Branch.

• The Clandestine Operations Division is a specialized unit within the Ministry, tasked with conducting covert operations in the service of state security. This division operates in a covert and discreet manner, utilizing specialized techniques and methodologies to gather intelligence and facilitate the resolution of high-risk situations.

• On the other hand, the Inspector Branch is a public-facing unit that is responsible for conducting investigations into allegations of terrorism or criminality and other malefactions within the City. This branch operates in a transparent and accountable manner, utilizing legal procedures and protocols to gather evidence and facilitate the prosecution of individuals who have engaged in wrongdoing. The State Metropolitan, as the primary law enforcement agency, is responsible for enforcing the law and ensuring public safety, the Inspector Branch is here to provide professional help where needed.

• It is important to note that the two divisions operate independently of one another, and are not involved in each other's operations. They are both integral components of the Ministry's overall mission to protect and serve the people of our state.

HOMICIDE

• Pursuant to the directives of the Ministry of Information, the Inspector Branch is hereby charged with the solemn responsibility of conducting a thorough and meticulous investigation into the recent commission of a homicide, alongside the State Metropolitan.

• It is the duty of the assigned Inspector to scrupulously examine all available physical evidence, including but not limited to forensic evidence, witness statements, and any other pertinent material.

• Moreover, the Inspector must also engage in a rigorous and systematic interrogation of all relevant parties, including suspects, witnesses, and other individuals who may possess information relevant to the case.

• Furthermore, the Inspector must maintain a clear and unbiased mental acumen, free from preconceived notions or prejudices, in order to accurately assess and evaluate the facts and circumstances of the case.

• It is expected that the Inspector will diligently apply their expertise and diligence in conducting a comprehensive and thorough investigation, leading to the successful resolution of the homicide and the bringing of justice to the victim and their loved ones.

• The Ministry of Information stands ready to provide all necessary support and resources to aid the Inspector in their investigation, and we trust in their ability to fulfill their duties with the utmost professionalism and efficiency.

COLLABORATION BETWEEN STATE AGENCIES

• As Minister and Chief Inspector of the Ministry of Information, it is my duty to emphasize the importance of the relationships and collaborations between the Information Ministry, Truth Ministry and State Metropolitan.

• These law enforcement agencies are essential partners in our shared mission to protect the public and maintain order in our society. The Ministry of Information is responsible for monitoring intelligence collected, while the Truth Ministry ensures the accuracy and veracity of information. The State Metropolitan, as the primary law enforcement agency, is responsible for enforcing the law and ensuring public safety.

• Together, we are stronger and more effective in carrying out our duties. The collaboration between our agencies allows us to share resources, expertise, and intelligence, which helps us to respond more quickly and effectively to threats and challenges.

• I am therefore emphasising the importance of our relationship and collaboration with the Truth Ministry and State Metropolitan, and ensuring that our agencies continue to work together closely and effectively in the future. Together, we will continue to serve the public and uphold the law, and we will remain vigilant in our efforts to maintain peace and order in our society.

FORENSIC DIVISION - NEW (In the works. Interested individuals please contact Lowe)

• As the Minister of Information and a former law enforcement public servant with over twenty years of experience, I am well-versed in the importance of crime scene preservation and the science of pathology forensics.

• In my time as a law enforcement public servant, I saw firsthand how crucial it is to preserve a crime scene and collect evidence properly. Even the smallest piece of evidence can make a huge difference in solving a case and bringing justice to the victim and their loved ones. However, in the past, crime scene preservation and evidence collection were not always given the attention they deserved. As a result, many cases went unsolved and justice was not served. Therefore, I am pleased to announce the founding of a new crime scene pathology forensics division within the Ministry of Information's Inspector Branch. This division will be dedicated to the preservation of crime scenes and the proper assistance of investigators within the branch.

• As a former law enforcement public servant, I understand the importance of properly preserving a crime scene. In order for investigators to successfully do their job, it is crucial that the scene is not compromised. The new crime scene pathology forensics division will ensure that this is the case, by providing the necessary expertise and resources to properly preserve crime scenes and collect evidence.

• We are confident that the establishment of this new division will be a valuable asset to the Ministry of Information's Inspector Branch. It will help to ensure that crime scenes are properly preserved and that investigators have the support they need to do their job effectively. This is an important step forward for law enforcement, and we look forward to seeing the positive impact it will have.

THE FOLLOWING IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE MINISTRY OF TRUTH AND INFORMATION​

 

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MINISTER MALCOLM M. LOWE
MINISTRY OF INFORMATION
REGALIA STATE
1.1.311AC

Introduction. 1
We at the MOI are pleased to introduce the new Identification Bureau, a division of the Ministry of Information's law enforcement branch. The Identification Bureau is responsible for the investigation of smaller crimes that pose a threat to the security of our State. This division will counterbalance the Inspector Branch, which focuses on major crimes against the State. The Identification Bureau will be led by Chief Lutwig Schulzmann, a Doctor of Forensic Sciences with a long history of investigative experience. Chief Schulzmann and his team are dedicated to upholding the law and bringing those who break it to justice. We have confidence in their abilities and know that they will serve the State well.

Responsibility. 2
The Identification Bureau shall be responsible for the investigation of smaller crimes that are important to the security of the State. This division shall counterbalance the Inspector Branch, which focuses on major crimes against the State. The Identification Bureau shall be composed of highly trained and competent professionals who shall work diligently to ensure the safety and security of the State. The division shall have the authority to gather information, evidence, and testimony as necessary to solve crimes and bring perpetrators to justice. The Identification Bureau shall report directly to the Head of Division, who reports directly to the Minister of Information and who shall work closely with other branches of the Ministry of Information as well as with other law enforcement agencies to ensure the efficient and effective execution of its duties. The Identification Bureau shall be led by Chief Lutwig Schulzmann, a Doctor of Forensic Sciences with a long history of investigative responsibilities.

Uniform & Identity. 3
In order to effectively carry out their duties, members of the Identification Bureau are outfitted in a distinctive uniform. The uniform consists of a dark blue or black coat with brass buttons, a waist belt with a buckle, trousers, and black boots. These elements of the uniform serve to easily identify members of the Identification Bureau as law enforcement officers. The coat and boots all contribute to the professional and authoritative appearance of the uniform. The brass buttons and waist belt with buckle add a touch of elegance and tradition. The badge on the breast, with the officer’s initials and hire date, adds a personal touch and allows for easy identification of specific officers. The dark blue or black colour of the coat and trousers helps to convey a sense of authority and professionalism. It also allows for a more uniform look among all members of the Identification Bureau. The black boots add to the professional appearance and also serve a practical purpose, as they provide support and protection for the officers while they are on duty. The uniform is a symbol of the dedication and commitment of these officers to serve and protect their community.

Patrolling. 4
In addition to its investigative duties, the Identification Bureau patrols the streets in uniform and is available for citizens to report any anti-citizen behaviour or immediate threats against the State. Patrol officers may be on the lookout for suspicious activity or individuals, and may also respond to calls for assistance or reports of crimes in progress. The Identification Bureau may also use surveillance technologies, such as PROJECT: CAST, to monitor areas of the city and gather evidence related to criminal investigations. The goal of the patrol system is to maintain a visible presence in the community and to deter criminal activity, as well as to assist the State Metropolitan where they need it.

Equipment. 5
Officers in the Identification Bureau are granted the right to carry their state-sanctioned Single-shot Garnier V1 Armistance Pistol in a leather holster on their utility belt as part of their standard equipment. This weapon is a reliable and effective tool for officers in their duties to protect the security of the State. In addition to the pistol, officers are also equipped with Double-locking Tamer Handcuffs, a whistle, a lantern, a pocket watch, and white cloth gloves. The handcuffs are used to detain and control suspects, while the lantern and pocket watch are used to keep track of time and provide illumination during investigations. The white cloth gloves are worn to protect evidence and prevent contamination of the crime scene. These tools are essential for the officers of the Identification Bureau as they work to solve crimes and bring perpetrators to justice. The professionalism and competence of the officers are reflected in their attention to detail and their commitment to following proper procedures and protocols in their investigations.

Pathology Forensics Division. 6
The Ministry of Information recently established the Forensics Division, a new division dedicated to providing forensic analysis and evidence collection. The Forensics Division is now being transferred to the Identification Bureau. The transfer of the Forensics Division into the Identification Bureau will allow for more efficient and effective identification and tracking efforts. There may be some challenges to overcome during the transition, but the Ministry of Information is confident that the move will ultimately lead to improved services for the government and the people of the State.

Hierarchy. 7
The Identification Bureau’s hierarchy is broken up into five ranks. The Chief, who heads all operational and administrative duties within overseeing the IB. The Superintendent, who’s a field-superiority rank. The Leftenant. The Sergeant, and finally, the Corporal.

• Chief
• Superintendent
  • The Superintendent rank is one of in-field superiority, however, this still doesn’t mean they outrank certain people. For example, a fictitious Officer Jack Law could have the rank of Sergeant Superintendent, meaning a Leftenant outranks him, but the Leftenant while in the field with said SI needs to take into account why Jack Law is a SI, and typically would have more field experience than the Leftenant.
• Leftenant (rank 1-2)
• Sergeant (rank 1-2)
• Corporal

Recruitment. 8
The Identification Bureau is interested in hiring individuals who want to make a difference, and who want to protect the State and its people. Those interested in applying please contact Minister Malcolm Lowe (@Testlo), or alternatively Chief Lutwig Schulzmann (@Iyyiushi).