Preface
Welcome to the November 2019 edition of the Paralake Police Department's Monthly Roundup. This newsletter is designed to raise awareness of the progress of the Police Department over the past month. It will include any key changes in the Police Department and spotlights on certain teams and divisions.
Message from the Chiefs
We've had a very exciting month within the Police Department, unfortunately, we've seen the resignation of Samuel from Chief of Department which means the position is open. The recruitment has been a bit different this time so we're allowing the community to vote, it's exciting to see all of the candidates that put their name forward and we wish them all the best. Development has also started to move forward for the police department with new things such as the Road Traffic Unit BMW being implemented, we do highly urge anyone that has ideas for the department to bring them forward to us!
This month's awards
Officer of the Month - November 2019
Awarded to: Sergeant Bojing Mohammad (@AlexDunsシ)
On behalf of Patrol division we would like to commend Alex for all of his effort as a Patrol Trainer Supervisor, constantly leading trainers to better themselves and law enforcement officer. Alex has demonstrated the core values we expect from all law enforcement officers within Patrol. Keep up the good work! - Captain Davey McCormack [People Services C/O]
Community Policing
Awarded to: Senior Officer Callum Byford (@The HitMan)
We are presenting Callum with the Community Policing Award for his efforts in the recent Road Traffic Unit campaign #ISawTheSign. His efforts and dedication have not gone unnoticed and it's great to see such high standards from a Traffic Officer. - Captain Davey McCormack [Road Traffic Unit C/O]
Police Distinguished Service
Awarded to: Captain Davey McCormack (@McGlinchy)
McGlinchy has been working very hard over the past few months to improve the Road Traffic Unit in many ways. He has attempted to bring the division back to the state it used to be. I am highly grateful for McGlinchy's work within the department and believe he is fully deserving of this award. - Major Romesh Rokinarthur [General Operations Line Manager]
Police Distinguished Service
Awarded to: Captain Char Muta (@Daigestive)
Dai has worked hard since taking over as Head of Patrol to push for more training within the department and has made it his passion to push officer standards forward. I am pleased to award Dai with this award and hope him and his team will continue pushing the Patrol Division in the right direction. - Major Romesh Rokinarthur [General Operations Line Manager]
Medal of Valor
Awarded to: Staff Sergeant Simon Fellton (@TinySlayer)
I am awarding TinySlayer this Medal of Valor due to his extreme dedication towards the Police Department as Deputy Chief of Department. He has put a lot of work into the police department and it wouldn’t be where it is today without him. - Chief of Department Samuel Sheppard
Police Distinguished Service
Awarded to: Sergeant Alex Mills (@nutrient10)
Sergeant Mills is being awarded the Police Distinguished Service since they’ve been apart of the division for a long time and has shown that they’re a reliable investigator and a real good asset to the Internal Affairs Division, alongside helping train Investigator Assistants. Their exemplary conduct as a supervisory investigator hasn’t gone unnoticed. - Captain Schneider Ficklestein [Internal Affairs Acting C/O]
Police Distinguished Service
Awarded to: Sergeant Josef Park (@Josef)
Sergeant Park is being awarded the Police Distinguished Service since they’ve been apart of the Internal Affairs Division for a long time and has shown his non-stop dedication to the division, as well as helping train Investigator Assistants in the past. Sergeant Park is a very reliable investigator and a real asset to the division. Their exemplary conduct as a supervisory investigator hasn’t gone unnoticed. - Captain Schneider Ficklestein [Internal Affairs Acting C/O]
Police Distinguished Service
Awarded to: Lieutenant Jimmy Brown (@Mimball)
After a long time with Patrol, it's a great shame that Mim is leaving the division. His hard work ethic and dedication to the Patrol Trainer role is what helped us as a division build the foundation for modern training methods from just an idea. Patrol would like to wish him the best in his future command position and look forward to working together. - Captain Char Muta [Patrol C/O]
Key moments
Awarded to: Sergeant Bojing Mohammad (@AlexDunsシ)
On behalf of Patrol division we would like to commend Alex for all of his effort as a Patrol Trainer Supervisor, constantly leading trainers to better themselves and law enforcement officer. Alex has demonstrated the core values we expect from all law enforcement officers within Patrol. Keep up the good work! - Captain Davey McCormack [People Services C/O]
Community Policing
Awarded to: Senior Officer Callum Byford (@The HitMan)
We are presenting Callum with the Community Policing Award for his efforts in the recent Road Traffic Unit campaign #ISawTheSign. His efforts and dedication have not gone unnoticed and it's great to see such high standards from a Traffic Officer. - Captain Davey McCormack [Road Traffic Unit C/O]
Police Distinguished Service
Awarded to: Captain Davey McCormack (@McGlinchy)
McGlinchy has been working very hard over the past few months to improve the Road Traffic Unit in many ways. He has attempted to bring the division back to the state it used to be. I am highly grateful for McGlinchy's work within the department and believe he is fully deserving of this award. - Major Romesh Rokinarthur [General Operations Line Manager]
Police Distinguished Service
Awarded to: Captain Char Muta (@Daigestive)
Dai has worked hard since taking over as Head of Patrol to push for more training within the department and has made it his passion to push officer standards forward. I am pleased to award Dai with this award and hope him and his team will continue pushing the Patrol Division in the right direction. - Major Romesh Rokinarthur [General Operations Line Manager]
Medal of Valor
Awarded to: Staff Sergeant Simon Fellton (@TinySlayer)
I am awarding TinySlayer this Medal of Valor due to his extreme dedication towards the Police Department as Deputy Chief of Department. He has put a lot of work into the police department and it wouldn’t be where it is today without him. - Chief of Department Samuel Sheppard
Police Distinguished Service
Awarded to: Sergeant Alex Mills (@nutrient10)
Sergeant Mills is being awarded the Police Distinguished Service since they’ve been apart of the division for a long time and has shown that they’re a reliable investigator and a real good asset to the Internal Affairs Division, alongside helping train Investigator Assistants. Their exemplary conduct as a supervisory investigator hasn’t gone unnoticed. - Captain Schneider Ficklestein [Internal Affairs Acting C/O]
Police Distinguished Service
Awarded to: Sergeant Josef Park (@Josef)
Sergeant Park is being awarded the Police Distinguished Service since they’ve been apart of the Internal Affairs Division for a long time and has shown his non-stop dedication to the division, as well as helping train Investigator Assistants in the past. Sergeant Park is a very reliable investigator and a real asset to the division. Their exemplary conduct as a supervisory investigator hasn’t gone unnoticed. - Captain Schneider Ficklestein [Internal Affairs Acting C/O]
Police Distinguished Service
Awarded to: Lieutenant Jimmy Brown (@Mimball)
After a long time with Patrol, it's a great shame that Mim is leaving the division. His hard work ethic and dedication to the Patrol Trainer role is what helped us as a division build the foundation for modern training methods from just an idea. Patrol would like to wish him the best in his future command position and look forward to working together. - Captain Char Muta [Patrol C/O]
Chiefs of Department
- There have been a lot of changes in the leadership of the Department this month with the resignation of our previous Deputy Chief of Department @TinySlayer at the beginning of the month and his new position as Quartermaster as well as the subsequent promotion of @Dom_ to Deputy Chief of Department. Lastly, our Chief of Department @Samuel is stepping down and his successor is yet to be chosen. We wish the best of luck to @TinySlayer and @Samuel, as well as good luck to all Chief of Department applicants.
Road Traffic Unit
- Earlier this month, the Road Traffic Unit Command Team launched the #ISawTheSign campaign. Congratulations to all the winners and a big well done to @TheHitMan. Alongside this, the RTU BMW 340i was pushed out recently and is clearly popular among Traffic Officers. If you are a Patrol Officer and want to apply for the Road Traffic Unit head over to the careers page on plpd.online.
In-Game Updates
- November has seen some new features for the Police Department on the server. Some of the new features include the following:
- New players can now sign up for Officer via the PD NPC
- New RTU car (BMW 340i)
- Removed sights from all pistols
- Police cars can now be spawned via the armoury NPC
- Lastly, although not strictly PD related, SS have been given nightsticks
Activity Reports
- Activity Reports for November have just been released, We will be working through these over the next few days to get them all finished! If anyone has any questions or concerns please create a helpdesk ticket towards People Services
Community content spotlight
Nab any interesting pictures, videos or art relevant to the Paralake Police Department? If so, send it into the Help Desk. Every Monthly Roundup will have this community content spotlight which will contain content made by members of the department.
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