Enhanced Parole Program/3.0

The Enhanced Parole Program is a division of the Unified Police Department/3.0 which specializes on supervising, investigating, and reporting on the conduct of criminals who are out on probation. The program was established on March 20th, 2022.
==General Description==
The Enhanced Parole Program also known as the following names Advanced Parole Program, Wrangler's Parole Program, Crane's Parole Program, San Andreas Office of Parole was founded by Captain Randy Wrangler who is notorious for arresting people for Drug Trafficking was thinking of the harsh sentences for the charges so he proposed to Chief Justice Alan Crane that instead of making people rot in jail, that they should have more of an approach where people get less jail time, higher fines and more years on parole which they would call the EPP. It was approved of some weeks later.
In order to be a Parole Officer, one must show toughness of character and an understanding between the parolee and the parole officer. The Duties of being a Parole Officer is to have talks with your parolee about what they have to do and not do during parole, hold random drug tests at any time of the day, monitoring them, and make them go live in or rent a room and get a job.
==Parole Roster==
TrooperCarter.png|Dwayne CarterHead of Parole213
SaulSDSO.PNG|Saul LeesemannSenior Parole Officer960
LeaNovaCPD.png|Lea NovaAssociate354
==Former Members==
Name 	Insignia(End of Term)	Badge #(End of Term)	Reason for Leaving 	Final Date of Service
Randy Wrangler	 	317 	Removed as Head of EPP	Unknown
Derek McNulty 	 	966 	Deceased 	September 13th, 2022
Louis Bloom 	 	360 	Fired 	October 27th, 2022
==Current Inmates on Parole==
LennonLee.png|Lennon "Bane" Lee
==Parole Hearing Conditions==
===Lennon "Bane" Lee===
October 31st, 2022 — Released from prison with 50 years of parole; 25 of which is with an ankle monitor, 311ing police for frisking upon waking upon at the officer's discretion, can't possess any type of firearm or knife, having a job, providing bank details whenever a parole officer asks for it to verify his steady income. If no infractions are committed after 50 years, he is a free man.
Category:3.0