Patrol Antrim

The heavily armed and militarized policing force known as the Patrol Antrim has been instrumental in the Unders. Established in 1900, it was not until the 1970s that the need for militarization was recognized as paramount for the survival of the Patrol Antrim in the rigorous conditions of the unders. The Patrol Antrim gained a reputation as a formidable and capable force between 1900 and 1966. However, its standing suffered a decline when the Unders initiated hostilities, resulting in the loss of several Patrol Antrim officers. To address this setback, the Patrol Antrim underwent a process of militarization, with their officers receiving comprehensive military training. This training encompassed skills such as abseiling, fastroping, flash raid tactics, hostage rescue tactics, close quarter combat, gun combat lessons, and various other essential military tactics.

The Patrol Antrim Officers underwent advanced driving courses to enhance their skills in off-road driving and professional pursuit techniques. During the 70s, all Patrol Antrim officers were military qualified, earning them the reputation of being one of the most formidable law enforcement agencies worldwide. Despite underestimating the capabilities of the Patrol Antrim, both the LRA and PAF soon realized that they posed a significant threat to their operations. With increased effectiveness in the 80s, the LRA acknowledged the Patrol Antrim as a heavily militarized policing agency capable of potentially overpowering them and the PAF in the future. The Patrol Antrim soon gained recognition for its distinctly military nature, surpassing the typical role of a police force. In the 1980s, their stations underwent fortification measures while their members were provided with snipers and helicopters. The Patrol Antrim boasted a number of officers highly proficient in sniping and conducting stealth operations.

During this period, the Patrol Antrim effectively neutralized numerous terrorist threats, particularly the LRA and PAF who experienced severe losses as a result of their operations. The combination of the Patrol Antrim's military training and advanced equipment proved highly advantageous. Consequently, they were acclaimed as the premier global policing force. This recognition was earned through a significant incident in Kriffton, where Patrol Antrim Officers rapidly deployed via fastrope and swiftly stormed a terrorist hideout. In a matter of minutes, all 14 attackers were successfully eliminated. According to the LRA, the Patrol Antrim was persistently monitoring their activities day and night. It was claimed that every operation the LRA attempted, the Patrol Antrim had already obtained intelligence and dispatched officers prior to its execution. Due to the heavily armed constables within the Patrol Antrim, they soon gained a reputation that struck fear among countless terrorists. This reputation was further solidified when the Patrol Antrim managed to intercept LRA's communications and overheard one of the terrorists expressing concern: "These heavily armed constables are posing a significant threat to my life."

The Patrol Antrim has been characterized as merciless and intimidating, primarily because of their exposure to frequent acts of terrorism and extensive anti-terrorist operations. As a result, Patrol Antrim Officers often displayed signs of heightened paranoia and exhibited a ruthless demeanor. This, in turn, positioned them as stricter and more menacing figures compared to typical officers. Notably, the Patrol Antrim not only employed militarized strategies but also incorporated several special forces tactics into their operations. They frequently utilized explosive entries and shotgun-assisted door busting techniques, prompting some individuals to raise the question of whether the Patrol Antrim operated more as a specialized force trained in civilian policing.