Police brutality resistance suit

Police Brutality Resistance Suit is a powerful police armour that was designed by Jimmy Intensity In 2018, As of 2022 so far, reports that no one was killed by Kettling police tactics such as Victoria Police's public order response team since the police brutality began on December 13, 1993, this protective apparel is ideal for kettling no damage by excessive police force during the Occupy Melbourne protest in 2011.

During the S11 Alliances, G20 Protest, Occupy Melbourne, Blockade IMARC Alliances and the anti-lockdown protests, Victoria Police are the extremely bad cops, which they assault and injuring people with excessive force was too great.

During Occupy Melbourne in 2011, 173 people were arrested and 43 people were injured attributed to police brutality, 107 arrests and four people were injured by police during the chaotic "Blockade IMARC" protest and there was also a total of 1,706 people have been arrested in Melbourne during Lockdown with an estimated injuries of 55–110 people was attributed to police brutality. It was very damaging kind of protest.

It is ideal for protection from Kettling police tactics and you will take no damage when being kettled by riot police, swat or tactical response unit and other aggressive police officers use of force that great, this armour is wind damage proof also provides an absolute protection from 300 mph (490 km/h) winds inside EF5 tornadoes, Police Brutality Resistance Armour is considered to be OC spray proof.

Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic just like back ten years ago in "Super Mario Galaxy" in both series, Fire Mario or Luigi throws one or more fireballs while spinning would also instantly damage to every colleague within 100 feet (30 metres) from his epicentre. Mario's and Luigi's damage power is based on the Enhanced Fujita scale from. EF0 tornado damage on Intensity 2.0 or lower being the mildest. EF5 tornado damage on Intensity 8.0 or higher being the most devastating.

In 2022, Ma Florence (70) and James McCloud (73) absolutely hates Danial Andrews so much.

## Equipment

Operational Dress against the hardest setting [Intensity 9.9] for the Police brutality resistance suit consists of cargo or tactical pants and a long sleeved shirt, undergarment or polo in any colour. A leather belt. and black leather tactical, military or steel toe cap work boots. In full HAVENGEAR riot body armour equipment, a riot helmet and EES Crossbow Ballistic Eyeshield only (Which is why, they saw most Victoria Police officers usually wear those safety glasses, very commonly on public order response team). Police brutality resistance suit also include ballistic shields that are designed for such as swat and riot. During the night time or inside a dark area, must be required to have a FoxFury Taker R40, FoxFury Taker B30, FoxFury Taker B50 or FoxFury Taker B70 Ballistic Shield.

The Footwear height required between 6 inches (15 cm) and 18 inches (45 cm). No batons is needed and do not need Non-lethal weapons either, any of these items are illegal.

Motorcycle gear, Personal protective work equipment and Snow gear is considered to be police attack protection.

Clothing is not protective against police force powers in the following:

* Sneakers or shoes [Intensity 7.0]
* Thongs or slippers [Intensity 4.0]
* Shorts or short pants [Intensity 6.0]
* Short sleeved shirt [Intensity 6.0]
* Singlets [Intensity 5.0]
* Casual wear is not sufficient

Some characters do not get hurt by police that use of force powers so great include police brutality resistant characters like Robocop and Super Mario's Superstar power-up.

### Charge cost Damage

1. Minor
2. Moderate
3. Serious
4. Severe
5. Critical
6. Maximal

### Difficulty setting based on the strength of police

On Intensity 2.0 or lower being no risk of been hurt by police brutality.

 **9.0–9.9** | 60–65%

## Victoria Police Public Order Response Team

The **Public Order Response Team** (**PORT**) is the full-time riot unit of the Victoria Police. PORT was formed on June 9, 2011 and was originally part of the Operations Response Unit (ORU). The core function of PORT is to respond to demonstrations and public order incidents within metropolitan Melbourne. PORT may be tasked to assist with search warrants and with situations that require a highly visible police presence.

### History

The Force Response Unit (FRU) was established in 1993 to provide assistance to police districts throughout the state with public order, emergency and general operational incidents that were, or anticipated to be, beyond the resourcing capabilities of the district. In December 1993, the FRU cleared demonstrators 'picket line' at the Richmond Secondary College using a violent baton charge to forcibly remove them. In February 1994, the FRU cleared environmental demonstrators blocking a Minister's office, using pressure point tactics to forcibly remove them. In September 2000, 953 police officers drawn from throughout the state, led by the FRU, were confronted by thousands of protestors, including violent protestors, at the S11 protest at the World Economic Forum held at Crown Casino. In 2004, the FRU launched the Critical Incident Response Team (CIRT) concept to also provide tactical support.

The Operations Response Unit (ORU) was formed on 1 March 2010 to provide assistance to police service areas throughout the state with public safety, road policing and crime issues and had a total strength of 229 officers. The ORU assumed many of the FRU roles, displaced during the evolution of the CIRT concept, and of which Victoria Police had identified a need for a dedicated large unit from the Black Saturday bushfires. In June 2011, the ORU established PORT with 42 officers trained in crowd control and riot formations and equipped with specially designed uniforms and highly visible police vehicles. In 2012, the ORU had a total strength of 289 officers of which 105 officers had received PORT training. In 2014, PORT had 65 qualified officers.

The Victoria Police Blue Ribbon Foundation released a ‘Constable T. Bear’ in 2013 based on the Public Order Response Team.

### Structure

The Public Order Response Team is part of the Operations Support Division of the Transit and Public Safety Command. In 2012, the ORU consisted of five teams: four ORU teams and one PORT.

In 2016, the government provided funding of A$7.6 million to the ORU ongoing over five years as part of the Public Safety Package to improve PORT's response to public order incidents and events. New specialist vehicles, equipment and uniforms were purchased, 40 additional officers allocated to PORT and increased training was delivered. In 2018, Victoria Police said that all of the 324 officers in the ORU would now be required to complete the Public Order Response Team course to be able to supplement PORT if required.

In 2021, *Police Life* magazine reported that the Operations Response Unit was now known as the Public Order Response Team.

### Operations

PORT was involved in the removal of Occupy Melbourne from the City Square in October 2011, the Grocon Emporium site CFMEU dispute in August 2012 over three weeks, and the East West Link Tunnel Protests in January 2014. PORT was involved in the COVID-19 protests in August 2021 to September 2021 that were described as the most violent and largest police operation in Victoria since the S11 protests in 2000.

PORT regularly deploys large numbers of officers to A-League soccer matches held within Victoria.

PORT provides core assistance each weekend to Operation Safe Streets in the Melbourne CBD conducted on a Friday and Saturday night. Their focus is on visiting licensed premises and other popular late night venues and also assist with out of control parties as well as generalised public order policing. The Safe Streets Taskforce is a highly visible police operation conducted in areas with alcohol related public order issues.

### PORT Equipment

PORT is issued with a range of crowd control and riot equipment. PORT officers are equipped with a PR-24 rigid side handle baton, plastic handcuffs, helmet, light weight body armour and gas masks. PORT officers use three types of shields: round, intermediate and long. In March 2018, PORT introduced new tactical equipment including the VKS Pepperball paintball gun for pepper balls and paintballs, Stinger rubber ball grenades, stun grenades, OC canister grenades and the Penn Arms L140-4 40mm grenade launcher for foam baton rounds. PORT commenced using the new tactical equipment operationally in September 2018.

In mid-2020, PORT officers received training in the Daniel Defense DDM4V7S semi-automatic rifle which will be securely carried in their vehicles to enable officers to respond to active armed offender and terrorist attacks.

PORT officers regular vehicle is a Toyota Kluger that allows rapid deployment to metropolitan and country locations at short notice. PORT has four Renault Trafic equipment vans and a command truck. In 2018, PORT took delivery of four transporters a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter van capable of carrying up to eight officers and their equipment.