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Westbridge Police

**Westbridge Police** is the fictional service seen in the Sky1 crime drama *The Five*.

## Jurisdiction

The force covers the fictional city of Westbridge and surrounding areas.

## Information

* It is possible that the shield appearing on the force logo is the Westbridge city seal.
* The force logo is very similar in its distinctive design to that of the also fictional Low Marsh Police in *Broken.*

## Staff

* Detective Inspector Liam Townsend (Barnaby Kay)
* Detective Sergeant Danny Kenwood (O. T. Fagbenle)
* Detective Sergeant Cal Brown (James Boyland)
* Detective Constable Ally Caine (Hannah Arterton)
* Detective Constable Karl Hatchett (Martin McCreadie)

## Real Life Equivalent

Although filmed in the North West in areas such as Liverpool, Runcorn and The Wirral, the actual setting and location of Westbridge is never specified in the series. Therefore it is not possible to list a real life equivalent.

## Gallery

Police missing poster circa 1995.Westbridge Police Station exterior.Westbridge Police Station interior.Westbridge Police Station internal signage.Police logo screen background and partial of ID card.
South West Police (Showtrial)

**South West Police** is the fictional force in the BBC1 legal drama series *Showtrial*.

## Jurisdiction

The force is primarily seen operating in Bristol, but the name suggests it covers all of South West England.

## Information

* Throughout the series the force investigates the murder of a young working class student where the primary suspect is the daughter of a wealthy and influential property developer.

## Staff

* Detective Inspector Paula Cassidy (Sinéad Keenan)
* Sergeant 3347 (Mark Pettitt)
* Detective Constable Andy Lowell (Christopher Hatherall)
* Detective Constable Phil Hillcroft (Rob Jarvis)
* Detective Constable Mackenzie (Jessica Alade)
* Constable Amanda Wilkinson (Mika Simmons)
* Constable Cutts (Emer Heatley)

## Real Life Equivalent

In reality, the city and county of Bristol is covered by Avon & Somerset Constabulary. However, as the force is assumed to cover all of South West England, this area is also in reality covered by Devon & Cornwall Police, Dorset Police, Wiltshire Police and Gloucestershire Constabulary.

## Gallery

Bristol Police Station exterior.Bristol Police Station exterior.Bristol Police Station custody desk.Bristol Police Station CID offices.Bristol Police Station CID offices.Warrant card belonging to DI Paula Cassidy.Warrant card belonging to DC Andy Lowell.Warrant card belonging to DC Phil Hillcroft.Police visitor pass.Uniform with custom force patch.
Yorkshire Police (Love, Lies and Records)

**Yorkshire Police** is the fictional force appearing in the BBC1 drama series *Love, Lies and Records*.

## Jurisdiciton

The force is shown to operate in and around the city of Leeds, however the name suggests it could cover the whole historic county of Yorkshire.

## Information

* The force logo contains a basic E II R royal cipher instead of the Yorkshire Rose.
* Warrant cards used by officers are very similar in design to those used by Yorkshire Police  in *Happy Valley*.

## Staff

* Detective Sergeant Rob Armstrong (Adrian Bower)
* Constable Miller (Daniel Lockett)
* Constable Burnley (Joe Hughes)

## Real Life Equivalent

In reality, the city of Leeds is covered by West Yorkshire Police. However, if the force is assumed to cover all of Yorkshire then it would also be covered by South Yorkshire Police and North Yorkshire Police.
Yorkshire Police (Prisoners' Wives)

**Yorkshire Police** is the fictional force appearing in the BBC1 drama series *Prisoners' Wives*.

## Jurisdiction

The force is shown operating in and around the city of Sheffield, however is implied to cover the whole of the historic Yorkshire region.

## Information

* It is one of two fictional forces appearing in the series, with the other being East Midlands Police.
* Warrant cards and ID cards worn by officers are similar in design to those of the fictional Yorkshire Police featured in the ITV1 crime drama series *DCI Banks*.

## Staff

* Detective Chief Inspector Jo Fontaine (Nicola Walker)
* Detective Sergeant David Hunter (Andrew Tiernan)
* Detective Sergeant Hagen (Tony Bell)
* Detective Constable Sankey (Laura Morgan)
* Detective Constable Mitchell (David Keeling)
* Unnamed Constable (Madeleine Bowyer)

## Real Life Equivalent

In reality, Sheffield is within the jurisdiction of South Yorkshire Police.

## Gallery

Sheffield Police Station exterior.Yorkshire Police stab vest patch.Business card belonging to DS David Hunter.Warrant card belonging to DS Hagen.Warrant card belonging to DC Sankey.Warrant card belonging to unknown custody sergeant.
Northern Ireland Police

**Northern Ireland Police** is a fictional force in the BBC1 drama *Hope Street*.

## Jurisdiction

The force covers the whole of Northern Ireland, but is primarily seen operating in the fictional seaside town of Port Devine.

## Information

* The forces logo and uniform are almost identical to the real life Police Service of Northern Ireland, and was likely used to avoid copyright and licensing issues.
* Like their real life counterparts, officers are routinely armed due to the unique political situation in the area, and carry the Glock 17 pistol as their sidearms.

## Staff

* Inspector Finn O'Hare (Ciarán McMenamin)
* Sergeant Marlene Pettigrew (Kerri Quinn)
* Detctive Constable Leila Hussain (Amara Karan)
* Constable Callum McCarthy (Niall Wright)

## Real Life Equivalent

The force is a generic fictionalised version of the Police Service of Northern Ireland.

## Gallery

Hope Street Police Station exterior.Hope Street Police Station offices.Hope Street Police Station Inspector's office.Hope Street Police Station interview room.Uniform and warrant card belinging to Insp. Finn O'Hare.Uniform and warrant card belonging to Sgt Marlene Pettigrew.Uniform and warrant card beloning to PC Callum McCarthy.Warrant card belnging to DC Leila Hussain.Warrant card wallet belonging to PC Callum McCarthy.Police intranet design.Police intranet design.Police case file design.Police poster design.Local jurisdiction map of Port Devine.Force logo and typeface.Police patrol car livery.Police patrol car livery.
London Central Police Constabulary

**London Central Police Constabulary** is the fictional force appearing in the 2012 neo-noir drama *I, Anna.*

## Jurisdiction

The force appears to operate in the whole Greater London Area, not just Central London as the name implies.

## Information

* The force logo is a basic brunswick star.

## Staff

* Detective Chief Inspector Bernie Reid (Gabriel Byrne)
* Detective Inspector Kevin Franks (Eddie Marsan)
* Detective Constable Peter Hicock (Bryan Dick)
* Detective Constable Brooks (Nav Sidhu)
* Constable Childs (Ashley Taylor-Rhys)

## Real Life Equivalent

In reality, the Greater London area is covered by both the Metropolitan Police and the City of London Police.
Cambria Police / Heddlu Cambria (Y Golau)

**Cambria Police** (*Welsh*: **Heddlu Cambria**) is the fictional police force in the S4C crime drama *Y Golau*.

## Jurisdiction

The force is seem operating in the fictional town of Llanemlyn, a suburb of Carmarthen. However, the name indicates it is a national police force covering the whole of Wales.

## Information

* The force logo contains a fleur de lis, a common symbol appearing in both real and fictional Welsh police force logos.
* It shares the name of the also fictional Cambria Police / Heddlu Cambria featured in the series *Hinterland* (also produced by S4C), although the two are not connected and logo design differs.

## Staff

* Detective Chief Inspector Parry (Ioan Hefin)
* Unnamed Detective Sergeant (Llinos Daniel)
* Constable Gwyn Jones (Gwyndion Rhys)

## Real Life Equivalent

In reality, the Carmarthen area is covered by Dyfed-Powys Police.

## Gallery

Llanemlyn Police Station exterior.Llanemlyn Police Station lobby.Llanemlyn Police Station lobby.Llanemlyn Police Station chief inspectors office.
Saint Marie Police

The force logo on the bonnet of a police car.

**Saint Marie Police** is the fictional island police force featured in the BBC crime drama *Death in Paradise*.

## Jurisdiction

The police service covers the entire island of Saint Marie, a British Overseas Territory located in the Lesser Antilles.

## Information

* The forces main police station is based out of Honoré, the island's capital, and thus is sometimes erroneously referred to as **Honoré Police**.
* Despite the primary logo being the shape of a shield with a crown, officers hats instead sport a silver Brunswick star with an E II R royal cipher.
* Although a British Overseas Territory, the logo of the police service features the French flag. This is explained in the show being due to the fact that until the 1970's the island was a French Overseas Department until it was handed over to the British, and the force never updated its logo.
* Members of the police force use similar ranks to that of regular British police forces, however the rank of Constable is split into Officer and Senior Officer. The force is overseen by a Commissioner of Police.
* A spin off of the series featuring DI Humphrey Goodman (Kris Marshall) named *Beyond Paradise* is set in the fictional town of Shipton Abbott, Devon, and is covered by South West Police.

## Staff

* Commissioner Selwyn Patterson (Don Warrington)
* Detective Inspector Richard Poole (Ben Miller)
* Detective Inspector Humphrey Goodman (Kris Marshall)
* Detective Inspector Jack Mooney (Ardal O'Hanlon)
* Detective Sergeant Camille Bordey (Sara Martins)
* Detective Sergeant Florence Cassell (Joséphine Jobert)
* Detective Sergeant Madeleine Dumas (Aude Legastelois)
* Sergeant Fidel Best (Gary Carr)
* Sergeant Lily Thomson (Lenora Critchlow)
* Sergeant Naomi Thomas ()
* Senior Officer Dwayne Myers (Danny John-Jules)
* Sergeant JP Hooper (Tobi Bakare)
* Officer Ruby Patterson (Shyko Amos)
* Officer Marlon Pryce (Tahj Miles)

## Real Life Equivalent

The force is based on real life police services in other British Overseas Territories such as the Royal Turks and Caicos Islands Police Force, Royal Montserrat Police Service and the Bermuda Police Service.

However, as the island is entirely fictional, no real life equivalent can be listed.

## Gallery

Honore Police Station exterior.Sainte Marie Police Land Rover.Warrant card belonging to Senior Officer Dwayne Myers (Old Design).Warrant card belonging to DI Jack Mooney (New Design).Warrant card belonging to Officer Ruby Patterson (New Design).Officer Uniform (Male).Officer Uniform (Female).Senior Officer Uniform (Male).Senior Officer Dress Uniform (Male).Sergeant Uniform (Female).Sergeant Uniform (Male).Commissioner Uniform (Male).Officer Myers shows his ID
Northbourne Constabulary

**Northbourne Constabulary** is the fictional police force appearing in the Sky1 drama series *The Tunnel*.

## Jurisdiction

The force operates within the county of Kent, specifically coastal regions such as the town of Folkestone.

## Information

* Throughout the series the force liaises with detectives from the DCPJ unit of the French National Police investigating crimes that take place in and around the Channel Tunnel.
* The force is referred to instead as **Northbourne Police** on certain signage and by certain characters throughout the series.
* A stag appears as the main symbol on the forces logo, whereas the real life symbol of the area it operates in is a horse, as seen on the Flag of Kent.
* The only location within the forces jurisdiction that it could be named after is Northbourne, a small village located near the town of Deal. Why a county-wide police force is named after such a small and inconsequential location is never expanded upon.
* In Season 1, a senior officer is mentioned to be a part of the Unified Crime Directorate, but it is not mentioned as to whether this is a division of Northbourne Police or a separate organisation.

## Staff

* Assistant Chief Constable (UCD) Gerry Bryant (Mark Spalding)
* Chief Superintendent Mike Bowden (Stanley Townsend)
* Chief Superintendent Winnie Miles (Felicity Montagu)
* Detective Superintendent Andrea Kerrigan (Anastasia Hille)
* Detective Chief Inspector Karl Roebuck (Stephen Dillane)
* Detective Constable Chuks Akinade (Tobi Bakare)
* Detective Constable Boleslaw Borowski (William Ash)

## Real Life Equivalent

In reality, the area covered in the show is policed by Kent Police.

## Gallery

Folkestone Police Station exterior.Folkestone Police Station aerial view.Force logo on CCTV viewing screen.Logo on file and computer screen.Warrant card belonging to DCI Karl Roebuck (Series 1 design).Warrant card belonging to DC Boleslaw Borowski (Series 2 design).
South Coast Constabulary

**South Coast Constabulary** is the fictional police force featured in the BBC1 crime drama *Missing*.

## Jurisdiction

In the show, the force is shown to operate in the Dover area of Kent.

However, the name suggests it is responsible for policing the entire coastal region of Southern England, which would include the counties of East Sussex, West Sussex, Hampshire, Dorset, Devon and Cornwall.

## Information

* Most focus in the show is placed on the forces Missing Persons Unit.
* The main police station in the show is stated to have the address: Northville Road, Vale, Dover, DV15 15Q. It is also stated to have been officially opened on 19th September 1975 by Anthony Hawking, the High Sheriff of Dover.
* Occasionally, force warrant cards are shown to have the Metropolitan Police badge instead of a SCC badge.
* The force logo contains an image of the White Cliffs of Dover.

## Staff

* Detective Chief Inspector Lauren Ford (Adjoa Andoh)
* Detective Sergeant Mary Jane Croft (Pauline Quirke)
* Detective Constable Jason Doyle (Felix Scott)
* Detective Constable Josh Kemplin (Jamie Belman)
* Civilian Technical Assistant Amy Garnett (Pooja Shah)

## Real Life Equivalent

In reality, the area covered in the show is policed by Kent Police. However, if it is to be assumed the force covers all counties on the South Coast, then the area would also be covered by Sussex Police, Hampshire Constabulary, Dorset Police and Devon & Cornwall Police.

## Gallery

Force logo computer background.Dover Police Station signage.
Midlands Central Police (Backup)

**Midlands Central Police** is the fictional force appearing in the BBC1 police procedural series *Backup*.

## Jurisdiction

The force operates in the West Midlands region.

## Information

* The force name and logo is almost identical to that of the real life West Midlands Police, and was likely used to avoid licensing issues.
* Focus is placed in the series on the Operational Support Unit.
* The force name is identical to the also fictional Midlands Central Police appearing in the BBC Birmingham soap opera *Doctors*, which was also used due to licensing issues with the real life force.

## Staff

* Chief Constable Ames (Rupert Baker)
* Assistant Chief Constable Benyon (Martin Matthews)
* Detective Superintendent Lawlor (Dave Duffy)
* Superintendent Alec Hallsworth (Sam Cox)

* Detective Chief Inspector Helen Chivers (Suzan Crowley)
* Detective Chief Inspector Milne (Anthony Smee)
* Detective Chief Inspector Clews (Colin McFarlane)
* Chief Inspector Best (Paul Young)

* Detective Inspector Ken Overton (Peter Sullivan)
* Detective Inspector Wasteney (Stuart Fox)
* Detective Inspector Lundy (James Vaughan)
* Detective Inspector Coates (Joseph Blatchley)
* Detective Inspector Halwoon (Tyrone Huggins)
* Detective Inspector Stott (Bob Mason)
* Inspector Jean Harlow (Adam Morris)
* Inspector Frater (Christopher Birch)
* Inspector Kender (Graeme Eton)

* Detective Sergeant Kath Reaper (Kate Gartside)
* Detective Sergeant Mongreadin (Andrew Powell)
* Sergeant Bill Parkin (Martin Troakes)
* Sergeant Gillard (Terry John)

* Detective Constable Stoppard (Jonty Stephens)
* Detective Constable Taplow (Ian Ashpitel)
* Constable Eric Warren (Christopher John Hall)
* Constable John Barrett Nick Miles)
* Constable Gill Copson (Katrina Levon)
* Constable Roger Tennant (Calum MacPherson)
* Constable Lionel Adams (William Tapley)
* Constable Iain McRae (Alex Norton)
* Constable Susan Li (Colette Koo)
* Constable Wayne Cheetham (Oliver Milburn)
* Constable Jim Reaper (James Gaddas)
* Constable Steve Higson (Matthew Rhys)
* Constable Richard Goole (Christopher Quinn)
* Constable Stockdale (Greg Hobbs)
* Constable Welbourne (Dan Rosewarne)

## Real Life Equivalent

In reality, the area in the show would be covered by West Midlands Police.
Southern Counties Constabulary

**Southern Counties Constabulary** is a fictional force in the AcornTV crime comedy series *Whitsable Pearl*.

## Jurisdiction

Throughout the series the service operates in and around the town of Whitstable, Kent. However, the name suggests that the force covers all counties in Southern England.

## Information

* The force utilises the services of Pearl Nolan (Kerry Godliman), a private investigator and pub owner in the town.
* A heraldic horse appears on the force logo, almost identical in design to that of the real Kent Police.
* Warrant cards carried by officers are similar in design to those used by the real life Metropolitan Police.

## Staff

* Detective Chief Inspector Mike McGuire (Howard Charles)
* Detective Sergeant Nikki Martel (Sophia Del Pizzo)
* AFO Constable 1209SA
* Constable B488

## Real Life Equivalent

In reality, Whitstable is under the jurisdiction of Kent Police.

If it is to be assumed the force covers all counties of Southern England, then this would also be within the remit of: Sussex Police, Hampshire Police, Surrey Police, Thames Valley Police, Devon & Cornwall Police, Avon & Somersrt Constabulary, Gloucestershire Constabulary, Wiltshire Police and Dorset Police.

## Gallery

Whitstable Police Station exterior.Whitstable Police Station interview room.Warrant card wallet belonging to DCI Mike McGuire.Warrant card belonging to DS Nikki Martel.DCI Mike McGuire ID card and lanyard.Police case file.Unnamed AFO uniforms.Whitstable Police Station posters.
Greater London Police (Honour)

**Greater London Police** is a fictional force in the ITV1 true crime drama *Honour*.

## Jurisdiction

The force is shown to cover the Greater London area, and in the series is specifically seen operating in South London.

## Information

* Throughout the miniseries, the force is referred to as "The Met", suggesting the fictional name and logo were used solely to avoid licensing issues with the real life Metropolitan Police.
* The series focuses on the dramatised efforts of Murder Investigation Team 16 of the Homicide and Serious Crime Command as they investigate the disappearance and murder of Banaz Mahmood in 2006.
* In a continuity error, certain scenes also show paperwork from the National Crime Agency, which didn't exist in 2006 and was only created in 2013.
* Unlike the real Metropolitan Police logo, the force logo contains a heraldic lion instead of an E II R royal cipher.

## Staff

* Unnamed Commander (Chris Wilson)

* Detective Chief Superintendent Phil Adams (David Kennedy)
* Detective Chief Inspector Caroline Goode (Keeley Hawes)

* Detective Sergeant Andy Craig (Mark Stanley)
* Detective Sergeant Stuart Reeves (Michael Jibson)
* Detective Sergeant Judy Bakewell (Karen Sampford)

* Detective Constable Sarah Raymond (Amanda Lawrence)
* Detective Constable Ashforth (Bobby Haynes)
* Constable Lorna Wilson (Angela Bull)

## Real Life Equivalent

The force is a fictional version of the Metropolitan Police used to avoid licensing issues.

## Gallery

Mitcham Police Station exterior.Mitcham Police Station MIT offices.Mitcham Police Station MIT offices.Mitcham Police Station chief inspectors office.Mitcham Police Station executive conference room.Mitcham Police Station custody suite.Mitcham Police Station interview room.Greater London Police missing poster.Force logo computer background.
North Bridge Police

**North Bridge Police** is the fictional force appearing in the Dave comedy crime series *Undercover.*

## Jurisdiction

The force operates in the fictional area of North Bridge.

## Information

* The force logo appears to contain a red and white silhouette of a viaduct bridge.
* In the series, focus is placed on the forces Operation Piccolo, a long lasting undercover operation targeted at the Sarkissian crime family.

## Staff

* Detective Chief Inspector Langdon (Mark Heap)
* Detective Inspector Zoe Keller (Sarah Alexander)
* Detective Sergeant Chris Anderson (Daniel Rigby)
* Detective Sergeant Christophe (Brett Goldstein)
* Constable Bishop (Seymour Leon Mace)

## Real Life Equivalent

Although the series was filmed in Newcastle, the location of the fictional area of North Bridge is never specified, a real life equivalent cannot be provided.

## Gallery

North Bridge Police Station exterior.Various posters and paperwork with the force logo.North Bridge Police hat pin.
Caçadoras

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* +4 Destreza, +2 Constituição, –2 Inteligência. As caçadoras são mortalmente ágeis, rápidas e vigorosas, mas possuem uma mentalidade simples, movida por instintos.
* Deslocamento básico 9m em terra, 6m em escalada.
* Visão na Penumbra. Caçadoras ignoram camufl agem (mas não camufl agem total) por escuridão.
* Armas naturais. Caçadoras podem atacar com garras (1d4 cada, corte) e mordida (1d6, perfuração).
* Faro. Caçadoras recebem +4 em testes de Sobrevivência para rastrear usando o faro, e também detectam automaticamente a presença de criaturas a até 9m.
* Recuperação Rápida. Caçadoras recuperam 1 ponto de vida por nível com uma hora de descanso, em vez de um dia.
* +4 em testes de Atletismo e Sobrevivência. Caçadoras têm agilidade extrema e aptidão natural para a vida nos ermos.
* +4 em testes de Destreza para usar cordas. A imobilização de vítimas é praticada como arte pelas caçadoras.
West Riding Police

**West Riding Police** is a fictional force in the ITV1 crime drama *Ridley*.

## Jurisdiction

The force covers the county of West Yorkshire, which was historically referred to as West Riding of Yorkshire.

## Information

* It is one of two fictional police forces in the series, alongside Copelton District Police Force, who cover the neighbouring jurisdiction.
* It is implied that since 2007 that jurisdiction boundaries have been redrawn, with Copelton District Police re-investigating a case previously commanded by West Riding Police.
* There did exist in reality a real life West Riding Constabulary, however this was disbanded in 1974.

## Staff

* Detective Inspector Jean Dixon (Elizabeth Berrington)
* Detective Sergeant Paul Goodwin (Terence Maynard)

## Real Life Equivalent

In reality, West Yorkshire is covered by the West Yorkshire Police.

## Gallery

Police press conference circa 2007.Missing Poster design circa 2007.Police evidence boxes in possession of Copelton District Police.
London Police (Babylon)

**London Police** is the semi-fictional force seen in the Channel 4 comedy drama series *Babylon*.

## Jurisdiction

The force covers the entirety of the Greater London area.

## Information

* The force is visually referred to as **London Police** or just **Police** on logos and documentation, but is verbally referred to as "The Met" or "The Metropolitan Police". This suggests that the real logo could not be used due to due to copyright restrictions
* Hats worn by officers show the regular E II R royal cipher, but instead are marked as either **County Police** or **County Constabulary** around the cipher.

## Staff

### Scotland Yard

* Commissioner Richard Miller (James Nesbitt)
* Deputy Commissioner/ Commissioner Charles Inglis (Joseph Patterson)
* Assistant Commissioner Sharon Franklin (Nicola Walker)
* Superintendent Tom Oliver (Jonny Sweet)
* Sergeant Catherine O'Dowd (Roxy Dunn)
* Director of Communications Elizabeth Garvey (Brit Marling)
* Deputy of Communications Finn Kirkwood (Bertie Carvel)
* Communications Department Worker Mia Conroy (Ella Smith)

### Territorial Support Group

* Unnamed Inspector (Tim Faraday)
* Constable Davina Lewis (Jill Halfpenny)
* Constable Damien Clark (Cavan Clerkin)
* Constable Paul Norrington (Owain Arthur)
* Constable Robert Vas (formerly) (Adam Deacon)

### Specialist Firearms Command (SCO19)

* Cheif Superintendent Vaughan (David Phelan)
* Inspector Hopwood (Mark Womack)
* Firearms Instructor Sergeant Joseph Kavanaugh (Andrew Knott)
* Constable Neil Bancroft (Andrew Brooke)
* Constable Tony Forbes (Stuart Martin)
* Constable Warwick Collister (Nick Blood)
* Constable Robert Vas (Adam Deacon)
* Constable Cooper (Scarlett Alice Johnson)

### Counter Terrorism (SO15)

* Explosives Officer Talbot (Mark Dexter)
* Explosives Officer Dunlop (Andy Brady)

### Community Support Officers

* Police Community Support Officer Fiona Lovett
* Police Community Support Officer Mo

## Gallery

Warrant card belonging to Firearms Instructor Sergeant Joe Kavanaugh.Staff ID card belonging to Communications Director Liz Garvey.Police hat pin with generic County Police lettering worn by Assistant Commissioner Sharon Franklin.Hat pin with generic County Constabulary lettering worn by Constable Robbie Vas.Force logo and police computer background.An alternate logo featuring the force motto only in the background of a press conference.Car livery (note the almost identical appearance to the real life Metropolitan Police).New Scotland Yard Police Headquarters exterior.Maze Hill Police Station exterior.
London East Police

**London East Police** is the fictional police force featured in the Sky1 crime drama *Thorne*.

## Jurisdiction

In the series the force is shown to operate in the East London area of Greater London.

## Information

* The force logo does not incorporate the traditional Brunswick star and crown design, instead utilising the crown, a shield and a variant of the royal seal.

## Staff

* Detective Chief Inspector Ruth Brigstocke (Lorraine Ashbourne)
* Detective Inspector Tom Thorne (David Morrissey)
* Detective Inspector Kevin Tughan (Eddie Marsan)
* Detective Sergeant Sarah Chen (Sandra Oh)
* Detective Constable Dev Khan (Javed Khan)

## Real Life Equivalent

The Metropolitan Police would have jurisdiction over the area in reality.
South Hertfordshire Police

**South Hertfordshire Police** is a fictional police force in the BBC/HBO crime drama *Five Days* and its miniseries spinoff *Hunter*.

## Jurisdiction

The service covers the southern area of the county of Hertfordshire.

## Information

* The force is never referred to by name in the show, its name is only seen on paperwork, screens and press conference material.
* It is one of two fictional forces appearing in the series, along with the North Counties Constabulary in Series 2.

## Staff

* Assistant Chief Constable Jennie Griffin (Harriet Walter)
* Detective Superintendent Iain Barclay (Hugh Bonneville)
* Detective Inspector Laverty (Patrick O'Kane)
* Detective Sergeant Amy Foster (Janet McTeer)
* Detective Sergeant Mal Curling (Christopher Fairbank)
* Detective Constable Stephen Beam (Charlie Creed-Miles)
* Detective Constable Nawaz (San Shella)
* Constable Simone Farnes (Nikki Amuka-Bird)

## Real Life Equivalent

In reality, the whole county is covered by Hertfordshire Constabulary.
Ceratops

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* +4 Constituição, +2 Força, –2 Inteligência. Dragões-de-chifres são fortes e robustos, mas de mente estreita, limitada.
* Chifres. Ceratops têm uma arma natural de chifres (dano 1d6, esmagamento). Um ceratop pode atacar com o chifre e armas na mesma rodada, mas sofre uma penalidade de –4 em todas as jogadas de ataque.
* Classe de armadura +2. Ceratops têm couro rígido.
* Por sua estrutura poderosa, dragões-de-chifres recebem Grandão como talento adicional, sem precisar satisfazer seus pré-requisitos.
* Ceratops machos recebem +2 em testes de Intimidação, e usam Força como habilidade-chave dessa perícia. Fêmeas recebem +2 em duas entre as seguintes perícias: Cura, Ofício, Profissão ou Sobrevivência.
* Medo de Altura. Caso tenha que subir qualquer altura superior a 3m (ou se estiver a até 3m de uma queda desta altura), um ceratops sofre –4 em suas jogadas e testes. Ele também não pode realizar nenhuma ação que dependa de concentração, como lançar magias.
East Midlands Police (Crossfire)

**East Midlands Police** is a fictional force in the BBC1 thriller series *Crossfire*.

## Jurisdiction

The force covers the entire East Midlands region, but is mainly seen operating in Leicester in the series.

## Information

* The force logo contains a basic E II R royal cypher.

## Staff

* Unnamed Chief Constable (Jane Shakespeare)
* Inspector Paul (Ariyon Bakare)
* Sergeant Jo Cross (Keeley Hawes)

## Real Life Equivalent

In reality, Leicester is under the jurisdiction of Leicestershire Constabulary.

However, if the force is assumed to cover the entire East Midlands region, the area in reality is also covered by: Derbyshire Constabulary, Lincolnshire Police, Nottinghamshire Police and Northamptonshire Police.

## Gallery

Commendation award ceremony.Sergeant Jo Cross uniform.
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The season premiered on January 1, 2016.

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Midwich Police

**Midwich Police** is a fictional force in the Sky Max science fiction horror drama series *The Midwich Cuckoos*.

## Jurisdiction

The force operates in and around the fictional town of Midwich, Buckinghamshire.

## Information

* The force is seen liaising with both the Home Office, British Army and officers from the Metropolitan Police SO15 during an unexplained incident that takes place in the town.
* They are assisted in emergency operations by the **Midwich Fire & Rescue Service**.

## Staff

* Detective Chief Inspector Paul Haynes (Max Beesley)
* Detective Sergeant Mayes (Laura Doddington)
* Unnamed Constable (Nadia Shash)
* Unnamed Constable (Ram Gupta)

Metropolitan Police SO15 Liaison:

* Detective Inspector John Lancaster (Alex Brock)

## Real Life Equivalent

In reality, Buckinghamshire falls under the jurisdiction of Thames Valley Police.

## Gallery

Midwich Police Station exterior.Midwich Police Station CID offices.Midwich Police Station DCI office.Midwich Police Station conference room.Police custom cap badge.Police-Amry joint operations centre.
Fylde Police

**Fylde Police** is a fictional police force featured in the second series of the ITV thriller miniseries *Prey*.

## Jurisdiction

The service is shown to cover the city of Blackpool and presumably the entirety of The Fylde coastal plain.

## Information

* In Series 2, the force liaises with another fictional police service, the Manchester Metropolitan Police.

## Staff

* Detective Sergeant Stafford (Andrew Knott)

## Real Life Equivalent

The real life police service covering Blackpool is Lancashire Constabulary.

## Gallery

Blackpool Police Station CID offices.Fylde Police documents.Warrant card belonging to DS Stafford.Fylde Police custom lanyard.Visitors pass worn by DCI Mike Ward.
Montaria Sagrada

Arquivo:Montaria Sagrada.jpg  Um paladino de 5º nível pode escolher receber uma montaria sagrada, designada pelos deuses. Este animal vai atuar como um fiel companheiro de batalhas. Normalmente será um **cavalo de guerra** para paladinos de tamanho Médio, ou um **cão de guarda** para paladinos de tamanho Pequeno – mas outros animais de mesmo nível também podem existir como montarias sagradas.

O paladino e sua montaria têm um vínculo mental, sendo sempre capazes de entender um ao outro (não é preciso fazer testes de Adestrar Animais). Uma montaria cumpre qualquer ordem do paladino, mesmo que signifique arriscar sua vida.

Para paladinos de tamanho Médio, a montaria sagrada começa no 4º nível. Para paladinos de tamanho Pequeno, a montaria sagrada começa no 3º nível. Após o 5º nível, cada vez que o paladino sobe de nível, sua montaria também fica mais poderosa. Consulte a Tabela Montaria Sagrada e Benefícios por Nível do Personagem para mais detalhes.

Se a montaria sagrada morre, o paladino fica atordoado 1d4 rodadas. Ele pode invocar uma nova montaria após um dia inteiro de prece e meditação.

## Características da Montaria Sagrada

**Pontos de Vida:** uma montaria sagrada começa com 4 pontos de vida (+ mod. de Constituição) e ganha 4 PV (+ mod. Constituição) por nível seguinte.

**Perícias Treinadas:** A Montaria Sagrada começa com uma perícia treinada.

**Perícias da Montaria Sagrada:** Atletismo (For), Iniciativa (Des) , Percepção (Sab).

**Talentos Adicionais:** Fortitude Maior, Reflexos Rápidos.

## Habilidades da Montaria Sagrada

### **Arma Natural**

A montaria sagrada possui um ataque com arma natural que causa dano de forma equivalente a uma espada curta própria para o seu tamanho (1d6 para criaturas Médias) ou dois ataques naturais que causam dano equivalente a uma adaga própria para o seu tamanho (1d4 para criaturas Médias). Ele pode utilizar estes dois ataques em uma mesma rodada, porém sofre penalidade de -4 em todos os seus ataques.

### **Armadura Natural**

A montaria sagrada possui couro, escamas ou carapaça que fornecem CA +2.

## Exemplos de Montaria Sagrada

### **Cavalo de guerra**

**Animal 4, Neutro , Grande(comprido)**.

**Iniciativa:** +3.

**Sentidos:** Percepção +8, faro, visão na penumbra.

**Classe de Armadura:** 14.

**Pontos de Vida:** 28.

**Resistências:** Fort +7, Ref +5, Von +3.

**Deslocamento:** 15m.

**Ataques corpo-a-corpo:** cascos +6 (1d8+6).

**Habilidades:** For 18, Des 13, Con 17, Int 2, Sab 13, Car 6.

**Talentos:** Corrida, Fortitude Maior, Reflexos Rápidos, Tolerância.

### **Cão de guarda**

**Animal 3, Neutro, Médio.**

**Iniciativa:** +3.

**Sentidos:** Percepção +11, Faro, Visão na Penumbra.

**Classe de Armadura:** 15.

**Resistência:** Fort +5, Ref +5, Von +2.

**Deslocamento:** 12m.

**Ataques Corpo-a-Corpo:** mordida +5 (1d6+3).

**Habilidades:** For 15, Des 15, Com 15, Int 2, Sab 12, Car 6.

**Perícias e Talentos:** Atletismo +7.
Elfos

**Traços Raciais**

* Ninguém vai gostar de você.
* +4 Destreza, +2 Inteligência, -2 Constituição. A agilidade e intelecto dos elfos são lendários, embora sejam mais frágeis que os humanos. Arquivo:Niele04.jpg
* Visão na Penumbra. Um elfo ignora camuflagem (mas não camuflagem total) por escuridão. Eles podem ver duas vezes mais longe que os humanos em condições de pouca iluminação, como luz das estrelas e tochas.
* +4 em testes de Vontade contra encantamentos. Elfos também são imunes à magia sono.
* +4 em testes de Identificar Magia e Percepção. Elfos têm familiaridade com magias e sentidos apurados.
* A dificuldade do teste de resistência contra magias arcanas lançadas por um elfo aumenta em CD +2.
* Elfos sabem usar espadas curtas, espadas longas, Floretes e arcos (curtos, longos e compostos). Elfos também recebem Foco em Arma para uma destas armas (à escolha do jogador) como um talento adicional.
Linhagem Caótica

**Pré-requisito:** tendência Caótica.

## Características

* *1º nível:* você adiciona seu modificador de Carisma ao dano de suas magias. Além disso, todas as suas magias recebem o descritor caos. Você não pode lançar magias do descritor ordem.
* *5º nível:* você pode gastar uma ação de movimento e 2 PM para criar uma aura de distorção e caos ao seu redor. Todos os ataques contra você tem 20% de chance de erro. A aura caótica dura 1 minuto, e você pode usar esta habilidade uma vez por dia.
* *10º nível:* você pode escolher receber um bônus de +3 em qualquer teste ou jogada, ou na CD do teste de resistência contra uma de suas magias. Você pode usar esta habilidade quantas vezes quiser. Contudo, isto cria um "vácuo de sorte", que acaba se voltando contra você. A partir da próxima rodada, o mestre pode impor uma penalidade de -3 em qualquer teste ou jogada que você realize, ou na CD do teste de resistência contra uma de suas magias. Você precisa declarar o uso desta habilidade antes de rolar os dados, mas o mestre pode usá-la depois de fazer a rolagem.
* *15º nível:* todas as suas magias estão imbuídas com o poder do caos. Sempre que um alvo falhar em um teste de resistência contra uma de suas magias, você pode deixá-lo sob efeito da magia *confusão* por 1 rodada. Para fazer isso, você gasta 3 PM por alvo que tenha falhado no teste.
* *20º nível:* você caçoa do destino, pois sua habilidade de moldar chances é suprema. Você pode escolher receber um bônus de +6 em qualquer teste ou jogada, ou na CD do teste de resistência contra uma de suas magias. Você pode usar esta habilidade quantas vezes quiser. Contudo, isto cria um "vácuo de sorte", que acaba se voltando contra você. A partir da próxima rodada, o mestre pode impor uma penalidade de -6 em qualquer teste ou jogada que você realize, ou na CD do teste de resistência contra uma de suas magias. Você precisa declarar o uso desta habilidade antes de rolar os dados, mas o mestre pode usá-la depois de fazer a rolagem. Você também se torna imune a magias com o descritor ordem.
London Police (Blitz)

The force logo seen on a police computer database.

**London Police** is the fictional police force seen in the 2011 crime thriller *Blitz*.

## Jurisdiction

The force appears to operate in the entire area of Greater London.

## Information

* Throughout the film, the force is consistently referred to as the "Metropolitan Police" or the "London Met", suggesting the need to use a fictional name on visible logos was due to licensing and copyright concerns.

## Staff

* Superintendent Brown (Nicky Henson)
* Chief Inspector Bruce Roberts (Mark Rylance)
* Detective Inspector Porter Nash (Paddy Considine)
* Detective Inspector Craig Stokes (Luke Evans)
* Detective Sergeant Thomas Brant (Jason Statham)
* Constable Elizabeth Falls (Zawe Ashton)

## Real Life Equivalent

In reality, the whole London area is covered by the Metropolitan Police.

## Gallery

Warrant card belonging to DS Thomas Brant.London Police station exterior.
North West Police (Accused)

**North West Police** is the fictional service appearing in the BBC1 anthology crime series *Accused.*

## Jurisdiction

The force is implied to cover the entire area of North West England, but throughout the series is mainly seen operating in Greater Manchester.

## Information

* The force logo contains a basic E II R royal cipher.
* It has an identical name to the also fictitious North West Police featured in the 2009 series *Paradox.*

## Staff

* Detective Inspector Moors (William Travis)
* Detective Inspector Warren (Brian McCardie)
* Detective Inspector Talbot (Steve Cooper)
* Detective Sergeant George Wade (Tony Pitts)
* Detective Sergeant Radcliffe (Mark Bazeley)
* Sergeant Keith Evans (Nicholas Moss)
* Constable Lawson (Heather Peace)
* Constable Harvey (Mark Rigby)
* Constable Brownlow (Simon Lawson)
* Constable Tony (John Catterall)

## Real Life Equivalent

In reality, the city of Manchester and its surrounding areas is covered by Greater Manchester Police.

However, if it is to be assumed for force covers the entire region of North West England, then it would also include: Cheshire Police, Cumbria Constabulary, Lancashire Constabulary, and Merseyside Police.
Alnwick Police

**Alnwick Police** is a fictional force appearing in the Sky1 reality series *The Heist*.

## Jurisdiction

The force operates in the town of Alnwick, located in Northumberland where the series was filmed.

## Information

* The show is reality TV series in which regular people are tasked with "stealing" a large sum of money, and if they are able to evade real life current and former police detectives for two weeks, they can keep it as a prize.
* For a greater sense of realism, the fictional force was created with logos and paperwork to appear in the background of scenes where the contestants are tracked.
* The name of the fictional station the detectives operate out of is named Bailiffgate Station.

## Staff

The fictional force is comprised of both current serving and retired police officers and detectives, including:

* Detective Chief Superintendent Sue Hill (formerly of the Metropolitan Police)
* Detective Superintendent Ray Howard (formerly of Thames Valley Police)
* Detective Constable Alecia Emerson-Thomas (formerly of Avon & Somerset Constabulary)

## Real Life Equivalent

In reality, the county of Northumberland is covered by Northumbria Police.

## Gallery

Bailiffgate Police Station external signage.Bailiffgate Police Station CID offices interior.
Winston Hill Police

**Winston Hill Police** is a fictional police service featured in the ITV crime drame *Unforgotten*.

## Jurisdiction

The service is implied to operate within the Oxfordshire area.

## Information

* It is likely that Winston Hill was simply meant to be the location of a police station, however in signage it gives the impression it is the name of the police service as a whole.
* The text placement and logo design is very similar to another police service mentioned in the series, Halebridge Road Police, suggesting the two are actually stations part of a larger constabulary.
* The logo and colour scheme is very similar in design to the real life Thames Valley Police, however is missing the larger blue badge in the background of the logo.
* In the show, the service logo is shown on missing posters along with that of the Metropolitan Police from London.

## Real Life Equivalent

In reality, the entirety of Oxfordshire is policed by Thames Valley Police.
Elfos-do-Céu

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 *Arquivo:Elfos do Ceu.jpg* *'***Traços Raciais**

* +4 Destreza, +2 Carisma, –2 Constituição. Elfos-do-céu são graciosos, ágeis, alegres e confiantes, mas pouco vigorosos.
* Elfos-do-céu têm deslocamento básico de 9m em terra. Eles também podem voar a uma velocidade de 18m.
* Visão na Penumbra. Um elfo-do-céu ignora camuflagem (mas não camuflagem total) por escuridão.
* Elfos-do-céu sabem usar espadas curtas, espadas longas, floretes e arcos (curtos, longos e compostos).
* +4 em testes de Percepção. Elfos têm visão aguçada.
* +4 em testes de Vontade contra encantamentos. Elfos-do-céu também são imunes à magia *sono*.
Manchester Metropolitan Police (Prey)

**Manchester Metropolitan Police** is the fictional police force appearing in the ITV miniseries *Prey*.

## Jurisdiction

The force is shown to operate in and around the city of Manchester.

## Information

* The force logo is almost identical to the one used in the series *Scott & Bailey* and *In the Dark*.
* It is one of two fictional forces seen throughout the series, with the other being Fylde Police.
* In the second series of the show, officers from the force are shown operating in the Lake District, but it is not expanded upon as to whether they have jurisdiction there.

## Staff

* Assistant Chief Constable Warner (Adrian Edmondson)
* Detective Chief Inspector Andrea Mackenzie (Anastasia Hille)
* Detective Chief Inspector Mike Ward (Ralph Ineson)
* Detective Inspector Sean Devlin (Craig Parkinson)
* Detective Sergeant Susan Reinhardt (Rosie Cavaliero)
* Detective Sergeant Marcus Farrow (John Simm)
* Detective Sergeant Ashley Chan (Benedict Wong)
* Detective Constable Richard Mukalazi
* Detective Constable Will Gibbons (Daniel Jillings)

## Real Life Equivalent

In reality, the area would be covered by Greater Manchester Police.

## Gallery

Warrant card belonging to DS Ash Chan (Series 1 design).Warrant card belonging to DC Richard Iddon (Series 2 design).
West Scotland Police

**West Scotland Police** is a fictional force briefly mentioned in the ITV1 noir crime drama *Marcella*.

## Jurisdiction

The force presumably covers Western Scotland.

## Information

* The force only briefly appears in S03E05, listed on a database of discredited former police officers.
* It is one of many fictional police forces appearing in the series, along with Central London Police (Marcella), Central Manchester Police, Belfast Metropolitan Police Service, South Gloucestershire Constabulary and Thanet Police.

## Real Life Equivalent

In reality all of Scotland is within the jurisdiction of Police Scotland.
East London Constabulary

**East London Constabulary** is a fictional force appearing in the BBC science fiction drama *Doctor Who* Series 2 episode Fear Her.

## Jurisdiction

As the name suggests, the force operates in East London.

## Information

* The force name is only seen briefly on a missing poster at the start of the episode.
* At the time of filming, the force would be considered futuristic, as the episode is set in 2012 despite being filmed in 2006.
* It is one of four fictional police forces to appear in the revived series, along with the generic Police in the special *Planet of the Dead* , the Memory Police in the Series 10 episode *The Lie of the Land* and Hallamshire Police in the Series 11 episode *The Woman Who Fell to Earth*.

## Real Life Equivalent

In reality, East London is under the jurisdiction of the Metropolitan Police.

## Gallery

Missing poster with force logo and motto.East London Constabulary motorbike livery.
Homens-Lagarto

**Traços Raciais**

* +4 Constituição, +2 Sabedoria, –2 Inteligência.
* Tamanho Médio, deslocamento 9m, natação 9m.
* Visão no Escuro. Homens-lagarto podem enxergar no escuro a até 18 metros, apenas em preto e branco. Um Homen-Lagarto ignora camuflagem (incluindo camuflagem total) por escuridão.
* +4 em testes de Atletismo.
* Recebem Casca Grossa como um talento adicional.
* Armas naturais. Um homem-lagarto pode atacar com duas garras (dano 1d3, corte) e uma mordida (dano 1d4, perfuração). Ele pode atacar com a mordida e armas na mesma rodada, mas sofre uma penalidade de –4 em todas as jogadas de ataque.
* Prender a respiração. Um homem-lagarto pode respirar embaixo d’água durante um número de horas igual a seu modificador de Constituição (mínimo 1 hora). Depois disso, começa a sufocar.
* Vulnerabilidade ao frio. Membros do povo-lagarto recebem +50% de dano por magias ou efeitos de frio.