CAPD

CAPD Station 1, Central Precinct

## Emblems

Police Officer's Badge

The **City of Carbohaven Municipal Police Department (CAPD)**, unofficially known as the **Carbohaven Police Department**, or **Carbohaven Police**, is a law enforcement agency and the local police force of the City of Carbohaven. Its primary duties are peacekeeping, upholding the law, providing investigative services, apprehending suspects, hostage rescue, responding to emergencies, carrying out warrants, and providing search-and-rescue services. All staff of the CAPD is sworn law enforcement officers and have police powers. Unlike other police forces, there is no civilian staff.

### Platoons

Sworn officers of the CAPD are split into 3 Platoons for easier management, classification, coordination, and deployment.

#### Platoon A

This platoon includes the Metropolitan Division (Metro Division), of which most sworn police officers are part. This division includes patrol officers, desk-duty officers, detectives, the Special Response Task-force (SRT), and SWAT.

The SRT contains 2 subdivisions, namely SWAT, and Canine (K-9) Subdivision.

The CAPD Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) team was founded in 2012 after an increase in violent and firearms-related crime in the city. CAPD SWAT members are trained especially with the Carbohaven County Sheriff, and they are not full-time SWAT members. SWAT officers are trained in operating designated marksman rifles (sniper rifles), and they provide sniper services for the police department. All SWAT members have collateral duties which means they have other police duties other than SWAT. They could be patrol officers and SWAT at the same time. Most of the time, they do not wear designated SWAT uniforms as they are called in in the middle of doing non-SWAT duty. SWAT is responsible for supporting police officers in high-risk operations, such as intercepting an armed robbery, or executing a warrant on armed suspects. SWAT teams are split into detachments, with each detachment at least containing one detachment leader (usually a lieutenant or a captain, or the highest-ranking SWAT officer on scene) and one sergeant.

K-9 units: The department currently owns no dogs and therefore there are zero K-9 units.

#### Platoon B

Platoon B is responsible for forensic, ballistic, and criminal investigations (Criminal Investigations Division, CID), lab testings, departmental (internal) investigations, cybercrime, missing person notices, financial matters, human resources, recruitment, internal affairs, search-and-rescue services, and public relations/education.

#### Platoon C

The Major Incidents Division (MID) which includes the roles of major incidents management, technical operations, disaster prevention, crisis negotiation (support team), and operation commands, is part of this platoon.

### Equipment

Police officers are usually equipped with a telescopic baton, CS spray (pepper spray), a taser, handcuffs or flexicuffs, a flashlight, a citation book, an incident logbook, a first-aid/Narcan kit, an Axon bodycam, and a sidearm.

#### Firearms

All CAPD officers are equipped with a pistol as a sidearm, and often a secondary firearm such as a rifle or a shotgun is stored in the trunk of the patrol vehicle or slung on. SWAT firearms are generally unused rifles from the military.

##### Pistols/Revolvers

* Glock 17
* Glock 19
* Sig Sauer P320
* USP
* Beretta M9
* Smith & Wesson Model 15 (No longer used)

##### Semi-automatic Rifles/Snipers

* Remington Semi Automatic Sniper System (RSASS)
* Remmington Model 700

##### Automatic Rifles

* Heckler & Koch HK416
* Colt Automatic Rifle-15 (CAR-15)
* Carbine M4A1
* Heckler & Koch G36C (No longer used)
* M16A2 (No longer used)

##### Submachine Guns

* Heckler & Koch MP5
* Heckler & Koch UMP (No longer used)

##### Shotguns

* Benelli M4
* Remmington Model 870

##### Non-Lethal

* Axon X-26 Taser
* R870 (Beanbag rounds)
* M4A1 (Pepper spray rounds)
* M4A1 with M203 Grenade Launcher

#### Other Equipment

* Battering Ram
* Ballistic Shield