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Indiana State Police Information Guide
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【Join Requirements】
-Be a Resident or higher for the State of Indiana
-Complete one tier in POST(Peace Officer Standards and Training)
-Have a Clean record at the time of employment and throughout
-Speak fluent in the English language
-Must download discord and have a working mic
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【Process】
Send an application to the Superintendent!
https://forum.roblox.com/Forum/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=205126094
Once you are accepted into ISP as a Recruit, you must then go through 1 tier of POST and go on three ride-alongs all on different days.
Once you do the above, buy the uniform and you are able to begin your work as a Probationary Trooper.
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【Chain of Command】
Superintendent: Runs the whole Indiana State Police Department. The Superintendent oversees all admininstrative action by their command staff, and is the last line of administrative power.
Colonel: Runs and manages the Indiana State Police. The Colonel can oversee all activities and events that happen with the ISP, and is the second to last line of administrative power.
Lieutenant Colonel: Helps the Colonel with management of Indiana State Police. The Lieutenant Colonel is responsible for managing and supervising all officers, as well as High Command and supervisors.
Major: Majors are responsible for helping to manage the force, but are considered further superior to Captains. Majors have administrative powers within the group, and more privileges than Captains. Majors do not need to send patrol logs, and are to file their own reports on the trello board.
Captain: Beginning of the High Command/administrative ranks. Captains are responsible for overlooking force, as well as helping to manage it. Captains will also look over the Supervisors and see that they are doing their job correctly. Captains do not need to send patrol logs, and are to file their own reports on the trello board.
Lieutenant: Lieutenants are in charge and will have their own Sergeants. They are to oversee the Sergeants and their divisions and make sure everything is being run correctly. Lieutenants do not need to send patrol logs and are permitted to file their own discharge reports on the trello board.
Sergeant Major: Sergeant Major is in charge of all ranks below them, They are to oversee all activities below their rank. Sergeant Majors are permitted to file their own discharge reports on the trello board, but still have to send their patrol logs to their assigned Lieutenant.
First Sergeant: First Sergeant supervises all ranks below them and oversees the Corporals and Troopers. Sergeants are permitted to file their own discharge reports on the trello board, but still have to send their patrol logs to their assigned Lieutenant.
Sergeant: Sergeants are supervisors and oversee Corporals and Troopers. Sergeants are permitted to file their own discharge reports on the trello board, but still have to send their patrol logs to their assigned Lieutenant.
Corporal: Senior Troopers, Corporals are not considered supervisors, but are superior to Troopers and are to be treated accordingly. Corporals are required to send their discharge reports and patrol logs to their assigned Sergeant.
Trooper: Troopers are regular officers - they are permitted to drive standard patrol vehicles and use standard tools. No special responsibilities. Troopers are required to send their discharge reports and patrol logs to their assigned Sergeant.
Probationary Trooper: Probationary Troopers are not allowed to drive alone but with a partner who is a trooper and above, They are allowed to use all tools. They are to send their discharge reports and patrol logs to their assigned Sergeant.
Recruit: The base of the State Patrol, They are not allowed to drive any vehicle, they are only allowed to be on a ride-along with a trooper and above. They are not allowed to use any tools.
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【Definitions】
While these will be taught in the POST academy, you must know these before becoming a Probationary Trooper.
• Arrest
An arrest occurs when a citizen is taken into custody by a law enforcement officer's significant restraining of the citizen's freedom to leave. An arrest must be based upon probable cause to believe that a crime has occurred, and that the citizen committed it. if the citizen is issued a summons, is is considered to be a "non-custodial" arrest. If the citizen is taken to jail, it is considered to be "custodial" arrest.
• Contact
A "contact" is a consensual encounter between a law enforcement officer and a citizen. It is only consensual if there is no show of force, assertion of authority, or interference with the citizens ability to leave.
• Probable Cause
Probable cause to believe that a certain situation exists requires more facts and more certainty than "reasonable suspicion."
• Reasonable Suspicion
Reasonable suspicion is a "particularized and objective basis for suspecting that a citizen is involved in criminal activity." A law enforcement officer must be able to articulate facts that indicate a reasonable suspicion of involvement in criminal activity.
• Stop
A stop is a limited detention for the purposes of obtaining a person's name and address, identification (if available), and an explanation of the persons actions. A stop must be supported with reasonable suspicion of criminal activity.
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【Uniform Conduct】
• All Troopers are required to be in uniform while on duty and patrolling. Failure to abide by this rule will result in disciplinary action.
• You may not copy or reproduce this uniform in any way, shape or form.
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【Miranda Rights】
• Miranda Rights
You have the right to remain silent.
Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law
You have the right to an attorney
If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be provided for you
You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements
• Miranda Waiver
Do you understand these rights as they have been read to you?
Having these rights in mind, do you wish to speak to us?
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【Punishment】
If a Trooper fail's to do his or her job that Trooper will be punished. This can be inactivity related or patrol related. All of these reports should be sent to the Sheriff or Overseer.
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【Signature】
-FrankValor |