Rockfield's Crisis Response Team Information 2017
All content provided with this forum must be followed by all Crisis Response Team Agents.
The following information can be changed at any point in time and will be taught precisely at training by the Division Head.
【Unit Responsibility】
The primary responsibilities of # Crisis Response Team Agent is to respond to emergencies that involve # Government Official, Government property, or a mass city terror attack on the general public in which case the situation would receive a multi-agency response from State Patrol and Rockfield’s National Guard. This unit shall always stay in a team of three or more and work collaboratively in ensuring possible attacks on Government Officials or terror attacks are prevented to the best of ability or any concurrent attacks are ended efficiently and quickly.
【Unit Rules & Guidelines】
The CRT Commander is in charge of all Crisis Response operations and should consult with the Director and above before instating any major changes,
All Crisis Response Team Agents are only allowed to respond to a state crisis that is requiring immediate government intervention. The Crisis Response Team will prioritize it’s response to terror attacks or specific attacks on Government Officials or Government buildings.
All Crisis Response Team Agents will primarily operate separately from Federal Protective Service Officers unless the Capitol or any other Government building is on lockdown.
All Crisis Response Team Agents are required to respect and work effectively with other agencies while responding to a call.
All Crisis Response Team Agents are required to respond in squads and never respond solo. A squad shall consist of two to three agents per vehicle all while traveling in a convoy to the requested destination.
All Crisis Response Team Agents are allowed to make traffic stops on highly dangerous suspects that are suspected of planning an attack on a Government Official or Government building.
Signed, Secretary Agentozzer
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