User manual GAMES PC POLICE QUEST 4

[. . . ] Gates after 42 years of services to the Department and the City of Los Angeles. 120 Abridged Manual of the Los Angeles Police Departmenf Abridged Manual of the Los Angeles Police Department 121 VOLUME I - POLICY OBJECTIVES LAW ENFORCEMENT OPERATIONS (CONTINUED) UNIFORMS EQUIPMENT AND PERSONAL (CONTINUED) FIELD ACTIVITIES 201. Crime Scene Supervision Follow-Up Investigation Informants Conduct of Undercover Officers Undercover Officers Posing as Members of the News Media Department Response to Impending Riot Use of Firearms Officers Surrendering Weapon Use of Department Police Dogs Vice Enforcement Narcotic Enforcement 615. Optional Uniform-Police Officers Eligible for Unrestricted Field Duty Dress Uniform-Captain and Above Air Support Division UniformPolice Officers Indoors Uniform--Police Officers Jumpsuits-Police Officers Fatigue Uniform-Police Officers Field Equipment-Police Officers Police Equipment Belt Additional Clothing-Police Officers Eligible for Unrestricted Field Duty Uniform Accessories-Police Officers Eligible for Unrestricted Field Duty Plainclothes Equipment-Police Officers Wearing of Department Decorations MANAGEMENT 110. 140. Motto of the Department Primary Objective Functional Objectives Resource Objectives CONDUCT 202. [. . . ] When worn, they shall be affixed in a horizontal line beneath the badge in the same relative position as when worn on the uniform shirt. Exception: The Medal of Valor shall be suspended by the neck sash. 637. 40 (CONTINUED) They shall be centered above the left breast pocket below the badge extending toward the wearer's left in descending order of precedence with the bottom row on the seam. (Ribbons worn on the dress coat and uniform coat shall be worn directly below the badge. ) Three ribbons shall constitute a complete row. Precedence of rows shall be top to bottom. Additional rows shall also extend toward the wearer's left in descending order of precedence. An incomplete row shall be the top row with its ribbons centered on the complete row(s) beneath. When an employee receives the same award more than once, the second and subsequent awards shall be indicated by a bronze oakleaf cluster worn on the original ribbon. A silver oakleaf cluster will be worn in lieu of five bronze clusters. Note: When Departmental ribbons are worn in conjunction with military ribbons and/or ribbons awarded by outside governmental agencies, the order of precedence is: Ribbons must also be worn in the correct o r d e r o f p r e c e d e n c e established by the awarding agency. If necessary to provide sufficient space for ribbons, the badge may be adjusted upwards a maximum distance equal to the width of two rows of ribbons. 637. 50 MEDAL OF VALOR BUTTON. Medal of Valor recipients may wear the Medal of Valor button in lieu of the medal or ribbon. PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT 637. 30 MEDALS-WHERE WORN. If only one medal is to be worn, it shall be worn on the extreme right of the top seam of the left breast pocket flap. 755. EMPLOYEE SERVICE PINS. Service Pin Awards shall be presented to employees who have completed prescribed increments of service. The Service Pin Awards shall be presented as follows: Years of Service 10 Years 15 Years 20 Years 25 Years 30 Years Multiple. * Uniform Shirt. If two or more medals are to be worn, they shall be worn on the top seam of the left breast pocket flap beginning at the extreme right of the flap and extending to the left in descending order of precedence. Presented By Employee's commanding officer. A representative of the Board of Police Commissioners 637. 40 DEPARTMENT RIBBONS. Ribbons representing authorized Department medals may be worn on the uniform in lieu of the respective medals. * United States Government awards. * Other City Department awards. When a representative of the Board of Police Commissioners or the Chief of Police presents a Service Pin the concerned Award, commanding officer, the assistant 176 Abridged Manual of the Los Angeles Police Department Abridged Manual of the Los Angeles Police Department 177 AIR SUPPORT ASSIGNMENT EMBLEMS 1 755. (CONTINUED) bureau commanding officer, and bureau commanding officer, or their designees, shall attend the presentation. by the employee's bureau commanding officer in the name of the Department at an appropriate presentation. Major 756. COMMENDATIONS. The Department will award appropriate commendations to employees and on-duty reserve officers who perform service or acts deserving official recognition. A commendation may be awarded posthumously. A minor commendatory act (e. g. , an employee's superior handling of a difficult situation, or alertness resulting in the apprehension of a suspect) may be recognized through the completion of an Incident Report, Form 1. 27, or an Employee's Report, Form 15. 7. Commendations. Outstanding performance of duty or an act involving commendatory bravery shall be recognized through a major commendation, which includes the conferring of a Departmental medal or unit citation. 756. 05 INDIVIDUAL AWARDS FOR BRAVERY. The conferring of an award for bravery shall be in recognition of a single action performed by a Department employee. Several commendatory incidents of bravery, each being worthy of an award, will not qualify the employee for a higher award. The Medal of Valor is the Department's highest award and may be awarded to officers who themselves by distinguish conspicuous bravery or heroism above and beyond the normal demands of police service. [. . . ] However, this should not be done routinely. The reporting person should be requested to make the report at the nearest law enforcement facility unless the reporting person is unable, i. e. , disabled. Exception: With the approval of the Area Juvenile Coordinator, a missing persons report may be taken telephonically when it involves a chronic juvenile runaway or extenuating circumstances are present which would create a severe 712. 10 (CONTINUED) Notwithstanding other provisions set forth in this Order, the employee entering any missing person information into NCIC shall record the NCIC nine digit entry verification number in the "NCIC # " box on the revised Form 3. 16. hardship for the parent or guardian attempting to complete the report. When the Area Juvenile Coordinator is unavailable, approval for completion of the telephonic report shall be obtained from the concerned Juvenile Coordinator's immediate supervisor. [. . . ]