Los Santos

Police Department

 

 

"Semper ad meliora - Always toward better things"

 

Our Mission

 

The Los Santos Police Department is the primary law enforcement entity in the City of Los Santos, and we are committed to excellence in law enforcement. The goal is to make the City of Los Santos community a safe and desirable place to live, work, and visit. Our mission is to partner with the community to solve problems and improve public safety, in a manner that is transparent, impartial, and consistent.

 

Our Values

 

Integrity is at the core of our values and is the willingness to do what is right even, and especially, when no one is looking. Without integrity, other values would not exist. Officers are honest, truthful, and consistent in their words and actions making the department worthy of the public's trust. Officers shall be held accountable for their actions, and are held to the highest degree of professionalism and respect.

 

Volunteer Service is the ability to give up or push aside one's personal desires, to provide for the welfare of others. Officers are responsible for serving the public, without concern for their own safety. To serve the communities of Los Santos is to satisfy the needs of the organization, and in the case of our department, is to render service to our citizens and their organizations.

 

Excellence is the last pillar of our core values. We should always be in continual pursuit of excellence. There is no place for the “we are good enough” mentality. Officers will always work on learning new skills, and refining their current skills to perfect the service we provide for our community.

Meet the Executive Team!

 

 Interim Chief of Police Chris W. 

 

 

 Deputy Chief of Police - Tanner M. 

Hello! My name is Tanner and I’m the Deputy Chief of Police. I’ve been with the department for over 2 years and have spent all of my career on the road. I was the co-supervisor of the Traffic Services Unit and still partake in traffic enforcement regularly. Currently I am assigned as the liaison and work closely with the Sheriffs Office to ensure seamless cooperation between the two agencies and the co-department subdivisions. I pride myself and the agency members in upholding the three pillars of integrity, volunteer service, and excellence in everything we do.

 

 Police Commander - Jake S. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Police Department Subdivisions

 

Detective Bureau

Chief Inspector: David R. PD-58

 

As a department managed investigations unit, our objective is simple: provide the public with the highest possible levels of safety and security. In the Detective Bureau, we pursue this goal through intensive training, and by holding our members to the highest of moral and ethical standards. Our mission is to continue the city's service through the pursuit and apprehension of complex criminal activity.

 

Traffic Services

Supervisor: Trevor S. T-05 & Xavier C. T-18
 

The Traffic Services Unit is composed of some of the most elite officers Los Santos Police Department has to offer. Traffic Services Officers focus on traffic throughout the city to combat traffic collisions, drunk drivers, and reckless drivers. Our goal as a Traffic Services Unit is to keep everyone safe on the roadways and make sure everyone goes home at the end of the day. We use specialized equipment to detect general traffic dangers that occur on public roads. We focus on areas of high traffic and high incident rates. 

 

Transit Police

Commissioners: Paul B. TR-15 & Rylan W. TR-07

 

The Transit Police's Mission is to ensure the utmost security, integrity, and safety of all transit systems and ports in San Andreas. We keep the region moving and striving in our work while ensuring environmental protection all in one place. The main principles we go by are integrity, diversity, and inclusion. With these priorities and standard operating procedures as our primary foundation, the division has committed itself to our mission; to keep the state of San Andreas thriving and moving.

Joint Agency Subdivisions

Subdivisions in this category are managed by representatives from the Los Santos Police Department and the Sheriffs Office. In order to apply for these subdivisions, one must be an active member of a recognized Law Enforcement Agency.

 

Air Support Unit (ASU)

Commanders: Casey A. SO-52 & Paul B. PD-15

 

The Air Support Unit supports both LEO agencies and others with day-to-day operations. This is done by providing aerial coverage to the patrol section of Law Enforcement Agencies, aiding them in their calls for service. Officers who are part of the Air Support Unit are highly skilled and trained in flight operations and go through the unit's rigorous helicopter and fixed-wing flight training school to earn their wings.

 

Canine Task Force (CTF)

Commanders: Joey M. SO-65 & Nathan K. PD-11

 

The Canine Task Force is dedicated to assisting the LSPD's officers, the BCSO deputies, and the citizens they protect through the use of highly trained canines. The task force strives for exceptionalism from both its dogs and law enforcement officers/deputies. With a variety of different specializations that are accompanied by different training and field based exercises. The base training for the Canine Task Force trains the dog and handler on the ability to find individuals and apprehend them, sense narcotics, and sniff out weapons and/or explosive ordinance. May it be tracking criminals or discovering remains, all handlers and their canine companions are skillfully trained in their expertise.

 

Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT)

Commander: Blaiz M. SO-15E

 

The SWAT team is an elite unit within the State of San Andreas that is a collaboration among both LEO Departments, focusing on the safe, swift, and efficient execution of missions to provide on duty Law Enforcement officers with tactical assistance in stressful and dangerous circumstances. SWAT's mission is to provide premier tactical planning, execution, and operational capabilities in an effort to be recognized as the most comprehensive, professional, and effective tactical enforcement entity in the state.