[GOV] LCPD - Liberty City Police Department

[Norrage]

Introducing: LCPD Senior Officer Brian Gale

I am Brian Gale and I come from Iasi, Romania. Country might not ring many bells to many people but it is a nice place now that I think of it. Grew up mostly at my grandparents' place since my parents were always busy hence I've gotten used to keeping distance between me and other people, often being rude towards them with no provocation in that sense. As I spent time with my grandparents I kept seeing lots of police work on the TV and I got pretty hyped about it. As with any kid, it only lasted for a little time, quite quickly moving my attention towards some other stuff. However, this has helped me when I finished school and was faced with the need to find a place to work. Finding myself in the impossibility to find something that would satisfy me I've turned my attention towards the law, enforcing it mainly.

At the age of 20 I've applied and entered the Police Academy in my town and it really felt like it was my thing. Advanced through the ranks over the course of an year, reaching the point where I could become the local chief of police, but refusing it due to other, personal, issues. Shortly after that, one of my family members was in need of an important surgery which could only be performed in the U.S. Not willing to ignore this fact, I took a break from my job and traveled to the U.S, specifically Liberty City to take care of my relative. Couple weeks later, we managed to get the surgery done, however the doctor didn't seem to be convinced of the result of the operation. Unfortunately his reasons to doubt came out to be the cause of my relative's death.

During my stay in Liberty City I've made some friends and I've decided to stay there and not go home where I felt it would be too hard to return to without my relative. Little did I know that these so-called friends were operating outside the law, partaking in all sorts of trafficking. They decided to profit from my sorrow and they've convinced me to join them. Spent some time with them until something which I still cannot explain knocked me back into my mind; I had to go back to the right side of the law. And so I did. Started to slowly cut contact with the said group and got back on the right path in order to be eligible for an application in the department of Liberty. Managed to pass the academy of this department as well and continued my life within it. Three years have passed with no major change and me still being part of the department. The department has changed, however. Many of my friends I've made during my first days are gone. Many have been replaced with new members, others haven't.

Today I am being a Senior Officer and a member of the sub-division entitled T.R.U. Things are good. Great even. I get to eat as many donuts as I want with my partners while looking in the criminals' eyes and laugh as they get cuffed. I do this everyday because the more criminals you get, the more donuts you can eat. Basically I am driven by donuts (don't tell the chief, please).

I like sleeping. A lot. Of course, only outside schedule times. But I usually sleep on my free time. Keeps me fresh for the next day, you know. However, when I happen to prefer doing something else I usually go out for long drives on my own, listening to music and taking my mind off any and every problem. 'Cuz screw it.

See you around, law abiding citizens. The rest I'll see you on your visiting hours.

Brian Gale
LCPD Senior Officer

[Norrage]

GENERAL INFORMATION

The year 2017 is ending and with that comes the LCPD ceremony. The LCPD is helding a ceremony, consisting of speeches, promotions, goals and awards to those who are a member of the department. It has become a yearly tradition together with other ARPD departments. This ceremony will be about the following:

• Opening (5 min)
• Speech by Chief Anthony Washington (2,5 min)
• Speech by Deputy Chief Jack Parker (2,5 min)
• Speech by Captain Steven Seagal (2,5 min)
• Goals for 2018 (5 min)
• Promotions (10-15 min)
• Awards (10-15 min)

INVITED PEOPLE

All Argonath civilians are able to attend the ceremony. A watching spot has been arranged for you. We would also like to invite our ARPD Commissioners and friends from other ARPD departments, such as the SAPD, VCPD and FBI.


CEREMONY LOCATION & DATE

Address: Ruby St, Varsity Heights, Algonquin, Liberty City
Time: 5th of January, 2018. 13:00 CET (/time)

ROUTE DESCRIPTION

Public Transport (via Train)
Metrostation 'Quartz West'. Exit the Metrostation and go right on Ivy Drive South. The building is on the right hand side.

Public Transport (via Bus / Cab)
Arrange with the cab or bus driver to stop at Ruby St, Varsity Heights, Liberty City.

Own transport
From Broker:
Take the Algonquin Bridge towards Algonquin. Pass through Star Junction and take a right on Galveston Ave. The building will be on the left at Ruby St.

From Dukes:
Take the East Borough Bridge towards Charge Island, and pass onto Algonquin. When exitting the bridge go straight on Ruby St. You will see Middle Park straight ahead. Take a right on Columbus Ave. Follow the edge of the park and take a left on Topaz St. Take the second left and pass onto Galveston Ave. You will see the building on the right hand side.

From Bohan:
Enter the Northwood Heights Bridge and pass onto Frankfort Ave. Take a right on Ruby St. You will see the location dead ahead.

From Alderney:

• Hickey Bridge: Pass onto the Hickey Bridge and take the first right onto Galveston Ave. You will see the locatio on the right hand side.

• Booth Tunnel: After exiting the tunnel and arriving in Algonquin, take the first left on Frankfort Avenue. Follow this road and take a left on Ruby St. The location will be dead ahead.

The LCPD Command Staff wishes you a pleasant and safe new year and would like to see you on the 5th of January!



RESPONSE ADDRESS:

Anthony Washington
Head PR & Chief of Police, Liberty City Police Department

Jack Parker
Deputy Chief of Police, Liberty City Police Department

Steven Seagal
Courts Representative & Captain, Liberty City Police Department

120 Lower Easton
Algonquin
Liberty City
10128

[Kowalski.]

Sender:
The 5/10 Motor Club
Liberty City.

Dated, December 30, 2017

Recipient(s):
The Liberty City Police Dept.
Chief Anthony Washington
Deputy Chief Jack Parker
Captain Steven Seagal




Good day, LCPD Command.

The 5/10 Motor Club would like to send their congratulations to you, for the great achievements made this year and we are looking forward to possibly attending your event, and to clarify that we support you in making LC a safe place, which is why The 5/10 Motor Club will be restricted to special tracks, where nobody goes, as well as the airport's runway.

Thank you.

The 5/10 Motor Club.
Signed,
S. McQueen
5/10 Motor Club V8

[Norrage]

RESPONSE ADDRESS:

Anthony Washington
Head PR & Chief of Police, Liberty City Police Department

Hernandez
TRU Operative & TRU PR. National Office of Security Enforcement

120 Lower Easton
Algonquin
Liberty City
10128

[Norrage]

RESPONSE ADDRESS:

Anthony Washington
Head PR & Chief of Police, Liberty City Police Department

120 Lower Easton
Algonquin
Liberty City
10128

[Norrage]

Introducing: LCPD Officer Humpty Dumpty

First, my name is Humpty Dumpty from Palestine, and I grew up there. I was living with my big brother. We used to fight together. We used to deal with the gangs in the past to eat because we were poor, but then we went to the casino and saw a policeman there and asked me who I was and what your business was. So I told him the story and he understood me and offered to let go of these things and served the people and from then on I started to fight. Criminals and state protection. And then

I started to think... Now I realized the police officer who gave me the advice and I wanted to join the police and I was happy with what happened and from here I started my life with the police on 6/8/2015 and began to work with all the spirit of the team and I began to feel that there are many things have changed in my personality. My hobbies were to catch the criminals and fight the Corsets. A few months later I got promoted to the next mission i must do it. I was happy with this work
 
A few days later, someone called me and told me about my brother. I was very sad. I started to chase the criminals who killed my brother and continued to chase them until I was able to imprison them. And also the Chief and Captain helped me to catch them and we success and I will still proud about my work in LCPD.

Humpty Dumpty
LCPD Officer

[Norrage]

GENERAL INFORMATION

The year 2017 is ending and with that comes the LCPD ceremony. The LCPD is helding a ceremony, consisting of speeches, promotions, goals and awards to those who are a member of the department. It has become a yearly tradition together with other ARPD departments. This ceremony will be about the following:

• Opening (5 min)
• Speech by Chief Anthony Washington (2,5 min)
• Speech by Deputy Chief Jack Parker (2,5 min)
• Speech by Captain Steven Seagal (2,5 min)
• Goals for 2018 (5 min)
• Promotions (10-15 min)
• Awards (10-15 min)

INVITED PEOPLE

All Argonath civilians are able to attend the ceremony. A watching spot has been arranged for you. We would also like to invite our ARPD Commissioners and friends from other ARPD departments, such as the SAPD, VCPD and FBI.


CEREMONY LOCATION & DATE

Address: Ruby St, Varsity Heights, Algonquin, Liberty City
Time: 6th of January, 2018. 13:00 CET (/time)

ROUTE DESCRIPTION

Public Transport (via Train)
Metrostation 'Quartz West'. Exit the Metrostation and go right on Ivy Drive South. The building is on the right hand side.

Public Transport (via Bus / Cab)
Arrange with the cab or bus driver to stop at Ruby St, Varsity Heights, Liberty City.

Own transport
From Broker:
Take the Algonquin Bridge towards Algonquin. Pass through Star Junction and take a right on Galveston Ave. The building will be on the left at Ruby St.

From Dukes:
Take the East Borough Bridge towards Charge Island, and pass onto Algonquin. When exitting the bridge go straight on Ruby St. You will see Middle Park straight ahead. Take a right on Columbus Ave. Follow the edge of the park and take a left on Topaz St. Take the second left and pass onto Galveston Ave. You will see the building on the right hand side.

From Bohan:
Enter the Northwood Heights Bridge and pass onto Frankfort Ave. Take a right on Ruby St. You will see the location dead ahead.

From Alderney:

• Hickey Bridge: Pass onto the Hickey Bridge and take the first right onto Galveston Ave. You will see the locatio on the right hand side.

• Booth Tunnel: After exiting the tunnel and arriving in Algonquin, take the first left on Frankfort Avenue. Follow this road and take a left on Ruby St. The location will be dead ahead.

The LCPD Command Staff wishes you a pleasant and safe new year and would like to see you on the 5th of January!



RESPONSE ADDRESS:

Anthony Washington
Head PR & Chief of Police, Liberty City Police Department

Jack Parker
Deputy Chief of Police, Liberty City Police Department

Steven Seagal
Courts Representative & Captain, Liberty City Police Department

120 Lower Easton
Algonquin
Liberty City
10128

The location of the ceremony has been moved from Friday the 5th to Saturday the 6th, 13:00.

We would love to see you at our ceremony!

[Norrage]

RESPONSE ADDRESS:

Anthony Washington
Head PR & Chief of Police, Liberty City Police Department

120 Lower Easton
Algonquin
Liberty City
10128

[Brian]

Was a wonderful ceremony, enjoyed my time there and it was well organized.

[Hype]

Enjoyed my stay, congratulations to everyone who received promotions and medals!

[JackDockz]

A well organized ceremony. I wish the LCPD is better and stronger next year

[AnoneteX]

Had a great time. Well done and congratulations to the awarded ones!

[HemanthTG]

Enjoyed a lot at the Ceremony. Congratulations to the officers who got promotions!

[Hernandez]

TRU is glad to take part in the ceremony. Frankly It was wonderful and spectacular one, everything was well prepared and organized, therefore I congratulate my fellow officers and partners for their promotions and awards, hopefully, 2018 is going to be, better, safer and funnier for all of us.

[Endri]

It was nice ceremony, i enjoied it. Also it was good organized, congratulations to officers who got promoted!