The San Paro Highway Patrol

Position Openings Within the Highway Patrol


The San Paro Highway Patrol is currently looking for officers, both men and women alike, to help in patroling the streets of San Paro and to safeguard its citizens by chasing down criminals and obtaining newer and better weapons and vehicles. All positions that we have open are listed below and they will  not be granted until GamersFirst (part of K2 Networks, Inc.) has released the final release of All Points Bulletin: Reloaded. Positions are not currently available for the Closed Beta. To inquire about any position(s) listed here please Contact the Chief of Police by using the Contact Page featured here on the website and he will respond within twenty-four hours or less. Future positions include, but are not limited to:

Patrol Supervisor - POSITION FILLED

As the acting Patrol Supervisor, your duties as an officer require you to lead and command the officers that serve under your command. These include, but are not limited to - Heading clan missions (Bounties, etc.); Enforcing the Uniform and Vehicle Decal Codes;  and keeping track of all other officers - including prospective ones who are willing to join and fight for the cause. 

Requirements
  • Language: English
  • Location: The United States of America (USA)
  • Gameplay & Prior Clan Experience: Intermediate to Advanced


Duties
  • Command and Enforce codes within the Highway Patrol
  • Field all requests for entrance to the clan
  • Work alongside the Chief of Police and report whenever necessary
  • Keep track of all other officers within the Highway Patrol


District Commander - Waterfront

District Commanders are players who will represent themselves, and the Highway Patrol, in their current district. Additionally, you will be in areas where other officers cannot. 

Requirements
  • Language: English, Other (If you are dealing with a player who speaks another language, you may translate for the Patrol Supervisor)
  • Location: The United States of America (USA)
  • Gameplay & Prior Clan Experience: Intermediate - Enough to navigate yourself through the respective district


Duties
  • Command any aspects relating to the Highway Patrol within your respective district
  • Provide assistance to the Financial District Commander if necessary
  • Coordinate and host events (Upon approval from the Patrol Supervisor) 

Other Notes
  • You are NOT restricted to the Waterfront District. You may leave and join another district at your own discretion. 


District Commander - Financial

District Commanders are players who will represent themselves, and the Highway Patrol, in their current district. Additionally, you will be in areas where other officers cannot. 

Requirements
  • Language: English, Other (If you are dealing with a player who speaks another language, you may translate for the Patrol Supervisor)
  • Location: The United States of America (USA)
  • Gameplay & Prior Clan Experience: Intermediate - Enough to navigate yourself through the respective district


Duties
  • Command any aspects relating to the Highway Patrol within your respective district
  • Provide assistance to the Waterfront District Commander if necessary
  • Coordinate and host events (Upon approval from the Patrol Supervisor) 

Other Notes
  • You are NOT restricted to the Financial District. You may leave and join another district at your own discretion. 


Highway Patrol Officer

The Highway Patrol has numerous openings for Highway Patrol Officers. As an officer, you will uphold your duties to both the clan and to the City of San Paro by "Sustaining the Integrity" of the city. When you apply, and if you are a new player, you will be taken through the training process - which we have detailed here. Additionally, you will be expected to: 
  • Respect your commanding officers
  • Treat all members of the clan with respect
  • Contribute to the clan on a frequent basis

Current Positions Available: 5



Unmarked Patrol Officer

As an Unmarked Patrol Officer, you will be required to perform the same duties as a Highway Patrol Officer, however the only difference is that your vehicle should have no external graphics and no external lighting equipment. It's all about the element of surprise, here - even though they may be able to distinguish your faction based off of the unique level marking, they will not be able to anticipate your next move as easily. However, as an unmarked unit, you will need to have some sort of internal lighting equipment to help get other players out of the way:
  • Front Enforcer Lights - Those seen on the interior of the vehicle, such as mounted on the dashboard
  • Front Bull Bars - Used for extra strength when in a battle to keep your enemy's vehicle pinned


Current Positions Available: 2