CIDs deals with investigations into serious crimes. These count as robberies, burglaries, sexual offences, fraud, serious assaults and murders. CID officer sometimes assist uniformed officers in investigating the less serious crimes, such as theft. The CID has the same rank structure as the uniformed branch. Officers are known as detective constable, detective sergeants and so on.

CID officers do not work the shift system and they are often required to work long and irregular hours. A major inquiry can demand of CID officers working every hour of the day. The work is often slow and requires great patience as well as good memory and attention to detail. The pay structure is identical to that of the uniformed police, with an additional plain-clothes allowance.

CID requires certain qualities and commitment and officers will need to show an aptitude for this kind of work. To aid selection a constable can request a temporary attachment to a particular squad. If they show particular ability in this work, then his/her senior officers would put them forward for consideration by an interview board.

CID is a support division within PoliceMP, we help out Primary divisions which require the support on the server. CID has a growth mindset when it comes to events on PoliceMP, we find outcomes that can lead us to more outcomes for an investigation. CID includes paperwork due to the investigations that situation could bring out, the investigations could lead to money laundry to murder investigations, we hold a great team of detectives to figure out who was involved and how did it come to where it is that present day. CID can be a little stressful when doing paperwork for an ongoing investigation but we work together to get the job done and correct information to close that investigation.

CID Entry requirements:

• You must be ranked Police Constable (PC) or higher
• You must have passed ERT probation
• You must have a minimum of 20 hours of in-game playtime.
• Have a creative and investigative mindset. Imagination will improve the quality of your scenes and enhance roleplay.
• Be a self-starter You must follow your own initiative when investigating cases.
• Have great communication skills and professionalism. You will be interacting with many officers on the scenes you attend.

SCD

SCD are a team of CID Detectives that are specially trained to stop and prevent crime. They have a new campaign / focus each month and throughout that month they will target criminals within that focus.

SCD work responsively and are always on high alert for a call of interest. The Flying Squad race to the scene to catch any suspects or gain vital evidence as fast as possible. Using the unmarked ability, the Flying Squad will be almost unnoticeable to criminals and will often catch suspects while still at the scene of the crime.

What can you get up to in SCD (The Flying Squad)?

• Perform sting operations on suspects after satisfactory intel has been gathered in order to prevent crime and gather evidence
• Perform a range of tactics on vehicles; such as a stationary box onto a suspects vehicle containing no occupants. this will prevent the suspect using any vehicle as their escape method

SCD Entry requirements

• Passed CID probation
• Dedicated to the division and case work
• There are no direct applications into SCD; but with great work and standards within CID, could find your scouted for a position within SCD

UCO

The role of a UCO detective is to be used at any time to perform in specialist operations, they will be used on pre-planned operations and are an extremely useful asset to have available to go undercover. They can perform un-noticed covert surveillance on individuals or groups, perform undercover sting operations and work with local or supporting units to collect evidence and bring suspects into custody.

Types of covert tasking UCO utilise:

• Partaking in undercover sting operations with SCD
• Performing covert surveillance and gathering sufficient intel for operations to prevent and distrupt crime
• Meet and work along side CHIS members
• Assist other CID Detectives with casework or operational planning to bring criminals to justice
  

UCO Entry Requirements:

• Passed CID Probation
• Show high standards within the division
• Be actively involved with CID paperwork and operations
• There are no direct applications into UCO; but with great work and standards within CID, could find your scouted for a position within UCO team.