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!colspan="6"style="color:white; background-color:#5766B0; | Supply Specialist.
"I'm not a packrat, I'm prepared".
!colspan="6" | Department:
Marshals
!colspan="6" | Access:
Security, Brig, Warden's Office, Maintenance, EVA
!colspan="6" |Supervisors:
Warrant Officer
!colspan="6" |Difficulty:
Bureaucratically Hard
|} </div>

The '''supply specialist''' is a member of the marshal staff and is responsible for the armory and supplying both the marshals and blackshield.

==Watch Hound==
Half of your job is to look after the armory; make sure its stocked with extra supplies at all times. The other job is outfitting your fellow co-workers with weapons, armor, and ammunition of their reasonable request. When not passing out gear a supply specialist should be ordering or getting new supplies.

If you have no pressing matters at hand, you should be coordinating with your fellow officers over your radio channel, checking cameras when people call for help, and updating arrest records. Your fellow officers will appreciate your help in sending them where they can make a difference. You should also do a roll call every so often, to make sure that all your officers are still alive and well. You have the opportunity to make marshals run like a well-oiled machine.

Also make sure you keep track of what's in the armory. You start a list of all the equipment currently in the armory and make sure to note down what equipment is loaned out and to who. Keeping track will better allow you to retrieve your equipment when its no longer needed and to discover who is responsible when equipment goes missing.

Remember to follow [[Guide_to_Security#Standard_Procedure|standard security procedures.]]

== Things to Know ==
As a supply specialist, you have full control over the entirety of the armory. Other than that, you are on the same level as [[Ranger|everyone else]] [[Officer|in Security]]. You report to the [[Warrant Officer]] just like every other officer.

Have an advanced knowledge of [[Laws|the law]]. There aren't many people who want to be brigged for no reason, and ''nobody'' wants to be held until transfer without due cause. If necessary, you might even need to release a prisoner for being held unlawfully. Since you are less busy than a standard officer expect to be asked to update records or look over a prisoner after they've been sentenced, which while optional, go a long way for your fellow officers if you volunteer for it.

===Equipment===
To help your supplying ways, grab a pair of cuffs (for prisoner transportation) that are in a box in the armory, and a stun baton. You already have a taser and a pair of sunglasses. Several portable flashers are in the armoury. These CAN and will be useful in securing the armory during attacks. Make sure no one gets your ID, and you know who the [[Warrant Officer]] is, as you need to defend your equipment from would-be thieves. Nobody other than yourself, the Warrant Officer, and the blackshield commander are allowed into the armory; walking into the armory without authorization is considered trespassing.

===Don't Sit Around===
Sitting at your desk is alright, but you should make sure to scan the cell blocks every once in a while to make sure no one is hurt in the cells, or there are any areas of break in. One of your jobs is to protect all of security from people busting in, or out. A quick sweep every few minutes should be fine, being a supply specialist is a mostly relaxing job, just make sure to stun anyone who is behaving suspiciously in security and hold them till the warrant officer comes. Remember, talk first, disarm second, kill if that's your only option (it never is).

If you are going to sit around, it may be worthwhile to update the security records for any prisoners. Seriously. Update the security records.

Do remember that you can say custom sentences in encoded speech by ending your sentence with an @. For example, ''My ass hurts from sitting on this stupid fucking chair all shift@'' would appear in game as encoded speech.

==How to be a Weapons Dealer==
One thing a supply specialist may do is sell weaponry from the armory to colonists, provided they can legally carry and use said weapon. Equipment given to marshal and blackshield members is done so free of charge and on a loan basis as they don't get to keep them unless they purchase it. For regular crew, you may only loan weapons during code red or delta, otherwise, you can sell a colonist a weapon at prices you determine. Attached to the armory is a small shop where you can give equipment out to your fellow security members and sell firearms to crew, inside the shop are display cases filled with various pistols, holsters, and ammunition. The money earned from this venture should be used to buy more weapons and armor for the armory.

In practice, a supply specialist should sell a few pistols to buy more powerful or interesting rifles from cargo, research, or the prospectors. Additionally, selling weaponry and ammo to the colonists allows them to protect themselves if they leave the colonies safety. But you shouldn't let being an arms dealer distract you from your primary duties. You also have the right to refuse to sell to anyone for any reason, be it prior crimes or convictions. Be sure to always check someones records prior to handing over any powerful guns or munitions. You should also remind anyone who purchases a rifle who is not allowed to openly carry one to return it to a personal locker immediately as carrying it is considered contraband while within the colony walls.
 

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Ranger

2023-03-06T21:33:40Z

Yanniert: /* The Lone Ranger */

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!colspan="6"style="color:white; background-color:#5766B0; | Ranger
"I'm a chain smoking loose cannon...".
!colspan="6" | Department:
Marshals
!colspan="6" | Access:
Security, Detective's Office, Maintenance
!colspan="6" |Supervisors:
Warrant Officer
!colspan="6" |Difficulty:
Hard
|} </div>

The Ranger's job is to investigate the remains of any crime, identify the perpetrator, and then arrest them usually with the back up of [[Officer]]s or [[Trooper]]s.

==The Lone Ranger==
'''You are not a standard officer, you're a forensics expert and investigator primarily and should focus on that.''' You shouldn't be wasting your time over arresting a [[Colonist]] for petty vandalism or other minor crimes. Medium and severe crimes are the only times you should be bothered with making arrests, you should also get assistance from regular officers when doing so.

See [[Guide_to_Security#Standard_Procedure|standard security procedures]] for more about evidence collecting.

As a Ranger, your primary duty is to go to crime scenes and find out who committed them. You do this with your forensic scanner and with the help of Medical autopsies.

Your forensic scanner is located in your backpack. Go to the crime scene, then scan all the surfaces - you should also scan (and collect using evidence bags) any evidence you see, as well as the bodies of any dead victims. Send the body off the medical for an autopsy and have the results sent to you. This should help identify the cause of death and the murder weapon.

'''Remember to ALWAYS, ALWAYS, ALWAYS wear your gloves, or you will record your own prints when you are handling fingerprint cards. This will at best slow identification down, and at worst get you thrown into the brig for the very crime you were investigating and/or being incompetent.'''

Now, head back to your office. Put your Scanner into the 'High-Res Forensic Scanning Computer'. This will consolidate any partial prints and match them in a single dossier file. It will also show the identity of any fibers on the evidence you scanned.

From this point you may have one of three things on the dossier. An incomplete print, a partial print or a full print. If you have a partial or full print, grab the largest string you can get and search the records for a match.

If you have no prints, try to work on fibers. Some departments have unique clothing, but often criminals will use this to try and fool you. Fibers aren't fool-proof, but they can give you good leads. Remember that latex gloves still leave material and also have a chance of leaving fingerprints.

If you have multiple hits, you're going to have to do some more investigating and possibly some interviews.

If you get a single hit, you've got your guy. Make sure to set him to arrest and bring him in for questioning.

Make sure you write down what crimes they actually committed in the appropriate boxes, and that you tell the rest of security over the radio (:s) about the need for arrest, otherwise nothing will get done.

Do remember that you can say custom sentences in encoded speech by ending your sentence with an @. For example, ''We got this guy's prints all over the scene, arrest him before he runs@'' would appear in game as encoded speech.

== Proper Proceedings ==
Have your printed dossiers with you or on file at all times - these dossiers act as the evidence against the criminal. They are important evidence when dealing with a tribunal.

Technically, the above represents the entirety of the Ranger's job. Despite this, you will rarely be called upon to investigate a crime, since the victim is usually able to cry out for help and the perpetrator is quickly identified. Luckily, there are some other things that the Ranger can do instead:

* Patrol for any crimes, and call other security to the scene. Then you can do the forensics.
* Be a general assistant to the marshals.
* Use the camera terminal in your office to scan the station. Look around for any crimes, then report it over the Security channel or head over there yourself. It's probably not a good idea to announce it over the general radio, or the criminal in question will usually realize that you're onto them and get away.
* Update the security records. This is meant to be done by officers, but you'll be hard pressed to see them actually doing that.
* Unlike other officers you can freely come and go from the colony. If you want to scout out the surroundings or check for illicit activities outside you can.

==Equipment==
Here is a list of stuff that the Ranger either spawns with, or is in his office:

* Cigarettes and Zippo lighter - Not actually necessary.
* A coat and hat - Not only do these make you look cool, but they act as armor.
* The forensics gloves - As stated above, NEVER take these off if you are planning on being an actual detective and doing your damn job, or you will get your own prints on the fingerprint cards and mess up the evidence. Unique so that you don't get framed by fibers either.
* A security radio headset - This gives you access to the security channel so you can tell the officers to arrest insert-criminal-name-here.
* Your forensics scanner - Found in your backpack. Use this to scan for fingerprints and blood. Load it into your High-Res scanner to retrieve data.
* A .50 revolver.
* Spare ammo for the revolver - You may want to put these in your box. Make more at the autolathes if you run out.
* A tape recorder - For documenting interviews with suspects. Remember, it can record anything said around you from you hand, suit storage, or pockets, holding up to 3 hours of conversations! Pretty cool, huh?
* A hand labeler - For labeling evidence.
* A camera - This is supposed to be for taking pictures of evidence, but it's obsolete in the face of the forensics scanner.
* A pair of sunglasses, for looking shady and protecting your eyes from bright lights.

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Officer

2023-03-06T21:32:48Z

Yanniert: /* Keeping the Peace */

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!colspan="6"style="color:white; background-color:#5766B0; | Officer
"You're under arrest!".
!colspan="6" | Department:
Marshals
!colspan="6" | Access:
Security, EVA, Maintenance
!colspan="6" |Supervisors:
Warrant Officer
!colspan="6" |Difficulty:
Hard
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'''Officers''' are the main force behind the marshals on the station. They are responsible for dealing with security complaints and arresting those who break the [[Laws|law]].

==Know Your Place==
* This colony is not a democracy. You take orders from the [[Warrant Officer]], who takes his orders from the Council, who takes their orders from their respective faction owners. Follow the orders you are provided, and try to not ask too many questions.
* You are effectively the police. The factions have agreed upon a set of laws that they are all beholden to. [[Laws|The law]] is harsh. You are individuals working for the Nadezdha Marshals. You aren't highly trained super-soldiers, but you also aren't mall-cops with slightly bigger guns. Obey the hierarchy and watch everyone with <s>utter suspicion</s> careful eyes.
* Your essential job function is to prevent the colony from falling apart in chaos. If possible.
* Remember to follow [[Guide_to_Security#Standard_Procedure|standard security procedures]] and [[Standard Operating Procedure]].

==Keeping the Peace==
You are the sole guardian between the ideals of justice and the [[Jobs|employees]] that each company has chosen to advance its interests.

Oftentimes, you will be informed over your radio that there is a problem in a certain area. If you are nearby, inform the rest of security over your headset using the private channel (:s) that you are on your way. If you are not nearby, head to the security office and change the records to set the suspects to arrest. The [[Roboticist#Securitrons|robots]] or [[Cyborg]]s will hopefully detain the suspects, but someone will still have to fetch them. Then return to your patrol.

Have your stun baton put away in your security belt. This will ensure that you are armed if things go sour, but that you are not being threatening and there is no possibility of your weapon being easily stolen. If you notice a crime obviously taking place when you arrive on the scene, stun the suspects, handcuff them, and hold them so they can't escape. If the area is now safe, begin questioning them. If the area is not safe, question them in the brig. If there is blood or fingerprint evidence, call a [[Ranger]] to the scene. Once the truth comes out, charge the perpetrators, thank the witnesses, and inform security over your private channel (again, :s) of the situation and charges. If you do not do so, other officers or the WO will release your prisoners thinking they've been unlawfully detained.

This is an ideal situation, however. Usually, you'll just happen across crime. Follow the procedure as best as you can from there. Restrain and detain only as needed. Becoming stun happy is the first step to becoming a bad officer and encouraging the colony crewmen to get you demoted.

If things become violent or you are outmatched, immediately call for backup as efficiently as possible. "<Such and such> the <job title> is <crime committed> at <the location>", is hard to spit out while under attack. Try a shorter format, such as "JANITOR MAIN HALLWAY ATTACKING ME HELP". There will be time for clarification when you are out of harm's way. The key to good security work is keeping the other security forces informed.

Do remember that you can say custom sentences in encoded speech by ending your sentence with an @. For example, ''Go stand in the doorway so he doesn't run out@'' would appear in game as encoded speech.

== The Brig ==
For more detailed instructions, see [[Guide_to_Security#Standard_Procedure|Standard Security Procedures]]. For a summary read below.

As the arresting officer, you have certain responsibilities. As always, following the protocol will keep you safe, the station secure, and the criminals in line. Follow it closely.

1. While the prisoner is still handcuffed, search them. Repeat offenders or those charged with extremely serious crimes should be stripped and redressed in the prison orange. Inform the prisoner and the other security personnel what is happening, and what the prisoner's charges are. Evidence goes in the evidence lockers, hazardous chemicals should be stored to later be disposed of, and all other materials go in the brig locker with the prisoner. The headset should only be taken if the prisoner is using it to incite rebellion, harassing other crew members, or as an additional punishment for repeat offenses.

2. Set the time and then once the doors have locked, remove the prisoner's handcuffs. The doors will not close and lock if a time has not been set in. [[Laws|Consult the law books for proper sentencing.]] If the prisoner makes to escape, flash them with the brig's flash controls. They will even reach to just outside the cell doors. Remember that escape attempts are an additional crime under standard law. Do '''NOT''' leave the prisoner handcuffed in his cell, unless you have very good reason to believe they are dangerous.
3. Never open the cell door when the prisoner is standing right on the other side. Require them to step back to the bed. This will allow you a moment to react if they attack or attempt to escape. Even trustworthy prisoners may turn at any second. When in doubt, flash the cell.
4. You or another officer must be there when the prisoner's time is up to return their gear and escort them out of the brig. Failure to do this may, in some cases, result in your dismissal.

== Marshal HQ ==
This is where you do your set up at. Also, you can arrest people with Beepsky (or any [[Roboticist|securitron]]) here, but '''do not delete security records!'''. If people ask nicely for your equipment just tell them to ask the [[Supply Specialist]] instead. Passing out gear to civilians leads to dangerous situations at worst, arrests and misunderstandings at best.

The first step when you arrive in your position is to find an unused marshal locker in the main office. If it has all been claimed, ask the Supply Specialist for additional resources.

===Equipment===
This job is one of the few jobs that will also gain access to guns as a standard required load out. You're expected and encouraged to wear your standard armor, be it just the chest piece and optionally a helmet.

'''Stun Gloves''' - Your weapon of choice. It <s>deals HALLOSS damage, similar to tasers</s> knocks them down for long enough to handcuff them. Use the help intent to avoid dealing brute damage to the target.

'''Energy Guns/Tasers''' - Place the taser in your backpack. Replace your gloves with this in case you need the extra range and the [[AI]]/[[Warrant Officer]]/[[Supply Specialist]] refuses to open the armory for better equipment. It is also good to use against runners or those equipped with a gun themselves. Use your best judgement.

'''Flashes''' - A good backup if your stun baton runs out of charge or you need to keep a criminal subdued. Robotics may also want these. It's usually a courtesy to give them your burnt out flashes. Throw it in a pocket or hide it in your [[backpack]]'s [[box]]. Has the added benefit of stunning out of control cyborgs.

'''Flashbang/Pepper Grenade''' - Sometimes preferred by some officers instead of flashes. These will blind and deafen or put them in so much pain they pass out within a reasonable radius when thrown. To throw, simply move the grenade to your hand and click a tile on the floor. There is a small delay between throwing and detonation. It is a good idea to throw these as far away from you as possible as they will deafen and blind you if you are not wearing sunglasses. They are also useful to help you escape a small group assailants. Keep this in your pocket and throw it if you decide you really need to. It'll temporarily deafen you, which hurts.

'''Sunglasses''' - You need to equip these. Put them on your eyes. They are essential gear, especially if you want to man the brig and want to avoid the embarrassing result of succumbing to a flash meant only for an unruly prisoner.

'''Handcuffs/Zipties''' - Throw these in your pockets or your outfit pockets as well. You will use these. A lot. Click on someone to start handcuffing them. You'll both need to stay next to each other for them to work. Pulling people then prevents them from running away. Be careful of bumping into people however. Handcuffs take longer to apply but take longer to break out of, zipties are faster for both officer and perp.

'''Flashlight''' - Maintenance is dark, and having the shining beacon of justice certainly helps light the way.

'''Important:''' When you are done with your locker, close it and lock it. If you're heading out after your shift, put your extra gear in your locker, ''DON'T'' lock it, but right click and select Reset Lock. This clears your claim to the locker, and your replacement will have a nice set of used gear, all ready to go!

=== Recharging ===
Always have your tools recharged after an arrest. If your flash is burnt out, get a new one from the lockers or security vending machine and hand your old one to a [[Roboticist]]. Then take your flashlight and energy gun or taser, pop them in the recharger, and wait for the light to change from green to yellow. Having a charged taser is sometimes the difference between life and death.

'''Note''': Stun gloves require their battery cells to be changed, and do not work in a recharger. Hold them in a hand and drag it to your other hand, with the empty hand selected.

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