American Bureau of Investigation

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American Bureau of Investigation

Subservient to the Governor of New York, the American Bureau of Investigation (ABI) is charged with the prosecution of crimes against the Protectorate and assisting in the protection of the Empire, while conducting investigations under the direction of the Bureau's leadership.

Powers of the American Bureau of Investigation

The American Bureau of Investigation has the authority to investigate all crimes against the Protectorate and pursue prosecution. Furthermore, its actions are not subject to judicial review by the civil courts, and its agents are immune from all lawsuits arising from their official conduct. This protection only applies if the unlawfulness of such conduct had not been previously established by the courts.

The American Bureau of Investigation (ABI) may require, of any citizen of the Protectorate, full cooperation with any pending investigation and may employ Questioning Orders for this purpose, which when refused constitutes a crime. The ABI may requisition personnel of local police forces for the purpose of enforcement and investigation.

The New York Police Department shall enforce and prevent the violation of all laws and ordinances in force in the Capital of the Protectorate; and for these purposes to arrest all persons guilty of violating any law or ordinance for the suppression or punishment of crimes or offenses.

The New York Police Department may enforce the law in a preventative manner via preventative detention under this Act. They may hold individuals for a duration of up to thirty minutes. They may apply for an extension of this duration to any officer of the American Bureau of Investigation, who may increase it to one hour. Further holding requires judicial review via application of an officer of the New York Police Department to a judge.

The before mentioned powers are entrusted via the Act for the Establishment of the American Bureau of Investigation.

Duties

The New York Police Department (NYPD) ensures public order within the city by employing methods such as the investigation of crimes, general law enforcement and supervision of public gatherings. Besides typical law enforcement, NYPD Officers also work closely with the civilian community to collect any reports and deal with any incidents before they turn into emergencies. The NYPD is charged with policing the most important city within the Protectorate, hence, they regularly train with other forces such as the American Bureau of Investigations, the 11th Army Corp and Security Forces to ensure the upmost capability in emergency response.

Conclusion

The NYPD plays a vital role in protecting New York City, supporting its communities, and maintaining public safety through professional and responsible policing. Overall, the NYPD plays a crucial role in maintaining public order, protecting citizens, and upholding the rule of law at the state level within New York's governance structure.

Previous Commissioners

A list of all previous commissioners.

Notable Events

Actions which have been conducted by or against the New York Police Department, or events which dramatically effect the NYPD's functions, shall be listed here.

Uniforms

A gallery of all uniforms used by the New York Police Department

• Patrol Officer Uniform

  Patrol Officer Uniform

• Traffic Enforcement Uniform

  Traffic Enforcement Uniform

• Emergency Service Unit (ESU) Gear

  Emergency Service Unit (ESU) Gear

• Formal Ceremonial Dress

  Formal Ceremonial Dress

Property within New York City

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