Element Network Police Force
Complete operational guide for all serving officers. State codes, sections, ranks and procedures.
Complete operational guide for all serving officers. State codes, sections, ranks and procedures.
Standard radio codes used in all police communications
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Ethnic appearance codes for descriptions
White - North European
Black
Unknown
Radio call signs for different police divisions
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Essential legislation and powers for police operations
Searching someone prior to arrest - Power to stop and search persons with reasonable suspicion.
Searching someone after arrest - Power to search arrested persons for evidence.
Searching someone in the police station - Custody searches upon detention.
Searching someone for drugs - Misuse of Drugs Act search powers.
Searching someone for firearms - Power to search for weapons.
Searching a building without warrant - Entry for threat to life or to arrest.
Search property after arrest - Search with reasonable grounds related to arrest.
Power to Seize Items - Seizure of evidence during searches.
Power to pull any vehicle over - Stop any vehicle for a chat or check.
Power to obtain driver license - Require production of driving license.
Power to obtain driver insurance details - Require insurance and driver details.
Common Assault - Assaulting someone but no injury or threatening them.
Actual Bodily Harm (ABH) - Causing minor injury to someone.
Grievous Bodily Harm (GBH) - Causing serious harm with/without weapon.
Assault on Emergency Worker - Assaulting police or emergency services.
Fear of provocation of violence - Threatening words or behaviour causing fear.
Causing Harassment, alarm or distress - Disorderly conduct causing distress.
Required information when conducting a stop and search
Reasonable grounds for the search
Object of the search (what you're looking for)
Show warrant card (plain-clothed officers)
Provide your name, number, and station
Which station you're based at
Entitlement to copy of search form (90 days)
Legal power being used for the search
Inform subject: "You're detained for a search"
Rank structure and responsibilities within the force
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Meet the senior leadership of the Element Network Police Force — the Gold Command team oversees all operational units and ensures our officers uphold the highest standards.
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All officers must be familiar with standard operating procedures, use of force guidelines, and evidence handling protocols. Communication is key - always keep control informed of your status.
Remember: Your safety, public safety, and the safety of suspects are paramount. Follow the chain of command, respect rank structure, and always act with professionalism and integrity.
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