[MP] Military Police

The Military Police (MP) is the enforcement unit of the Security Department. The Military Police uses their authority as an enforcement and a combative unit to work closely with the Ethics Committee in order to up hold the Code of Ethics.

The Military Police has a limit of 45 non-command Constables.

MP duties consist of enforcement of the Code of Ethics, pursuit, capture and detainment of rogue personnel, assisting the Ethics Committee and control of the Clean Rooms.

"Discipline for Justice"

MP Guidelines

The Military Police guidelines are what aid Constables on how to effectively perform their duties on the field. This document contains all duties, expectations, and responsibilities the Military Police hold.

MP Recruitment Guidelines

The Military Police Recruitment Guidelines serve as the official Recruitment document and detail the process that individuals must go through to become a member of the Military Police.

MP Database

The Military Police's Database contains all Information relating to MPs' rank progression and contains a list of all members within the detachment and their ranks.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Enlisted Constables considered official members of the Military Police?
- Yes. Enlisted Constables are considered official members, although the position is mostly informational, meaning that you'll be expected to familiarize yourself with guidelines and attend Military Police events. Enlisted Constables do have an exile period should they not rank up in time.
I want to join a detachment, but I can't decide between the Military Police or Security Response Unit. Which should I join?
- Something very important to note about the Military Police is that you will not be performing combat very often. You will have radically different duties compared to base Security Department members. If you're looking for a lot of action and like the duties of base Security Department personnel, the Security Response Unit will give you that and extra.
I keep failing the Military Police Inductions Process, but I don't know why. How do I improve?
- For the most part, Military Police High Command advises you ask questions as much as possible and actually research the questions. Knowing what you're doing beforehand will help you when actually doing the induction process.