Divisions - Los Santos Police Department

Los Santos Police Department - Divison Information

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Recruitment Unit

Chief Of Police Alivera Sanchez

The Recruitment Unit handles the recruitment process of the Los Santos Police Department Department. This includes the application stage, testing and training of accepted recruits and evaluating their written exams for both, civilian and sworn positions.


Tasks (overview):
Providing opinions on LSPD applications
Conducting recruit interviews and physical tests
Taking part in and leading academy trainings
Evaluating written exams of LSPD recruits

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Traffic Enforcement Unit

The Traffic Enforcement Unit's objective is to provide a stable and effective traffic enforcement unit within the City of Los Santos, and its highways, and various roads. The department specializes in the investigation of motor vehicle violations, and traffic incidents.

Speed, alcohol and drug related offences are combated with modern traffic technology, and elite-trained Traffic Enforcement Officers. TEU organizes license checkpoints/DUI checkpoints, leading large vehicle escorts and are also in charge of all LSPD's traffic related operations.

Our Traffic Officers are trained to the highest caliber for effective, life-saving traffic enforcement, as well as being issued with state-of-the-art traffic technology for busting violators of the Los Santos road laws.

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Special Weapons and Tactics

Commander: "Kieran Dyer"
Special Weapons and Tactics
Los Santos Police Department's strike, or mobile tactical unit, or as commonly known, the SWAT, team. They provide a significant tactical edge in situations that are deemed too dangerous for regular patrolmen. Some of the main tasks SWAT is entrusted with are kidnapping and hostage-taking intervention, serving high-danger arrest warrants, executing raids and search warrants, and recovering barricaded or otherwise heavily resistant suspects. Applicants for the team must first send in an application which will be thoroughly reviewed, before being interviewed in person, and tested for both physical and mental toughness. Should the applicant prove him or herself to be worthy, and up to the cut, s/he will undergo the training required to become a full-fledged member of the SWAT team. Typically, SWAT is only mobilized for operations within the city of Los Santos.

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Internal Affairs

Commander: Alivera Sanchez

The Internal Affairs Unit investigates and discusses alleged misconduct of Los Santos Police Department employees, of Field Staff, and Supervisory Staff. The unit consists of non-public members whom forward information of behavior and actions of employees on duty. As the Internal Affairs Unit itself does not possess the authority to take disciplinary actions it forwards concluded discussions and investigations with their recommended action to the Command and High Command groups which then give the final verdict.


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