British Metropolitan Police
Caution
You do not have to say anything however it may harm your defence if you do not mention when questioned something that you later rely on in court, anything you do say may be given in evidence.
Radio States
State 0: Emergency Assistance
State 1: On Duty
State 2: On Patrol (Deployable)
State 3: At Station (Deployable)
State 4: Refreshments (Break)
State 5: En-route to incident
State 6: At scene
State 7: Commited-deployable
State 8: Commited-not deployable
State 9: Prisoner Transport
State 10: Unused
State 11: Off Duty
State 12: Confidential Message
State 13: Non urgent call back
State 14: Urgent call back
State 15 Recieved
State 16: Repeat
Order of arrest
1. Inform the suspect that they're under arrest.
2. Caution the suspect using the "When questioned" caution.
3. Inform the suspect the reason for arrest.
4. Search the person under section 32 PACE.
5. Bring the suspect back to the station
6. Place in a detention cell and take fingerprint & breathalyzer
7. Bring them to the Custody Sergeant (if active at the desk)
8. Take them to the search room and search them (with the Custody Sergeant if present)
9. Remove any illegal items.
10. Take the suspect to a cell and read them their rights.
11. Tell them what they're currently being charged with.
12. If they choose to call a lawyer and the lawyer arrives, take them to the interrogation room where what happens next will be discussed. Call a higher up if needed.
More legal legislation can be found here
Rights in a cell
Please read the following rights when a suspect is in a cell.
Right to free legal advise, they must call their own lawyer once called the lawyer has 5 minutes to show up, if they do not you can continue with procedure.
Right to tell someone where you are when it is safe to do so
Right to medical help
Right to see the rules the police must follow in any language
Right to see your rights in writing in any language
If they request for their rights in another language, they must provide and call their translator on the phone in-game.
Initial Pursuit Phase
1. Callsign on radio
2. Details, e.g - Vehicle Failing to stop
3. Location and direction of travel.
4. Vehicle description: Colour, Make/Model, Registration, Occupants
5. Reason for pursuit
6. Speed and manner of driving
7. Traffic Conditions (light/moderate/heavy)
8. Weather and road conditions.
9. Risk assessment (low/mediun/high)
10. Request Tactical Options if needed (TPAC tactics, pit, etc)