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Trey Haram

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Personal Information:

  1. Name: Trey Haram
  2. Age: 18 Years Old
  3. Time Zone: UTC +2 Central European Time
  4. Average Online Time per Day: Between 8-10
  5. Discord: huh7532
  6. Nickname: Trey Haram
  7. ID: 398658
Additional Information:

  1. Current


2. Why I Want to Lead This Organization:

Reason 1: Extensive Experience and Dedication

Throughout my time in the city, I have served in various capacities within the FIB, government, and LSPD. These experiences have given me a comprehensive understanding of law enforcement and governance. My diverse background has equipped me with the skills and knowledge necessary to lead FIB effectively. This journey motivates me to take on the leadership role, showing that with passion and commitment, anyone can rise to the occasion.

Reason 2: Commitment to Mentorship and Teamwork

During my tenure in FIB and other organizations, I have always valued the importance of mentorship and teamwork. I believe that true success isn't about rank but about the satisfaction and pride in contributing to a cohesive team. As a leader, I aim to instill this philosophy in others, fostering a supportive and communicative environment where every member can thrive.

Reason 3: Promoting Meritocracy and Organizational Integrity

In my various roles, I have always believed in meritocracy and hard work. I have earned my positions through dedication and capability, not favoritism. As FIB Leader, I want to create an environment where merit and dedication are the keys to success. I strive to ensure that every member feels valued and supported, much like the welcoming atmosphere I experienced when I joined. My mentors taught me to pursue my dreams relentlessly, and I want to pass on this wisdom, ensuring continuous growth and improvement for everyone in FIB.



3. Advice for Improving the RolePlay Level in the Organization:

High Command Competence and Availability

For the organization to thrive, especially in a RolePlay context, we need competent and engaged High Command. Leaders must be present, proactive, and receptive to feedback, ensuring that decisions reflect the collective input of the team. High Command should be on duty regularly to guide and support the team effectively.

Raids and Undercover Operations

Inspired by successful raid seasons, I plan to assemble a specialized team to handle various tasks: evidence review, bonus calculations, and document creation for raids. Assigning clear roles ensures that each member contributes effectively without overstepping boundaries. The department head will foster an environment where suggestions are valued and appreciated.

Daily Activities and Shifts

Addressing the issue of inconsistent activity levels, I will bring back experienced, non-toxic individuals who excel in their roles. By distributing work across morning, evening, and night shifts, we can maintain a high level of activity. With my dedication of 10 to 20 hours a day, I aim to restore FIB to its peak performance.

Structured Departments and Clear Communication

Maintaining and announcing changes to departments 48 hours in advance ensures smooth transitions and adequate preparation. This transparency allows department heads to implement changes effectively, minimizing disruptions and confusion.

Role Adherence and Task Allocation

Everyone in FIB must adhere to their designated roles, with clear tasks and objectives. Weekly tasks assigned to departments will foster a sense of competition and reward, encouraging teamwork and dedication. The department that excels will be recognized and rewarded, motivating continued excellence.

Law Abidance and Knowledge

As a crucial organization, FIB agents must have impeccable knowledge of the laws. Regular quizzes on state laws will ensure that agents are well-versed and compliant, maintaining the integrity and professionalism of FIB. Understanding and following the law is paramount, and agents must present themselves accordingly.

Training and Tactical Preparedness

FIB needs agents who are prepared for any situation. Regular training drills and scenario-based exercises will enhance agents' skills and tactics, ensuring they are ready for diverse challenges. Collaboration with other organizations for joint drills will improve communication and operational efficiency.

Departments:

  • Human Resources: Manages talent acquisition, employee development, and relations, ensuring legal compliance and a positive work environment.
  • Undercover: Conducts covert operations to gather intelligence and evidence, focusing on secrecy and effectiveness.
  • Spec Ops: Executes specialized military missions, including counterterrorism and intelligence gathering.
  • ACU (Anti-Corruption Unit): Investigates federal-level corruption, ensuring ethical conduct and public trust.
Ranking System:

  1. Director
  2. Deputy Director
  3. Assistant Director
  4. Head of Department
  5. Deputy Head of Department
  6. 00 Agent
  7. Federal Attorney
  8. Supervisor
  9. Secret Agent
  10. Black Ops 3
  11. Black Ops 2
  12. Black Ops 1
  13. Elite SSA 3
  14. Elite SSA 2
  15. Elite SSA 1
  16. Elite Agent 3
  17. Elite Agent 2
  18. Elite Agent 1
  19. Senior Special Agent 3
  20. Senior Special Agent 2
  21. Senior Special Agent 1
  22. Special Agent 3
  23. Special Agent 2
  24. Special Agent 1
  25. Field Agent 3
  26. Field Agent 2
  27. Field Agent 1
  28. Junior Agent
  29. Agent in Training
  30. Suspended
Regards,

Trey Haram
 

Jonny Odds

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Your Main is banned for Stealing from warehouses, your twink has 0 Minutes gametime.​
 
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