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Rejected Leader of San Andreas Highway Patrol | Jack Pharoahh

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Jack Pharoah

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Information:
1. Your name: Jack
2. Your age: 20
3. Time zone: GMT
4. Average online per day: 6–7 hours
5. Your Discord: jgh05
6. Your nickname: Jack Pharoahh
7. Your ID: 434418

1. Leader of San Andreas Highway Patrol (SAHP)
2. Why do you want to be a leader of this specific organization? (Three reasons with explanation)
2.1)

One of the main reasons I am looking for leadership of SAHP is my confidence in my ability to develop a disciplined, well structured and motivated team of Troopers. I am aiming to improve training by putting a stronger training scheme on highway patrol responsibilities such as traffic enforcement and pursuit techniques. I also want to ensure that every new recruit feels welcomed, supported and set up for success from their first day. In addition, I plan to introduce enjoyable and engaging activities to keep members motivated and involved throughout the entire term.


2.2)
Another key reason I want to lead SAHP is my strong belief in cooperation between law enforcement organizations. Through my experience in SAHP, FIB, and LSPD, I’ve seen how effective communication greatly improves operations. I want to build on this by organizing joint training sessions, shared patrol operations and maintaining clear, open communication between departments. My goal is for SAHP to be recognized for its professionalism, respect, and strong collaboration with all other organizations.


2.3)
Lastly, I am looking for leadership of SAHP because I believe my experience across multiple departments has prepared me to guide the organization successfully. Serving as COS and HOD in a few organizations, as well as my time as DCOP in LSPD has strengthened my skills in leadership, communication, tactical decision making and teamwork. I want to share this experience with every Trooper, ensuring everyone understands proper procedures and upholds the high standards of professionalism expected within SAHP.



3. Your advice for improving the RolePlay level in the organization
3.1)

One of my first priorities would be implementing more in person group training sessions led directly by HRT for trainees. Rather than depending heavily on training videos, I want training to be interactive and hands on. Direct engagement with the HRT team helps trainees build confidence strengthens communication skills and makes the learning process far more immersive. Learning through real scenarios instead of passive content naturally leads to stronger and more realistic roleplay.


3.2)
I would also like to increase the number of joint events and operations between different departments. like organizing missions where Traffic Enforcement and SWAT work together in ways that meet both units objectives and standards. These operations can create good opportunities and help members feel more involved. They also give people something enjoyable and meaningful to look forward to beyond simply completing required tasks, keeping RP fresh.


3.3)
Another major factor that influences roleplay quality is the activity level of High Command. From my experience many organizations see HC involvement drop shortly after the term begins which negatively impacts RP. My goal is to establish a committed and dependable High Command team that remains active throughout the entire term. Consistent HC presence sets the standard for professionalism and engagement which will improve the overall roleplay in the org.

Departments:
- Internal Affairs (IA)
- Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT)
- Human Resources & Training (HRT)
- Public Relations (PR)
- Highway Patrol (HWP)


Chain of Command:

30: Sheriff
29: Undersheriff
28: Assistant Undersheriff
27: Chief of Staff
26: Chief of Department
25: Deputy Chief of Department
24: U.S-Marshall

⬆ HIGH COMMAND ⬆

23: Captain (Department HC)
22: Lieutenant
21: Major
20: Field Supervisor
19: Master Sergeant
18: Senior Sergeant
17: Sergeant
16: Corporal
15: Lance Corporal
14: Junior Corporal
13: Master Trooper III
12: Master Trooper II
11: Master Trooper I
10: Senior Trooper III
9: Senior Trooper II
8: Senior Trooper I
7: Trooper III
6: Trooper II
5: Trooper I
4: Probie
3: Towie
2: Trainee
1: Suspended
 
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