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| Abbreviation: | CAR |
| Group Numbers: | 4 confirmed members |
| Leadership: | Max Von Heller |
| Goals: | Upholding Malton Ordinance Laws (#2234) and cleansing Malton of repeated farting/flatulence offenders |
| Recruitment Policy: | Anyone, but some sense of extreme humor is a requirement. |
| Contact: | Any CAR member |
Members
We may be few, but we will filter!
LEADER:
Max Von Heller (High Commissioner)
MEMBERS:
Edwin Driskill (Officer):
Rosco Hendricks(Dep. comm.): 
George Straightway(Detective): 
Little Fuzzy Bunny(Sergeant): File:Bunny suit9865.jpg
AlliSabbah Sellmoore:
(Executive Inspector: semi-retired)
Ranks
High Commissioner: Highest rank. Four stars, similar to a full general.
Deputy Commissioner: Two or three stars, similar to a major or lieutenant general.
Assistant Chief: Special assistant to deputy commissioner.
Inspector: Either a gold or silver oak leaf, similar to majors and lieutenant colonels, or a gold eagle, similar to a colonel.
Captain: Two gold or silver bars ("Railroad tracks"), who supervises a precinct.
Lieutenant: A single gold bar ("Butter bar"), who supervises two to three sergeants.
Sergeant: A police officer who supervises an entire watch, made of two to three sections, and wears three inverted chevrons.
Detective: An investigatory specialist, usually working in plain clothes. This may be in several classes that correspond to higher supervisory and pay grades.
Officer: Usually a new or new low level member recruit. Wears no rank insignia.
Executive Inspector: Reserved for retired members that operate in a lowered capacity. Usually reserved for semi-retired members.
