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Revision as of 08:45, 19 February 2010
| Village Police Force | |
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| Abbreviation: | VPF |
| Group Numbers: | Growing; openly recruiting. |
| Leadership: | Officer Matt Marx |
| Goals: | Take Control of Stanbury Village, Expand From There |
| Recruitment Policy: | Any police or military officer in Malton, and anyone with useful training who is interested |
| Contact: | Radio:28.55 MHz |
Village Police Force
Here to Serve. Here to Fight. Here to the End.
Introduction
The Village Police Force is Stanbury Village's newly formed police force.
The Force is calling all citizens to unite and help fight back against the Zeds. Let us reclaim our homes! Police and military officers are requested to enlist and help us fight to take back Malton, suburb by suburb starting in this great village!
WE ARE ACTIVELY RECRUITING!
Enlisted Members
(If you wish to enlist in our department, please post with specialty.)
Officer Matt Marx, veteran of 45 years in various other cities SWAT teams.
Police Departments
(If you wish to enlist your department to become part of our force, please post to make it official!)
Bunney Street Police Department (Headquarters)
Partner Police Forces
(If you wish to partner with us to fight back, please post to make it official!)
Bunney Street Police Force
Primary Radio Communication Frequency
28.55 MHz
Emergency Radio Communication Frequency
Not Setup
