Basic Enforcer

Info

 * Basic Enforcers (EfC-B's) are Recruits who have just finished their basic training and have chosen to join the law enforcement path of The Union. Once a Union recruit joins the law enforcement they are given additional CQC training, and some firearm training.

Equipment

 * EfC-B's are issued a baton, and one (1) pair of handcuffs. EfC-B's aren't allowed to carry a sidearm until they've finished their firearm training; if their firearm training is complete they are issued a low caliber sidearm.

Permissions

 * EfC-B's don't have any kind of special permissions, and take orders from anybody above their rank. EfC-B's aren't allowed to engage or arrest criminals without being given an order by an Enforcer (EfC) or higher.

Patrol

 * An EfC-B is assigned to patrol a town with an EfC, and are taught how to find and arrest criminals by their partner.

Additional Info

 * If an EfC-B's EfC partner thinks they are ready to be promoted, the EfC can recommend the EfC-B for a promotion. After the recommendation is sent to the the Chief of Enforcement (C-EfC), the C-EfC normally gives the EfC-B a test. The test can be a written one, a test out in the field, or both, depending on the C-EfC. If the test is the passed, the C-EfC promotes the EfC-B to an EfC.


 * C-EfC's aren't required to give this test, but most agree it's a good way to see if an EfC-B is truly ready to become an EfC.