Chief of Enforcement

Info

 * Chief of Enforcements (C-EfC's), are law enforcement units that are assigned to watch over and command all of the other law enforcement units in their assigned sector. Normally for an Enforcer (EfC) to become an C-EfC, the current C-EfC sends a recommendation for promotion to their sector's Commander (CmD) for him/her to review just in case the C-EfC dies, or is moved to another sector. If a new sector is established, then a C-EfC is transferred, or an EfC is promoted and put in that sector. If no C-EfC's, or C-EfC candidates are available, then a Senior Officer (SfC) is sent to monitor certain EfC units until one is deemed suitable to be promoted to a C-EfC.
 * Once promoted, the new C-EfC is given extensive CQC, and firearm training. They are also taught how to manage all of the other enforcement units.

Equipment

 * C-EfC's are issued: a heavy kevlar vest, a baton, a low caliber sidearm; high caliber with permission of an Officer (OfC) or higher, a pump-action shotgun once their additional firearm training is complete, two (2) handcuffs, and their gas mask is painted with special markings to let everyone know their rank.

Permissions

 * C-EfC's are allowed to give orders to all law enforcement units in their sector, order law enforcement units to terminate suspects, put areas under lockdown, authorize/de-authorize the use of lethal force across all law enforcement units in the entire sector, and can promote/demote or fire any law enforcement in their sector.