The Atlantic Alps Police Department (AAPD) acts as the primary law enforcement agency in the city of Atlantic Alps, making its appearance in the first season of Rifqitheflipper's Criminal Case Trilogy.
Objectives[]
The Atlantic Alps PD investigates murders in the city of Atlantic Alps, searching crime scenes for clues, interviewing witnesses and suspects, and carefully analyzing evidence in order to progress. After gaining all the criteria, the force is able to apprehend the actual killer behind the murder and put them behind bars.
Classes and Ranks[]
After the introduction of the new classes and ranks system, the Atlantic Alps' mayor has applied the system to their law agency. Now, the investigators are separated to six classes, although retaining several aspects of the rank system, while making some huge change on the set. The classes were divided into:
- First Class: First Class investigators are usually newly recruited officers and skill-less officers who needs hard training and a discipline mentor in order to raise their stakes. First Class investigators are assigned to districts with very low to none crime levels and easier investigations.
- Second Class: Second Class investigators are regular investigators with a lower skill level than the ordinary limit. Most second classes were officers, but several detectives may also be a second class if they did not finished their role upright. Second Class investigators are assigned to areas with low crime levels and regular cases.
- Third Class: Third Class investigators are regular detectives with ordinary skills. They are not too skilled, or too unskilled, in other words, they are average cops with normal skills. Third Class investigators includes regular detectives, commissioners, or a skilled inspectors. They are assigned to areas with normal crime levels.
- Fourth Class: Fourth Class investigators are expert investigators assigned to areas with a high criminal rate. Fourth Class investigators usually has a sharp mind and a fine logical thinking, as a result from discipline mentoring. At times, Fourth Class investigators may even replace a lab member in case of an absence.
- Fifth Class: Fifth Class investigators are the elite-class cops. They are assigned to districts with extreme criminality rate, such as the slums or the western borders. Fifth Class investigators has skills surpassing an ordinary analyzer, but is still no match to the chief or the supervisors in the ranks' pyramid. They are usually dropped in case of there's an unsolved case/investigation.
- Field Supervisor: Field Supervisor is the investigators who tops the pyramid. Field Supervisors has almost an equal rank with the chief, but cannot choose of who do they want to be partnered with or commanding the entire team like the chief. However, they can select wherever district do they want to monitor, although it is preferred that Supervisors was sent to districts with a high criminal level.
Chief and Lab Personnels[]
Atlantic Alps PD consists of one chief and five lab members.
| Personnel | Age | Position | Duties |
|---|---|---|---|
| Demandra Vucinic | 38 | Chief of Police | Reads and reviews case files, issuing orders, giving out new leads whenever necessary, overseeing all police operations, ensuring cops are bringing justice to the city. |
| Esmeralda Cawthorn | 29 | Chief Medical Examiner | Autopsies bodies of various murder victims, analyzes the murder weapon if necessary, issues new leads whenever possible, and handles anatomic forensics when needed. |
| Ivan von Schmidt | 34 | Forensic Expert | Handles and analyzes physical, biological, and clinical evidence to help homicide investigators incriminate the killer's identity, and sometimes discovers the murder weapon. |
| Rich King | 33 | Tech Expert | Handles and analyzes digital and technical evidence to help homicide investigators incriminate the killer's identity. Also issues new leads whenever possible. |
| Gretchen Maplewood | 28 | Profiler | Analyzes objects and/or clues that cannot be analyzed by digital, physical, clinical, anatomic or technical forensics, but instead, through psychological analysis. |
| Neville Earnest | 19 | Historian | Analyzes ancient artifacts and/or documents and uses historical measures to bring or decipher important information from them. |
Investigators and Supervisors[]
Atlantic Alps PD investigators consists of several officers of various classes and three field supervisors, the player being one of them.
| Personnel | Age | Position | Duties |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Detective | Unknown | Field Supervisor |
The Detective is the character that the player controlled throughout the gameplay. Though his real identity is a mystery, his brilliant skills has led him to be hired by a top notch investigation agency.
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| Senn Reinhart | 22 | First-Class Junior Officer | As a newly recruited Junior Officer, Senn serves as the first-class investigator, and the student of the player throughout several cases and districts. He is tasked to solving cases, similar to other investigators. |
| Louise Pierre-Antoine | 28 | Third-Class Inspector | A 7-year trained police inspector, Louise serves as a third-class investigator and one of the investigators the player are assigned to supervise. She is dropped in regular cases whom Senn maybe has some trouble with. |
| Lucas Polonski | 36 | Freelance Supervisor | Lucas' amazing skills has granted him the rank of freelance supervisor, meaning that he is able to select which district to roam. Though usually unseen, Lucas may sometimes appear to help the player and the supervised to solve cases. |
Case Appearances[]
As the main protagonist of Rifqitheflipper's Criminal Case Series, AAPD appeared in all of the cases of Atlantic Alps.
Citizens Apprehended[]
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