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Tropican Police Vehicles

From upper left to lower right:

Tropico City Police Department (Dark blue uniforms, black and white cars)
Puerto Angelico PD (Black uniforms, black and white cars)
Ciudad Libertad PD (Dark blue uniforms, white cars with blue stripe)

Standard Equipment: S&W Revolver (M29 might be a bit hardcore, something like a .38 Police Special or something like that would suffice)
One per Patrol Car: Shotgun (will only be activated with the second wanted level, one officer must walk back to the cars trunk to recieve it)
Only in the Armory/Special Missions: M2 Carbine

Special District Police / Ciudad del Vicio (Light blue shirt, dark blue trousers with stripe, light blue cars)

Standard Equipment: S&W Revolver
Only with ok from Base: Shotgun
Only Tactical Response Squad: M1 Thompson

Presidential Protection Detail / Secret Service:

Standard Equipment: M1911 Semi Automatic
                                   UZI SMG
                                   M16 Assault Rifle

Sheriff Departments and Municipal Police

Standard: S&W Revolver
One per Car: M2 Carbine or Shotgun

Tropican Park Rangers (Green Uniform, one Weapon per Person, two person Patrols, weapons are not allways taken on foot patrols)

Standard: S&W Revolver and Shotgun
                 Shotgun and Sniper Rifle
                 Sniper Rifle and unarmed

Wanted Levels:

The Wanted Level in TRoaR works a bit differently than GTA`s or comparable games Wanted Levels:

If the player travels alone (Incognito or early in game) the wanted level works much like GTA`s, but with less aggressive Units, more laid back gameplay and generally a more 1970s police force:

Lvl 1: Police Officers in the Area (verbal area, tropican Officers dont carry personal radios) are alerted and try to arrest their suspect. Firearms arent used unless fired upon.

Lvl 2: Police Officers are alerted over the patrol cars radio and move in with their cars (usually 2-3 at lvl 2, 1 at lvl 1). Reaching Lvl 2 can be avoided by killing all officers before they reach their car to call backup.

Lvl 3: Police and State Police Units (better armed policemen) are called as backup and move in. Helicopters might be called in difficult terrain. Radio stations warn people in the area.

Lvl 4: Helicopters will be called, the police start acting agressive and use their whole inventory to stop you, radio stations tell people to stay inside and lock the doors.

Lvl 5: Local Armed Forces Units join the fight in limited capacity. Their automated weapons and armored vehicles should be enough to stop you.

A Wanted Level in a Local Police District will go down over time. Lvl 1 will go down instantly, Lvl 2 will turn into Lvl 1 for Officers with Recognition Skill over 70, who might confront you in the streets later.
Lvl 3 turns into Lvl 1 as well (basically to emulate wanted posters at police stations who are only looked at by certain police officers) etc...

If the Player travels with their squad and is encountered by police or military officials, the wanted level works like this:

Lvl 1: Local Police Officers are allerted, the squad will be confronted further down the road by their sergeant who either wants to talk (neutral to good standing) or fight (bad standing with the locals)

Lvl 2: State Patrol and Local Armed forces search for the Revolutionarios in the Area with Orders to attack

Lvl 3: Local Armed Forces Search and Destroy Revolutionarios

Lvl 4: Armed Forces from the surrounding Areas are brought in to fight

Lvl 5: The whole tropican military is hellbent on destroying you. All of it. At least those who havent defected into your ranks yet.

The Wanted Level for Player Units (Revolutionarios) stays the same in areas and can only be changed by executing missions that bring the peoples opinion up.
Level 5 can not be changed unless the area is liberated completly. Level 4 automatically turns into Level 3 after each encounter. (To emulate Tropican Command First sending local units, then reacting to backup calls. Level 5 Staying the same is the Command remembering a heavy encounter: Tropican Units are permanently stationed in the area.)
Level 2 is the local governor trying to get rid of a growing problem, Level 1 is the local police force dealing with problems their own way.

Between each Wanted level (both Player based and Unit based) is a long period of escalation and many ways to avoid raising the wanted level (mostly relying on radio contact).
This way, a fast rise from 0 to 3 or 4, like seen in GTA, shouldnt be possible, unless the Player is traveling in a Squad of Tanks or Shooting a Bazooka or Machinegun in a City.
The focus should be more on the long term impacts of raising El Presidentes attention vs. the short term gains of going guns blazing in a mission before you can afford to do so.

Credits: various weapon sheets from juniorgenerals old forums, police officers are from JG as well. Park Ranger Truck is from danielarkansasengine on devianart

Description
Tropican Police Vehicles

From upper left to lower right:

Tropico City Police Department (Dark blue uniforms, black and white cars)
Puerto Angelico PD (Black uniforms, black and white cars)
Ciudad Libertad PD (Dark blue uniforms, white cars with blue stripe)

Standard Equipment: S&W Revolver (M29 might be a bit hardcore, something like a .38 Police Special or something like that would suffice)
One per Patrol Car: Shotgun (will only be activated with the second wanted level, one officer must walk back to the cars trunk to recieve it)
Only in the Armory/Special Missions: M2 Carbine

Special District Police / Ciudad del Vicio (Light blue shirt, dark blue trousers with stripe, light blue cars)

Standard Equipment: S&W Revolver
Only with ok from Base: Shotgun
Only Tactical Response Squad: M1 Thompson

Presidential Protection Detail / Secret Service:

Standard Equipment: M1911 Semi Automatic
                                   UZI SMG
                                   M16 Assault Rifle

Sheriff Departments and Municipal Police

Standard: S&W Revolver
One per Car: M2 Carbine or Shotgun

Tropican Park Rangers (Green Uniform, one Weapon per Person, two person Patrols, weapons are not allways taken on foot patrols)

Standard: S&W Revolver and Shotgun
                 Shotgun and Sniper Rifle
                 Sniper Rifle and unarmed

Wanted Levels:

The Wanted Level in TRoaR works a bit differently than GTA`s or comparable games Wanted Levels:

If the player travels alone (Incognito or early in game) the wanted level works much like GTA`s, but with less aggressive Units, more laid back gameplay and generally a more 1970s police force:

Lvl 1: Police Officers in the Area (verbal area, tropican Officers dont carry personal radios) are alerted and try to arrest their suspect. Firearms arent used unless fired upon.

Lvl 2: Police Officers are alerted over the patrol cars radio and move in with their cars (usually 2-3 at lvl 2, 1 at lvl 1). Reaching Lvl 2 can be avoided by killing all officers before they reach their car to call backup.

Lvl 3: Police and State Police Units (better armed policemen) are called as backup and move in. Helicopters might be called in difficult terrain. Radio stations warn people in the area.

Lvl 4: Helicopters will be called, the police start acting agressive and use their whole inventory to stop you, radio stations tell people to stay inside and lock the doors.

Lvl 5: Local Armed Forces Units join the fight in limited capacity. Their automated weapons and armored vehicles should be enough to stop you.

A Wanted Level in a Local Police District will go down over time. Lvl 1 will go down instantly, Lvl 2 will turn into Lvl 1 for Officers with Recognition Skill over 70, who might confront you in the streets later.
Lvl 3 turns into Lvl 1 as well (basically to emulate wanted posters at police stations who are only looked at by certain police officers) etc...

If the Player travels with their squad and is encountered by police or military officials, the wanted level works like this:

Lvl 1: Local Police Officers are allerted, the squad will be confronted further down the road by their sergeant who either wants to talk (neutral to good standing) or fight (bad standing with the locals)

Lvl 2: State Patrol and Local Armed forces search for the Revolutionarios in the Area with Orders to attack

Lvl 3: Local Armed Forces Search and Destroy Revolutionarios

Lvl 4: Armed Forces from the surrounding Areas are brought in to fight

Lvl 5: The whole tropican military is hellbent on destroying you. All of it. At least those who havent defected into your ranks yet.

The Wanted Level for Player Units (Revolutionarios) stays the same in areas and can only be changed by executing missions that bring the peoples opinion up.
Level 5 can not be changed unless the area is liberated completly. Level 4 automatically turns into Level 3 after each encounter. (To emulate Tropican Command First sending local units, then reacting to backup calls. Level 5 Staying the same is the Command remembering a heavy encounter: Tropican Units are permanently stationed in the area.)
Level 2 is the local governor trying to get rid of a growing problem, Level 1 is the local police force dealing with problems their own way.

Between each Wanted level (both Player based and Unit based) is a long period of escalation and many ways to avoid raising the wanted level (mostly relying on radio contact).
This way, a fast rise from 0 to 3 or 4, like seen in GTA, shouldnt be possible, unless the Player is traveling in a Squad of Tanks or Shooting a Bazooka or Machinegun in a City.
The focus should be more on the long term impacts of raising El Presidentes attention vs. the short term gains of going guns blazing in a mission before you can afford to do so.

Credits: various weapon sheets from juniorgenerals old forums, police officers are from JG as well. Park Ranger Truck is from danielarkansasengine on devianart