Los Santos Police Department

The Los Santos Police Department (LSPD) is the police department of the City of Los Santos, San Andreas, and the largest municipal police force in the state. The agency has primary responsibilities in law enforcement and investigation within Los Santos County.

As of February 27th, 2018, the LSPD and BCSO have been defunded. As a result, all law enforcement is handled by the new San Andreas State Police, compiled of all former LSPD and BCSO LEOs.

On July 1, 2019 the SASP split back up into the LSPD, BCSO, and San Andreas Highway Patrol, under the Department of Public Safety.

You can also keep up-to-date with the police, EMS & Justice force on FamilyRP here.

Description Edit

The LSPD was established in 1889, nearly a hundred years after Los Santos was founded. Current headquarters is Mission Row Police Station, located near downtown Los Santos.

The primary way to reach an officer is by dialing 911 or 311. The LSPD's primary jurisdiction is inside the City of Los Santos itself, but its jurisdiction will often stretch out into Blaine County as well.

Structure Edit

Administrative Edit

• Commander
  • Legs Macready

Officers Edit

• Chief of Police
  • Samuel Holtz
• Deputy Chief
  • Daniel Bishop
• Captain
• Lieutenant
  • Zhane Taylor
  • Memphis West
• Sergeant II
• Sergeant I
• Officer III
  • Cassius Kennedy (part time)
  • Natalie Wynn
  • Jenna Haylen
  • John Sullivan (part time)
  • Dallas Bailey (part time)
  • Jay Parker (part time)
  • Audrey Storm
  • Lucas Miller
• Officer II
  • Tommy Jacobs
  • Ryan Castle
  • Justin Patch
• Officer I
  • Chet Thompson (part time)
  • Curtis McNeil
  • Cassandra Grenwrick
  • Theodora Quinn
• Cadet
  • Sammy Jones (inactive)

Support Staff Edit

• Public Relations
  • Eddie Concord

Former Officers Edit

• Nicholas Angel
• Jack Miller
• Robert Beck
• Ezrael Banks
• Amanda Covert
• Samantha Langley
• John Shields
• William McBride
• Nolan Ryan
• Mike Sanderson
• Edward Payne
• Skip (K9)
• Emma Dupont
• Zackery Clay
• Taylor MacKenna
• Mike Boscoreli
• Jaden Thomas
• Tony Andrews
• Kira Light
• Wesley Thorne
• Jason Cross
• Madison Langley
• Lea Laveaux
• Owen Armstrong
• Gunnar Mason
• Jack Sawyer
• Kent Lawson
• Maverick Marquez
• Kieran Styles

Deceased Officers Edit

• Jacob Jackson †
• Devin King †
• Raina Evans †
• Adam Stone †
• John Thomas †
• Johnny Dazzler †

Vehicles Edit

Press Releases Edit

• Press Release - Richard Oakes (August 9, 2017)
• Police Chief Legs Macready on EMS Chief Luke Walker and accountability. (February 23, 2020)

Media Edit