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<blockquote data-quote="marcoasalazarm" data-source="post: 2979072" data-attributes="member: 26698"><p style="text-align: center"><span style="color: Navy"><span style="font-size: 12px"><u><strong>FICTION-SPECIAL WEAPONS, TACTICS AND INVESTIGATION (F-SWTI) DIVISIONS.</strong></u></span></span></p><p></p><p>After the Nerima Riots, the general consensus that both the military and the police had made was a pretty simple one: the Fictions were creatures of extremes, especially in activities that (on the eyes of the judicial system) were unlawful. To negotiate with them –or to stop their crimes- specialization (and a lot of force) would be required. Not exactly as much as the military, but most definitely more than what the conventional police would use.</p><p>And so, the Tokyo police pioneered the F-SWTI program-a semi-independent agency within the standard police, divided into Sections that each would take care of a particular type of Fiction-related crime. After the police agencies of the world each started to make their own F-SWTI divisions, these started to interact with each other thru the use of a specialized intel network not unlike Interpol’s.</p><p></p><p>F-SWTI if divided in nine divisions, each of them captained by a Fiction that has shown to be an expert in the field (and most notably, several F-SWTI use Alternates of said characters). Within each Section, the staff is made of both Fictions and Humans that are specialist in the required field.</p><p></p><p>Following is the Sections, as represented by the F-SWTI Tokyo Division:</p><p></p><p><strong>*Section One: Anti-Terrorist Division. (Leader: George Mason).</strong> This is the largest and most often deployed F-SWTI division. Its teams are equipped to take on any threat up to an armored company.</p><p></p><p><strong>*Section Two: Meta-Human Enforcement Division (Leader: Daniel Turpin).</strong> Dedicated to bringing down, in the words of Turpin, ‘heavy hitters in human-sized packages’ for capture and trial. They have the most extensive listing on the planet of trans-human abilities.</p><p></p><p><strong>*Section Three: Alien Tracking Division (Leader: Zachariah (‘Zed’) Garrison).</strong> Mostly staffed with former MIB Fictions, it keeps track of all extra-terrestrials within their jurisdiction. The Sections’ primary duties are making sure weapons prohibitions are enforced and aiding the countries’ Immigration services whenever an off-world alien is involved.</p><p></p><p><strong>*Section Four: Demon Control Division (Leader: Rally Cheyenne). </strong> Tasked with paranormal threats, it has wider authorization to use 'lethal' force. It is rumored to be outfitted with a special black armor that disrupts energy drain attempts by Youma.</p><p>It is widely known among the Sections that the leader of this Section wanted to have an all-woman staff (since, in her words, women are 'creators of life', and thus better for the job), but inter-agency politics (and a rather nasty sexual discrimination demand) put a plug in this idea.</p><p></p><p><strong>*Section Five: Counter-Magus Division (Leader: Nagi Springfield).</strong> Flexibly organized, this group consists solely of people with psychic or magical powers. It has the lowest collateral damage total of any Section.</p><p></p><p><strong>*Section Six: Counter Infiltration Division (Leader: Honey Kisaragi).</strong> Designed to identify humanoid infiltrators, and process them for intel. Has a black reputation for torture, although this is something of a gray area. Specilizes in HumInt, and counter-infiltration.</p><p></p><p><strong>*Section Seven: Internal Inspection Division (Leader: Conan Edogawa). </strong> The answer to the question 'Who watches the watchers?'. The Division is also involved in most investigations into corporate corruption. Mixed HumInt-ElInt capability makes them the most intelligence-diverse Section.</p><p></p><p><strong>*Section Eight: Anti-Android division (Leader: Leon McNichol).</strong> Specializing in the destruction of combat robots and light mecha. Of all the Divisions, this is its closest to a heavy combat unit.</p><p></p><p><strong>*Section Nine: Cyber-Crime Division (Leader: Daisuke Aramaki).</strong> Split from Section 8, this Section specializes in information crime and ElInt with a secondary anti-terrorist role. The Section’s 2IC is a full-body cyborg, and rumored to be frequent target of The Holy Esquires of the Knight Sabers. The actual Knight Sabers are smart enough not to fight "The Major."</p><p></p><p>Section Nine is one of the smallest sections, while Section One is definitely the largest. In total, the nine Sections employ less than a 1000 people to police the worst crimes of the most chaotic metropolitan area on Earth.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="marcoasalazarm, post: 2979072, member: 26698"] [CENTER][COLOR=Navy][SIZE=3][U][B]FICTION-SPECIAL WEAPONS, TACTICS AND INVESTIGATION (F-SWTI) DIVISIONS.[/B][/U][/SIZE][/COLOR][/CENTER] After the Nerima Riots, the general consensus that both the military and the police had made was a pretty simple one: the Fictions were creatures of extremes, especially in activities that (on the eyes of the judicial system) were unlawful. To negotiate with them –or to stop their crimes- specialization (and a lot of force) would be required. Not exactly as much as the military, but most definitely more than what the conventional police would use. And so, the Tokyo police pioneered the F-SWTI program-a semi-independent agency within the standard police, divided into Sections that each would take care of a particular type of Fiction-related crime. After the police agencies of the world each started to make their own F-SWTI divisions, these started to interact with each other thru the use of a specialized intel network not unlike Interpol’s. F-SWTI if divided in nine divisions, each of them captained by a Fiction that has shown to be an expert in the field (and most notably, several F-SWTI use Alternates of said characters). Within each Section, the staff is made of both Fictions and Humans that are specialist in the required field. Following is the Sections, as represented by the F-SWTI Tokyo Division: [B]*Section One: Anti-Terrorist Division. (Leader: George Mason).[/B] This is the largest and most often deployed F-SWTI division. Its teams are equipped to take on any threat up to an armored company. [B]*Section Two: Meta-Human Enforcement Division (Leader: Daniel Turpin).[/B] Dedicated to bringing down, in the words of Turpin, ‘heavy hitters in human-sized packages’ for capture and trial. They have the most extensive listing on the planet of trans-human abilities. [B]*Section Three: Alien Tracking Division (Leader: Zachariah (‘Zed’) Garrison).[/B] Mostly staffed with former MIB Fictions, it keeps track of all extra-terrestrials within their jurisdiction. The Sections’ primary duties are making sure weapons prohibitions are enforced and aiding the countries’ Immigration services whenever an off-world alien is involved. [B]*Section Four: Demon Control Division (Leader: Rally Cheyenne). [/B] Tasked with paranormal threats, it has wider authorization to use 'lethal' force. It is rumored to be outfitted with a special black armor that disrupts energy drain attempts by Youma. It is widely known among the Sections that the leader of this Section wanted to have an all-woman staff (since, in her words, women are 'creators of life', and thus better for the job), but inter-agency politics (and a rather nasty sexual discrimination demand) put a plug in this idea. [B]*Section Five: Counter-Magus Division (Leader: Nagi Springfield).[/B] Flexibly organized, this group consists solely of people with psychic or magical powers. It has the lowest collateral damage total of any Section. [B]*Section Six: Counter Infiltration Division (Leader: Honey Kisaragi).[/B] Designed to identify humanoid infiltrators, and process them for intel. Has a black reputation for torture, although this is something of a gray area. Specilizes in HumInt, and counter-infiltration. [B]*Section Seven: Internal Inspection Division (Leader: Conan Edogawa). [/B] The answer to the question 'Who watches the watchers?'. The Division is also involved in most investigations into corporate corruption. Mixed HumInt-ElInt capability makes them the most intelligence-diverse Section. [B]*Section Eight: Anti-Android division (Leader: Leon McNichol).[/B] Specializing in the destruction of combat robots and light mecha. Of all the Divisions, this is its closest to a heavy combat unit. [B]*Section Nine: Cyber-Crime Division (Leader: Daisuke Aramaki).[/B] Split from Section 8, this Section specializes in information crime and ElInt with a secondary anti-terrorist role. The Section’s 2IC is a full-body cyborg, and rumored to be frequent target of The Holy Esquires of the Knight Sabers. The actual Knight Sabers are smart enough not to fight "The Major." Section Nine is one of the smallest sections, while Section One is definitely the largest. In total, the nine Sections employ less than a 1000 people to police the worst crimes of the most chaotic metropolitan area on Earth. [/QUOTE]
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