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Template:LawOrganisation Info The San Fierro Police Department (SFPD) is the law enforcement agency in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, servicing the city of San Fierro, and is a branch of the police agency servicing the entire state of San Andreas, the San Andreas Police Department.

Description

San Fierro Police Department's headquarters are located Downtown, and become a prominent location during a main story mission in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.

The San Fierro Police Department is modeled after the San Francisco Police Department; while similar in appearance to Los Santos Police Department officers, SFPD officers are distinguishable by their black undershirt, a seven-point star-shaped badge, a second shield shaped arm badge (similar to that found on rural officers), and a mustache. The officers also shout encouraging, nurturing words like "The police are your friends, please stop!", "I'm actually a social worker in this uniform!", or "Wrestle me, honey!" to those they pursue, although they use the same deadly force as any other police department throughout San Andreas.

The major mode of transportation used by SFPD officers is the Police Car, which, despite both being based on the Premier, enjoys superior handling compared to that of the cruiser used by the Los Santos Police Department.

The SFPD HQ contains four floors; however, it is not accessible during normal gameplay and can only be entered via the hidden interiors universe.

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Trivia

  • The San Fierro Police Department is the only police department witch incials are the same than it's real-life counterpart.

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