Washington MPD
Training Terminal
The operational console for running a full Metropolitan Police Department training session — from posting the dispatch notice to filing the after-action log. Every phase, rule, and scoring threshold from the handbook, rebuilt as a working terminal.
- 1 · Pre-Op — post the notice, open the room, screenshot wide, manage attendees.
- 2 · Briefing — read the opening script, set permission-to-speak & SPaG rules.
- 3 · Driving — issued-livery vehicle, Code 2 then Code 3 route. (Quiz if group.)
- 4 · Shooting — River City Guns range, score marksmanship out of 10.
- 5 · Scenarios — 2–3 fake scenarios, ends on a clean cuff + stated charge.
- 6 · Ride-Along — live patrol, pull-overs & pursuits, return to WL PD.
- 7 · Recognition & Log — wedge, dismiss, file results with proofs.
- Notice posted in #training-notice with full format.
- All trainees confirmed whitelisted in the PRPC server.
- Wide starting screenshot captured, everyone seated.
- Issued vehicle ready with MPD livery applied.
Pre-Operation Setup
Everything before the first phase: posting the notice, holding the room, and setting expectations. Get this right and the session runs itself.
Hold the room open for 10 minutes. You may extend to a hard cap of 13 minutes — the 3-minute grace is only for trainees running late.
- A trainee who misbehaves or breaks the rules may be warned, struck, or removed at the host's discretion.
- SPaG is enforced at all times. A trainee gets 2 warnings before strikes begin — this rule is mandatory.
- Strikes carry across the whole session. Whenever a trainee earns one, tell them their current total.
- If miscommunication results from the trainer's inattention, the trainer may be warned.
With more than one trainee, four phases change. Single-trainee sessions follow the standard handbook flow.
| Phase | Solo Trainee | Group of Trainees |
|---|---|---|
| Driving | Drive the Code 2 → Code 3 route. | Replaced by a 3-question quiz (1 on driving, 1 on a mod scene, 1 of your choice). See Knowledge. |
| Shooting | Assigned the furthest dummy booth. | Trainees choose their booth; all evaluated on marksmanship out of 10. |
| Scenarios | Solo scenarios, your design. | Grouped as one team. Assign a Team Leader — best SPaG, fewest warnings. |
| Ride-Along | Drives the patrol solo. | Grouped as one. Trainer is Team Leader; a chosen trainee drives (never the trainer). 5 minutes. |
Script
Everything you say and send during a training — the full host script plus every copy-paste — in one place, in order. Tap Copy, paste into Discord, then fill in the [bracketed] parts.
Every line you say across the whole training, in order. Tap the copy button on any line to grab just that one. Amber boxes are guidance for you — not lines to read aloud.
Model answers and full scoring are in the Knowledge module.
- List everyone present — write each trainee's full Roblox username in Attendees, and ping those who passed.
- In Notes, give a short summary of each trainee: behaviour, scores, and strikes.
Tip: score everyone in Evaluation, then Record → Copy Results Log fills this in for you — the form and rank-up channel links are already baked in.
Evaluation Panel
Log the session, score every trainee across all four phases on the handbook's 1–10 scale, then print an official record. A phase scored below 5 counts as a failed phase — fail two phases or reach three strikes and the candidate fails automatically.
| # | Phase | Focus |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Driving | Code 2 → Code 3 route; emergency operation. |
| 02 | Shooting | River City range; marksmanship. |
| 03 | Scenarios | 2–3 RP scenarios; clean cuff + charge. |
| 04 | Ride-Along | Live patrol; pull-overs & pursuits. |
Full phase briefs — setup, routes, and strike conditions — appear on the Evaluate step.
Spawn the issued trainee vehicle — confirm it carries the MPD livery before rolling out.
Crashing twice results in a strike. Observe proper emergency driving throughout.
With multiple trainees, replace this phase with the 3-question quiz in the Knowledge module.
Proceed inside the River City Guns range. A solo trainee takes the booth with the furthest dummy; a group may choose their booths.
Instruct the marksmanship drill at your discretion, observe technique, and rate skill out of 10. Run this for 3–5 minutes.
Travel to the barn in Code 2. Run 2–3 fake scenarios. The criminal may be an MPD officer or the trainer.
A scenario ends only when the trainee declares -cuffs- and states why the criminal is under arrest.
Cuff-rushing or failing roleplay earns a strike. Group trainees act as one team under an assigned Team Leader.
Drive the city — pull over civilians, pursue criminals, and assist at the White House, border, and city. Take any final questions before rolling.
Start from a baseline and adjust for every action. Group trainees ride as one with the trainer as Team Leader and a chosen trainee driving (5 minutes).
Excessive mistakes, interfering with roleplay, or crashing into the convoy is a strike. Return to the WL PD when the ride-along ends.
Knowledge Base
The group quiz, radio-code reference, and terminology. Reveal the evaluation guidance under each quiz question — use it to judge answers, not to read aloud.
- Trainees ping you in the trainee chat; you send the quiz and they have 5 minutes to answer — all answers in SPaG.
- Scoring: a wrong answer is −1; an answer missing SPaG is −0.5. A trainee must score 2 of 3 correct.
- Below 2 correct is a strike — inform the trainee. Send everyone's results once the group is done; the quiz is changeable.
- Send results once everyone is done. Below 2 correct earns a strike — inform the trainee. The quiz is changeable.
The trainee should yield and avoid the collision — you do not turn into the other unit's path. Right-of-way during an emergency is never a licence to cause a crash; colliding ends both responses and endangers everyone. Look for an answer that puts collision avoidance above speed.
The trainee should hold and stay frozen. A Mod Scene pauses all roleplay; acting during one is fail-roleplay regardless of what is happening in-character. The correct call is to wait for the moderator to lift the scene, then respond.
Judge this against your community's canon. A strong answer recognises that MPD's role is general law enforcement and support — officers may assist and secure an area — while dedicated executive protection is the protective detail's responsibility, not a substitute MPD provides. Reward clear reasoning over a one-word reply.
| Code | Meaning | Lights / Sirens |
|---|---|---|
| CODE 1 | Routine — no urgency, normal traffic rules. | No |
| CODE 2 | Priority — proceed promptly and direct. | No |
| CODE 3 | Emergency — full response. | Yes |
Per this handbook, Code 3 explicitly means lights and sirens. Code definitions follow community usage.
Recognition
Back at the WL PD, congratulate everyone who passed and capture proof before dismissal. Read the closing lines from the Script section, then run the reminders below.
Internal training material — do not share outside the department unless permitted. WMPD Mobile Data Terminal — an unofficial, fan-made training tool for the President Roleplay Community Roblox group. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or representing the real Metropolitan Police Department of the District of Columbia. For in-game roleplay use only. Content reworked and corrected from the original MPD Handbook.