Lellorium Police Department

Overview
Lellorium’s official law enforcement division. Their numbers and training vary from region to region, and they range from simple unpowered cops with basic equipment to elite teams of metahumans armed with cutting-edge tech. Though their resources are extensive, the police often struggle to cover the entire island at once, leading to selective deployment of their forces in proportion to perceived threat levels. Small robberies and assaults tend to draw only conventional officers, whereas destructive terrorist attacks will bring down the full crushing might of the LPD’s top agents.

Though they have stations across the island, their main headquarters is in Downtown. Alongside their many stations the LPD has two main divisions under it's belt; it's non-meta forces and it's meta forces, each equipped to deal with a variety of different situations. These divisions are separated into several different task forces.

Code Blue:
Beat cops, ordinary police officers handling ordinary jobs. Basic training and minimal body armor, may carry simple weapons like handguns, tasers, or batons. Though capable of dealing with minor civilian disturbances themselves, they take a back seat in meta-related operations, usually calling in heroes or Code Reds to handle powered villains.

Code Yellow:
Riot officers, more heavily equipped and better trained. Code Yellows wear tough body armor and carry riot shields, stun and teargas grenades, and electrified batons. Their main job is handling large-scale civilian disturbances, such as mass panic or outbreaks of looting, but they also play a major role in maintaining order during evacuations and establishing cordons around destructive metahuman fights.

Code Red:
Anti-meta and hero support officers, armed with Tinkertech body armor and weapons. Typical equipment includes full-body, impact-resistant armor, flashbang and concussion grenades, and specialized firearms that fire globs of dense, rapidly-expanding foam. Depending on the situation they may also be deployed with additional equipment such as jetpacks, water cannons, etc.

A single Code Red officer is rarely a match for the average meta, but they’re normally deployed in teams of ten, and will act as support for heroes rather than taking to the front lines themselves. Most active villain disturbances will lead to a Code Red team being sent to the scene, though response times vary based on location and priority.

Code Grey:
Detectives, investigators, and forensics. Rather than directly countering crimes, these officers work to track down missing persons, deduce culprits, and keep tabs on notable gangs and villains. Code Greys will often work closely with heroes, sharing relevant information and acquiring the aid of Thinkers and Sensors in their investigations.

Code Green:
The police’s personal Tinkertech division, primarily focused on supplying Code Reds and Code Greys with whatever they need. None of them are exceptional Tinkers (most of those get snatched up by the big corporations), and they spend most of their time repairing and replacing basic armor and gear.

However, they’re more than capable of adapting and refining their creations should the situation call for it. A criminal who makes the most-wanted list will soon see Code Reds showing up with tech built specifically to counter them, courtesy of Code Green.

Code Black:
The police’s hand-picked squad of combat-capable metas. Nearly all of them are either ex-military or ex-heroes, though there are one or two reformed ex-villains in the mix. Well-trained and equipped with Tinkertech tailored to their own abilities, they act as a kind of black-ops, carrying out midnight raids with a coordination unmatched by most hero teams.

There are about 20 Code Black metas in total, operating in teams of five each, though their identities and powers are all heavily classified. To avoid information about them leaking out and thus neutering their effectiveness, the LPD deploys them only sparingly, against the most dangerous metahuman terrorists.es and ratings are highly classified. In order to avoid leaking information and thus neutering their capabilities, the LPD deploys these units in only the most dire of circumstances.