- May 22, 2020
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The Polish Office of State Protection(POSP) was created to help combat corruption and crime within Poland, prevent criminals from flocking to Poland, and to combat foreign interests within Poland and abroad. These acts include, but not limited to, acts of espionage and terrorism within Poland.
The headquarters for POSP, dubbed The Office, is a newly constructed building made up of reinforced concrete, bullet proof glass on all the windows, both infrared(thermal/Night Vision) and standard security cameras that will view the inside of outside. Lobby will contain turnstiles that require and RFID chip to work. The building will be ten stories tall with three basement sublevels. A walled, expansive parking area will be establish in the rear of the building with infrared(see above) and standard security cameras watching the entrances. The walls will be topped with razor wire and entrance to the parking lot will require a badge swipe at a guard shack at one of the entrances. First 2 floors will be accessible by visitors and employees. 3-4 will be utilized by Department I - Foreign Affairs. Doors accessing secured rooms on these floors will require an RFID chip to be scanned that will log the identity of the person scanning. Floors 4-5 will be utilized by Department II - Internal Affairs. Doors accessing secured rooms on these floors will require an RFID chip to be scanned that will log the identity of the person. Doors 6-7 will be utilized by Department III. Access to these floors will be limited to those who are employed by Department III and those with the required security clearance. Security cameras at the entrances to the main area of the floor will log the visual identity of the person while RFID scanner to access doors will log the persons badge identity. Floors 8-9 will be utilized for storage of documents, equipment, and sensitive information from the three departments. Entrance into these floors will require and RFID badge scan and visual scan from security cameras. Floor 10 will be utilized as a meeting area for the leadership of the Office of State Protection and members of the Sejm. Basement floors 1-2 will be utilized as additional office space, non-critical storage, and break areas. Basement floor 3 will be utilized as an emergency shelter in the event of a natural disaster, terrorist act, or act of war. Basement floor 3, Sublevel 3, will allow operatives to continue to work with security.
The Departmental makeup of POSP is as follows:
Department I - Foreign Affairs: Department I will be established to track foreign criminals with a history in working within Poland. They will work with Department II in order to capture these criminals, or ask for permission to apprehend the subject over seas, with the permission from foreign government, and return them to Poland. They are allowed to carry firearms both on duty and off. They will be subject to extensive background check to be hired and routine background checks during their employment. Debt and addictions are immediate disqualifications for employment until the issue is resolved.
Department II - Internal Affairs: Department II will be established to track criminals within Poland, both foreign and locals. They will apprehend criminals deemed to be a high threat to the safety of the Polish Public. They will coordinate with Policja to apprehend criminals that do not fit that stereotype. They will also work with Department I in order to coordinate efforts and increase oversight on criminal cases. This is to reduce the chance that criminals will be released once captured. Their main purview will be drugs smuggling, weapons proliferations, organized crime, domestic counter-espionage, ensuring economic security, and protecting Polish cyberspace operations.
Department III: Department III will be a classified department within the Office that will act outside of, as well as inside of, Poland. They will perform acts of espionage and counter-espionage to further the Kingdom of Poland's agenda throughout the world. They will rarely work with Law Enforcement outside of Department III. Information gathering during these actions will be passed along to one of their sister Departments within The Office. Foreign Agents will be monitored on secured systems within their Department. Actions against foreign agents would require authorization from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Monarch of Poland, and Prime Minister of Poland.
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The headquarters for POSP, dubbed The Office, is a newly constructed building made up of reinforced concrete, bullet proof glass on all the windows, both infrared(thermal/Night Vision) and standard security cameras that will view the inside of outside. Lobby will contain turnstiles that require and RFID chip to work. The building will be ten stories tall with three basement sublevels. A walled, expansive parking area will be establish in the rear of the building with infrared(see above) and standard security cameras watching the entrances. The walls will be topped with razor wire and entrance to the parking lot will require a badge swipe at a guard shack at one of the entrances. First 2 floors will be accessible by visitors and employees. 3-4 will be utilized by Department I - Foreign Affairs. Doors accessing secured rooms on these floors will require an RFID chip to be scanned that will log the identity of the person scanning. Floors 4-5 will be utilized by Department II - Internal Affairs. Doors accessing secured rooms on these floors will require an RFID chip to be scanned that will log the identity of the person. Doors 6-7 will be utilized by Department III. Access to these floors will be limited to those who are employed by Department III and those with the required security clearance. Security cameras at the entrances to the main area of the floor will log the visual identity of the person while RFID scanner to access doors will log the persons badge identity. Floors 8-9 will be utilized for storage of documents, equipment, and sensitive information from the three departments. Entrance into these floors will require and RFID badge scan and visual scan from security cameras. Floor 10 will be utilized as a meeting area for the leadership of the Office of State Protection and members of the Sejm. Basement floors 1-2 will be utilized as additional office space, non-critical storage, and break areas. Basement floor 3 will be utilized as an emergency shelter in the event of a natural disaster, terrorist act, or act of war. Basement floor 3, Sublevel 3, will allow operatives to continue to work with security.
The Departmental makeup of POSP is as follows:
Department I - Foreign Affairs: Department I will be established to track foreign criminals with a history in working within Poland. They will work with Department II in order to capture these criminals, or ask for permission to apprehend the subject over seas, with the permission from foreign government, and return them to Poland. They are allowed to carry firearms both on duty and off. They will be subject to extensive background check to be hired and routine background checks during their employment. Debt and addictions are immediate disqualifications for employment until the issue is resolved.
Department II - Internal Affairs: Department II will be established to track criminals within Poland, both foreign and locals. They will apprehend criminals deemed to be a high threat to the safety of the Polish Public. They will coordinate with Policja to apprehend criminals that do not fit that stereotype. They will also work with Department I in order to coordinate efforts and increase oversight on criminal cases. This is to reduce the chance that criminals will be released once captured. Their main purview will be drugs smuggling, weapons proliferations, organized crime, domestic counter-espionage, ensuring economic security, and protecting Polish cyberspace operations.
Department III: Department III will be a classified department within the Office that will act outside of, as well as inside of, Poland. They will perform acts of espionage and counter-espionage to further the Kingdom of Poland's agenda throughout the world. They will rarely work with Law Enforcement outside of Department III. Information gathering during these actions will be passed along to one of their sister Departments within The Office. Foreign Agents will be monitored on secured systems within their Department. Actions against foreign agents would require authorization from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Monarch of Poland, and Prime Minister of Poland.
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