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| - The Federal Police had been founded in 2008 during the Hurbanova Crisis, being a response to the revolters. The revolts had already been suppressed by a loyalist paramilitary organization in command of King Dimitri I. The Federal Police had to maintain order in the Oceana capital. George Matthews served as Commissioner of the Federal Police and was well-known for his zero-tolerance policy. However, once the crisis was over, the Federal Police had accomplished its unofficial mission. Matthews went inactive and eventually served the Federal Police for the last time on 23 December 2009. A sort of vacuum was created; the Federal Police had not been led until Pierlot McCrooke's appointment in autumn 2010. But unfortunately he resigned soon and the Federal Police remained without any serious leadership. After a CCPL victory in the Federal Elections, 2011, Oos Wes Ilava became the new Secretary of Welfare. Therefore he currently is responsible for the Federal Police. The empty seat of Police Commissioner had been taken by Cristian Latin, after an official appointment by the Secretary. In March 2011 the FP hired 30 officers and sergeants. Some claim that they are former members of the controversial militia group The Brigade which was forced to disband after the Judge's sentence. After the 2011 Provisional Elections, William Krosby became acting Secretary of the Department of Welfare. William which then inplanted Nathaniel Scribner as the Commissioner, who lead the Police with a fairly un-guided hand with having been occupied with his current activities in the Congress and the Department of Industry, Agriculture and Trade. In late June he began to focus on more on the Police, with having return from his trip back from the United States. In October 2011 Rosana de Oliveira-Torres was made the commisioner and has plans in fighting the Civil war and create local police offices to be more better in preventing there problems. These ideas never came to fruitition. In August 2012 a group of reforms for the Federal Police were proposed by Christopher Costello, most were in favour of it except for a few who pointed out that it violated Lovian law due to it being the Commissioners job to change aspects of the Federal Police and they were only able to be assigned by the Minister of Defense, who was then Lukas Hoffmann. This however did not halt the plans as Lukas quickly assigned a member of the CNP to be Commissioner, Dimitri Kalinnikov, who was responsible for pushing these reforms through including a new pay plan that was aimed to reward the officers for serving, new equipment option and a more standardised uniform and lasty the hiring of several Lawyers to be used to ensure imprisonment of offenders. In 2013 the reforms were put to the test as a coup was attempted, not only did the Federal Police outnumber the militia but they were also able to contain the fighting that occurred and no civilian casualties occurred.
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