New York City Police Department

The New York City Police Department is the police department for the city of New York in Tom Clancy's The Division.

Description
The New York City Police Department is the primary law enforcement agency within the city of New York. The NYCP does not play a major role within the Division, though many surviving members of the department can be seen as part of the JTF or as corpses around the city. Various police vehicles will always be seen parked in the streets either in good or damaged condition. There are a few Police Stations that are present in the game along with the Police Academy. The only named member of the NYCP within the game is Captain Roy Benitez, a former narcotics officer before the outbreak and the current leader of the JTF.

Green Poison Outbreak
During the outbreak, The NYCP was unable to maintain control of New York. As the attacks spread into the city, there has been a lack of police officers responding to the 911 calls from people who are being attacked by criminals like Rikers, and Rioters due to the streets being clogged with vehicles which made the officers not be able to drive their squad cars to the scene. After the NYCP presence collapsed and apparently having lost control of the city and due to the fall of the entire structure of the police department, leaving officers scattered and isolated, Captain Roy Benitez formed the Joint Task Force to maintain control of the streets instead. However, the JTF later lost control of the city again and became weakened after withdrawing its troops from the Dark Zone in Manhattan. As a result, the city turns into a death trap for its civilians. A city with less law enforcement and more criminal activities.

Lower Manhattan
For various reasons, many NYC JTF in Lower Manhattan personnel began to leave the organization, either because they no longer believed in the cause or because of the severe manpower and resource shortages the organization faced; these personnel would later link up with Paul Rhodes and form a new settlement called Haven, located in the heart of Lower Manhattan. This included many first responders, including NYCP officers and firefighters. Though there were many NYCP officers who still remained with the JTF, all of this changed when Aaron Keener, a radical and possibly insane Rogue Division Agent, begun launching attacks on JTF installations in Lower Manhattan. Attacks were made on bases in Castle Clinton, City Hall, and at a JTF outpost in Two Bridges. This forced surviving personnel from these installations to evacuate to Haven, where they presumably joined up with Rhodes and his Peacekeepers. However, the current state of the NYCP and NYCP officers in other districts of the city is currently unknown.

Vehicles
The New York City Police had a fairly extensive list of fleet vehicles, among which there are:


 * Police Cruisers (models resemble Ford Crown Victoria, Ford Fusion, Chevrolet Malibu)
 * Police SUVs (models resemble Ford Escape, Ford Explorer, Chevrolet Suburban)
 * Police Vans (models resemble both generations of Ford E-Series and Ford F-350 paddy wagon)
 * Police Step Vans
 * Police Buses
 * Haz-Mat Units (model resemble Ford F-350)
 * SWAT SUVs (model resemble Chevrolet Suburban)
 * Police APC (seen in Wall Street mission from The Division 2)
 * Differerent unmarked vehicles

Trivia

 * New York City Police (NYCP) it's a knock-off of real life New York Police Department (NYPD).
 * The NYPD logo used in the game is a parody of the real-life version. The real reason why the logo and the police car looks are different from the real one because it is trademarked.
 * In Warlords of New York expansion livery of police cars was changed to resemble the real NYPD cars more.
 * It is possible that the surviving NYCP officers either joined the Joint Task Force, MIA, or KIA, or pulled out of Manhattan.
 * If the player enters the Base of Operations after progressing through a moderate portion of the game, NYCP officers will begin to spawn within the building. These officers wear standard issue uniforms more fitting with normal Police Officers instead of those adopted by ex-members who joined the JTF.
 * The New York City Sheriff Department (NYSD) and New York State Police (NYSP) are both law enforcement agencies that operate within the city of New York but are never mentioned. Despite this, uniforms from both departments can be obtained by purchasing the Season Pass, as well as S.W.A.T. and a Motorcycle Officer's uniform.
 * Warlords of New York expansion also adds a New York City Correction Department facilty, but we're never seen any NYCCD members or vehicles in both games.

Appearances

 * Tom Clancy's The Division
 * Tom Clancy's The Division 2 (Warlords of New York)