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# TPD

(**T**ricky's **P**olice **D**epartment)

All police jobs are whitelisted and you have to apply to do police jobs on the servers.

## Application

To join the TPD there are a few requirements:

* You have joined our Discord server.
* You are [verified](/discord/verified.md) on our server.
* You are in good standing within the community.
* You have 48 Hours of playtime on the game.
* You have 100 driver level.
* You have to have a current member of TPD vouch for you.
* You must have 10 or more hours of playtime on our servers.
* Your in-game/character name must match your steam name.

To apply to TPD click [here](https://trickys.gg/applications/new) and select MT TPD within the applications page.

## Current officers

### Official list

You can view, search and verify all whitelisted players [here](https://trickys.gg/motortown/tpd).

All official TPD officers will have a TPD badge next to there name on the [leaderboards](https://trickys.gg/motortown/leaderboards) and the [online players](https://trickys.gg/motortown/leaderboards) list.

## Report TPD player

{% hint style="warning" %}
If you find a officer abusing his whitelisted perks, you can [#submit a ticket](discord://discord.com/channels/710922135580835950/846373509470748722) on discord to report them.
{% endhint %}


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