Editing Head of Security (section)

==[[File:Hoscap.png|32px]] Your Authority ==
As the Head of Security, you are responsible for a lot of important security staff. It's important not to lose track of them, and make sure they are doing their job correctly. You are concerned with the following people:

===[[File:Helmet.png]] [[Security Officers]]=== 
These are your pawns, and it's your job to control them. Each of them is given an assignment when they sign up. If they're being assholes, yell at them and get them to fall in line - if they continue, throw them in the brig for a little while. It's important not to let these guys run rampant, because they can and will fuck everything up if you do. If they seem to not know what they need to do, give them a firm reminder of what they need to do. On occasion you might have a new player on your team, so don't go too hard on them. However, if they continue to be assholes or just totally incompetent, bust them back down to assistant and kick them off the force.

===[[File:Policecap.png]] [[Warden|The Warden]]=== 
This is a special security officer who acts as the Brig's watchdog. Make sure he doesn't set and/or support shitty brig times and that he doesn't leave the Brig while prisoners are present. He is next in the line of succession if you get bumped off, and your most senior lieutenant. Treat him like your right-hand man, as he can run the Brig just fine by himself under most situations.

===[[File:Detectivefedora.png]] [[Detective|The Detective]]=== 
A loose cannon at best, dangerous at worst. Generally just let him do his thing. He's used to operating with a fair degree of autonomy from Sec. Just remember to call him a loose cannon from time to time and be ready to send in the redshirts should he uncover [[Changeling|something big]].

===[[File:Fedora.png]] [[Lawyer|Lawyers]]===
The Lawyers' job is to watch you and try to cite you for violating a guideline. Your authority over them is questionable, although you are completely within your rights to remove their Security radio access if it becomes an issue. When used correctly, the station's legal counselors can provide an extra layer of security by keeping an eye on things or by policing the various debris and detritus that crops up over the course of a shift. Pass out some spare sunglasses or a SecHUD (if you're feeling particularly generous) and don't refuse their clients' right to counsel. If you wind with a ''[[traitor|criminal]] attorney'' on your hands, don't hesitate to bring the hammer down.