Five new speed boats to be commissioned for the Mount Vema Police force

His Mount Vema Majesty’s government will commission five speed boats for the Mount Vema Police, with ten more to follow next year. The boats will be used to enforce the law of the realm, protect people and property, and to prevent crime.
 
The powers of the Mount Vema police are like those of the Royal Mount Vema Coast Guard and includes the power of arrest and the legitimized use of force. However, the Coast Guard is part of the Ministry of Defense and the Police force is separated from the Military, or other organizations involved in the defense of the realm against foreign aggressors.
 
Although the police force will be mainly a public sector service, funded through fees and taxes, they also form part of the Mount Vema Royal Guards, especially the armed police units that will provide law enforcement support to the unarmed police.  
 
The Police forces will include both preventive (uniformed) police and detectives, protecting life and property, enforcing criminal law, criminal investigations, crowd control, and other public safety duties. Although the police will be small in comparison to countries with large cities, the Mount Vema police forces will be generally organized as a hierarchy with multiple ranks.
 
Most of the duties will be available as a 24/7 service, and when not responding to call-outs, they will do work aimed at preventing crime both on surface and underwater. In some cases, the police will be assigned to work undercover, where they will conceal their police identity to investigate crimes, such as organized crime, or narcotics crime, that are unsolvable by other means.
 
Most undercover officers, like detectives will be recruited from the uniformed branch who, will be recruited from private security contractors that once qualified will be allowed to join the uniformed branch or to take exams to move to the detective branch.
 
The Mount Vema police services will also rely on part-time or volunteer officers, some of whom may have other jobs outside policing. These may be paid positions or entirely volunteer to be known as the special police who will be unarmed like most of the officers who will not carry firearms as a matter of course, mainly because in Mount Vema, civilians will have no right to own or carry fire arms.
 
The police will have specialist units for handling armed offenders and, can call on military aid if needed, which can use deadly force as last resort when necessary to save human life.
 
The new police boats will be marked with appropriate logos equipped with the ability to extinguish fires and will have sirens and flashing light bars to aid in making others aware of police presence. They will also be equipped with the latest radio communications equipment, to co-ordinate their work, share information, and get help quickly.
 
Mobile data terminals will be included to enhance the ability of police communications, enabling easier dispatching of calls, criminal background checks on persons of interest to be completed in a matter of seconds, and updating officers' daily activity log and other required reports on a real-time basis.
 
The officers handling the boats will focus on crime prevention, and like other officers, they will be rotating police officers from district to district to reduce their vulnerability to corruption. They will be recruited with high police salaries to attract professionally qualified officers.