They have several options. Much depends on the situation, the 'attitude' of the participants, the age of the participants, and the location of occurrence. They will, of course, question the participants to determine if the act was consensual or forced. After that has been determined, the outcome can vary significantly depending on the above listed circumstances. It could range from a verbal warning (cops were once kids too, y'know) - up to arrest for indecent acts in public.
No you cannot be a police officer in Grand Theft Auto, but you can in Saints Row: The Third
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I know that there are definitely two kinds of related police officer: 1. Police diver 2. Marine Police 3. Environmental Police Officer The first one deals mostly with search and recovery work - being in the water looking for things, such as a discarded murder weapon, or people that have gone missing and are possibly deceased and in the water. It is quite murky and cramped work. The second is a police officer who is based on a boat and deals with issues on rivers, docks, and out at sea. This could range from security patrols on the river, through to taxation and customs issues. The third is a police officer who investigates and deals with environmental crime. I do not know if there is any department that has an aquatic specialty, but countries that are coastal and have marine issues may have one.
The third officer in the Merchant Marines is responsible for the safety of the ship and crew. A Third Officer is licensed to be a commander of the ship should something happen to the captain, first officer, and second officer.
He was the third and youngest child of Joseph Ratzinger, Sr., a police officer, and Maria Ratzinger (nee Peintner), a housewife and mother.
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Joseph Alois Ratzinger was the third and youngest child of Joseph Ratzinger, Sr., a police officer, and Maria Ratzinger (née Peintner).
Third Precinct Police Station was created in 1896.
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That would be the third degree.
He was the third and youngest child of Joseph Ratzinger, Sr., a police officer, and Maria Ratzinger (née Peintner), a housewife and mother.