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Merge And Serve: Law Enforcement Announces A New Era Of Policing

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October 3, 2025

The Los Santos Police Department, Blaine County Sheriff’s Office, and San Andreas State Police issued a press release announcing the official merger of all three (3) departments into a “single unified agency”; the San Andreas State Police. Starting today, all sworn members of the new San Andreas State Police department will be referred to as Officers.

As part of this change, the department has adopted new uniforms and liveries representing the pride, honor, and resilience of law enforcement in San Andreas. Officers now wear black and gold uniforms and their vehicles have undergone a makeover as well giving them a consistently recognizable look. This merger, aimed at strengthening law enforcement to provide better services across the state of San Andreas, combines the resources, personnel, and expertise of the three (3) departments into a unified force to protect and serve our citizens.

Stay tuned to Weazel News for updates on this developing story.

The text of the press release is copied below, along with a PDF attached as well for ease of reading:

SAN ANDREAS
LAW ENFORCEMENT

Gabriella Kennedy
Chief of Police, LSPD
Contact: (836)-972-1137

PRESS RELEASE
Date: October 2nd, 2025

Vinewood Police Station
69 Elgin Avenue, Vinewood
Los Santos, San Andreas

For Immediate Release:

On October 3rd 2025, the Los Santos Police Department, Blaine County Sheriff’s Office, and
San Andreas State Police will officially merge into a single unified agency: the San Andreas
State Police. From that date forward, all sworn in personnel will be referred to as Officers.

To reflect this new chapter, the department will adopt black and gold uniforms, representing
pride, honor, and resilience. Vehicle liveries will also be updated to match the new uniform
colors, ensuring a consistent and recognizable identity across the state.

All current cadets will be formally sworn in as Officers, and all personnel already holding the
rank of Officer or above will be grandfathered into their positions.

Until the official transition date, operations within the Los Santos Police Department, Blaine
County Sheriff’s Office, and San Andreas State Police will continue as normal.

This historic merger represents a major step in uniting law enforcement resources, personnel,
and expertise under one banner to provide consistent and effective service across the state.

Sincerely,

Gabriella Kennedy
Chief of Police
Los Santos Police Department

Theresa Indigo
Sheriff
Blaine County Sheriff’s Office

Craig Maxwell
Commissioner
San Andreas State Police

LEO-AllDeptPressRelease-Oct2nd2025 Download

2 Comments

disgruntledcitizen

October 3, 2025 at 8:58 pm

cant complain about the troopers if everyones a trooper ig

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ConcernedApe

October 4, 2025 at 3:01 pm

I wonder if the merge will help the current issues of public trust for law enforcement. The leads do a “good job” up until cops are dissmissive, no one responds, cases arent taken seriously and we are told “well we cant do anything now because we arent there.. but if we were we could” also a lot of cops play kiss ass, just do your job!! Also even the gov cant get a police response sometimes. If the gov cant, whats that say about the citizens of los santos?

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