Add new modern ranks

[JayL]

Brazil

Biiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiig high five, brother.

It's not like you can't assign unofficial ranks anyway.

[Ben]

Brazil

Biiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiig high five, brother.

It's not like you can't assign unofficial ranks anyway.

Hehe, whoo Brazil!

[Lennie_Briscoe]

I just want the rank of 'Corporal'. It just sounds sexy.

Thats a military rank, not a police rank...

And my other comment still stands...

Actually no It is not just a military rank... I hate to burst your bubble on that one. There are many police departments in the United States that use the rank of Corporal "CPL" It is one rank above Officer(OFC) and one rank below Sergent (Sgt). It is essentially the same thing as a senior officer. A little bit of research can go a very long way... Don't just assume because you have never heard something it isn't true.

[RayCarter]

I think Corporal is commonly associated with State Police, right?

[Ben]

I think Corporal is commonly associated with State Police, right?

CBF is half (well, mostly) correct...it is mainly associated with the military, but always as an NCO rank 
In Britain I know that the RAF have it, as do the Army.

[Allison]

I think Corporal is commonly associated with State Police, right?

Yes. Corporal is mainly concentrated on military and state police.

[Chief J. Schappell]

I think Corporal is commonly associated with State Police, right?

Yes. Corporal is mainly concentrated on military and state police.

Correct. Very few departments use it. I know Sacramento PD does in their academy, but they don't in their field/desk ranks.

[Lennie_Briscoe]

Corporal is commonly used in state police and sheriffs departments, however it is used in some local police departments