Psi-Corp Military Police

One of many organizations native to the City-State of Neon District created by the generational and mysterious Psiminov family.

Psi-Corp military police is an elite organization consisting of close to

30,000 active members based in the city-state alone. They of course, handle all of the law enforcement duties across the unique sovereign nation. These officers are highly trained and are engaged in a variety of policing including but not limited to: urban terrain warfare, guerilla warfare, riot suppression, war, crime, detective work, espionage, surveillance, etc.

Psi-Corp also has a dedicated international reserve of troops training at undisclosed facilities outside of Neon District. Despite many attempts by the media to investigate, these facilities have yet to be found.

Psi-Corp is broken into a number of specialized divisions as well

Each Psi-Corp Officer is given a monthly dose of the revolutionary ScioN serum, boosting their physical capabilities to near peak human performance, making each individual officer extremely formidable.

The T.E.A.R. Unit
The TEAR unit (Tactical Espionage Assassination & Reconnaissance) is a special unit personally created and overseen by General Vladimir Cain himself. It includes 9 current members: Officers Kena, Romi, Tranes, Violet, Regos, Mox, Callum, Tona, and the squad leader is none other than The General’s right hand man Lt. Daav August. These 9 have undergone a series of incredibly harsh training regimens and receive an elevated dose of the scion serum, pushing their overall abilities to near metahuman more so than the standard but formidable Psi-corp military police force. The special training and dosage received has made those in the TEAR unit especially dangerous.

The CSSA
The City State Security Agency specializes in city-state wide monitoring, collection, and processing of information and data for intelligence and counterintelligence purposes. The agents, are essentially the federal counter to Neon District's many black-hat hackers. The agency is also given large swaths of authority to monitor citizens whom the higher up may deem "problematic" and prone to criminal activity. The agency of course has no qualms for enacting less than favorable invasive monitoring of citizens at large. Because of this, the agency has faced staunch resistance and criticism for their practices.