STARS

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Purpose: Created to handle specialized, high-risk, and unconventional crimes, as well as search and rescue. Structure: Divided into two main teams: Alpha Team: Led by Albert Wesker, it includes Chris Redfield, Jill Valentine, Barry Burton, Joseph Frost, and Brad Vickers. Bravo Team: Directed by Enrico Marini, it includes Rebecca Chambers, Richard Aiken, Kenneth J. Sullivan, Forest Speyer and Edward Dewey.

Foundation (1996) As Raccoon City expanded in the 1990s, and following several domestic terrorist attacks in the 1980s and early 1990s, a growing need arose for improved policing to maintain law and order. Indeed, among the violent crimes plaguing the city was now the imminent threat of domestic terrorism. [3][4] The Raccoon Police Department itself lacked the funding and personnel to adequately address this issue, and the local government looked to other areas for solutions. In 1996, Mayor Michael Warren announced the creation of an elite law enforcement team as part of his "Bright Raccoon 21" urban redevelopment campaign, [1] which relied on private sector funding rather than local taxes. As the county's largest employer, Umbrella USA contributed substantial funds to this initiative. [ 2 ] [ 3 ] [ 5 ] Other private funding came from sources such as the Kendo gun shop, which developed the "Samurai Edge" handgun, which became a standard weapon.

From its inception, STARS consisted of twelve members, divided into two teams of six. Each team, designated Alpha Team and Bravo Team, was led by Captains Albert Wesker and Enrico Marini, respectively. Wesker maintained overall command of STARS through Umbrella's influence. Unlike the police department, STARS recruited personnel from outside the police force, drawing on military veterans and specialists in various fields, from computer hacking to chemical disposal. However, members of the RPD were accepted, provided they passed a written exam. [6][7] The last addition to STARS was Rebecca Chambers, a genius who graduated with a bachelor's degree at the age of 18; while she received no combat training, her work as a medic was recognized.

Guy: Rescue Squad/Service Founded: 1996 Founder: Police Chief Brian Irons Mayor Michael Warren Umbrella Corporation Deceased: August 1998 Headquarters: Raccoon Police Department Area served: Raccoon City Key people: --ALPHA-- Albert Wesker - Captain A. Barry Burton Brad Vickers Chris Redfield Jill Valentine Joseph Frost --BRAVO--

Enrico Marini - B. Captain Edward Dewey Speyer forest Richard Aiken Rebecca Chambers Kenneth J. Sullivan

The Special Tactics and Rescue Service (STARS) (特殊戦術及び救助部隊, Tokushu-senjutsu Oyobi Kyūjo Butai) was an elite American special forces division under the jurisdiction of the Raccoon City Police Department, though privately funded and capable of operating independently. It employed former military personnel and academic experts for appropriate positions within the police department. The overall concept was to form a team that combined tactically experienced soldiers and scientists, enabling it to operate in both counterterrorism and increasingly sophisticated urban crime scenarios, as well as address other emergencies.

Special Tactics and Rescue (STARS) is an elite police division of Raccoon City featured in Resident Evil, comprised of Alpha and Bravo teams. Formed in 1996 to combat bioterrorism, this 12-member unit was partly funded by the Umbrella Corporation, which used them to cover up viral outbreaks. Key members include Jill Valentine, Chris Redfield, and Albert Wesker.