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Colonel A. Kings

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Colonel A. Kings is the commanding officer of the San Andreas State Police (SASP), holding the top rank in the statewide highway patrol and law enforcement agency.218_20230828234725_1.png

With over 30 years service in the SASP, Kings oversees all operations, training, budgeting, and personnel matters for the organization. He leads a force of over 7,000 uniformed officers.

Background

Kings graduated top of his class from the San Andreas State Police Academy in 1987 at age 21. His sharp investigative skills and strong leadership were soon recognized with promotion to Detective just 5 years later.

Kings rose through the supervisory ranks over the next decades, earning praise for developing innovative policing strategies that reduced highway collisions and crime statewide. His ability to forge partnerships with diverse community organizations also stood out.

In 2014, Kings was appointed Assistant Chief, second only to the Colonel. When the Colonel retired in 2019, Kings was seen as the natural successor to take the helm of the SASP.

Policies as Colonel

As Colonel, Kings implemented significant policy changes:

  • Establishing a de-escalation first use of force policy to reduce fatal shootings by officers.
  • Expanding community and cultural awareness training at all levels of the organization.
  • Creating programs to improve relations between police and minority groups.
  • Increasing external oversight and accountability on officer conduct.

While some internally resisted reforms, Kings maintains building public trust and adapting to community needs is essential for the SASP mission.

His progressive leadership style balances maintaining officer safety with protecting citizens' rights during law enforcement actions. Kings remains focused on evolving police work for a just, inclusive society.

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