Vice County Correctional Services
State Prison & Parole Authority. Oversees inmate incarceration, rehabilitation programs, and post-release monitoring within the Leonida penal system.
Manages high-security facilities, rural work camps, and halfway houses across the state.
Responsible for prisoner transport, parole monitoring via ankle-monitors, and court-mandated labor programs.
Modeled after the state-wide system known for its extensive parole surveillance and large-scale inmate population.
Agency Intelligence
The Vice County Correctional Services(VCCS) acts as the bureaucratic endpoint of the Leonida criminal justice system. While law enforcement handles the streets, the VCCS is localized for long-term containment and social monitoring. The agency is frequently associated with high-security transport convoys and the strict enforcement of post-release conditions.
Field analysis indicates that the VCCS operates with a high-degree of institutional ruthlessness, often intersecting with corporate security interests through prison labor contracts. For an operator in Leonida, the presence of VCCS assets like inmate transport buses signifies the permanent consequences of failed criminal endeavors.
Related Intelligence
Agency responsible for recapturing VCCS escapees and securing transport routes.
Deployed during high-risk prisoner transfers or large-scale prison riots.
The metropolitan district housing the VCCS headquarters and administrative offices.
Field Sighting Log
| Source | Intelligence Gathered |
|---|---|
| Trailer 1 (00:05) | Lucia Caminos verified as an active VCCS parolee, equipped with a GPS-based ankle monitoring device. |
| Screenshot Batch 05 | VCCS correctional bus observed transporting inmates along the South Beach metropolitan corridor. |
Last updated: February 2026