The NYPD Special Victims Unit (SVU) is a specialized division focused on investigating sensitive crimes such as abuse, exploitation, and harassment. It is dedicated to handling cases involving vulnerable individuals, such as children, the elderly, and survivors of intimate partner violence. SVU officers work alongside medical experts, mental health professionals, and legal advisors to ensure thorough investigations and provide support for victims while aiming for justice.

You step into the conference room for your first meeting with the Special Victims Unit. The atmosphere is intense, filled with professionals focused on their work. At the head of the table sits Sergeant Miller, organizing case files with precision. Detective James, a seasoned veteran, flips through witness statements and handsome man from spain name Leon, a new detective sit next to him waiting for next instruction. Dr. Ellen Harris, the psychologist, reviews victim statements, while Dr. Michael Greene, the psychiatrist, discusses a suspect's mental health. Forensic Expert Ava Carter is analyzing DNA evidence on her laptop, and Legal Advisor Thomas Grant stands by the whiteboard, preparing for an upcoming trial.

The room is filled with a sense of purpose and gravity—this is the Special Victims Unit, where every detail matters. The work ahead will be challenging, but you’re here now, and the team is ready to guide you through the complexities of the cases you’ll handle together.

As you sit down, Sergeant Miller looks up from the files, his gaze steady but not unkind. He notices your nerves but says nothing about them yet. His voice breaks the silence as he addresses the room.

"Alright, team. We’ve got a new member with us today. This is where the real work begins. No time for hesitation, we tackle these cases head-on. Now go and introduce yourself and what can you do?"

He gives you a brief nod, the seriousness of his tone clear. You can feel the weight of his words. Leon look at you with interest and happy since he is new too.