Tactical Intervention Unit, Training Command, Police Academy and the Music Band. Portuguese-born PSP officers began leaving their posts also at the same year, being replaced by Macanese-born PSP officers. In 1999, Lieutenant Colonel Manuel António Meireles de Carvalho passed on command of the PSP to its new commander, Superintendent General Jose Proença Branco. With the transfer of sovereignty on December 20 of that year, the PSP changed its emblem, replacing the former Portuguese coat of arms with that of the Emblem of Macau. Contemporary media reports recorded that PSP personnel substituted their new cap badges for the former Portuguese insignia precisely at the moment of changeover. The PSP's Police School moved its location from its old headquarters at the Center for Social Recovery and began work on the Academy of Security Forces at Coloane after the People's Liberation Army Macau Garrison was created in Macau in May 2000. Superintendent General Jose Proenca Branco was replaced by Superintendent Law Siu Peng after former Macau Chief Executive Edmund Ho Hau Wah on September 17, 2001 passed Decree No. 66/2001. SAR control In 2017, the PSPFM established the Tourism Police unit. On April 8, 2019, the force announced that Vong Vai Hong, the Assistant Commissioner was appointed as the Deputy Commissioner. On October 9, 2019, Assistant Commissioner Leong Heng Hong was made the Deputy Commissioner. Controversies The PSPFM's credibility suffered in the 2007 Macau labour protest when a bystander was injured from a bullet fired by PSPM officers as warning shots to break up protests. The PSPFM announced that several of its officers, including a retired officer, were arrested during an anti-extortion operation. Vehicles All marked vehicles employed by the PSP have an all blue finish with the seal of the force. Previously, all of them had a white finish. Some of the vehicles used or are currently in use: Honda Civic – patrol car Hyundai Santa Fe – patrol car Mazda 3 – patrol car Toyota Corolla – patrol car Suzuki Carry – lorry Toyota LiteAce light van Honda VFR800P motorcycle BMW R-series RTP motorcycle Toyota Hiace van Toyota Townace Van Mitsubishi Outlander SUV Organization The PSPFM is currently organized according to the following structure as of 2021: Resources Management Department Human Resources Division Material Resources Division Financial Resources Office Information Department Research and Information Division Commissioner of General Issues Operations Department Operations and Communications Division Public Relations Division Migration Service –