Jellay

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When Duty Calls, We Answer! It was not long ago, when we received the message and saw with our own eyes how our chapter in Liberty City got burned down. A part of ourselves went up in smoke right there, when we saw the devastation the fire did to our beloved chapter. We saw the toughest guys shed tears, and the most passionate men broken down. It was a bad day for the MC, and there was little to no hope left for all of us there that day. Most of us drove back to our homes, to enjoy a bottle of whiskey at our fireplace while thinking about the events that happened. It wasn't a good time to most of us, and I'd say that most of us actually felt 'Lost'. After a few hours I personally went to sleep, and woke up hungover and without any energy. I walked over towards my door, looking for the daily Weazel News paper. I grabbed the newspaper and I felt something sticking underneath it. I quickly flipped the newspaper around and found myself a letter. I opened the letter and got amazed by what I got to read at that moment. After reading the letter countless times, I felt the energy back inside of me. It was a letter requesting us to fly over to Los Santos to rebuild our Blaine County chapter there. It wasn't long before my long last buddy Jack Everett knocked on my door. He screamed my name and started talking about the letter we apparently both received. There was no hesitation and packed our bags, found all the cash money we had stashed away and went over towards Liberty City Airport. We saw our bikes being loaded in by the ground crew, and took our spots in the plane. A few hours later we landed in this strange and unfamiliar city, with only 1 address written to us on our letter. All it said was: 'Meet us at Stab City'. We almost jumped out of the plane and went to check up on our bikes. It didn't take us long to find our bikes being loaded out of the airplane. It might sound weird, but us bikers have very special connections to our bikes. I was very relieved to see my baby, being loaded out without any damages during the flight. There they both were, 2 fully tuned bikes that were capable of making these astonishing sounds. It didn't take long for us to hop on our bikes, and start making way to this place called 'Stab City'. It took us a few minutes, but finally we found the place and started to make way there. It wasn't necessarily what we expected but it had its own aura. It did immediately feel like driving home. Upon arrival we met Ryan Rogers, another Liberty City chapter member that was send to Los Santos to help rebuild the chapter. He told us a bit more about the city, and the chapter in general. Ryan decided to give us a little tour, which is when we stumbled upon another man. We didn't recognize him from a distance , and neither did we really when we arrived. We asked him for his name, and he gave us his; Jax Thorpe. Everett and I immediately recognized the name, since it was the same name that was written on the letter. We immediately knew we were at the right address. We decide to roll around as a group, on the lookout for some cars that we could rip apart for parts. This is when the SD pulled us all over. We were aware that we would run into the cops here and there, but this was very quick. Yet, it got resolved very quickly after they realised we were not the ones they were looking for. The next hours consisted of the group chopping multiple vehicles and getting known to this strange town. While refueling my car, I met up with a mysterious man. The group and I had been talking about arms quite frequently in the past few hours and I decided to ask the man about arm trades. We found out that he could provide us and a deal was set up at Sandy Shores Airport. The deal went perfectly, and numbers were exchanged. We found out that the man in question belonged to the Los Santos Triads. The Triads, being a name which we didn't expect to be here. We had ran into some issues with the Triads before, and we are yet unsure if the Los Santos Triads are connected to the Liberty City triads. This will be something we will have to find out when time passes. It was a very good first day of the chapter, and we were all motivated for the future. When the MC calls, all of us answer. That is what a family does.

I'm scared

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Interesting! Lets see if you can compete

@MrSilky, If we would pass further than any financial losses on both the funding side and the personal side of each and every cop. How would you as a cop personally feel about having a limited amount of heavies available. Lets say for example you have 1000 heavies an OOC month ( This is a random selected number, since I have no clue how many get taken out every month ). Every time someone takes it out, it reduces the total amount of available heavies. If they put it back in the armory it increases the availability with 1 again. Would you think this is fair as a cop? So we are moving past the financial loss, since I don't think that any criminal cares about the treasury of PD or the salary that a cadet gets. What needs to be scriptly changed would be that someone has to get a heavy from the Armory and Mission Row or Sherrifs Department, and that they are only available to get them from /pw in the car if they did. Once you die as a cop, that number goes down with 1 and criminals can't loot it. I do believe this would benefit the criminals standpoint, and not greatly effect the individuals within PD. Knowing that you have a limited amount of heavies, might impact the times it is used. Like you mentioned before with that picture, realistically PD does have stocked up guns but never unlimited - Jellay

Thanks! I was going to say it myself!

When we want to remove guns from a non-injured person IC'ly we have 2 options: 1. We have to ooc uncuff them and they have to drop the weapon and ooc cuff them again, which takes really long and sometimes brings weird and non-realistic situations. 2. We have a command /takeguns and /takeillegal, which results in immediate removal of all guns and all illegal contents on somebody. The items taken here will completely dissapear and can not be rp'd with anymore. I am suggesting that when we use these commands, the guns and illegal items appear in the inventory of the officer/deputy using the command. This creates a more efficient scene, but also gives more RP possibilities. The ooc uncuffing and cuffing situation is just unnecessary if we change the /takeguns and /takeillegal command. This will give Law Enforcement more chances of actually checking registrations on guns, but will also make sure that criminals eventually can steal their guns back from an injured officer. I think this would be easily implemented and beneficial for both LE and Criminals and will just make RP more streamlined. EDIT: I am aware that this has been mentioned before in another post, but I thought it would be good to make a different suggestion purely surrounding these commands. The last one was in May 2019.

If has been a while since we closed the voting for the 2019 LS employee awards! We are happy to announce all the winners that will receive prizes for all their great efforts during the last year! We got a total of 200 public votes during the process and these are the results! Police Department: Dezzy Bala Sheriff’s Department: Olatunji Osas LSEMS: Stan Abaddon Los Santos Customs: Rocky Rodriguez Bayview: Dean Diesel DCC: Louis Thompson Weazel News: Tyrone Cox We also counted all the individual votes to see who has gotten the highest number of votes in total. This person has been chosen as the best employee in Los Santos of 2019. He has been a great icon for the Medical Department and everyone who has interacted with him knows how good he is in what he does. He has some strange techniques here and there, but at the end of the day always results in saving his patients. We are of course talking about Deputy Chief Stan Abaddon of the LSEMS! Congratulations on becoming the number 1 employee in Los Santos of 2019! We also have two lucky voters that will gain a prize for their efforts in filling in the voting form! Congratulations! Voter 1: Steve Martinez Voter 2: Alex Keller We’d also like to thank and congratulate all the other employees that have been nominated. You have been nominated with a reason, and thus be proud of your last year! I’d like the winners to contact me personally! Please send a text to 3213932 and I will get you your prizes as soon as possible! - Seth Blackwood, CEO of Weazel News

I think we would all like to have our own frequency, just like the MD/PD & SD. It happens so often that somoene robs one of our employees and that we have to switch the frequency. It would be much better if all companies have their own frequency and that only people added in the F4 menu can join that frequency. We could even join the 900 frequencies, so that PD, SD could join our frequencies in case of emergencies ( Kidnap, Armed Robbery ). - Jellay

Names have been sent in by the companies themselves. I had no impact on their decisions, only on the Weazel News ones. - Seth Blackwood

WEAZEL NEWS 2019 EMPLOYEE AWARDS! In celebration of a new year and to remember the last year. Weazel News is doing the 'Los Santos 2019 Employee award'. Participating companies and organisations have sent in their top 5 employees of 2019 and now its to the public to vote on the winners. There will be a total of 10 winners; Every company will get their winner, the one with the most votes in total will get an additional price ( the biggest ) and 2 lucky voters will also be rewarded with a cash prize! So vote now and lets see who the best employees of 2019 were! https://forms.gle/vXQHuSzUAvZ1xhLD8 - Seth Blackwood