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Great post @Sam Onizuka, keep up the good work my man.

The very last of us... You got this shit homies.

The last of us.. lets get it homies.

Yes, I was explaining how he broke the rules because you specifically said “I didn’t see what happened”. All I’m saying is if a crim did what he did in a chase not only would it be a non rp convoy but also a clear cut non rp block. I’m sorry I don’t have an fchat to express my opinions of rp standards Bacon. I am well aware you are not able to void rp as you are not a moderator but this goes back to my statement above where I mention how crims are able to fix things amongst each other to avoid reports, but for some reason PD can’t, or refuse to. I think I have 4 reports (2 handle

Player(s) being reported: ID 126 Date of interaction reported: 2/9/2021 Unix time stamp from HUD: 1612919191 Your characters name: Ricky Brasco Other player(s) involved: Omar Oos Specific rule(s) broken: 9. Non-Roleplay (NRP) Actions that are unrealistic or promote poor quality roleplay are considered as non-roleplay. How did the player break the rule(s)? ID 126 drove in front of my vehicle as I was evading police, not valuing his life in any way. I want to mention how I find it extremely odd how criminals are able to settle situations l

fact is they've nerfed crims into the ground. They've given PD all the tools to succeed and crims still pull through. But im glad you enjoy teasing people who actually worked for their shit. How's the spawned in gas station going btw?

How many drags do you own

I’ve known Larry and Purm for quite some time now and trust me when I say whatever they touch turns to gold. Nothing but good hopes for this. Looks amazing guys, best of luck.

High tier criminals spending their days watching PD breaking traffic laws and then reporting it. Is that what this server has come to? There's only one cop in the server that deserves to be dissected to that point. Thank you for the good tip

Alright so tell me Alex, what would you have done had that tac1 call not come in? and my friend, the only "powerplay" there was you puffing your chest out and putting bullshit charges on me because you know that you can do it and get away with it, on an IC and OOC level, always have.

I would like to add a POV of a recent event that took place with Jason Steel where for no reason at all decided to stop Carlos and I for questioning and ended up with me being handcuffed and charged with "failure to comply" simply because I showed Grace_Morris my license and not Steel. Again, bending the rules (IC and OOC) to achieve his goal. Just a little example of what Jason Steel does to criminals on a daily basis. This is meant to be connected with to my initial reply but for some reason I am unable to edit it.

POV: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JG718lu_GRE&feature=youtu.be&ab_channel=RickyBrasco So the whole situation began when myself and @Driqz got pulled over by Jason Steel and Grace Morris for unknown reasons. My natural instinct was to pull over since I knew I haven't committed any crimes. As I was sitting and waiting I noticed Jason Steel doing his usual thing when pulling me over. Backs up and advances slightly as he called for additional units including x-ray. And no this isn't me assuming, it's literally what he's done every single time he's pulled me over. 10-55's wit

Really solid group of guys, really excited to see where this goes. Best of luck

Define realistic. Heavily armed, extremely dangerous gang members chasing hostile opposing gang members and opening fire on them after they ran over an ally for the second time? Yes, absolutely I find that realistic. It's a risk we take being criminals and unlike police officers us criminals don't care if civilians are around as witnesses and we absolutely dont care if a single cop is behind us. If our enemy assaulted our ally, we will take action. Just like if we ran over a cop, even by accident, we would get lit up like a christmas tree. It's an IC action that has IC consequences, I dont kno

How you doing, Ricky Brasco here. I think Carlos' response covered everything. Frankly I normally would have shot the moment he rammed over my ally the first time but as Carlos said, we gave him the benefit of the doubt. After him running over the member of LFM head on and injuring him, I decided to open fire.