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All about how you position yourself and where

We can manually add the ticket once we get your plates.

We can already do this inside the cars.

If we had beanbag shotguns, then maybe. And thats a big maybe.

Forums arent that active but the server always hits 200 players and more every day depending where youre playing.

We follow the same NLR guidelines as everyone else. We dont respond to the situation in which we died in and we wait for it to clear before resuming our patrol duties.

That, I like the idea of. Same goes for any item and weapon used by someone who was killed on a scene. Of course with a few rules set as when this can be done.

We are supposed to be an immitation of real life. Yes, it is a game. But the purpose of OUR game is the immitation of real life with a few parts cut out.

why do you get in these situations that land you in prison for that long anyways? Do you think that the cartels and old italian mafias went around shooting shit up constantly, having them land in jail? No, most of the time they tried to play it safe but without affecting their organization in any huge way. What's dumb is having to come up to a gun fight in the city center with multiple automatic firearms being shot from all sides.

I mean, a CK is a bit extreme but you have to understand the reasoning behind it.

Thing about that is, right. If an officer who had been shot and killed in the line of duty lost their weapon after respawning in Pillbox, their weapon would be recovered realistically by another officer if the gunfight were to come to an end in the departments favor. Same goes for vehicles. Even so, we have guidelines as to when we can and cant deploy carbines/SMGs/shotguns. We have rules and guidelines to follow about firearms and vehicles that I'm guessing the criminal factions dont. The weapons you lose, realistically get confiscated and destroyed/put into evidence, as these weapons were used to commit serious crimes. Our weapons just get returned to the armory. Now what happens if every officer dies at the location is a completely different and VERY weird scenario. As I also said, we dont keep those weapons and we definitely dont use them in every single situation where one pistol is involved.

Well I certainly am not crying, I'm just stating my opinion on the suggestion. What would you like to see us lose?

Why are you carrying 40k worth of street value then purposelly getting into messed up situations in the first place? You may have your reasons so I'm genuinely asking, not a sarcastic question. One thing you guys have to remember is that the stuff we carry on duty, we dont carry when off duty. Thats refering to this; ^We have to reach a certain rank before being able to APPLY for certification for M4s and SMGs (except for SWAT). Not every officer is able to yoink an automatic weapon from the armory. The weapons we carry on duty we do not bring when off duty. Same goes for vehicles. We dont have anything to lose to begin with other than our money on our person, radios and duty weapons. Thats it. I personally would consider that as just UNRP behavior and it doesnt reflect the entirety of both departments. -1 unless you think of something that we can ACTUALLY lose as officers or as a department collectively.

what about store cameras that record the past 30 seconds before a robbery starts and the following few minutes?

The only thing I can think of to agree with the suggestion is simply your knowledge of the login information RPly. However. While youre on a off duty officer, you witnessing a crime is no different than to a civilian unless you have proof of said crime. Its always heresay. Thus, if this were to be added, I will not go out of my way when off duty, to add charges to the person. Youre technically then doing your job while not at work.

As a fellow officer I have to disagree. You are off duty, youre not conducting your duties as an officer of the law. Nothing requires you to conduct your duties, which includes adding criminal charges. Communication with other officers is key and the situation can be solved quite easily. Do you see yourself doing this realistically? Heading to your police station to file a crime or arrest report while off duty? Doubt it.

What does that have to do with the original suggestion? I'd like to see some sort of non-emergency number to be implemented, could prove useful at times where you cant find an officer at the LSPD desk, and simply ask if one is available.

+1 Would love to see more big rig trucks with trailers on the road.

Bunch of people. Starting with me. I occassionaly dont bring an ID or a drivers license.

Yes I agree with this.

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