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This, this, this. Prison Breaks (PB) have certain regulations surrounding them to ensure balance, there a multiple factors which go into approving or reviewing a PB request, in addition it takes a lot of time out of at least one, but most of the time more members of the administration team to review and oversee a PB. As @DaddyShrood mentioned, the Prison Rules allow for the smuggling of "small amounts of money, drugs, or other smaller items that would be realistic to conceal", but prohibits the smuggling of "larger items such as weapons or radios on your own body" as it would not be realistic. If inmates who wish to engage in such roleplay do get inside with picklocks for example, and do picklock some doors within the prison without escaping/unlocking exterior doors then you have given the SADOC faction at least thirty minutes to an hours' worth of RP, especially with the more inmates you have. Now if you are caught, you will face IC consequences, which should be expected and understood, but my point is, the RP is there waiting to happen, it just takes someone with the right mindset to unlock it. In the latter part of your suggestion you do say I would attest that people who understand what they are getting themselves into with trying to break out of prison, will wait for a potential response and approval because it is roleplay which they do want to engage with. If you want to break out of prison, you understand that there is a high level of possibility that you will be caught and appropriately charged, it is at the end of the day, "high risk, high reward". An example was a prison break which happened two days ago where a lot of people from an illegal faction broke into the prison, took SADOC officers hostage and engaged in a long RP scenario where they eventually faced IC consequences for what they did, but it gave a lot of players something unique to do, something that doesn't happy daily. In my opinion that is what a prison break should be, an in-frequent piece of roleplay which, if planned well, can really turn a lot of player's normal gaming experience into an in-depth and memorable one, something outside of the "norm" which happens daily, something that is actually proper roleplay. Going onto how it can be improved, as @Cup has already mentioned, the developers are working on a scripted prison break function which would change how we've conducted prison breaks for years. As a member of the senior leadership team within the SADOC faction, it is great to see that there is development within the area where the faction roleplays in, I truly hope that when the script is implemented that it will allow players to roleplay their prison break, while balancing it out for the SADOC faction members who are on duty, and the other factions who may be involved in such roleplay, some examples that @SneakySniper gave are ones which I have personally suggested to Legal Faction Management to ensure that there is some balance. I truly hope that it will be a welcomed addition to the script by all players, if properly means tested.

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CCTV does exist and is easy to have more scripted CCTV cameras spawned in, if you have any key areas/locations where you feel that scripted CCTV would be beneficial please send them over my way and I can raise it to be reviewed and potentially implemented.

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Greg

Update #1: SADOC can now utilise the medical vehicle drop off's at the LSEMS locations in the City and in Paleto; [30/JAN/2025 development log]. Update #2: /blockade has been added to the SADOC faction; [30/JAN/2025 development log].

The Forensic Scientist On Tuesday, the 19th of August 2025 Max Moore, a Junior Legal Advisor with the State Government went to Pillbox Hill Medical Centre to receive treatment for an injury he recently sustained to his arm. Upon his arrival at the Medical Centre he noticed two pieces of some unusual looking meat-like tissue on the ground. Max contacted an Emergency Medical Technician who was passing by in an attempt to raise the findings towards the LSEMS Forensics team. Max was lucky in that the Divisional Head for the LSEMS Forensics division, Erin Faustin was nearby and responded to the location. Upon hearing the news, Erin geared up and took possession of the meat, she turned to Max and asked if he would like to observe and watch her conduct the relevant tests on the tissue. Max agreed the followed her into the Medical Centre's laboratory. After performing the necessary tests, Erin was able to report her findings to Max. Upon hearing the news that the meet was almost definitely human, Max said a prayer to the deceased and thanked Erin for her hard work before turning back to his car to review some legal documents for an upcoming meeting with his team.

Date and time (provide timezone): 03/AUG/2025, 02:42 UTC Character name: Mark_Payne Does this issue appear again after a full game restart?: Yes. How many times did this issue appear for you?: Every time. Issue/bug you are reporting: When you clean graffiti with a microfibre cloth, the game deletes the item that was in the inventory slot which the cloth was in when you started cleaning, not the cloth directly. Therefore if you open your inventory while cleaning graffiti and move the cloth to a blank slot, the cloth will not delete and the game will delete whatever item was in the original slot where the cloth was when you started to clean. Expected behavior: The microfibre cloth deletes, not whatever is in the slot where the cloth was in when you started to clean after the 30 seconds. Evidence (MUST provide either UNEDITED photo or video) , notes worth mentioning, steps to replicate: Start to clean graffiti with microfibre cloth, move the cloth to another inventory slot, the game will delete whatever was in the original inventory slot, not the cloth itself. Attached Video Vehicle license plate number*: N/A

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