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RE: Excessive response via police. - mywarthog - Feb 6, 2017 Lack of communication on the police radio sometimes can cause it too. No one calls out who's responding to a 911 call (I'm guilty of this too sometimes, admittedly) - so everyone just assumes to respond. RE: Excessive response via police. - The Rock - Feb 7, 2017 Next time request 1 aditional unit RE: Excessive response via police. - Nebula - Feb 7, 2017 Had this yesterday.. Speeding person,pulle over and ran in the Hospital. I call for Backup *Nobody responding* I call again *1 Response in the Radio* *The whole Police Force arrived* ??? RE: Excessive response via police. - Project - Feb 7, 2017 I usually tell people that they are not needed here, if they fail to leave I report them to the sergeant or if I am the serg I will threaten with demotion, I love how scared people get sometimes. imo just be a little aggressive when this happens, tell people they are not needed, it is probable they are going to get in their car and go. RE: Excessive response via police. - Soviethooves - Feb 7, 2017 Go Sgt. Setup Roll Call. Give Partners Assign special units if you wanna. Inform them you won't tolerate stupid BS. Demote anyone who doesn't follow orders you deem important. RE: Excessive response via police. - Delex - Feb 9, 2017 Funny thing is that the people complaining, sees it from a criminal perspective: * Guy speeding * pulling over * ask him nicely for his license, just inform him about speeding * Gets sniped in the head Or Guy walking on the road Cop car next to him tells him to stop to inform: - Pulls wep and blows you up Or when you pull someone over he is like (LOOC: Hurry up, no I don't want to do this shit) RE: Excessive response via police. - Soviethooves - Feb 9, 2017 It's actually against the rules to kill a player during a traffic stop as most of the time the player is ASSUMING he will be arrested. We can't allow killing under assumptions. RE: Excessive response via police. - Apex - Feb 9, 2017 (Feb 9, 2017, 04:11 PM)Soviethooves Wrote: It's actually against the rules to kill a player during a traffic stop as most of the time the player is ASSUMING he will be arrested. We can't allow killing under assumptions. Am I correct in thinking that you can, in fact kill the officer if you are wanted and with reasonable expectation of a long prison sentence? RE: Excessive response via police. - Soviethooves - Feb 9, 2017 (Feb 9, 2017, 04:39 PM)Trus_me_daddi Wrote:(Feb 9, 2017, 04:11 PM)Soviethooves Wrote: It's actually against the rules to kill a player during a traffic stop as most of the time the player is ASSUMING he will be arrested. We can't allow killing under assumptions. Not unless they are an immediate threat. If there is a chance to warn him off, you should do so as shooting a cop will only worsen your problem. RE: Excessive response via police. - Apex - Feb 9, 2017 (Feb 9, 2017, 05:16 PM)Soviethooves Wrote:Right, that makes sense; then again I think just not pulling over in the first place could work better.(Feb 9, 2017, 04:39 PM)Trus_me_daddi Wrote:(Feb 9, 2017, 04:11 PM)Soviethooves Wrote: It's actually against the rules to kill a player during a traffic stop as most of the time the player is ASSUMING he will be arrested. We can't allow killing under assumptions. RE: Excessive response via police. - Soviethooves - Feb 9, 2017 (Feb 9, 2017, 05:17 PM)Trus_me_daddi Wrote:(Feb 9, 2017, 05:16 PM)Soviethooves Wrote:Right, that makes sense; then again I think just not pulling over in the first place could work better.(Feb 9, 2017, 04:39 PM)Trus_me_daddi Wrote:(Feb 9, 2017, 04:11 PM)Soviethooves Wrote: It's actually against the rules to kill a player during a traffic stop as most of the time the player is ASSUMING he will be arrested. We can't allow killing under assumptions. Mhm. Now that's a different scenario. During a pursuit, there is always the threat of lethal force. At that point I would consider you shooting at cops alright. RE: Excessive response via police. - Dan - Feb 9, 2017 (Feb 9, 2017, 04:01 PM)Galaxy Wrote: Or when you pull someone over he is like (LOOC: Hurry up, no I don't want to do this shit) That's when I do super serious rp and make it a 15 minute traffic stop RE: Excessive response via police. - Soviethooves - Feb 9, 2017 (Feb 9, 2017, 05:35 PM)Dan Wrote:(Feb 9, 2017, 04:01 PM)Galaxy Wrote: Or when you pull someone over he is like (LOOC: Hurry up, no I don't want to do this shit) This man speaks for me lol RE: Excessive response via police. - Apex - Feb 9, 2017 (Feb 9, 2017, 05:35 PM)Dan Wrote:That's not even that bad though, if the cop is being reasonable (and realistic) I have literally no problem; cause it doesn't ruin the experience. But if they just hop out and pull a shotgun and point it at your car, what's even the point?(Feb 9, 2017, 04:01 PM)Galaxy Wrote: Or when you pull someone over he is like (LOOC: Hurry up, no I don't want to do this shit) RE: Excessive response via police. - Dan - Feb 9, 2017 (Feb 9, 2017, 10:42 PM)Trus_me_daddi Wrote:I'm glad that you're one of the people who go on an rp server to actually rp(Feb 9, 2017, 05:35 PM)Dan Wrote:That's not even that bad though, if the cop is being reasonable (and realistic) I have literally no problem; cause it doesn't ruin the experience. But if they just hop out and pull a shotgun and point it at your car, what's even the point?(Feb 9, 2017, 04:01 PM)Galaxy Wrote: Or when you pull someone over he is like (LOOC: Hurry up, no I don't want to do this shit) |