Pledge

o7 man. To be honest I didn't know much about you until I heard you and @Noodles:D interviewed for FTO. And to be entirely honest, those two interviews gave me a lot of hope for what the APD could be. So whatever you do, give it your all. Because nothing can stop you if you really work. Goodluck man. You will go far.

Selling APD promotions $20 If you donate $50 you can make a handbook update

o7 @Fusah You were a fantastic Dev and it was awesome working with you. You always seemed to have a solution to everything and I can't thank you enough for the chance you gave me. We have to play Dead by Daylight again soon...

SO HOLD UP! Wanna give the good critique here. @Decimus retired like 75 years ago and doesn't have any girlfriends... he lives a lonely life. Also: FIXED THAT FOR YOU

Good question

Originally it was so that if someone found an exploit that it would be harder to abuse, and limit it to only so many chunks. Now a days its to prevent serious gambling issues.

I believe they are the sAPD fatigues. Not sure

No. As stated.

I'm a reasonable man.

Chapter VI - Processing Suspects Processing Suspects 1. Suspects are to be notified as to why they are being restrained 2. Suspects must be processed within 15 minutes after being restrained. 1. Exceeding the 15 minute limit is grounds for cruel and unusual punishment and all charges are pardoned. 2. The 15 minutes DO NOT start until the situation has been fully neutralized. 3. If processing 5 or more suspects, then APD is allowed to go over the normal 15 minute rule within reason. 4. If the civilian chooses to RP the situation, such as just randomly talking or asking questions, the 15 minute rule starts at the end of the RP session. 5. The processing must begin within 5 minutes of capture and clearing of the situation (excluding transport and other exceptions to the 15 minute rule) 3. Suspects may be taken to a safer area (e.g. a police HQ) to be processed. If a suspect is killed while in police custody, their charges will be pardoned ONLY if the death was a direct result of the actions of the police officer. (IE: An officer crashing a vehicle that results in death, etc.) 4. Suspects may request a superior officer, provided they have a valid reason to do so. 1. The handling officer must make an attempt to request their immediate superior officer. 2. If the superior officer is too far or busy, they can decline to respond, and the suspect is processed by the handling officer. 3. The 15 minute rule does not take effect until the superior officer has entered the area if they are going to handle the request. Processing A Criminal 1. When processing suspects always follow the L.I.S.T. acronym. 1. L – Licenses. Check licenses. 2. I – Inventory. Search the player and their backpack if you have probable cause. 3. S – Seize weapons if you have probable cause. 4. T – Ticket the suspect. 2. A suspect may waive their rights and allow an officer to process them despite any active situations. Once a suspect has waived their rights, they are waived for the rest of the time that they are in police custody. 1. Suspect must be in a panic room. 2. Suspect must give verbal or written consent to an officer.