A very big thing for newer players to the server is for them to make friends and try to join or create a gang. If you play solo you will unfortunately suffer the consequences usually. There are normally bigger gangs like Silla ( s | ). I know when I first joined the server I had my friend to play with right away and it was just us two playing almost everyday. Until we eventually joined a gang and learned how the server works a lot better.
There is a key factor with people breaking rules against you. It is VERY important to be able to record and report them, admins and mods are not gonna be available to spectate everyone 24/7. There are currently 108 people on the server, there are roughly 20 administrative staff members it is quite literally impossible for us to be able to witness every rule break. Hence why we have the reporting system, you record a rule break, upload it to YouTube or something, then you submit it and we deem if it there is indeed a rule broken or not and the person who did so will be punished.
You would honestly be surprised by how many staff members play, we just normally don't play under our actual names. There is a message staff button and if any of us are on we usually try and assist them as best we can, even if someone's truck is just stuck on a rock we will help them out. We always try to help out new players unfortunately we cannot help everyone.
Silla is probably one of the biggest gangs on Olympus right now and I'm sure they break plenty of rules, however we can't ban them for it unless someone reports it or if we witness it first hand. Even if we do see it first hand we can't always ban for it, for example: If you were to get RDM'd by a Silla member, we wouldn't know if he texted or engaged you in an area where we weren't near. Hence the whole reasoning of submitting a player report.
The police force is quite large, as seen from the CoC: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1X6UMq3Ofu8MHPLZl46L0kNSCRW8OFcUGhi4zuIt3qKc/edit#gid=1829147935
However, most of the people that play this server are either in school or have to work. So it is kind of random to how many cops are on at certain times, sometimes there will be 10+, other times there will be 2 or 0. It is completely out of the staff and Sr. APD's hands. We can't force people to play.
Anyways, sorry to here about your experience, hope you come around again and give it another try. I highly recommend trying to find a gang or friend group to play with.