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APD Handbook Update 6/11/18


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7 minutes ago, TheCmdrRex said:

 

Chapter IV - Civilian Interaction

  1. Dealing with Medics

    1. Medics are subject to all civilian laws.

    2. Officers should not stop R&R personnel from performing their medical duties without reason.

      1. Officers should have a means to stopping medical personnel in controlled situations.
        1. This means boots on the ground and/or an armed aerial vehicles should be present when denying medics at controlled situations.

 

 

 

tfw you know why Isaac quit now

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1 minute ago, Mako said:

tfw you know why Isaac quit now

I mean to be fair they always were subject to civilian laws - just now it's in fine print so people aren't afraid to bring in medics that are assaulting people ;) 

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23 minutes ago, TheCmdrRex said:

Patrol Officers and Deputies are only permitted to write a $100 pardon ticket when there are no Patrol Officers or higher available to grant a discount or pardon.

So, in other words, I can pardon nibbas now without asking a corp? 

 

 

3 minutes ago, Benjamin Remer said:

"Wait we can charge medics for aiding in a blackwater now" - Hawk

Bruh

 

2 minutes ago, hawk said:

I swear you take everything I say seriously lmao

Tfw when a medic heals the civ you shooting at so you add attempted Manslaughter XD

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17 minutes ago, Benjamin Remer said:

"Wait we can charge medics for aiding in a blackwater now" - Hawk

If There are no responses to this then as @Plumber says "Silence gives consent"

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@TheCmdrRex Thank you for letting us Po’s reduce tickets when no corporals are on or not responding, much needed change.

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Because fuck you I’m going to bed
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Officers should not stop R&R personnel from performing their medical duties without reason.

  1. Officers should have a means to stopping medical personnel in controlled situations.
    1. This means boots on the ground and/or an armed aerial vehicles should be present when denying medics at controlled situations.

So if cops get wiped at an illegal area (e.g. cocaine processing) and a few rebels died in the process and they request a medic, the medic doesn't have to listen to the APD to stay away unless the APD can enforce this right?

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7 minutes ago, Dirty Scrubz said:

Officers should not stop R&R personnel from performing their medical duties without reason.

  1. Officers should have a means to stopping medical personnel in controlled situations.
    1. This means boots on the ground and/or an armed aerial vehicles should be present when denying medics at controlled situations.

So if cops get wiped at an illegal area (e.g. cocaine processing) and a few rebels died in the process and they request a medic, the medic doesn't have to listen to the APD to stay away unless the APD can enforce this right?

No - "controlled situations" is intended to prevent this. 

Essentially a cop should still try to be denying the medic in that circumstance since it is not controlled yet. How the medic responds to that request is up to R&R rules. 

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Much needed review. Personally like that the PO's can choose to give up to a 25% off. The majority of us are PO's and 99% of the time it's usually PO's and Deputies slumming it with no Corp or above with us. Thank you.

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8 minutes ago, Aries said:

Could it be possible to add to the housing breach section to allow POs and such to authorize breaches through the windows?

No because bigger changes are coming to those things ^_^

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3 hours ago, TheCmdrRex said:

No - "controlled situations" is intended to prevent this. 

Essentially a cop should still try to be denying the medic in that circumstance since it is not controlled yet. How the medic responds to that request is up to R&R rules. 

Still think the Cop and R&R voice chat is kinda aids we can take his comms and he will still get roasted in cop chat by the cops this has happened several times. ive even heard strories of people pulling medics into cop channels and flaming them.

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APD Handbook Update 6/11/2018

If a suspect tries to explain his possession of an illegal weapon by mentioning his grandfather that gave it to him you are automatically required to give them a Aiding in a BW charge.

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