San Andreas Police Department | Q&A

[Bruce`]

Hello everyone.

AlexTheCow here (aka Alex Brooks).
Question
I noticed that my interview got rejected.How much time do i need to wait to remake my interview request?

[[WS]Mike]

Hello everyone.

AlexTheCow here (aka Alex Brooks).
Question
I noticed that my interview got rejected.How much time do i need to wait to remake my interview request?

1 Week

[PonexReal]

Q. Can we make groups like DEA which was made by Mircea? (not the same job but like a group of people always hunting for terrorists i.e the heavy armed guys). For example someone makes a group with any spcefic name who only hunts for terrorists? (sorry for bad english. How much more can you expect from an indian 13 yrs old kid :P)

[Dario.Cipone]

Currently the rule is that as long as it doesn't conflict with a job already done by any existing official ARPD group, it is allowed. Of course, this doesn't mean just any group is allowed, but as long as we (ARPD command) don't have to chase you up on anything, then you can operate as normal.

_{Remember that if you're part of any ARPD Group, you must follow the ARPD regulations.
By the way, I don't see the necessity of a group that you described.
We've already the SWAT.}

[PonexReal]

I mean hunting terrorist in the absence of SWAT? (other high ranked can control the 207/211 case) For example swat hunt suspects who have hostages or bank robbers but in this group we hunt for heavy armed suspects in cars?

[JamesR]

That you just described is C30. All SAPD/ARPD Staff respond to them and if its really that heavy, they deploy SWAT.

[Dario.Cipone]

_{We use to respond to those type of situations already. It's not needed a group that does the same things that we already do.
I'm sorry.}

[Jason Bridges]

I mean hunting terrorist in the absence of SWAT? (other high ranked can control the 207/211 case) For example swat hunt suspects who have hostages or bank robbers but in this group we hunt for heavy armed suspects in cars?

To expand on what Dario has said, you are allowed to and in fact encouraged to create your own divisions as long as it does not interfere with SAPD or SAPD Divisions work. For example, this means you cannot create a group that does the same job as SWAT, or interferes with SWAT. Divisions for things like traffic monitoring, dispatching and general roleplay based tasks are allowed though as far as I am aware, they'll need to be approved by head command first.

[G.Callen]

I was going to jail a suspect at LSPD
We entered LSPD after walking 15 metres suspect started shooting me with deagle while he was /gu.
I took him down with LF force i almost died was self defence
So here is my qquestion: what i was supposed to do my life was in danger

[Timothy_Reeds]

Q: I wonder why there's no code for "suspect down" since it can be written more easily.

Regards,
Samuel Medley.

[[WS]Mike]

Q: I wonder why there's no code for "suspect down" since it can be written more easily.

Regards,
Samuel Medley.

When taking a suspect down, you can simply type SU ID C4/14 - Meaning, the suspect situation no longer requires assistance and is over.

[Dario.Cipone]

I was going to jail a suspect at LSPD
We entered LSPD after walking 15 metres suspect started shooting me with deagle while he was /gu.
I took him down with LF force i almost died was self defence
So here is my qquestion: what i was supposed to do my life was in danger

<sub>Due to the fact that the suspect was already surrendered, you don't have to kill him.

First of all, as you mentioned, "he was /gu", so that means that you could jump somewhere away so he would be frozen.
Second, you're supposed to report the suspect to the administration team that would provide you an immediate help.

Don't shoot, use /report.</sub>

[[WS]Mike]

SAPD Command Staff are the only officials that should be answering here corresponding with the Chain of Command, regardless if your answer is top notch, we just do not want any confusion to occur for those who may not be as informed.

[G.Callen]

<sub>Due to the fact that the suspect was already surrendered, you don't have to kill him.

First of all, as you mentioned, "he was /gu", so that means that you could jump somewhere away so he would be frozen.
Second, you're supposed to report the suspect to the administration team that would provide you an immediate help.

Don't shoot, use /report.</sub>

My health was 30/100 this mean 1 more shot and i was dead, i had to shot him fast before he kills me + we were on the stairs for the jail so i couldnt really jump on the stairs.
And i /report him but no admins online at that time of the moment.

[Dario.Cipone]

<sub>Due to the fact that the suspect was already surrendered, you don't have to kill him.

First of all, as you mentioned, "he was /gu", so that means that you could jump somewhere away so he would be frozen.
Second, you're supposed to report the suspect to the administration team that would provide you an immediate help.

Don't shoot, use /report.</sub>

My health was 30/100 this mean 1 more shot and i was dead, i had to shot him fast before he kills me + we were on the stairs for the jail so i couldnt really jump on the stairs.
And i /report him but no admins online at that time of the moment.

<sub>I'm telling you what an officer should and not do.

In those cases, you're meant to escape to stop the suspect that's surrendered.

By the way, if you'll go through a case of this type, you don't have to shoot and if you get killed get a screen of what happened.
Then, after that, send the image to samp@argonathrpg.com, via e-mail, obviously if admins are not online (in that case use /report). In the email make certain to have time, date and story.

You don't have to kill a surrendered suspect.</sub>

[Leon Arallian]

A good thing to note; Even if no administrators are online you can still make use of /report considering the chance exists that you might have a community leader or undercover admin present.

[G.Callen]

A good thing to note; Even if no administrators are online you can still make use of /report considering the chance exists that you might have a community leader or undercover admin present.

Thank you for making this clear didnt know it.

[G.Callen]

<sub>I'm telling you what an officer should and not do.

In those cases, you're meant to escape to stop the suspect that's surrendered.

By the way, if you'll go through a case of this type, you don't have to shoot and if you get killed get a screen of what happened.
Then, after that, send the image to samp@argonathrpg.com, via e-mail, obviously if admins are not online (in that case use /report). In the email make certain to have time, date and story.

You don't have to kill a surrendered suspect.</sub>

Thank your for the advice Mr. Dario, i will be more carefull next time and i will take screenshots if i face a situation like this again.

[Timothy_Reeds]

Q: I wonder why there's no code for "suspect down" since it can be written more easily.

Regards,
Samuel Medley.

When taking a suspect down, you can simply type SU ID C4/14 - Meaning, the suspect situation no longer requires assistance and is over.

I knew that already but I thought it would be easier with a code. Anyway, thanks for the reply-.. appreciated.

[Timothy_Reeds]

http://arpd.argonathrpg.com/forum/index.php?topic=30966.0 - Check 10-53 Samuel.

I saw that a couple of hours ago, but the fact is that I meant a code for "suspect down" and not for "officer down"..  :P

Q: I wonder why there's no code for "suspect down" since it can be written more easily.

Regards,
Samuel Medley.

Cheers.