The applicant has been patiently waiting for his application ban to be lifted, which it was recently as it expired. Ever since then he did not comit a single crime and patiently wait till he can get back into VCPD. Yes, he did try a hand at criminal life but he obviously saw that he does not fit in and that it is VCPD where he should be.Understood.
I often find this officer very useful on the field. He knows the basics and has prior experience. Therefore, I wish to welcome him to the academy.
Do note, and I tell this to you very seriously - disappoint us again like last time and you're out for good.
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| (http://i42.tinypic.com/24x2w44.png) | Cadet: Lawrence Trusso Session: #1: Introduction to Police Duty Duration: 1 hrs Grade: 8/10 Passing Requirement: 7/10 | Cadet was able to demonstrate a strong understanding of the regulations and procedures. He missed out some small details here and there but nothing too drastic. Showed good use of police codes, and police commands including but not limited to pull and frisk. Cadet shows signs of maturity, however also can become impatient. | (http://i55.tinypic.com/w2d65w.png) |
Status: Passed | Instructor: Sergeant Ray Corbin |
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| (http://i42.tinypic.com/24x2w44.png) | Cadet: Lawrence_Trusso Session: #2: Patrol And Response Duration: 40 minutes Grade: 9 Passing Requirement: 9 | Lawrence, at the start of the session you didn't have full armor, and when i asked you what to do when starting a patrol, you weren't sure i was hinting that you must be fully stocked before every patrol. Its important to have every bit of extra equipment you can use, because it may save your life. Other then that, you knew the material very well, giving me more information then i asked for when i asked you of callsigns and radio codes. You operated the radio very good, just as i would expect an experienced officer to operate it. You knew of several hotspots and why they are important, and on top of that, even good routing when driving to various locations, showing great map knowledge. The pullover you did was perfect, and you acted just as i would act personally. Overall, i'm definitely impressed. Continue doing what you did in this particular session, and you will get very far! | (http://i55.tinypic.com/w2d65w.png) |
Status: Passed | Captain DaniGold |
[14:17:59] Lawrence_Trusso says: Secondary Unit rest of patrol cars that are not primary unit, so this units is tasked to follow the suspect and form convoys behind him.Pursuit Protocol strictly forbids formation of convoys of any sort, and the formation of convoys during pursuit is precisely one of the most emphasised flaw in a pursuit nowadays. Therefore, it is not acceptable to not have doubted this answer, which contributes to officers believing that forming convoys behind a suspect is okay. There shall never be more than one, primary unit, directly behind the suspect.
4:36:32] Smaug_Collingwood says: you need to go Infront of his carThis is a completely irrelevant answer. The characteristics provided in the learning material conveys aspects such as the vehicle handling. For example - use of handbrakes and other tactics when cutting corners with all of the police vehicles. This further explains why the Cadet has flipped the cruiser in the session.
[14:37:12] Smaug_Collingwood says: Ok give me Police cruiser Characteristics
[14:38:04] Lawrence_Trusso says: The cruiser has 4 seats, siren on the top, 4 wheels.
[14:38:35] Smaug_Collingwood says: in what we use it
Name:Callum, Lawrence_Trusso
Current rank: VCPD Cadets
Department: VC:MP
Reasons: Inactivity, failure to participate in a mendatory training without notice.
Punishment: Fired from the Academy.
Gabriel Adams
VCPD Chief of Police