[ARPD Report] TinMan - Goodandy

[Jason Bridges]

Directed to: SAPD authority.
ARPD Officer Policy violators:

1. TinMan - Aiming civilians. Forcing a lawyer to leave his client. Abusing his suspect CMD. Shooting to suspects without giving any kind of warning.
2. Goodandy - Aiming civilians. Forcing a lawyer to leave his client. Helping an abuser. Shooting to suspects without giving any kind of warning.

This is one of the reasons you are being reported, so I am asking you if you were aiming your weapon at Mr Rivosecchi whilst he was a civilian, and if so, why?

[Goodandy]

I will just also present what I think of the case...

This case provided is hereby falsely issued. In a real policing situation, a lawyer has no right to follow a suspect, in particular, in the cruiser. The lawyer should arrive at the police station to present his case to the detaining officer(s). The statements provided do not agree with policing law of Argonath State.

Let us add that the "lawyer" also failed to abide to our orders, thus inflicting with our ongoing investigation and transportation of the suspect, whom we are in charge of, and are to take all responsibility for.

The "lawyer" inflicted with this investigation, and upon orders to leave the scene, failed to abide our commands, thus resulting in his suspection. Use of necessary force was used to prevent the suspect from fleeing into a nearby river, which would spark a higher conflict and require higher force/units.

Mr. Rivosecchi is guilty of his crimes.

[Goodandy]

Directed to: SAPD authority.
ARPD Officer Policy violators:

1. TinMan - Aiming civilians. Forcing a lawyer to leave his client. Abusing his suspect CMD. Shooting to suspects without giving any kind of warning.
2. Goodandy - Aiming civilians. Forcing a lawyer to leave his client. Helping an abuser. Shooting to suspects without giving any kind of warning.

This is one of the reasons you are being reported, so I am asking you if you were aiming your weapon at Mr Rivosecchi whilst he was a civilian, and if so, why?

As a civilian, no. As a suspect, yes. - I was in charge of the transportation of the suspect. The "lawyer" decided to join us. At one point in time, I called in for Officer TinMan and his partner to explain to the "lawyer" that he had to leave. As time progressed, Officer TinMan or I suspected the "lawyer" and began shooting him.

At that time only, did I aim at this "civilian," who according to Argonath Law, was a suspect at the time being.

[murdoxix]

First, this is Argonath, a world of its own, not the real life. Second, you and TinMan aimed me even when I was on the car.

PS: You didn't aimed me as suspect, you just killed me.

[Goodandy]

First, this is Argonath, a world of its own, not the real life. Second, you and TinMan aimed me even when I was on the car.

PS: You didn't aimed me as suspect, you just killed me.

Argonath policing techniques are based on real life techniques, to an extent.

Why blame me for killing you? Do you have proof that I killed you?

[murdoxix]

Why blame me for killing you? Do you have proof that I killed you?[/font]

I'm not sure if you are kidding me or if you have a several problem watching a YouTube video. I will wait Sergeant Bridges veredict.

[TinMan]

Once I have a chance I'll answer those questions.

[Goodandy]

Why blame me for killing you? Do you have proof that I killed you?[/font]

I'm not sure if you are kidding me or if you have a several problem watching a YouTube video. I will wait Sergeant Bridges veredict.

I do not understand your English. Please speak clearly towards me.

If you watch the video closely, you will see that I am not the one who eliminates you. It appears that either Officer Scott or Officer TinMan take away your health to point zero, thus killing you.

[murdoxix]

I will wait Sergeant Bridges veredict.

[Jason Bridges]

San Andreas Police Department
30/04/2013

STATEMENT IN REGARDS TO THE CLOSURE OF THIS REPORT

On April 8th  2013, at 05:58 HOURS a report was submitted by Ale Rivosecchi as a lawful citizen of the United States of Argonath.

Since then, an investigation has been conducted by the SAPD command staff member:
- Sergeant Jason Bridges

The summary and conclusion of the report has now been decided and will be released to the public.

-It is clear that none of the three officers present issued any warnings before opening fire on the suspect and only one officer used a Desert Eeagle
-It has been taken into consideration the fact that the officers were transporting a high-risk suspect to Mordor and they have been given the benefit of the doubt in view of the presumption that they issued warnings before suspecting Mr Rivosecchi.
-Despite this though, Officer TinMan clearly used excessive and unnecessary force to take down a suspect which undermined one of SAPD's and ARPD's main goal which is to arrest, not kill.

-- In conclusion, Officer Goodandy will be issued a verbal warning for failing to warn a suspect before opening fire, and Officer TinMan will be suspended from duty for a period of one (1) day for excessive force against a suspect.

If the verdict of this report seems unfair to anyone, you can report this to a Deputy Chief via an ARPD Forum PM and we may reopen the case if your argument is valid enough.


Signed,
Sergeant Jason Bridges