[Suggestion] A /crimelist <id> command

[Boozman]

I'm all for the different RP character's thing, That way it gives you a chance to do everything

[TinMan]

This thing will start only when they are orange suspected they have a list of crimes. Then once they are jailed or killed the crimelist thing will have nothing on there record anymore.

I get it. So it's exactly like /crime, except they can be suspects for more than 1 crime

Right.

  I would support if the list was reset when that player dies. This is so it does not interfere with alternate RP characters.

Yes this is how this command should operate.

[Victoria_Taylor]

The idea is pretty good but...Be ready for spam in your chat for very old criminals. ONLY if it updates every month or week, whatever, so like: "Crimes commited this month:......"

Well i was wondering too but i got an idea like /crimelist July and shows only the crimes from July months so yea wont be spammed i guess

[TinMan]

The idea is pretty good but...Be ready for spam in your chat for very old criminals. ONLY if it updates every month or week, whatever, so like: "Crimes commited this month:......"

Well i was wondering too but i got an idea like /crimelist July and shows only the crimes from July months so yea wont be spammed i guess

No I am just saying. By the time they start suspected to the time they die is whenever that /crimelist starts and end.
Suspect- Starts = Crimelist Begins
Suspect- Dies/Ends= Crimelist Ends
After the suspect Dies or Jailed the Crimelist thing will reset so nothing shows previous crimes of the suspect.

[Sago]

Warrant system. Kirby likes. I support.

[TinMan]

Warrant system. Kirby likes. I support.

Hmm, there going to be suspected anyway. I don't see how this is a warrant system. Lol.

[Jcstodds]

Thinking about it, it would just be better if /crime id showed all /su reasons (and is then reset if suspect dies/ cancelled).

[TinMan]

Thinking about it, it would just be better if /crime id showed all /su reasons (and is then reset if suspect dies/ cancelled).

I was waiting for someone to say that. Why is it always Jcstodds that has all the sense? I understand that you can make it into a long sentence, but the fact is that you can see how many other officers and previous crimes he done. Sometimes the suspecting into a long sentence could be inaccurate because the officer could had left something out.

The main reason is to see how many cops suspected for (let's say..) Growing Weed. The suspect says he was abused because he could possibly think he could get away from it. Well, if you look at his previous crimes with /crimelist <id> command then you can see how many officers suspected him for that crime. Trust me it will be very helpful.

To roleplay with this command you could be in a PD car or the Police Department that's so you can have a computer kind of like a database.