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Username: GodsWarriorOnEarth
Comment: So according to Blackwell, if I kill someone for calling me a terrorist because it scared me, I’d be in the right!! Wow! Put me in this interview, I’d answer with actual tact.
God is All Just and when we are resurrected you all will answer for every statement you utter and every action you take!!
Also, POEHLING and co? Mister Stone was asking real journalistic questions, not trying to skew anything. Thanks for making this interview BORING!!
That’s MY Lieutenant Governor. God be with you!
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Name: GodsSoldierOnEarth
Comment: Okay so these are the same people that say ‘We shouldn’t use religion for our laws!’ but it’s the same people that try to use religion (but they fail because go read any scripture and it explains what the death penalty is for - SAM POEHLING) to debase the death penalty.
Also hypocritical because these mfers do not even think of God at all. Same mfers that sleep with 20 women a night. Same mfers that drink, curse, lie, cheat, steal, and spend their money on FILTH.
Please do not try and speak on God’s behalf you nasty people.
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Username: AdeyBadey
Rating (1-5 stars): ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Comment: They luh tu….. 🤏🤏🤏 you know? They luh tuh do dis 🤏🤏🤏 ahyuhyuh
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Vote Summary
Hearing: S.B. 155 - Health & Safety Code Amendments of March 2024
Session: 4th
Vote Date: March 22, 2024
Vote Result: Bill unanimously passes floor vote
Vote Counts:
YEAs 4 NAYs 0 ABSTAIN 0
Senator List
Senator Caucus Vote
Stein Republican Not Present Peralta
Tran
Republican
Democratic
YEA
YEA
Rossi Republican YEA Goodwater Republican Not Present Thompson
Stanfield
Vacant
Vacant
Vacant
Democratic
Republican
Democratic
Republican
Democratic
YEA
Not Present
Not Applicable
Not Applicable
Not Applicable
TRANSCRIPT:
Spoiler[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: And last but definitely not least - our Senate Bill 155, the Health and Safety Code of March 2024 - sponsored by the Chair and cosponsored by Senator Ava Thompson.
[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: The bill's short explanation is as follows; "To establish a regulating authority regarding prehospital treatment, policies, oversight, and appeals.".
[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: The floor is open for time.
[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: Very well. Without requests for time —
[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: Senator Ava Thompson is recognized.
[Ava Thompson Intercom]: The bill is fairly straightforward, but for those who do not currently have access, the committee will comprise of a team of specialists from both the Los Santos Fire Department and Pillbox Hill Medical Center.
[Ava Thompson Intercom]: It will inform the practices of prehospital treatment and emergency medical services across Los Santos County.
[Ava Thompson Intercom]: That's all, thank you.
[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: The Senator yields her time. Without further requests, we proceed to a vote, which will conclude tonight's session.
[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: Senator Ava Thompson.
[Ava Thompson Intercom]: Yea.
[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: Senator Michelle Tran.
[Michelle Tran Intercom]: Yea.
[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: Senator David Peralta.
[David Peralta Intercom]: Yea.
[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: The Chair also votes in the affirmative. All four pieces discussed tonight will make their way to Governor Robert Brandt's docket immediately.
[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: I want to once again thank those of you who came out to observe your representatives over such crucial matters, and I thank tonight's members especially for their punctuality.
[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: Session adjourned, and God bless these United States of America. -
Vote Summary
Hearing: S.B. 153 - Consolidated Q2 Appropriations Act of 2024
Session: 4th
Vote Date: March 22, 2024
Vote Result: Bill unanimously passes floor vote
Vote Counts:
YEAs 4 NAYs 0 ABSTAIN 0
Senator List
Senator Caucus Vote
Stein Republican Not Present Peralta
Tran
Republican
Democratic
YEA
YEA
Rossi Republican YEA Goodwater Republican Not Present Thompson
Stanfield
Vacant
Vacant
Vacant
Democratic
Republican
Democratic
Republican
Democratic
YEA
Not Present
Not Applicable
Not Applicable
Not Applicable
TRANSCRIPT:
Spoiler[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: Next, we discuss Senate Bill 153 - The Quarter 2 budget for our local and state agencies.
[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: We've introduced Deputy Chief Michelle Li, who was courteous enough to join us on short notice to answer any questions pertaining to the bill. With that, the floor is open for time.
[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: It is expected that, with a bill everyone unanimously agreed upon, and we've debated in committee, that there would be no words of opposition.
[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: With that said, we'll move forward to a vote if there are no objects or requests for time.
[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: Senator Michelle Tran.
[Michelle Tran Intercom]: Yea.
[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: Senator David Peralta.
[David Peralta Intercom]: Yea.
[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: Senator Ava Thompson.
[Ava Thompson Intercom]: Yea.
[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: The Chair votes in the affirmative. This bill will move to the Governor's docket to either be signed into law or vetoed by his hand.
[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: And last but definitely not least - our Senate Bill 155, the Health and Safety Code of March 2024 - sponsored by the Chair and cosponsored by Senator Ava Thompson.
[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: The bill's short explanation is as follows; "To establish a regulating authority regarding prehospital treatment, policies, oversight, and appeals.".
[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: The floor is open for time. -
Vote Summary
Hearing: S.B. 150 - Strengthened Traffic Regulations to Ensure Every Traveler's Safety Act of 2024 (STREETS Act)
Session: 4th
Vote Date: March 22, 2024
Vote Result: Bill unanimously passes floor vote
Vote Counts:
YEAs 4 NAYs 0 ABSTAIN 0
Senator List
Senator Caucus Vote
Stein Republican Not Present Peralta
Tran
Republican
Democratic
YEA
YEA
Rossi Republican YEA Goodwater Republican Not Present Thompson
Stanfield
Vacant
Vacant
Vacant
Democratic
Republican
Democratic
Republican
Democratic
YEA
Not Present
Not Applicable
Not Applicable
Not Applicable
TRANSCRIPT:
Spoiler[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: The next item we have on our docket is Senate Bill One Fifty. The STREETS Act, sponsored by Senator David Peralta.
[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: Senator Peralta will be recognized for introductory remarks.
[David Peralta Intercom]: Thank you. I don't believe there is much more to add to what I have already said during the committee meeting.
[David Peralta Intercom]: The state is suffering from a drastic increase in reckless driving and endangerment to other drivers. Law enforcement needs the right tools- in this case a change to existing laws, as well as an addition of new ones, to combat these
[David Peralta Intercom]: individuals. I believe the modifications and additions I have proposed will hopefully deter a great majority of drivers in the city from endangering other drivers and pedestrian.
[David Peralta Intercom]: That will be all.
[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: Thank you, Senator Peralta. The floor is open for time requests.
[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: Very well. Without objection, we move to a vote. Senator Ava Thompson.
[Ava Thompson Intercom]: Yea.
[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: Senator David Peralta.
[David Peralta Intercom]: Yea.
[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: Senator --
[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: Senator Michelle Tran.
[Michelle Tran Intercom]: Yea.
[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: The Chair votes in the affirmative. The bill is unanimously sent forth to the Governor's docket. -
Vote Summary
Hearing: S.B. 145 - San Andreas Freedom of Information Act
Session: 4th
Vote Date: March 22, 2024
Vote Result: Bill unanimously passes floor vote
Vote Counts:
YEAs 4 NAYs 0 ABSTAIN 0
Senator List
Senator Caucus Vote
Stein Republican Not Present Peralta
Tran
Republican
Democratic
YEA
YEA
Rossi Republican YEA Goodwater Republican Not Present Thompson
Stanfield
Vacant
Vacant
Vacant
Democratic
Republican
Democratic
Republican
Democratic
YEA
Not Present
Not Applicable
Not Applicable
Not Applicable
TRANSCRIPT:
Spoiler[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: We'll actually be voting on four pieces of legislation tonight. We'll start from the oldest to the most recent.
[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: The oldest bill on the President's docket - Senate Bill One Four Five. San Andreas Freedom of Information Act, sponsored by the President - Senator Adrian Rossi.
[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: Reading off the bill, it states; "An Act to make governmental agency records available to the public, notwithstanding specific exemptions.".
[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: With that, I leave the floor open for requests from our members.
[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: Very well. This bill was debated in committee on the 10th of March.
[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: Without objection, I move this bill to a vote.
[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: Without objection, this bill is brought for a vote. A member, once called upon, can vote YEA in the affirmative, NAY in the negative, or may opt to ABSTAIN from the vote.
[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: Senator David Peralta.
[David Peralta Intercom]: Yea.
[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: Senator David Peralta votes YEA.
[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: Senator Ava Thompson.
[Ava Thompson Intercom]: Yea.
[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: Senator Ava Thompson votes YEA.
[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: Senator Michelle Tran.
[Michelle Tran Intercom]: Yea.
[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: Senator Michelle Tran votes YEA.
[Adrian Rossi Intercom]: The Chair votes AYE. The bill is hereby unanimously sent forward to the Governor's docket. -
Vote Summary
Hearing: S.B. 153 - Consolidated Q2 Appropriations Act of 2024
Session: 4th
Vote Date: March 19, 2024
Vote Result: Bill unanimously committee vote
Vote Counts:
YEAs 4 NAYs 0 ABSTAIN 0
Senator List
Senator Caucus Vote
Stein Republican Not Present Peralta
Tran
Republican
Democratic
YEA
YEA
Rossi Republican YEA Goodwater Republican Not Present Thompson
Stanfield
Vacant
Vacant
Vacant
Democratic
Republican
Democratic
Republican
Democratic
YEA
Not Present
Not Applicable
Not Applicable
Not Applicable
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The motion has passed.
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“The bill is hereby on a motion for 24 hours unanimous consensus.”
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"Good afternoon, respected Members of this Body. Today, I simply wish to bring to light what our existing DEPA Act says and how it classifies controlled substances. I believe that we should be adding onto this list anything which is missing from controlled substances. It would be appropriate for this bill, in my professional opinion."
SCHEDULE I - CATEGORIZATION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES
Part I - Category A
Controlled Substances under Category A are:
Benzylmorphine
Crack Cocaine
Cocaine
Heroin
Opium
Part II - Category B
Controlled Substances under Category B are:
Amphetamines
Ecstasy
Ketamine
Methamphetamine
Lysergic Acid Diethylamide
Part III - Category C
Controlled Substances under Category C are:
Disubstituted Barbituric Acids
Methadone
Morphine
Oxycodone
Any other Medically Prescribed Controlled Substance
Part IV - Category D
Controlled Substances under Category D are:
Cannabis
Cannabinoids
Part V - Category T
Controlled Substances under Category T are:
None at Present
Drug Enforcement & Prevention Act of 2020
Thank you."
(( @Rhelli ))
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Hello,
I believe it is up to the reporting party to bring weight to any allegations brought against me. I don't believe there's anything substantial and this is a play to win attempt because the player lost his weapon. Nonetheless, I will explain very simply what happened.
Zahair Pittman is in a high crime area infested by gangs and gang violence. He had two officers approach. Now, Clarke put their lights on, I didn't. I was stepping out to ask Pittman about something. However, when I stepped out, and when Clarke put on their lights, he ran. As an officer of the law in a high crime area infested by gangs and gang violence, that is an indicator of criminal behavior. Thus, my character ran to stop him from escaping. I tackled him. There is no way that I abused a tackle script. Pittman wants to claim that I did not give him an opportunity to roleplay... but he was running. I patted the subject down for officer safety. Had he been clean, he would have been released. However, he had a Machine Pistol on him with 60 rounds of Pistol Ammo.
The report is dishonest and disingenuous. I'd also like to make mention that I will not engage in any back and forth unless prompted by the administrator.
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“Without further requests, and without objection, we move to a vote. Every member called upon may cast their votes; YEA, NAY, or may ABSTAIN.”
** Adrian Rossi proceeds to call upon each present member. **
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SAN ANDREAS LEGISLATURE— 2024–2025 REGULAR SESSION
SENATE BILL Nº 155
Introduced by Senator Adrian RossiCosponsors: Senator Ava ThompsonMarch 18, 2024
HEALTH & SAFETY CODE AMENDMENTS OF MARCH 2024
To establish a regulating authority regarding prehospital treatment, policies, oversight and appeals.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF SAN ANDREAS DO ENACT AS FOLLOWS:
CHAPTER I. GENERAL PROVISIONS
SECTION I. TITLE
(a) This title shall be known and may be cited as the Health & Safety Code Amendments of March 2024.
SECTION II. AMENDMENTS TO LAW
(a) The following amendments will be color coded to represent modifications to Title IV, Chapter II of the Health and Safety Code of 2019.
CHAPTER II - REVIEW BOARD
SECTION 201§ 201.Pursuant to the Medical Licensing & Training Act of 2019, Chapter III,§ 301, Chapter IV, the Review Board on Emergency Medical Services is hereby created in the San Andreas Health & Safety Code with the authority vested within as defined in Chapter I, § 101 of the Medical Licensing & Training Act of 2019.The State of San Andreas does hereby establish and recognize the Los Santos County EMS Agency and all of its powers legislated by law. The Los Santos County EMS Agency shall be a committee. The Los Santos County EMS Agency shall be the sole agency responsible for establishing prehospital treatment guidelines and protocols in Los Santos County. The Los Santos County EMS Agency holds oversight power over all emergency medical services personnel operating within Los Santos County and maintains the right to issue, suspend, or revoke licenses in accordance with established protocols. The Los Santos County EMS Agency is responsible for publishing prehospital treatment protocols which are to be used by all designated emergency medical services personnel operating within the jurisdiction of Los Santos County. The Los Santos County EMS Agency is responsible for designating and authorizing educational providers for emergency medical services personnel or prospective emergency medical services personnel in Los Santos County. As a result, the regulation authority under Chapter IV of the City of Los Santos Medical Licensing and Regulation Act shall be delegated to the Los Santos County EMS Agency and shall be reflected or repealed as needed.SECTION 202§ 202. TheReview BoardLos Santos County EMS Agency shall be permanently comprised of the Los Santos Fire Department Chief, Deputy Chief, Assistant Chief, and Medical Director; Pillbox Hill Medical Center Medical Director, Deputy Director, and Chief of Medicine; and any additional members appointed by the permanent members of theReview BoardLos Santos County EMS Agency.SECTION 203§ 203. Resignation of any permanently comprised member of the Los Santos Fire Department Chief, Deputy Chief, Assistant Chiefs, and Medical Director, or the Pillbox Hill Medical Center Medical Director, Deputy Director, and Chief of Medicine does not constitute a removal from theReview BoardLos Santos County EMS Agency.SECTION 204§ 204. TheReview BoardLos Santos County EMS Agency shall establish internal policy for matters including not limited to; selecting a chairperson, mandated meetings, membership process, rules, and procedures, and internalReview BoardLos Santos County EMS Agency policy and procedures. The Los Santos County EMS Agency shall permit any licensee the opportunity to appeal any revocation, suspension, or otherwise. A licensee may, upon verdict of an appeal, seek action in a Court of law.SECTION 301
§ 301. Emergency Medical Services consist of prehospital healthcare and transport to a hospital by an Emergency Medical Services agency. The term "prehospital healthcare", or any variation of such, shall refer to any emergency medical care given to patients before arrival in hospital and after activation of emergency medical services. Emergency Medical Services is of two kinds, basic life support, meaning emergency first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation procedures, and advanced life support, meaning special services designed to provide definitive prehospital emergency medical care, including, but not limited to, cardiopulmonary resuscitation, cardiac monitoring, cardiac defibrillation, advanced airway management, intravenous therapy, administration of specified drugs and other medicinal preparations, and other specified techniques and procedures at the scene of an emergency, during transport to a hospital, during interfacility transfer, and while in the emergency department of a hospital until responsibility is assumed by the emergency or other medical staff of that hospital.
SECTION III. ENACTMENT OF LAW
(a) The provisions of this bill shall take effect 24 hours after the date from receipt of the Governor's signature for the ratification of this law.
SAN ANDREAS LEGISLATURE— 2024–2025 REGULAR SESSION
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“Thank you for attending, Chief Li. I believe there are no further questions from the membership. You have a great day.”
(( @luna~ ))
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** The date for committee has arrived. Present with us was all Senators who attended and participated, as well as Deputy Chief Michelle Li from the Los Santos Police Department. **
(( I will give until Sunday, 17th of March, 2024, for debate regarding LSPD's budget. Please pose ALL your questions. Do NOT wait for a response. Several senators may post questions back to back for @luna~ to answer altogether. Follow ups may be asked when you receive your answer. However, pose as many questions as you can in one post.
@Airwalk @Boland @Griz @Pittfan498 @Rhelli
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“I believe there is merit to hear the bill in committee with witnesses present. I also believe we should give the bill a chance to be heard. It does not harm us nor shall it mean the bill is guaranteed to pass.
I vote yea.”
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** Adrian Rossi convenes a gathering within the Senate. Whoever attends, attends. He'd power his microphone on, adjusting it slightly before getting to the crux of today's meeting. **
"After some proper digging and proper updating of our rules package, I cite the following stipulations from the Standing Rules."
Quote5.4.13 - Any bill referred to a committee whose sponsor no longer serves in the Senate may overrule 5.4.12 and have the bill heard in committee by a 2/3rds vote of the Senate. This process shall be known as "sponsor overruling" and the bill may be referred to as a "sponsor overruled" bill.
5.4.14 - If a friendly amendment to a "sponsor overruled" bill takes place, the first listed cosponsor on the sponsor overruled bill holds the authority to accept friendly amendments. If no cosponsors are listed on a sponsor overruled bill, the process of unfriendly amendment must take place for any amendments. The co-sponsor of the bill (if designated) may take on sponsorship of the bill. The bill may not be resubmitted to the Senate under a new sponsor (if no co-sponsor is designated) until fourteen calendar days have passed.
"Regarding the Shark Barrier Appropriations Act sponsored by Isabel Garcia, the sponsor is no longer serving in the Senate. Therefore, I put this bill to a vote for sponsor overruling, which will allow the Senate to continue consideration without the sponsor, overruling 5.4.12 of the rules package."
(( @Rhelli @Pittfan498 @Griz @Boland @Airwalk ))
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Los Santos Insider | Breaking News: San Andreas Supreme Court Strikes Down Death Penalty!
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Posted · Edited by Zani
Username: GodsWarriorOnEarth
Comment: Are you fucking stupid. I was criticizing the fact that the defense was trying to make him out to be a bad guy.
THE FIRST THING THAT GOD TOLD US TO DO WAS TO READ AND I CAN SEE WHY HE HAD TO TELL US THAT.