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March 12, 2025 Police Lieutenant Convicted in Unlawful Shooting Former Lieutenant Maya Valerio Yesterday, the Superior Court returned a guilty verdict against former Lieutenant Maya Valerio of the Los Santos Police Department, convicting her of Voluntary Manslaughter for the fatal shooting of John Doe on January 7, 2025, midnight, in Strawberry, Los Santos. Our office thanks the investigators of the Los Santos Police's Internal Affairs group, Lieutenant Gianfranco Perez and Detective Jennifer Nam, for their diligence and professionalism in preparing this case for prosecution. The Justice System Integrity Division is dedicated to ensuring that even members of government are held accountable for criminal misconduct. Complaints can be filed by members of the public directly through our website. The District Attorney's Office hopes that this verdict will serve as a reminder of the high standards of professionalism and safety our law enforcement officers are expected to uphold. We thank again the Los Santos Police Department for their cooperation and their diligence in reaffirming our office's goal to move justice forward, and our thoughts are with the family of the victim during this difficult time. We hope that this conviction brings them some measure of justice and peace. Read the Court's verdict here. (( There is no way to comment on this press release ))

Username: Joseph Katz Comment: Fantastic initiative

Never staff reported before, never really plan on it, but the concerns here are legitimate and deserve to be listened to. +1

Name: PaletoBoy35 Comment: We gotta move to Leonida ** Traces back to Earl_Hastings’ house **

• December 25, 2024: Fatal Off-Duty Officer-Involved Shooting of Unnamed Adult Subject

This. We played LC with 50 players on and it felt more alive than SA with 500.

In a perfect timeline we’d scrap SA entirely and move to LC. Unfortunately we do not live in a perfect timeline.

Yes, we need a way to dissuade lifers in SADCR from killing people willy-nilly. It should have LFM approval for each request (already the case) It needs to meet the legal requirements to qualify for capital punishment (already the case) The only thing we could add that many jurisdictions have is, when you're convicted of a crime and sentenced to death penalty, it triggers an automatic appeal in the Supreme Court who validates the death penalty against you. But that might be a lot.

It always comes back to the fabled two page motions lol

Can't believe I'm agreeing with Fanden but I'm agreeing with Fanden. Very well said.

Admin court.. The dumbest concept ever on gtaw… even dumber than 100k filing fees

Username: catman Comment: looks like a robot wrote this

Pretty important for us to take inspo from other states at times because usually IRL courts make better/more fair decisions than ours ahah.

Handbook isn't that difficult tbh. Me and sephiken had a civil procedure draft that was coming together p well. Even if it is EXTREMELY long like you fear, there are chapters, and the LSPD/LSSD handbooks spread across all their threads are also extremely long. But I agree the courts need to be more digestible to make them faster and more efficient

Kentucky supreme court precedent does not apply to san andreas anyway. it is only persuasive, i.e. “hey! judge! look how they resolved this similar situation in kentucky!! maybe we should do the same thing?”. I think lfm got confused here.