Mick

Much needed, please implement as soon as possible .

The description on the video literally says what it is. "Anything goes on Cayo Perico, a private paradise that's home to the infamous El Rubio, the world’s preeminent narcotrafficker and supplier to the Madrazo family. " Private island owned by a drug trafficker. I doubt it's going to have much of a residential commercial infrastructure rather just a party island with some buildings and completely tailored to a big heist mission.

Because my idea was that there would no crime allowed on the island, it would purely be a base for people to roleplay the start of their smuggling operation and a vacation area. Then they would have to find out ways of evading law enforcement, smuggling their shipments to the mainland via boat, plane, then on the ground etc. If crime was allowed, you'd need PD/SD there and that would be very difficult for a real smuggling dynamic to take hold.

I mean yea you could but it gives a reason why PD and SD wouldn't be on the island itself. Not an actual country in itself but an island of a country, ie Mexico or whatever. I mean, it doesnt really matter, rather the way it's used as I suggested could be a cool dynamic.

I think it could honestly be cool to have it as a base for smuggling and holiday resort from a fictional seperate country. It could open up some great roleplay between smugglers and law enforcement, having to find different ways to smuggle drugs etc to the US mainland (San Andreas) via plane, boat etc. It would then open up a reason for PD/SD to have maritime units to intercept said smugglers, and detectives investigating smuggling lines. Though with this being a fictional different country, there should be no crime occurring and no police required there. Just a vacation area for legal RP and a base for illegal rpers to collect drug shipments and figure out a way to smuggle them to San Andreas.

I agree with you that a lot of report writing is not up to par. I think that can put down to people not necessarily realising that what they write is evidence to a crime that can be used at court (and scrutinized) and not just a justification for putting someone in the game into game jail. I think you have a valid concern here and I too have sometimes dropped the ball in my reports pertaining to evidence because its a game. And that's coming from someone who actually did it for a living as well lol. I think this is something that PD could take as constructive criticism and work better on personally. Just my personal opinion.

Airship over a hotcall, hoping to bring some more first person / cinematic views of police incidents and chases.

I just wanted to respond to this as it’s your basis behind a lot of what you’re saying. Cops have a duty to respond to things they come across, especially domestics, and I happened to drive past as you guys were fighting in the front yard. It was actually great role play to begin with and I informed her that her vehicle had been stolen and was about to leave when she rped attacking you in front of three cops and obviously had to be restrained. In the end she ended up fighting and resisting with the power of a god and rped dying of a heart attack After trying to kill herself from holding her breath..No one told her to do this and we could only respond to what she was rping. This was down to her wanting to ck her character as she explained. As for someone telling you that I wasn’t there and can’t say anything about that. Overall, nothing I did was stupid.

What version of photoshop is this?

It would be impossible for PD to handle crime without coordination by voice in pursuits, it’s just not feasible. As for allowing criminals to use it too, well are you suggesting that everyone would have to be regulated by supervisors and admins in TeamSpeak to ensure it isn’t abused like how it is for PD? No that would just be ridiculous. Not only that but all it’s going to lead to is lots of pursuits where PD end up getting shot at in ambushes constantly so people can get away which is also just completely unrealistic. It’s fine how it is.