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"The Traffic Division is responsible for enforcing Road Law by use of specialist policing techniques and resources, including the monitoring of traffic, the establishment of safety checkpoints and other methods of ensuring road safety. Within this division are highly motivated individuals who work together to tackle the ongoing motor crime within Los Santos. Traffic Officers are constantly providing role-play to all those that they interact with and continue to develop their own knowledge of special tactics and how to best utilize these to ensure the more efficient and effective suspect takedowns. The Specialized Enforcement Section is the sub-division of the LSPD's Traffic Division. It is a small unit that consists of highly dedicated and experienced Motor Officers following a similar principle the division uses." (( This thread serves as an open form of media for members of the Traffic Division to share their adventures, experiences, work and training with the rest of the faction. This thread is entirely Out-Of-Character and is not meant as an In-Character information source. ))
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This character thread will record and act as a supplemental track to Mina Kagami's ambitions and future goals with the LSPD's Gang Impact Team, as well as her personal endeavors to which are to be revealed...
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"The Metropolitan Division is responsible for the suppression of serious threats to the public, ranging from the response to riot incidents, the provision of Tactical Support Platoons for active-shooter scenarios and housing the Los Santos Police Department's D Platoon, H Platoon & K-9 Platoon" (( This thread is meant to showcase screenshots of roleplay scenarios of the Metropolitan Division and its officers. All showcased scenarios happened in-game and therefore it happens that some names or details could be left out as it could violate LSPD's internal policy. This thread is entirely Out-Of-Character and is not meant as an In-Character information source. ))
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I will make this short and to the point. I want to be able to transfer my firearm to someone, but it requires me to publicly post my character's: Date of brith Phone number Address of my place of residence Fact that I have a PF and known to carry/own firearms The transferee's date of birth Tranferee's phone number Transferee's address of their place of residence The guns that they will soon possess This is just under firearm transfers. There is also the fact that anyone who makes an account has the ability to be able to see, publicly: Criminal records request Tint Exemptions Criminal reports People who have lost or stolen firearms Why do these matter? Metagame. "Oh, it's metagame and powergame to use this information ICly." So? Will that stop people? No. It will not. How am I supposed to prove that I was just recently targeted for a robbery out of nowhere soon after I put my address up on the forums for everyone to see? One of my characters works for a place that got a tint exemption recently and the amount of armed robberies and grand theft autos that have occured since that exemption was acquired has spiked 300% since that thread was put up. Coincidence? Maybe. I suspect metagame. I do not want to be robbed due to some "honor rule" system that you guys have for the LSPD website. Please hide all private information on there from public users. If this makes it hard to post to the same thread, for example, the gun transfer thread. Make a new system where one person posts both people's applications and then you contact them on discord or in game to confirm. Not sure what other websites have this similar problem, but I suggest fixing those too. Check out all these people who I know where they live OOCly.
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The life and times of Ellison Varnes, a Dogtown native ostracized by her family of skins for pursuing a career in law enforcement. Too deep into her career to quit; with no useful trade skills outside the force, Varnes supports a drug-addict of a mother as a dependent banking off of her daughter's employment benefits. Elevated in a household filled with casual bigotry and racial supremacy, this has left its mark in Varnes' style of policing; pride, prejudice and family values warp the perception behind the interactions that occur in the day-to-day life of this patrol officer. Though Varnes vies for fair arbitration in most of her work, certain kinds of people and lifestyles invoke deep rooted, inexorable biases to resurface.
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Follow us on Facebrowser! Facebrowser: https://face.gta.world/LSAudits Los Santos Audits - 11/17/2024 - Do you know your rights? LS Audits here once again, providing you with valuable information about your rights and how to protect yourself while going about your day in Los Santos. Filming in Public What I hear a LOT of people saying is, "You can't film me; I haven't given consent to be filmed!", usually when said person is standing on a public sidewalk! So here's the thing folks, you have the right to film in public places and even buildings or businesses that are open to the public! In our last article, one of our reporters told you about Protech Security pretending to be cops when they're just glorified mall cops, not even that to be honest with you. Let me clue you in on your RIGHTS as an AMERICAN. The Right to Film in Public. The First Amendment states that you have the right to film in public spaces where there is no expectation of privacy. Public spaces include streets, parks, government buildings, sidewalks, and other areas where people are normally free to go. The reason it's so important that you're allowed to film in public places is because it ensures transparency, accountability, and freedom of expression, this allows citizens and journalists (Such as ourselves!) the right to document events and interactions, including those in law enforcement positions! One thing to be aware of is when entering an open business, they may stipulate rules that you're not allowed to record. As much as I disagree with this practice, it is correct and you must stop filming but only upon their request or if there's signage stipulating this. This only applies to businesses that are open but classed as private buildings - NOT government buildings unless they are restricted, like inside a military base. Traffic Stops I'm sure a lot of you here have experienced traffic stops in your time and you may have even questioned the legality of said traffic stop. Well listen in, because what I'm about to tell you will protect you from any more illegitimate stops. The required Legal Basis for Traffic Stops Before Officers stop you, they must have reasonable suspicion to make a traffic stop. This means that they must have a LEGITIMATE reason to believe that you have violated a traffic law or committed a crime. If you don't think you've done ANYTHING wrong then make sure to take those badge details, question the reason for the stop and if it isn't provided then get those complaints into the LSPD! If an Officer observes further evidence of a crime during a stop, such as seeing contraband in the car in plain sight then they can elevate the situation from reasonable suspicion to probable cause which allows them to search your vehicle. If they have NOTHING and ask if they can search your vehicle, simply ask them on what grounds they have to search your vehicle! You have the RIGHT to REFUSE a request for consent to search. This refusal does NOT provide the officers with grounds for a search. Don't let them play mind games with you! If they have been about to form probable cause then they can proceed without your consent - but most of the time they haven't been able to form the grounds which is why they've asked if they can search your car! Refusing Consent is your RIGHT It is your LEGAL RIGHT to refuse consent, make it clear on their body cameras, and say "I do not consent to a search". This refusal CANNOT be used as evidence of guilt or a reason to conduct a search! If you refuse then it's likely that an officer will continue to question you or investigate further, but your refusal alone cannot get you into any legal hot waters. An officer may try to PERSUADE you to consent by telling you it'll be easier if you just consent to the search, DO NOT LISTEN! YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO DECLINE. Providing ID If you are driving a vehicle and have been LAWFULLY stopped, the key word there is lawful, see above! Then you must provide your driver's license, vehicle registration, and proof of insurance. You are allowed to question the REASON for the stop to ascertain if it's a lawful traffic stop. If it isn't, then get those phones out and start to record because you ain't givin' them NOTHIN'! If they put their hands on you? SUE THEM FOR ASSAULT! As a PASSENGER in the vehicle, there is no requirement for them to provide ID during a traffic stop unless the officer has reasonable suspicion that they are involved in a crime or if there's another reason such as if the passenger is obstructing the investigation or committing a violation themselves. Be sure to ask the officer if you're being detained or not, if they say no then simply walk away! You're under no obligation to stay there! OUR ARTICLES:- 2 replies
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This thread will follow the story of Robert Hauser as he leaves his blue collar life and progresses from working several jobs to make ends meet to becoming a career law enforcement officer.
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Police Officer III Ida Baofeng Gang Officer, Gang Enforcement Detail Born and raised in Textile City, Los Santos.
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"Put me out of my majesty, your misery." - Officer Moreno
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The Trials and Tribulations of Donald Scaletti
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this thread is going to follow mason conway's story as he works for the busiest patrol division within the entire LSPD, trying to outlive those whose story he doesn't know.
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Boot League by Cody Horton Cody Horton is a recent police academy graduate currently undergoing the Field Training Program. Due to his past and sometimes lack of focus, he has placed psychological barriers in his mind, leading to occasional setbacks during his field training patrols and hindering his progress through the program. The story will track his development and offer sneak peeks into his personal life and off-duty adventures.
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