Recent content by MalekIsWeird

yes that I agree but my question earlier was about if the officer does not have reasonable articulable probable cause, we can both say that is definitely unlawful detainment and unjustifiable force right?

I’m not clear on what this means. please clarify because maybe I’m misunderstanding but I feel like if a civilian is gunpointed without probable cause then that has to be unlawful detainment. When a person gunpoints a person and or orders surrender that is pursuing custody, that is a means of...

And if the officer gunpoints people he legally should not have, does that also get punished rule wise? Logically speaking Unlawful Detainment -> Criminal Conduct -> Gross misconduct.

That’s a false dilemma. It’s not logical to act like there are not a ton more variables than to just act like it’s black and white “gun or taser” If an officer is by himself and feels his life is at risk he can and should give chase without using his firearm. KEEP it in hand, sure, but raising...

The legend has spoken.

I will personally check if this works for me but I think it’s safe to take your word for it @peeps Thanks for clarifying that, I’ll get back to this later today when I have time if this suggestion is still open.

my claim was that there is not enough punishment from staff when an officer uses unjustifiable force. Your argument was pointing to the fact a committee votes then made a wild speculation that my take is due to “it's likely that you made a complaint that simply wasn't valid?” Which is a red...

And if an officer is not low rank and used excessive force without trolling?

Suggestion Title: Auto-Save Demo before Ban Suggestion Description: Make the ban command execute a forced demo restart before banning to ensure that players who are punished have the fair opportunity to replay their demos to dispute if needed. Why should this be added?: - justice - fairness...

that’s a red herring and a false cause. I would like to believe that but I can only speak for myself and based on my anecdotal evidence that is only the case if the IA holds evidence of something really serious like discrimination or RDM. This does not address how it still takes a lengthy 2...

No I had multiple sustained IAs which I made that involved me being forced fo elaborate or provide further evidence despite the initial form being perfectly viable. Not to mention that this does not address how cops still don’t face rule punishment from staff when IAs are sustained.

criminal ignores justifiable force = ban Cop uses unjustifiable force = 2 week lengthy IA process and no rule punishment even if the IA is sustained. How fair

This is part of why I tried to regulate car speeds by incentivizing people to use non-hyper cars by being able to upgrade them to somewhere around 100 MPH. Currently any non-hyper car, even at max upgrade, won’t catch up to even a normal patrol cruiser. Let alone getting away from RTU or their...

Non violent offenders can also be: 1) Reckless drivers / driving without due care 2) People with drugs on their person while pulled over for a traffic violation incumbent of a prison sentence 3) Burglars who are unarmed just sneaking in and out 4) Scammers who stole money / valuables and fled...

You won’t believe how many officers pull guns over non-violent crimes daily, including supervisors. Staff are heavily involved in protecting them from people fleeing gunpoint by punishing 3.4 which is good but if what you’re saying is true, then I think we may have an issue here because cops...