Action Request (Dom , Dr Drajj)

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Your Steam Name: FireIce(GameDev)
Your Roleplay Name: Christopher Lewis
Your SteamID: STEAM_0:1:125594896

Player's Steam Name: Dom , Dr Drajj
Player's Roleplay Name: Dom Kusheberg / Other one idk cause one of them didnt reply when i asked for them steam names
Player's SteamID: ?? // STEAM_0:0:63129850

Why should this player be punished?: Fingerprints arent natuarlly into the system this man is trying to force rp my identity. by using finger and eyeball regenition. Maybe if I was drunk enough I would belive that eyeball regenitions is real but it doesn't also an quote from my source:


"Being arrested is only one reason to be fingerprinted. The second largest category is background investigation"

Source: https://www.quora.com/Can-your-fing...he-system-of-people-who-have-committed-crimes



also my rp was valid multiple people have that : I didn't realize how much I love my fingerprint sensor. My fingertips are all torn up from handling heavy grit sandpaper, and now I have to type my pin in everytime I use my phone. It just takes so looooong. Sigh. #firstworldproblems



source : https://www.reddit.com/r/nexus5x/comments/6qq4c2/rough_fingertips_from_sandpaper_now_fingerprint/

Evidence Link: https://youtu.be/iW4aWH2Khi8
 
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Hello, just to clarify I'm not the Dom that told you this.
 
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This is a very simple AR. When a warrant is set on a player their most recent visual description is used for the picture and their name is displayed. They could have easily Visually identified you. The reason for this is to make sure RP doesn't go on forever. Your DNA is technically kept on the database since you first get a ticket/sentence.

Also, Your "sources" don't apply in this instance. Using them for "evidence" doesn't do anything except make you look silly.

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