Your Steam Name: SunnyR
Your Roleplay Name: John Kawamura
Your SteamID: STEAM_0:1:56051799
Player's Steam Name: spliffy
Player's Roleplay Name: Garry Wilson
Player's SteamID: STEAM_0:1:741079000
Why should this player be punished?: We received a call regarding an ongoing raid at South Gate, and several officers, including myself, responded. While en route, I observed numerous life alerts and, with roughly 40–60% of responding units already incapacitated, deemed the area unsafe. After arriving in the Business Sector and seeing approximately 75% of officers eliminated, a second supervisor also declared the area Code 6, so I withdrew toward Collier's. While withdrawing, a bleeding civilian approached requesting medical aid. As there was no immediate threat nearby, I treated their injuries. Once the area had quieted, with only brief bursts of gunfire at approximately 02:07 and 02:26 before falling silent again, I cautiously re-approached. During this time, I spotted an armed individual outside and fired at them, although I'm fairly certain I hit the wall instead.
Seeing no visible hostiles, I collected DNA evidence before heading toward Tidals to issue a warrant based on the evidence gathered. As I left Tidals and entered the roundabout, I encountered Spliffy walking down the street with a weapon on his back. My assumption was that he had come from behind Tidals toward the gas station, where some individuals park. As soon as I made the turn, he stopped, turned towards me, drew his weapon, and opened fire.
I am having difficulty understanding how this engagement was justified. I was leaving the area near SG, and he had plenty of time to simply continue walking away and leave the area. He was only walking down the street with a weapon on his back, and I was not presenting any immediate threat. I see no reason why he needed to stop, draw his weapon, and engage me, as it only created additional attention toward himself. Assuming he was involved in the SG raid, he likely had a much better chance of escaping by continuing to leave rather than stopping to engage me. From my perspective, it felt less like a necessary engagement and more like it was done for the kill.
I'm also fairly certain this incident led to two additional shootouts in the Bazaar, although a demo would be required to confirm whether he was involved in either of those incidents. @Acerius
Evidence Link: https://medal.tv/games/garrys-mod/clips/ncuIJ30FQTBiM1Ga3?invite=cr-MSxYSFosMzg3OTI4Mw
Your Roleplay Name: John Kawamura
Your SteamID: STEAM_0:1:56051799
Player's Steam Name: spliffy
Player's Roleplay Name: Garry Wilson
Player's SteamID: STEAM_0:1:741079000
Why should this player be punished?: We received a call regarding an ongoing raid at South Gate, and several officers, including myself, responded. While en route, I observed numerous life alerts and, with roughly 40–60% of responding units already incapacitated, deemed the area unsafe. After arriving in the Business Sector and seeing approximately 75% of officers eliminated, a second supervisor also declared the area Code 6, so I withdrew toward Collier's. While withdrawing, a bleeding civilian approached requesting medical aid. As there was no immediate threat nearby, I treated their injuries. Once the area had quieted, with only brief bursts of gunfire at approximately 02:07 and 02:26 before falling silent again, I cautiously re-approached. During this time, I spotted an armed individual outside and fired at them, although I'm fairly certain I hit the wall instead.
Seeing no visible hostiles, I collected DNA evidence before heading toward Tidals to issue a warrant based on the evidence gathered. As I left Tidals and entered the roundabout, I encountered Spliffy walking down the street with a weapon on his back. My assumption was that he had come from behind Tidals toward the gas station, where some individuals park. As soon as I made the turn, he stopped, turned towards me, drew his weapon, and opened fire.
I am having difficulty understanding how this engagement was justified. I was leaving the area near SG, and he had plenty of time to simply continue walking away and leave the area. He was only walking down the street with a weapon on his back, and I was not presenting any immediate threat. I see no reason why he needed to stop, draw his weapon, and engage me, as it only created additional attention toward himself. Assuming he was involved in the SG raid, he likely had a much better chance of escaping by continuing to leave rather than stopping to engage me. From my perspective, it felt less like a necessary engagement and more like it was done for the kill.
I'm also fairly certain this incident led to two additional shootouts in the Bazaar, although a demo would be required to confirm whether he was involved in either of those incidents. @Acerius
Evidence Link: https://medal.tv/games/garrys-mod/clips/ncuIJ30FQTBiM1Ga3?invite=cr-MSxYSFosMzg3OTI4Mw
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