Server Suggestion Key restrictions when on a job

[Dank]

Description of the idea:
When you go on duty all buddy keys will termporarily removed from all your properties. The keys only keep working for other buddies who are on duty. If you go off duty on duty cops keys get removed. That way no key abuse can be done.

Why should this be added? (pros): This way people can not camp in properties owned by a on duty friend. Now you can simply go and enter his house and then grow there. It also removes the option of key abuse while on a job.

What negatives could this have? (cons):
* none

*Other additions:

*Images:

 

[Ashur]

How is this an issue thought? You can always C2 the door or Battering ram it when there is a SGT. I do not see a reason why this should be changed at all.

 

[blobvis 2.0]

Negatives:
- No civilian nor any job (except cop??) can access the storage chest in the house to grab props/food or whatever you needed because that friend went on duty ruling a lot of things out such as people dying because their friend went on duty and can't access the storage chest thus not being able to grab a bandage.
- When a person died in a raid and goes on cop (happens very often) all occupants will be fucked due to no keys
- Friends has props inside the base and can't access them anymore due to their friend going on duty
- Could be abused the other way around too, force locking people inside by a cop

Sounds like a shit idea on paper and even a worse in practice,
If you want anything added, enforce it through a new policy (PLPD) or just leave it, just warrant the cop and put it on a search warrant instead of an arrest warrant.

Absolute a NO from me

 

[Sam]

There are ups and downs with this. But in the end, it will restrict some possible RP. Also, law 3.8 Right to Enter Private Property still applies, even if you have keys to the property.

3.8 Right to Enter Private Property​

Law enforcement officers may enter any private property if it is necessary for the execution of their duties, Law enforcement officers may not remain on a Private Property if asked to leave by the property owner unless this would obstruct an investigation into a criminal offence, any Law enforcement officer who fails to do so commits the offence of trespassing.