Declined Use of force form

[(RS4) Blizz]

IRL in the met, whenever an officer uses force, they have to fill out a use of force form and justify why they have used that force, such as using handcuffs, holding onto someone, or restraining. Any used force is recorded. In terms of making it realistic all divisions can have a use of force form so that they can justify their use of force. Obviously irl if you cant justify it then you can be crimially charged however this just to make the game more realistic.

 

[L974]

Agreed +1

My suggestion months ago got accepted for more paperwork, unsure if this was even implemented.

Suggestion Accepted - Control: CAD System

Suggestion Title: CAD System Division: Control I was thinking to look at adding more options for paperwork on the CAD System. This could be a stop and search form or even an arrest form for if Custody is not active. This would be nice to have because it is on the civs record and it can...

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[(RS4) Blizz]

Agreed +1

My suggestion months ago got accepted for more paperwork, unsure if this was even implemented.

Suggestion Accepted - Control: CAD System

Suggestion Title: CAD System Division: Control I was thinking to look at adding more options for paperwork on the CAD System. This could be a stop and search form or even an arrest form for if Custody is not active. This would be nice to have because it is on the civs record and it can...

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this is a different type of paperwork.

 

[Prophet]

So this is a game, not real life. We have to find a balance between fun and realism.
Having to fill out a form every time you even put your hand on your tazer would not only be really annoying and boring, but it would be near impossible to enforce.
There has to be a line between fun and realistic, and realistic and boring. This takes a massive step over the line away from fun, as it requires the players constantly tabbing out to fill out a form every few minutes.
It is realistic, however is not something that we will be looking into implementing.