Anti-steal Suspect - Not approved

[Eslam The [122] Team]

In-Game Name: [122]ESLAM
Suggestion: Anti-Steal Suspects
Explanation: A thing that make cops can't eject people from swat's car or bike,so they can't steal suspects from swat members,only criminals and swat members can eject,why we report for stealing?When we can make no stealing suspects anymore,this anti-steal is only for swat vehicles,not for other vehicles
Reason:Hey my name is [122]ESLAM,I just got my swat skin yesterday (a day from the post is date)and I want to make this anti-steal thing because there is a lot of cops steal suspects from swat members and if the swat members reported them, they'll spam the reports page,why do cops need to enter swat vehicles and eject? What command are they gonna type in a swat car to steal? (/engine & /eject Id)

[OsamaAbouelhassan]

-1 .. no one but swats can enter their vehicles .. if you mean cars from car shops .. I don't think a cop will do this especially that the distance between the vehicle and you won't be big and finally there is no rule releated to reporting a stealer ( for swats this only applys to us and army)

[Cyborg.]

-1 .. no one but swats can enter their vehicles .. if you mean cars from car shops .. I don't think a cop will do this especially that the distance between the vehicle and you won't be big and finally there is no rule releated to reporting a stealer ( for swats this only applys to us and army)

[Eslam The [122] Team]

When A swat member enter his bike with a criminal,they can press f to /Ar the criminal,trust me cops stole my suspects 7 times and count them.

[Kaosx234]

When A swat member enter his bike with a criminal,they can press f to /Ar the criminal,trust me cops stole my suspects 7 times and count them.

thats why use swat vehicles.
There's no such thing as "stealing" but helping.
You shouldn't react at all if you got "stolen" - if you don't play for score.

I'm for no in this suggestion.

[StormWind]

You will always encounter cops that steal our suspects, it's just the way this works.