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Do not be lazy but take the picture and report it.
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Not all people do that, I use this reasons:
- disobeying an officers command (after /pu)
- non-verbally attacking an officer/civilian
- using firearms in public
- using firearms agains an officer
- pointing firearms at an officer/civilian
- in responsible driving
- hitting a civilian/officer with a car and drive away (aka hit and run)
And so on. It is just how you say it. Like: 'non-verbally attacking an officer' looks a lot different they 'punching cops' but it is the same! If they just type it better its oké.

supperrobin6394 wrote:

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Not all people do that, I use this reasons:
- disobeying an officers command (after /pu)
- non-verbally attacking an officer/civilian
- using firearms in public
- using firearms agains an officer
- pointing firearms at an officer/civilian
- in responsible driving
- hitting a civilian/officer with a car and drive away (aka hit and run)
And so on. It is just how you say it. Like: 'non-verbally attacking an officer' looks a lot different they 'punching cops' but it is the same! If they just type it better its oké.

Yes, that is what its supposed to be used for. But if its "For i", its abusing... most people also do it to score boost..

TalisRain222 wrote:

supperrobin6394 wrote:

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Not all people do that, I use this reasons:
- disobeying an officers command (after /pu)
- non-verbally attacking an officer/civilian
- using firearms in public
- using firearms agains an officer
- pointing firearms at an officer/civilian
- in responsible driving
- hitting a civilian/officer with a car and drive away (aka hit and run)
And so on. It is just how you say it. Like: 'non-verbally attacking an officer' looks a lot different they 'punching cops' but it is the same! If they just type it better its oké.

Yes, that is what its supposed to be used for. But if its "For i", its abusing... most people also do it to score boost..

Wait, do you get score for /rp?

supperrobin6394 wrote:

TalisRain222 wrote:

supperrobin6394 wrote:

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Not all people do that, I use this reasons:
- disobeying an officers command (after /pu)
- non-verbally attacking an officer/civilian
- using firearms in public
- using firearms agains an officer
- pointing firearms at an officer/civilian
- in responsible driving
- hitting a civilian/officer with a car and drive away (aka hit and run)
And so on. It is just how you say it. Like: 'non-verbally attacking an officer' looks a lot different they 'punching cops' but it is the same! If they just type it better its oké.

Yes, that is what its supposed to be used for. But if its "For i", its abusing... most people also do it to score boost..

Wait, do you get score for /rp?

No, but you do for /fine.. People /rp id reason then fine