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Updates the AOTD wiki and laws.
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taislin authored Apr 4, 2024
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#### Main Room

This is where the team members spawn. Players should take some time
before the grace wall ends to plan their strategy. There is a wall map
that can be used to check which ares to go to, and a 911 terminal where
you can receive calls from the factions.
before the grace wall ends to plan their strategy. Each member spawns with a map
that can be used to check which areas to go to.

#### Armory

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#### Evidence Room

This is where the Police should keep apprehended money, guns, and disks.
This is where the Police should keep apprehended money, unlicensed guns, and disks.
They will count towards the score as long as they're there.

#### Jail
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#### Garage

The Police Department has 2 starting police interceptors below the police station.
The Police Department has two starting police interceptors below the police station, this zone is not available to the public and anyone trespassing should be detained and booked.

#### The Map

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Police officers must prioritize **non-lethal force at all times**.
Fleeing suspects may not be shot if they aren't hostile.

A police officer may use **lethal force** if the suspect:

- is discharging a firearm towards another person;
- is attempting to run over another person;
- attempts to fire at, run over, or physically harm a police officer;
- is armed and refuses to disarm, or be disarmed, upon request by an
officer;
- is armed and is about to discharge their firearm at another person. (Judged within reason and the circumstances, do not rely on this rule.)

A police officer may **arrest** a suspect if they:

- are openly carrying firearms, explosives, silencers, or are found to
be in possession of them while being searched;
- are in possession of a disk of any company, even their own;
- are trespassing another company's property, as confirmed by a member
of that company;
- are trespassing inside the police station's restricted area (anything after a warning stripe mark);
- are trespassing inside a restricted area to the public in a government building;
- are in possession of police equipment, such as police armor, police firearms, police keys
and police radios;
- are in possession of stolen goods;
- have a pending arrest warrant;
- are resisting or refusing being searched by an officer in a public space. This also
applies to vehicles. For company properties, a search warrant is needed.

The following items can be **confiscated, without an arrest being
necessary**:

- a vehicle being driven by a member of another faction, if claimed as
stolen by the owner;
- is armed with firearms, explosives, knives, or other dangerous weapons and refuses to disarm, or be disarmed, upon request by an officer;
- is armed and is about to discharge their firearm or use any dangerous weapon at another person. (Judged within reason and the circumstances.)
- is actively engaged in a violent assault on another person, posing an immediate threat to that person's life.
- is involved in a hostage situation where the life of an innocent person is in imminent danger.
- is found to be in possession of a deadly weapon, and there is an immediate threat to the safety of others.
- is part of an ongoing and violent criminal activity that requires police intervention to protect the public.
- refuses to comply with lawful police orders and poses a significant risk to the safety of officers or the public.

A police officer has the authority to **arrest** a suspect if they:

- are openly carrying offensive weapons without a license, such as firearms, explosives, or silencers, or are discovered to be in possession of them while being searched;
- are in possession of a disk of any company, even their own regardless of state (active or not);
- are trespassing on the property of another company, as certified by a member of that company;
- are trespassing within the restricted area of the police station (anything after a warning stripe mark);
- are trespassing inside a publically prohibited area of a government building;
- have police equipment such as police armor, police weapons, and police keys, as well as police radios;
- have stolen things on their person;
- having an active arrest warrant; or were previously fleeing from police.

Should a suspect flee from law enforcement and enter their workplace, entrance may be forced; otherwise, a search warrant is required.

The following items **may** be **confiscated, without an arrest being necessary**:

- a vehicle being driven by a member of another faction, if claimed as stolen by the owner;
- possession of more than 500$ in cash.
- any offensive weapons, including firearms, explosives, or silencers found in the possession of an individual, with or without an arrest.
- any equipment or items associated with illicit activities, as determined by a police officer, including but not limited to shovels, knives, clawhammers.

Suspects in confinement have the right to food and medical care while in custody.
Within reason and if security measures allow it, a suspect in confinement may request legal representation from a genuine attorney (for the time being, a "Legitimate Businessman") and confer with them.
In that regard, privacy is not guaranteed and is at the discretion of the police.
Only if the attorney interferes with police work will they be prosecuted for Obstruction of Justice.

When in custody, suspects have the right to have access to food and medical aid.
A suspect in custody may request legal representation from a legitimate attorney
(for the moment, a "Legitimate Businessman") and consult with them, within reason and if security measures permit it.
Privacy for that matter is not guaranteed and is at the discretion of the police.
If, and only if, the attorney is interfering with police work, they may be arrested for Obstruction of Justice.
Suspects can be **bailed out of jail** for nonviolent crimes for a fee of **500$** or a reasonable amount set by the sheriff.
This amount is to be paid in cash at the station and stored in the **Evidence room**.
In the case of violent crimes, a suspect may be released after some time on the Sheriff's responsibility or on a court order from the Judge (or on an administrative request).

Suspects have the right to be **bailed from Jail** for non-violent crimes for a fee of **500$**.
This sum is to be delivered in cash at the station and is to be stored in the **Evidence room**.
As for violent crimes, a suspect may be released, after serving some time,
on the Sheriff's responsability or on a court order from the Judge (or from an admin request).
Breaking the above rules will result in penalty points and, at the discretion of an admin, job bans up to and including a playing ban.

Breaking the above rules will give penalties to the score, and at the
discretion of an admin, may include job-bans, up to a playing ban.

**Score Values:**

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