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Press Enter when selecting their faces.

Or a way to toggle the MDT to switch inbetween the old one and new one. Occassionally I still get the old one up depending on how fast I get in the car and use it.

That's too bad, since I wanted to serve those warrants 'legally.' Hopefully in a future edition it can be accessed while on duty.

Before installing LCPDFR, you were able to serve warrants on criminals by looking them up on the database. Is there still a way to do this because it doesn't seem possible now that the LCPDFR computer system is being used now.

I'm betting the release date is the 24th of May.

My biggest question is will our partners finally wear hats again? And multiple partners? The old partner system, while unrealistic was so much better.

Download a vehicle and read the instructions. Also make sure you have SparkIV.

Don't press 3 when you're targeting him.

Then she probably did something after the fact that got her arrested.

As Bailey described, a good example of having RS without PC for traffic violations is when you initially pull someone over for DUI. If they are swerving, driving under the speed limit, etc; that is RS. You do not yet know if they are really drunk, but have a reasonable suspicion that they are. Probable Cause could be obtained by talking to the driver and seeing that his eyes are bloodshot, reeks of alcohol, fails the field sobriety test, and so forth. With PC you'd be able to arrest the person for DUI. Routine checks are illegal because you cannot be detained in any sort of way unless you're suspected of a crime/violation.

You don't need probable cause to stop a vehicle. RS to stop, PC to arrest.

Interestingly enough, I recently found out from a 'regular' (use this term to differentiate Auxiliaries and Full-Timers) NYPD Officer that driving without a license in the city is just a fine, and they'll let you drive off afterwards, but a suspended license is a mandatory arrest. In the county I'm in, you can either get arrested or summonsed for driving with a suspended DL.

Just letting you know that if you really want to roleplay correctly, you should know that 'routine checks' are illegal.

In NYS revoked is worse than no license, since your license only gets revoked if you've committed other criminal acts, as Bailey describes above. Usually if their license is just expired I make them walk. If it's revoked I arrest. That doesn't really matter around here. If it gets impounded they do an inventory search at the impound yard, and any illegal items found can be confiscated and the driver can be charged.

I'm an Auxiliary Police Officer in one of the counties outside of NYC. We assist the regular Police Officers in mundane tasks such as traffic direction, crowd control, and other related duties. In some counties they carry firearms and in other states they have full Police Officer status. In my county we are trained as Peace Officers but are civilians on duty, and we carry everything except a gun.

In NYC, you would be sued so hard for shooting a fleeing perp, even if he did have a gun in his hand, especially so if he dropped it. He would then be showed in the best light possible by the media and if he was dealing drugs then he would be considered an honest entrepreneur. Things are very different here compared to the South. We just gave bail to a guy that shot a cop the other day; tell me that isn't pitiful.

Cuban's use older and newer cars.

I think around 98,000. The highest mileage car in my unit has 160,000 and our lowest has 66,000. Except for the CO's car which has around 8,000 miles on it and is a Chevy Tahoe, all of our cars retired cars from the regulars. That is actually one of the better cars. The 160K car we never use as it breaks down constantly and it's only used for large details. Mileage doesn't mean much however, it's the fact that before they're sent to Auxiliary that they run 24 hours a day as regular patrol cars, and that's what kills it.

NCPD: My ride:

From day one in the Academy I attended you're taught that nearly everything is about "being in charge." As 1adam3 said, command presence and superiority is what keeps you alive. It's all apart of Officer safety. The ones who have no command presence are sadly the ones who end up hurt or worse.

That's exactly what I like about Auxiliary. I don't have a gun or Peace Officer status (unless it's during a time of emergency) but most people can't tell the difference anyways.

Back on topic. I am an Auxiliary Police Officer in New York. (No, not New York City)

I'm still trying to break the habit.

85 dead. What a tragedy. America knows what you are going through. Hopefully all is well soon.

I've seen the first video before and the Police Officer was wrong for arresting any of the fire crew members. Safety is more important than fast traffic flow and he was interfering with patient treatment. I'm not going to MMQB on the second or third video.