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The issue is that if you've been in combat, there is code that prevents you from actually seizing the vehicle. This is not something the APD is able to change.
Let's be real, the APD win rate in a group of rebels pulling Ifrits is pretty low as it is. If they're pulling Ifrits they can afford to lose them.
The seizing in combat issue is tricky.
You need to keep in mind that the APD is not able to change code by itself. We can only change policy.

Just so I'm clear on your concern here:
Your Issue
Close to a restart, rebels pull illegal vehicles out of their garage. If the officers are able to subdue the ifrit, there's small bits of combat preventing a seizure of the ifrit. These small bits of combat physically prevent you from seizing the ifrit through the mission file. The rebels' illegal vehicle gets cleaned up and placed back in their garages since all restarts are hard restarts. As you can see, your issue has to do with code. A policy will not fix that issue. What you are suggesting is the removal of the in-combat code to allow you to seize an ifrit in combat with a few minutes left (less than one minute) until a restart.
While I agree that this could be an issue, the amount of times it might happen does not warrant a policy change or code change.

I noticed a lot of cops are having trouble identifying lethal and downing mags since the change. I know it's rather simple to identify, but to avoid confusion completely would it be feasible to allow all cops to use the IR laser like LTs?

I noticed a lot of cops are having trouble identifying lethal and downing mags since the change. I know it's rather simple to identify, but to avoid confusion completely would it be feasible to allow all cops to use the IR laser like LTs?

I noticed a lot of cops are having trouble identifying lethal and downing mags since the change. I know it's rather simple to identify, but to avoid confusion completely would it be feasible to allow all cops to use the IR laser like LTs?

The Captains have already discussed this and moved it up for further review.
Thank you for your suggestion.

I noticed a lot of cops are having trouble identifying lethal and downing mags since the change. I know it's rather simple to identify, but to avoid confusion completely would it be feasible to allow all cops to use the IR laser like LTs?

I noticed a lot of cops are having trouble identifying lethal and downing mags since the change. I know it's rather simple to identify, but to avoid confusion completely would it be feasible to allow all cops to use the IR laser like LTs?

I noticed a lot of cops are having trouble identifying lethal and downing mags since the change. I know it's rather simple to identify, but to avoid confusion completely would it be feasible to allow all cops to use the IR laser like LTs?

I noticed a lot of cops are having trouble identifying lethal and downing mags since the change. I know it's rather simple to identify, but to avoid confusion completely would it be feasible to allow all cops to use the IR laser like LTs?

Current Policy
Attempted Bank Robbery
$7,500 Any suspect caught clearly assisting in a Federal Reserve or Bank Robbery who does not have the automatic charge of Bank Robbery should be charged with this. This charge can also be applied if someone was found with materials to rob a bank/fed at a bank/fed but is not active. Proposed Potential Policy
Attempted Bank Robbery
$7,500 Any suspect caught clearly assisting in a Federal Reserve, Bank or Evidence Lockup Robbery who does not have the automatic charge applied to them should be charged with this. The suspect may also be charge with this if they are found with any of these tools, regardless of location: Demo Charge Diamond Tip Drill

As it currently stands there is no charge for people being in possession of lockpicks, drill, bolt cutters, or the demo charge. I am proposing the addition of a charge called "possession of burglary tools". I do not believe this charge should be expensive what so ever and am personally pricing it to 2,000 to 1,000. For a long time it has been very illogical to me that the police treat the stated items as illegal though no criminal charge is currently applicable. This should not apply for those who have a bounty hunter license.
On a side note: re-add the lightbar and police sticker back to the police boat, please and thank you.

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We apologize for the inconvenience. The Development team had to make some changes on the back end to fix some issues. Thank you for your patience and understanding.    

Interesting use of the "T" Key seems to me that you press it before or even after some kills

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Black coffee is the only way to drink coffee. Milk and sugar ruins it.

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Temprature huh?

Effective Immediately
Vehicle Seizing Policy (Lieutenants)
Lieutenants may no longer repair any illegal vehicle and drive to the closest headquarters for seizing.
This policy may come back in another form in the future, but for now it is being removed.

All officers must follow the proper vehicle seizure policy.
An area must be deemed "all clear" by the highest ranking officer on scene before any vehicles can be impounded or seized. Vehicles may be seized in combat if at an HQ. You may search/seize contraband from a player or vehicle at any time or place, even if in combat. You may only seize a vehicle which has over $5,000 worth of contraband in it if the suspect is aggressive and/or evasive. If the suspect is compliant, does not shoot back, and cooperates fully with APD officers, you are not allowed to seize their vehicle. Seizing and impounding can occur before or after a ticket has been issued. If there are no nearby police vehicles to put a civilian's contraband in, officers are allowed to drive the civilian's vehicle to the nearest HQ, checkpoint, or garage. Officers may then pull out a police vehicle, seize the contraband, and then continue to impound/seize the civilian's vehicle as normal. This does not apply to illegal vehicles, which should never be driven by an officer. Cartels
Cartel raids have been removed completely.
Officers may only enter an uncontested cartel if tracking a warrant or in active visual pursuit. If a cartel is contested, officers may only enter if in active visual pursuit.
Uncontested Cartel
Officers may only enter an uncontested cartel under these circumstances:
Active Visual Pursuit APB or Warrant Tracking Contested Cartel
Officers may only enter a contested cartel under these circumstances:
Active Visual Pursuit If an officer has a warrant or APB tracker near or in a cartel (contested or uncontested), the officer may get just close enough to update their warrant and must leave the area once the warrant is updated. If the warrant remains in the area, officers may set up a perimeter around the area within a minimum of a 1km radius of the cartel to wait for the suspect if they wish.
Federal Reserve
During an active Federal Reserve robbery, officers may not seize gold bars out of a vehicle unless there is a 1 minute all clear.
If the vehicle with gold bars manages to escape the Federal Reserve and is stopped en route to a rebel outpost, officers must now wait for a 1 minute all clear to seize the contents out of the vehicle.
Officers, under no circumstance, may enter a vehicle with gold bars in it to drive back to the nearest HQ for seizure.
Illegal Areas (two life rule)
When entering any illegal area, officers now have a two life rule.
Officers may only patrol illegal areas once every 20 minutes if no suspicious activity is observed that requires their attention.
Officers are allowed to return to illegal areas before the 20 minute timer is up under the following circumstances:
If a 911 text is sent within the illegal area. If a fugitive pings from inside of the illegal area. If a vehicle with a tracker enters the illegal area. If nearby traffic enters the illegal area. Active visual pursuit into the illegal area. If an officer needs to update a warrant or APB. If an officer dies within an illegal area, they may return one more time per engagement.
Rebel Air Drops
APD officers may not freely patrol rebel air drops.
Officers may only enter a rebel air drop area under these circumstances:
During Active Visual Pursuit APB or Warrant Tracking Temporary Policy
There is currently bug where a suspect's individual charges may not be displayed in some circumstances.
If a suspect's individual charges are not able to be displayed, officers are not required to read off individual charges to the suspect, but may use their current bounty price as their "current charges."
For example, if a suspect's individual charges are not currently showing up, you may use any variation of this line to "read the suspect their charges."
"You are currently wanted by the State of Altis for $75,000. Can you tell me what happened?"

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