Wondero

The APD is run like an organization with certain policies and regulations governing it. Psychology proves that younger age equates to less vigilance of your actions and a willingness to do your own thing (a part of maturity). The APD doesn't need that. Because of the nature of the APD and the large number of whitelisted officers, the APD needs individuals who are able to abide by a piece of text and take an order. Not saying you can't, but generally that is the case around your age group. And just for the record, the age limit has been lowered considerably twice in the past. It failed to improve the force both times, in fact, it noticeably diminished it.

Chocolate?

The answer is no to all of the above. Here's what actually happened: I realized it's just another geocaching game, branded to Pokemon, thus resulting in the addiction - rendering my desire to play absent.

My girlfriend is eerily obsessed with the game. Unlike me, who uninstalled after 5 minutes of playing it.

What the fuck did I just watch?

It was an admin seizing duped money.

Active pursuit into a cartel is still the same as the old policy. So, no, they don't have to back off. ^ what he said. That corporal+ may have others with him/her which are not tracking but simply providing backup - but as long as there is someone with a warrant there, no APD policies are broken.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1JHiFbRVPZ3GIJ0Lv-r38-vNPL75VEy1bP4rYV5xkTnE/edit#gid=1651371919

lmao no.

Tears for fears instrumental in the background

I chuckled a little while reading this.

Not a bad idea. I mean, last couple times I've been kidnapped, I've been playing really aids music over my mic.