[TC] Gaming Forums - [P] Basic training

LFS Username:dmrzn
Nickname:KBR*Ali
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Congratulations! You have Passed the written [COP] Exam

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The [TC] Training Team

Please carefully read the »Police Guide«

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The [TC] Training Team

I have read and understood

You are now ready for Basic Training. Please take a look at the Timetable and check which day is best suited to you. Please check which Trainer(s) are available on that day and contact one or all of them: You have 21 days from now to complete the training, otherwise this application will be closed. »List of Trainers«

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The [TC] Training Team

Training Information:

Took place on: 14/01/2023

Trainer(s) Present: Carl [T], TAZxx [T], Anansi [AS], Ephwurd [AS]

Assistance Present:

Lead Trainer: Carl [T]

Good Points: Your car control was quite good, you were able to drive at quite high speeds and you maintained good tyre temperatures until the chase ended. Most of your PITs were effective and the suspect did not sustain any serious damage from your copping which is good to see.

Improvements: There are still quite a few improvements to be made though, some of which may not be completely obvious when driving on a server with no traffic. The first one is going wrong-way. I understand that the server having no traffic may have been a cause, but please make sure to stick to the correct side unless 100% necessary to minimise the chase of colliding with cruisers on the server.

On a couple of occasions, you reacted late to suspect movement. Always give extra space between yourself and the suspect when approaching junctions / turns to make sure you can brake in time for it.

Whilst most PITs were pretty good, but do try to take more care with them. A couple of them were rushed and you ended up hitting into the door of the car or just not getting the correct position or amount of force. There is no expectation for 100% of the PITs to go correct, but you can definetely take more time to prepare them.

Notes:

Congratulations, you have passed Basic Training.

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The [TC] Training Team