- User Report | [RDSR] Asas (Archived by Dizzle)

[Asas]

Hello,
Firstly, you refused to talk to me about the incident. Yes at first I was in a chase and I couldn't reply to your messages but after the chase has ended. I tried to contact you in the server and sent a forum private message. Yet you chose to ignore me and you told me that you are not willing to talk it out. (logs can be checked)


Anyways, I checked your replay (as I didn't have one) and here is what I think:

31:45.00 - You clearly saw sirens and cops in your mirrors, (having loud music playing has absolutely nothing to do with seeing stuff) but instead of slowing down for the chase to pass, you decided to speed up.

31:47.00 to 31:51.00 - You still insist to follow the chase and continue on not respecting sirens.



31:50.60 - You hit the cop and didn't apologize though it was your fault.

All these events mentioned above and you still following Tupex led me to take an action.

And for the timestamps you provided, most of them are inaccurate or completely wrong.

Quote:
31:47=That scene starting.

Scene started way before that.

Quote:31:50=I relaise that was chase,so gave way for cop.

You realized that too late, and you didn't give way for cop, you slowed down so you don't crash.

Quote:31:55=He was oncoming into my car.

At this point, I wanted to go more to the right so I can gain more speed at the corner. You clearly didn't want slow down for cops behind you.

Quote:31:56.53=Then he relaised for that PIT-Manuever for no reason.(Steering into me with braking for more powerful Smile)

You left me no choice. And for the braking part, I don't understand how braking would give me more "power". I braked because you didn't respond to visual and audible and warnings on the chat, so I figured you needed something more to notice.

The rules are quite clear (I guess) as it clearly states:
"1.5. Stay away from chases.

Let suspects and cops pass and give them room for manoeuvring. Do not follow or overtake chases. If a chase gets closer, stay passive, slow down and wait until the situation is over. Do not help the suspect or the police."


Asas.