+ Refund request..? (Approved by BP)

[AOR Nova]

- Your LFS Username: microspecv
- Their LFS Username (if applicable - the person who took your money): (Suspect) and Adrian who set fine

- Time & Date of Incident: 2018-01-15, 18:31

- Replay / Screenshot Link:

- Replay Timestamps: NIL

- Reasons as to why you think you deserve a refund:
Why did I get fined? If it was due to a chase + fine I did a day or so ago - I validated the reasoning behind the fine (forgot to whom), and explained it over and over several times. I will not take this cop warning/incorrect fine lightly. I believe my fine was correct. And even if it wasn't, how am I on my final warning when I've only received this so far (for purely Copping-related incidents)?

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One guy had flipped on middle of the street in dangerous position, and two guys started helping him. After failed attempts, the flip-ee then called for a tow, to which I responded. When I arrived, I requested for the two people to cease helping as the tow responder has arrived to take the tow.
However, both of them continued and were ramming the flipped car quite hard, even after I'm positioned to roll him over gently. They kept doing so, despite several warnings, and I couldn't even get into position, let alone commence my tow.


The two civilians failed to listen, and continued to disrupt the tow and keep shoving the guy away, when I'm trying to line up a "rb tire flip" or a rear bumper flip. Gave a few clear warnings to vacate the area and stop their useless help, after a few more warnings, I fined the 1st "helper" for failure to move (disrupting a tow when told to go away, hence such).
My fine was fully justified.

I suppose once a Tow/Med/Res/Cop has arrived at the tow location, the job and priority goes to him/her thus everyone around needs to abide by whatever the tow says? Even if the flip-ee allows for civilian help, I do believe the tow responder has the last say on the situation and can override the flip-ee's decision based on the situation? Because if not, a 5 second flip can take 5 minutes, about what happened with mine, which is kind of silly.


Please explain in depth if I'm totally wrong with this. And if I am, shouldn't there be a much clear sanction or regulation regarding how civilians tow, and also, whether the civilian can continue to help even when a Med or Tow arrives at the towing process? Surely not one can repeatedly disrupt a tow even after the tow has clearly instructed he/she to stop helping, let alone two working in tandem.

Cheers