Poll for new Copping Rule

[AOR Nova]

(2019-04-13 19:35)SIMOX Wrote:  Firstly he got pushed into the sand and since he had some momentum going started reversing backwards (i would have done the same tbh). I checked the replay and you can't tell much from pictures though but the cops were swarming him like bees. There was no way he could stop and not WW. After he reversed into the AB and had a slight contact with that cop, other 2 cops were blocking the road aswell. I don't see how you could "try" driving the normal way without getting blocked. That one cop was very persistent on following nova WW and thus forced him WW.

When the COP P.I.T's the suspect into oncoming traffic (WW) you blame the COP right?
So if the COP forces the suspect WW you blame the suspect?

The bold bit in particular. That's what I'm trying to put across.

And I'm not just using my particular incident as a "overall" scenario. I'm talking in general, about other happenings that happen unseen or unreported.

It could be a suspect being boxed in at a bridge ramp (the 2 overhead passes on AB) and only able to go backwards to escape; it could be a suspect coming across a roadblock on Paddock Tunnel Way and having to take Wrong-way for a short while to bypass.

The "No WW in Autobahn" rule puts things into more perspective as it's a fixed strict rule, but in the bigger picture. This bigger picture is what the proposed new rule/suggestion is supposed to cover.

So if the COP forces the suspect WW you blame the suspect?

> Cops should respect suspect and give the opportunity for suspect to maneuver as such to avoid breaking a rule (WW)

And if the above is not possible, then the anti-WW rules should be further looked into to grant a grace amount of distance or situation in which a suspect has to take WW for a short period. Each incident should be looked over if it shall be reported. Case-by-case basis. Same thing for cops, which is already a leniency in place.

Cops and Suspects should be entire fair game in my view and this certainly isn't fair.