- Report - benceedrifter, Chop193, Starter (Archived by BoyPower)

[gyunter]

Your LFS Username: gyunter
Their LFS Username(s): benceedrifter, Chop193, Starter
Their LFS GameName(s): [COP]Tomika., [TT] Ace [COP], [CSR] Sta [COP]
Replay Link: here
Replay Timestamps:
[COP]Tomika. (benceedrifter):
11:48 - driving on the wrong side causing an accident. Breaking rule # 5.1.
Replay from his previous chase wasn't saved due to the computer turned off, but he was chasing very 'dirty'.
He had an improvement notice after he completed training:

Quote:Improvements: Don't overshoot corners, don't use force before the suspect fails to stop and could use a very little tiny bit of improvement of /when/ to do a PIT (ie calculating if there's space for it etc).

And still no improvements made.
[TT] Ace [COP] (Chop193):
16:07 - I was braking lately but still got rammed though Ace and Starter saw I was moving slow.
24:30 - after Sta failed to PIT me, Ace kept to accelerate and rammed me hardly.
[CSR] Sta [COP] (Starter):
17:30 - Ace PITs me, Starter saw that but kept to accelerate and didnt even try to evade from ramming front right wheel.
18:02 - overtaking COP 1, driving wrong side, failed PIT.
18:05 - That's not a PIT, that's a ramming into the barriers.
23:15 - rammed me, but excused instantly, nevermind.
24:54 - another RAM maneuver by Starter, hand over nerves?
25:26 - ramming rear side.
25:36 - same as previous.
26:05 - culmination of the chase - got rammed in the right side of my RB and flipped.
These episodes are against rule # 5.4
Description of incident: Today, 6PM GMT+4 (Moscow, Russian Federation).
A great example of how cops should not drive and chase: constantly causing road accidents such as crashing cars, driving on the wrong side when it's not necessary. Doing some strange maneuvers (EG ramming into the barriers, ramming when I was making a U-turn on carpark). After Tomika retired, I didn't really get who was COP1 and COP2 as both of them came in contact with me. Don't forget about this:

Quote:Cop 1 is the ONLY Cop that is permitted to come into contact
with the suspects’ car.

You may argue that I'm not the one to judge police training team members, but I was a spectator of what they're training with cadets on Basic Training and I assure - that doesn't even stands close to my today's encounter.

Thanks,
gyunter