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What is your character name? Brian Taylor What is your Discord username? Xavier#9550 Why do you wish to join the San Andreas Highway Patrol? Furthermore, what separates you from other candidates and makes you an asset compared to other applicants? I am ready to move onto the next step within my RP experience which is to become a sworn officer of Lucid City! I have always wanted to become a police officer out of RP which I am currently in my last step of becoming a LAPD officer. The reason I have always wanted to become an officer is because it brings my some sense of joy and appreciation knowing that I can improve someone's day or be there for someone when they need it, on and off duty. Knowing that I can be there to de-escalate a situation and cause less or no harm to civilians and my team; or simply just have a conversation with someone and make them smile makes my day a million times better knowing I made a difference in peoples life's! The things that separate me from other candidates is that my work ethics are beyond, I am always willing to work harder to improve as a person and not only that as an officer. I am beyond open to criticism because at the end of the day its to improve yourself and people who criticize you in a good way is due them wanting to see you improve. Criticism helps point out mistakes that you may not see in your own shoes which a lot of people take it in a different manner that it should be taken. I think that I would fit in perfectly with the team here to make an immediate impact due to my skills and the standard I hold myself to. I'm genuinely interested in getting more involved in the proactive team of Policing, and it is evident that you are growing in that area. I know I can bring a lot of value to the team as well as integrity, honor, and workmanship to not only improve myself but assist everyone around to improve even if its just a small improvement. I want to be apart of this amazing community and not only that be apart of the best department there is in Lucid City! In your own words, explain what differentiates state law enforcement from local law enforcement, including jurisdictional concerns, and what duties you will expect to perform in the San Andreas Highway Patrol. Additionally, what other qualities do you believe sets the Highway Patrol apart from other agencies that operate in and around Lucid City? The differences between your local law enforcement and your state law would be that sheriffs have jurisdiction over the count. police officers have jurisdiction in sub divisions, and state troopers have jurisdiction over state roads and state wide crimes. Jurisdiction is important to know because that is what allows you to be able to handle a situation depending on where it is located whether it is your sub division, county, or state. This means each police officer is sworn to only be within their city limits, county limits or state limits that they are assigned to and only those. The duties that I expect that will be performed as a San Andreas Highway patrol can be endless. You never know what type of situations you are going to have to handle it can be anywhere from a simple traffic stop, to getting a call that there is a bank robbery in progress. The possibilities are endless and you always need to be on your P's & Q's because being a state is a whole other ball park! The qualities that I believe set aside Highway patrol apart from other agencies that operate in Lucid City is that there is a lot more that goes on behind the scenes as a highway patrol. This is due to your jurisdiction being endless which means endless amount of scenarios you may have to respond to. Highway patrol is highly skilled in every aspect as they are ready to take on any situation at any time due to there high training and extreme work ethic as they are always prepared for any situation that is going to come there way! Highway patrol is top of line and only a certain percentage are ready to take on the tasks and priorities that highway patrol have, and I am ready to take on this career and be the best to my ability that I can as a sworn highway patrol! What is your priority in a situation - preservation of life (including a potential hostage situation) or catching those involved? Why? The sanctity of human life should be at the heart of everything an agency does! Sanctity of life is, or should be, important to law enforcement officers already and the first priority in a situation of preservation of life would be to get everyone out alive and safe including the suspect unless lethal force is needed. POL is very important to understand because those are human life's that we need to protect and take accountability for while realizing that not only ourselves need to get out safe but everyone in the situation needs to get out safe! Taking the proper steps to ensure that all people get safe may take negotiation which includes meeting suspect demands. We do this to insure the safety of hostages and victims that are apart of the situation. This is the reason negotiators are a big part of a hostage situation because they can negotiate with the suspect to possibly give up or or release the hostage to us without any danger cause to the people in the situation or people around the community. It always important to get the suspect out alive if no lethal force is needed because we need to find the out the reasoning and motivation as to why the situation even took place in the first place. As well as make sure the suspect is prosecuted and takes responsibility for putting others in danger around them for committing a crime and being held accountable for their actions! At the end of the day our most important rule is safety and that is to get everyone out alive and safe while ensuring we have enough control on the suspect by taking the right protocols in each situation. While on patrol as a base-rank Trooper, you find yourself having a few negative run-ins with a Corporal after a minor issue on-duty that you felt was resolved. You feel that your disagreement with them goes beyond professional levels and that perhaps this corporal has a personal issue with you. How would you proceed in dealing with this issue, knowing that a Corporal is a supervisor-in-training and a superior rank to you? First and foremost this is where criticism takes place in my eyes, I don't like to consider an issue an issue I like to look at it as something to improve in even if I am right. There is no reason to argue with a superior which is why the chain of command exists! We are all here as a team to assist each other and solve everything as a team. I am always willing to work with everyone despite their rank I do that because that is how a team should work! At the end of the day we are all a team and we are all here for each other. Despite the situation all the anger you have it is not worth to argue over a minor issue you have with ANYONE! The most that I would do is have a personal conversation and talk to them from my perspective as well as there perspective because I will always put my self in the other persons shoes to see where they are coming from and understand there point of view. Especially being a superior a lot of things fall on you if things on the field go wrong with other officers. They are there to correct your mistakes while helping you improve yourself! While on patrol as a Trooper, you respond to a pursuit of armed felons that just committed a murder. You strike a civilian vehicle in the pursuit. Neither vehicle is disabled and there are no injuries. How do you proceed? The first thing I would do is stop the pursuit while calling out on radio to request additional to continue the pursuit. Safety is always the priority rule ion every situation and we here to ensure safety to everyone around use especially while in a chase at high rate of speeds! I would make sure the the person is safe with no injuries and make sure that no medical attention is needed. If medical attention is needed I would request medical if requested upon. Knowing that I have a strong team I wouldn't question my additionals because I know that they would be able to take over the pursuit due to me accidently striking a civilians vehicle during a pursuit to ensure the number one priority which is everyone's safety. While on patrol as a Trooper, you respond and arrive on-scene at a bank robbery at the Fleeca Bank on Great Ocean Highway. While setting up a perimeter and beginning to negotiate with the suspects inside, you receive notification of a panic alarm being activated from an LCPD officer. How would you respond? I would drop the bank and go to the 99 to make sure everyone is okay, a bank is less important than a law enforcement losing their life or being in danger. If I was on patrol and I respond to bank robbery call no matter where it is I am going to prioritize my officers and do the best to my ability to ensure there safety to get them out safe and alive! Any 99 is more important then a bank robbery our number one goal in the field is ensuring safety to everyone around us including our team! If I was the officer requesting a 99 I would know that I would want my team to drop everything that they are doing to ensure that I make it out alive and safe! We can always go back to the scene to gather information on the suspects of the bank robbery. There is multiple forms of evidence we can gather such as finger prints, descriptions, camera footage or people around that may have seen what they look like or know where they went or what vehicle they were driving. At the end of the day the safety of our officers is more important then a bank robbery! While on patrol as a Trooper, you respond to a call of suspicious activity - possible narcotics trafficking - in the vicinity of Grove Street. You observe a heavily tinted vehicle exiting the scene as you arrive and decide to pull the vehicle over for a traffic stop. Potentially citing case law as well as reasonable suspicion and probable cause, what are you empowered to do, and what would you do to investigate? Additionally, if the vehicle were to flee immediately upon sight of you, how would that change things? While I am on patrol and I receive a call to possible narcotics tafficking in the vicinity of grove street, I would first pull the vehicle over for a vehicle violation which would be tinted windows. That would be the reasoning as to why they are getting pulled over. I would inform that they need to role down the windows while observing the inside of the vehicle to see if there is any probable cause as to if I could detain them for probable cause inside the vehicle. If they do not comply with my orders I would let them know that they need to role down the windows due to my safety of me not knowing what is behind those tinted windows as I can not see through the dark glass. I would let them know that we received a call of possible narcotic trafficking and that there vehicle fit the description as long as the caller stated the vehicle description and they are being pulled over for not only window tint but that their vehicle also matches the description the vehicle near the area. I would ask them for consent to search the vehicle as long as they are complying and don't flee the scene before me getting to this point. If they refuse to let me search the vehicle I would request a K9 unit to do a sniff search if the K9 alerts we now how probable cause to pull the potential suspect out of the vehicle and search the vehicle. This would allow us to detain them while ensuring our safety while conducting a search of them and their vehicle. If they don't have any narcotics they will be let off with a simple vehicle violation which would be tinted windows and inform that this is a high narcotic trafficking area as long as they complied the entire time and did not resist during the situation. If the vehicle were to flee the scene immediately I would immediately call it out on radio providing the vehicle description and the location as to where they are heading to. I would continue the chase while making calls and keeping my distance to allow officers to respond to the call and potentially request to pit the vehicle if needed as long as the pit is approved by superiors. This would allow us to safely stop the vehicle and box them in to apprehend the suspect and prosecute them. Do you agree not to ask staff members and/or command staff to look at this application? Yes