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New SASP application from Sonny Bonds. Character Name Sonny Bonds Discord and Steam grif#5619, jeff County and Region East Coast USA (Ohio) Age (18+) 24 How long have you been playing on the server? At least well over 200 I'd estimate, maybe more. I joined a few months ago. Why do you want to join SASP? I want to join the San Andreas State Police because I feel like I will fit in better there and enjoy the atmosphere more. I have always in my past time in the LCPD focused on the county. It's much more relaxed out there and it's easier to have a good time, and it has an absolute ton of drug trafficking which I'd love to mess with. I also hear that SASP is maybe getting K9 soon and I'd love to be a part of that unit. What depicts SASP from the LSPD? What depicts the SASP from the LCPD is probably higher standards. It's going to be a smaller and more tight knit department where I feel like things will be less stressful and troopers may have more individual freedoms as long as they do their jobs well and don't start shit. I feel like it will have a greater sense of comraderie as well. What also makes the SASP distinct from the LCPD is that the SASP's uniforms look amazing. What do you have to offer? What I have to offer is someone that will mesh well in the SASP. I am dependable, I am known to fit in with the individuals in the SASP, and I know how to portray a cop well when it comes to policies, case law and more. My activity laxed some in the past because I burned out in PD, but I think SASP will easily be able to keep my interest and keep me engaged in the server. In fact, I am looking very much forward to donning that uniform and blessed hat. What roleplay have you been primarily carrying out in Lucid City so far? A cop, almost exclusively, in SWAT and CID. What makes you suitable for this department? I feel like this question molds with the 'what you have to offer' question a bit too much. I'd say a few things make me suitable. I was an established LEO roleplayer in Lucid already with some experience in the patrol, investigations, and tactical side. My absolute favorite thing to do was interdict drug trafficking, something that I think the SASP is absolutely perfect for with its county-focus. I think I'd mesh really well in the department and be an asset. Have you received any disciplinary in the pas, as well as any bans or warnings? If so describe why. I have not, unless you care about an inactivity discharge from PD. Do you know what the chain of command is? If so explain it and, do you agree to comply with it? The chain of command means that you follow the rank structure of the department. If you have a minor issue, contact a supervisor instead of the Colonel or Commissioner. If you have an issue pertaining to a specific unit, contact a supervisor of that unit or the leader of the unit. Follow proper authority. Do you agree that you will act respectfully and maturely at any and all times? Yes Do you understand that you could receive consequences from your supervisors if you fail to follow the rules? Yes All applicants are required to read and understand the community policies, have you done so? Yes Do you understand that you can be removed or blacklisted from the department if you receive a certain amount of disciplinary actions? Yes Do you agree not to ask staff members or members of the department command staff about this application? Yes Do you understand that you must show respect regardless of age or affiliation? Yes Do you believe you put the necessary effort into this application? Yes You get a call that there is a bank robbery in Paleto bay, there is a Sergeant from the state police present, and a commander from the Los Santos Police Department, who takes command of the situation in regards of jurisdiction? The sergeant. It's the SASP's jurisdiction, but they should still be respectful.