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EMP wrote:

A Sloth wrote:

Clarky wrote:

A Sloth wrote:

SkeletonWarrior wrote:

Your job (as police) is keep the streets free of crime and only keep the streets free of crime. This means you shouldn't go and raid fellow law obeying citizens. That is why you either need a: Positive scan, A Valid warrant or Witness an illegal activity inside such as printing.

If that’s true why can cops raid nuke without positive scan

because people have illegal weapons out so therefore you can raid it?

So if I nuke and my group has 0 guns out cops can’t raid without scan?

No the idea is that when a nuclear device is active in the city the police suspend some of your rights as citizens for the greater good. Durning a nuke I would think the police would be justified to enter any base under the guise of checking for a nuke.

If I’m not mistake it’s actually true and used in everyday life in the USA It’s called “USA patriot act” and in the United Kingdom it’s called the “Terrorism Act 2000” I could be wrong on the names but EMP is correct.

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[quote="EMP" post=921578][quote="A Sloth" post=921565][quote="Clarky" post=921563][quote="A Sloth" post=921560][quote="SkeletonWarrior" post=921514]Your job (as police) is keep the streets free of crime and only keep the streets free of crime. This means you shouldn't go and raid fellow law obeying citizens. That is why you either need a: Positive scan, A Valid warrant or Witness an illegal activity inside such as printing.[/quote]

If that’s true why can cops raid nuke without positive scan[/quote]
because people have illegal weapons out so therefore you can raid it?[/quote]

So if I nuke and my group has 0 guns out cops can’t raid without scan?[/quote]
No the idea is that when a nuclear device is active in the city the police suspend some of your rights as citizens for the greater good. Durning a nuke I would think the police would be justified to enter any base under the guise of checking for a nuke.[/quote]

If I’m not mistake it’s actually true and used in everyday life in the USA It’s called [b] “USA patriot act” [/b] and in the United Kingdom it’s called the [b]“Terrorism Act 2000”[/b] I could be wrong on the names but EMP is correct.

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