[ROLEPLAY FEEDBACK] GND Shadow HQ camping

[OllieWeeks]

Roleplay Feedback

1. What's your player name? Ollie Weeks
2. Do you know any names of LSSD members involved in your situation? No clue, ID 69
3. When did this situation occur? 15/OCT/2025 - 21:07

4. Can you list down at least three good or bad things from our side in this situation?

1. Zero RP, zero reason for this "cop" to camp our HQ.
2. Followed all the way from Chumash all the way into the city for what reason? For shits and giggles?

5. Can you list down at least three good or bad things from your side in this situation?

1. None considering there was zero rp attempt on his side. He didn't have a reason to be there.
   
   6. Can you provide an accurate description of the events that unfolded? (add any footage you may have to back any claims up)
   I logged in to do an RP ops with my gang when I heard on freq that they were being followed by a cop. This GND player had zero reason to camp out at our HQ. He didn't see anything illegal, nothing. He parked in a parking lot clearly visible right across our HQ baiting for a reaction.
   
   7. What would you have done differently from both the perspective of SD and your own?
   I would suggest GND follow the new restrictions and quit ruining RP for others. It's killing the server.
   
   8. What are you hoping to accomplish by sending this feedback to us?
   I don't expect much, my expectations are extremely low.

[Oscar Black]

Los Santos County Sheriff's Department "A TRADITION OF SERVICE"

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• Re: [ROLEPLAY FEEDBACK] GND Shadow HQ camping
  
  Hi,
  
  Thank you for submitting this roleplay feedback. These reports help ensure we understand how interactions with the Sheriff's Department are perceived. I have spoken with the Deputy involved and reviewed the situation in full chronological order.
  
  The Deputy, who is not part of the Gangs & Narcotics Division, observed multiple individuals exiting a property along Great Ocean Highway carrying duffel bags to a Kamacho. Based on this, as well as other factors, they followed the vehicle, eventually arriving at your headquarters. Words were exchanged between you and the Deputy before members of your organisation moved to block the vehicle, exiting with heavy weaponry.
  
  The Sheriff's Department consistently enforces the policy of avoiding certain high-value or crime-associated locations for extended periods. No area is a haven, and individuals are not immune to law enforcement presence. We have held our own members to this same standard, with various Deputies being reprimanded.
  
  I do not support the actions shown in the video. Blocking the vehicle and drawing heavy weaponry was unnecessary and escalatory; there were far better options available, including choosing not to engage. However, the Sheriff's Department will investigate further situations similar to this to determine if any changes are necessary.
  
  I hope this clarifies the situation and the Department's perspective. If you have further questions, please feel free to message me directly.
  
  Thank you kindly.

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• Best regards,
  
  Assistant Sheriff Oscar Black
  Los Santos County Sheriff's Department