[ROLEPLAY FEEDBACK] Evading attempt - 09/FEB/2026

[Billy Bluewater]

Roleplay Feedback

1. What's your player name? Billy_Bluewater
2. Do you know any names of LSSD members involved in your situation? Charlie_Ross
3. When did this situation occur? 09/FEB/2026 around 21:45

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

1. Bad - Demonstrated a rp 2 win mentality by not accepting that an organised car switch could result in SD losing Billy Bluewater
2. Good - Didn't try to antagonise me when he clearly saw I was frustrated
3. Bad - Ignored the fact I had a gun out and tazed me

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

1. Bad - I got frustrated at the situation
2. Bad - Had my voice set to Whisper when I was trying to tell Charlie I had a gun

6. Can you provide an accurate description of the events that unfolded? (add any footage you may have to back any claims up)
I was in a pursuit with 2x SD units, 1 dropped off leaving only 1 unit following me. During the pursuit I was on the phone with another player and was setting up a car swap near to Red parking. During the pursuit, Charlie was following me very closely and made contact with my vehicle a few times due to not having enough time to match my braking.

When I did eventually reach the parking lot, Charlie began trying to get infront of me with very aggressive driving. I then jumped off the ledge, not realising how steep it was and was followed by Charlie. When I got up, I pulled out my weapon and also stated I had the weapon but didn't clock that my voice was set to whisper. I then began running up the hill to get onto the highway and was immediately tazed by Charlie, even though it was pretty clear I had a gun out. This completely ruined the plan and in my opinion demonstrated a clear play to win mentality with Charlie not even considering the idea he wouldn't be able to catch me.



7. What would you have done differently from both the perspective of SD and your own?
Roleplay isn't and should never be about purely winning a situation. It needs to remain fun for all players and whilst I understand that SD's roleplay purpose is to catch criminals, I do not believe that this should be the at the detriment to roleplay. It's recently became increasingly difficult to evade on foot as you are immediately tazed at the first available opportunity.

I personally believe that had Charlie not taken out the tazer and tazed me whilst I was climbing up onto the highway, it would've been a clear cut getaway which was highly likely to result in a successful evasion.

8. What are you hoping to accomplish by sending this feedback to us?
Reflection on this behaviour and also a change - roleplay shouldn't be about constantly winning scenarios.

[Ian Walter]

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Los Santos County Sheriff's Department ((ROLEPLAY FEEDBACK)) "A TRADITION OF SERVICE"

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• March 14th, 2026
  Billy Bluewater,
  
  This is being reviewed by a LSSD Supervisor.

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• From
  
  Sheriff Ian Walter
  Los Santos County Sheriff's Department

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[Will Grigg]

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

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• Dear Billy Bluewater,
  
  After carefully reviewing the roleplay feedback and the accompanying footage, we have come to a clear and considered conclusion.
  
  From our perspective, the deputy’s actions were appropriate within the context of roleplay. While it is noted that you had a firearm in your possession, simply holding a weapon does not grant immunity from being apprehended or prevent a deputy from using a taser. In roleplay terms, it does not serve as a safeguard against being caught.
  
  Furthermore, based on the footage, it appears unlikely that the deputy was able to see the weapon at all. The firearm was positioned on the side of your body opposite to the deputy, effectively obscured from their line of sight. This significantly impacts the situation, as the deputy cannot reasonably react to something they could not observe.
  
  In addition, your attempt to communicate was made whilst scriptly whispering, which the deputy would not have been able to hear. As a result, there was no clear verbal interaction that could have influenced the deputy’s decision-making in that moment.
  
  Taking all of this into account, we believe the deputy’s actions were justified and aligned with expected roleplay standards.
  
  That said, we do appreciate you taking the time to submit this feedback. These reports are valuable in helping us maintain and improve the quality of roleplay within the community. We hope that your future interactions with our faction will be more enjoyable and lead to a better overall experience.

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• From
  
  Sergeant Will Grigg
  Los Santos County Sheriff's Department