BruceyBoyo

+Support Active, mature and competent at his job Puts a lot of effort into helping officers Generally has the right attitude for command

Did someone say "RDM your friends and don't get warned"?

No guns, eh? Understood. /me pulls out mustard gas grenade

Major +Support -Active, mature, knows the rules and guidelines and follows them to the letter -Friendly. always helping out others as much as possible -Roleplays to a great standard Overall Tactical is great at his job and has the right attitude, exactly the type of person we want in PD command. Good luck!

+Support Active & Mature Helpful to all Knows how to command and does it well Could be better at poker but still deserves Major IMO

+Support -Active and mature -Good leader, supportive but firm -Proven and trustworthy Good luck!

Got trained for PD having read the guide before I joined because I'm a massive nerd

+Support -Has by far enough command experience to know what he's doing -Has proved more than enough he can be trusted -I don't see him around that much but I've heard he's put in quite a bit of time on PD in the times before I'm active

+Support -Active, mature, knows how to be a good officer, all the basics -Has proved himself competent during his time as command so far -Friendly, approachable and always willing to help out Travis needs that second star

+Support Active and mature, not only knows how to do the job of command but also how to do a normal officer's job to an excellent standard making him a great role model and great for mentoring new officers. Has previous experience and would make a great Major.

+Support -Active, mature and all the other "basics" -Has experience of a lot of different departments and of staffing which gives him understanding of rules and guidelines from a lot of different perspectives. -Most importantly I would trust Jack's judgment to Captain level. Good luck!

My first ever life as D-class ended when I joined the server during a riot and punched a juggernaut in the face. My second ever life ended when I punched the Head of Security in the face. Is this how you D-class?

The absolute dream is when the smaller end of the rasher is super crispy and the rest is kinda crispy but also kinda chewy though

Rank You are Applying For: Colonel In-Game Name: BruceyBoyo SteamID: STEAM_0:1:6828556 Current Rank: Major How long have you been in your current rank?: 5 weeks (and 1 day) What timezone are you in?: GMT How many Warns do you have?: 0 Permission: Commissioner Eternity 1K-1 Why should you be promoted (200 words Minimum): Several months into my time in PD Low Command, I've learned and experienced a lot. Although being in command can occasionally be frustrating, I enjoy helping the department both through teaching and potentially promoting lower ranks to give us a supply of skilled, professional officers and if necessary disciplining misbehaving officers to limit the harm they can do and to make sure they know better in future - although I try to reserve demotions for those who refuse to listen. Out on patrol, assuming we have enough PD on I like to ride with other officers to mentor them, provide them a positive role model and see how they're doing first-hand, and also let people try driving in a car slightly above their rank under my supervision (Taurus for OFCs, 2012 charger for SNRs, etc) so that when they unlock these vehicles for themselves they will be better prepared to drive them. While it's not the only role of command, helping enlisted and supervisors develop their skills is one of the most important things I can do as they make up the bulk of the department and improving their abilities helps everyone in every department. I put strong emphasis on staying calm in all situations including criminal, internal and interdepartmental issues. Although having fun is important, being able to stay professional in the face of all that PD command may face is more important, whether it's minges or miniguns. I'm willing to listen to and help any officer with anything they need if possible, and refer them to someone who can help them if not - whether it's advice, a problem with someone else's behaviour or just a personal issue - after all they are still my fellow officers, and human beings too. While I'm in other departments and I take days off to avoid getting burned out, I'm still active on PD and put in at least an hour or so, often more, on most days. I also keep an eye out when I'm playing on other departments in case something comes up that would require me to switch to PD command, as well as being available if someone needs to talk to me in Teamspeak about a PD command issue. As mentioned in my previous applications, I have also demonstrated my competence and leadership in reaching Superintendent and Master FTO in SCO19, as well as being Head TRO and having co-written the TRO and FTO SOPs. Regardless of my experience, however, I'm never afraid to ask if there's something I don't know, however, and as always I seek to improve myself and my skills at all times. Based on all the reasons stated above, I personally believe that I am ready for the rank of Colonel, and I look forward to hearing your feedback whether or not you agree. You agree that disobeying any rules set by High Command will result in an immediate demotion (Yes/No): Yes

He didn't fire it though. I think that means he likes you.

Honestly, all departments are great but I think PD is underrated. A lot of people see them as unimportant but they're the high-volume extra manpower that's always there to back up other departments. Whether it's PT, traffic stops, perimeters or just providing some extra firepower at mass shootouts, felony stops, PD may not be the specialists but they help every other department do their job easier, either by filling in space with extra guns/tasers or dealing with the easy stuff to keep their hands free.

Name: BruceyBoyo Rank: SM SteamID: STEAM_0:1:6828556 Current Sub-Branches your in: Riot Control, Sniper Any Notes, Questions, or Concerns?: Nah

MISSION PASSED! RESPECT+

-Support Manager's perms are Manager's perms but I can understand Raze not hearing the response after asking "who let you use this" (you can hear Soul reply "-atthe-" which I probably wouldn't have registered as "Matthew") especially as it's a serious issue if people actually do misuse the CC dealer. Kinda some not-ideal stuff happening but I don't think it comes anywhere close to the standard of abuse, and this report is essentially "Raze abused his powers by not understanding the middle syllable of the word Matthew from inside a loud car accelerating away". If people are going to get in trouble for not understanding a cut-off chunk of a word over an accelerating car, then I and probably a large chunk of the community are going to get permabanned.

Gonna miss you in FBI, but you've put in a lot of work and earned your reserves. Looking forward to seeing you around on State and SPRT as always, doing whatever that thing you do that's kind of similar to driving is

+Support Active, one of the most professional and mature supervisors we have and already makes good use of his rank as SM. Would 100% support Kessel having LT rank so he can handle situations as he does now but without needing to call for command, as I trust his judgement.

+Support Highly active, mature, knows what he's doing and overall would be good fit for Captain rank.

+Support Clear evidence, 32 warns on PoliceRP, no 20 or 30 warn ban yet. Not much else to be said.

+Support It's not really "necessary" as such, but having only 1 charge on spawn is also not necessary. Also even though the money is trivial we're basically charging gov cash to go on the job, as well as the fact there seems to be a cooldown on buying taser ammo (and it'll fall through the map half the time anyway) which means it can take a bit to actually get ready. I can't really see a downside to having a lot of taser charges on spawn besides "you can taser rush more" which you can do anyway if you just buy a bunch of taser ammo. Would be very helpful and convenient for all gov players, assuming it's something SMT can easily change.