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  1. I'm glad content creators are finally getting some representation and recognition in LSRP. I can foresee a lot of benefits from this system: Better free marketing for LSRP. Thus, more players playing on LSRP. Thus, potentially a better experience for all players on LSRP (new or old). However, I'm worried that these perks may incentivize a popularity contest. Which, in content creation isn't uncommon, but it does have some potentially problematic effects: The most popular content by far is action-packed or drama-packed, thus content creators may be incentivized to manifest false drama when they otherwise wouldn't have. Administration can leverage what kind of content they personally prefer to see, rather than allowing the people to decide for themselves. This can incentivize content-creators to go outside of their area of expertise, and thus potentially may result in subpar roleplay. The kind of perks, which I personally think would directly benefit content creators and LSRP at large: Better means of communication between staff & content creators. Equal treatment of all content creators. Paid marketing. Great work on the progress, let's keep it going.
  2. Anti-Corruption Group Consequences of Corruption After the long journey, I can finally confirm that Sargent Amber Moore, the officer whom falsely arrested me 11 times for civilly protesting, is no longer employed by the Los Santos Police Department.
  3. Update: Version 6) 6th March 2025 Added runway numbers for runways on ATZs and the Verdant Meadows NFZ.
  4. Michelle Jefferson leaves two pieces of paper on the front desk of the Los Santos Police Department Headquarters in Pershing Square. One is a scribbled note, the other is a copy of a default judgement. Attached copy of a default ruling in Michelle's favor:
  5. Update Version 5) 31st December 2024 Redone the map markings. Introduced more authentic air-traffic zones: CTR - Control Traffic Route All major cities are marked as CTR air-traffic zones. All aircraft are still expected to maintain at least 2'000 ft while in these cities' CTRs. ATZ - Aerodrome Traffic Zone Each major airport (except the Verdant Meadows Airbase) and their surrounding areas were marked as an ATZ. An aircraft may only enter an ATZ for take-off and landing. NFZ - No Fly Zone Area of about 500 ft was marked around Verdant Bluffs Base and the state prison as NFZs. No aircraft may enter an NFZ without explicit permission, with only exception being necessity during emergency. Re-marked Easter Basin as an NFZ.
  6. Anti-Corruption Group Civil Disobedience Guide NOT LEGAL ADVICE Preface While we await for the trial to conclude (should be in January), why don't we discuss the topic of civil disobedience. Specifically, civil disobedience in the face of unlawful orders by government employees, most commonly police officers. The law enforcement officers have a very specific authority, to detain anyone with reasonable articulable suspicion of criminal activity, and to arrest anyone with probable cause. However, this authority is restrained by the Constitution of the United States of America. Most commonly, the 1st, 2nd, 4th and 5th amendment rights: 1st Freedom of Civil Expression of Grief 2nd The Right to Bear Arms Shall Not be Infringed 4th No Unlawful Searches or Seizures 5th The Right to Refuse to Testify in a Criminal Case I've further explained these on the main page of the website. However, the point is that the American law enforcement officer is legally limited in what they can do to another individual, unless they have objective reason to believe that they are involved in actual specific criminal activity, and they legally cannot use mere subjective opinion as a justification to detain anyone. Legally Civil What is "civil"? According to Oxford Languages dictionary, "civil" is defined as "courteous and polite." However, based on the aforementioned first amendment, legally, civil also includes expression of non-violent grief. In other words, in legal context, any non-violent expression is protected, legally, as "civil expression." Grief in this context includes things like insults and disrespect. And, so long as it remains civil, it is not violent. If you have some less-than-nice things you wish to express to anyone, including any government employee, including any law enforcement officer - you have the first amendment right to do so. Falsely Arrested Over the course of my September-October 1st and 2nd amendment protest in-front of Pershing Square, I was falsely arrested 11 times total over the course of 30 days. That's about 1 arrest every 3 days. I can say that these are false arrests, because the court has already defaulted. As far as I know, the only thing that's left to figure out is how much the government owes me in damages, which will undoubtably come from your tax dollars. I honestly believe that the reason false arrests are most likely to happen, is when you target law enforcement officers themselves for an investigation and audit their emotional capacity by exercising your 1st amendment right to civilly disrespect them. I cannot recommend it, for the reasons of it compromising your safety. However, I still believe that it must be done to weed out the officers, who cannot handle the mere fact that some people might dislike them, and rather than taking it on the chin, choose to falsely arrest these people for merely expressing civil grief. Compensation Most people don't follow through with threats to sue, which is why most police officers don't really believe you when you tell them. So, don't bother telling the officer, who is falsely arresting you. Find out the current Internal Affairs officer of their department, and let them know that you intend to sue... but offer them an out-of-court settlement, in exchange for dropping the false charges and about a four to six figure sum, depending on the extent of the damages. If they comply, then both sides are walking out of the situation better off. However, if they don't - don't worry. The arm of the law is slow, but inevitable, especially for police officers. All arrests come with documentation that the officers must file, and if there are any mistakes made in regards to constitutional violations - they may likely end up being logged there, as the officer may be mistaken about the law, which is not an excuse as they could have just verified the law before committing the false arrest. The more evidence you have, the better. However, don't neglect the evidence the officers supply themselves. All law enforcement cruisers on-duty must have recording dashboard cameras, and if they don't - that can lead to a separate investigation of Contempt of Duty. You can request this evidence via the Freedom of Information Act, or via the deposition process if you take the case to court. Conclusion It doesn't matter if you work for the government. It doesn't matter if you have a badge, and are a sworn law enforcement officer. No one is above the law.
  7. Jefferson versus LSPD Hi, supporters. Over the past month of civilly protesting for our freedom of speech and gun rights, I think we've all learned a lot about police corruption. Corruption comes in many ways and forms, it may sometimes be evil and malicious, or sometimes it's born in complacency by overworked and underappreciated employees. Regardless of where police corruption comes from, it needs to be treated like the crime that it is, which it often isn't by other police officers. Of course, this wasn't my first protest. It makes sense, inherently, that police officers have this implicit illegitimate "immunity" from persecution. And I don't just mean because of legal "qualified immunity," which makes it much harder to hold particular police officers accountable for their crimes (unless they violate constitutional rights). If you truly imagine yourself as a police officer, with the duty and the authority (as well as the physical discretion) to detain any person you may suspect of a crime, you can start to imagine why most police officers (or any kind of law enforcement officers, for that matter) don't want to detain their colleagues. I've noticed a change in attitude in some of the members of the Los Santos Police Department and the Los Santos Sheriffs Department. At the very beginning, they were both pretty aggressive. Then, overtime, a division was formed. Some officers and deputies expressed hate towards the organization, while others expressed sympathy and support. It became obvious to anyone that not every police officer or sheriffs deputy is alike. Out of all the false threats that have been made to me, only one cop has actually made any false arrests against me. Currently, I'm in the process of suing the Los Santos Police Department, through the County of Los Santos Superior Court. The goal is to have my 10 false charges dropped and to be compensated financially for the damages. But also, to inspire you to find civil means by which to hold corrupt cops accountable. I will keep you updated on the suit. Thank you for your continued support. Be safe, Michelle Jefferson Organizer of the Anti-Corruption Group
  8. (( “In his claim, he alleged that I, as Darren Foster, was involved in a corruption case. However, it is crucial to highlight that he could not have accurately identified me as Darren Foster due to the fact that my nametag was deliberately concealed during the incident in question.” )) (( Nobody identified Darren Foster by name anywhere in this suit. Also, it’s against LSPD, not LSSD. The Sheriff’s Department is mentioned in the suit, because two deputies who testified earlier against Michelle, signed an out-of-court settlement discrediting their earlier testimony. No metagaming took place. ))
  9. Your honor, I have made efforts to contact officer Amber Moore. However, I was unsuccessful. I have, however, reached out to Los Santos Police Department and handed in a copy of my case-file at their reception. I would like to ask if that is sufficient, or if I have to ask for contingency to serve Amber Moore directly. Proof of Service:
  10. Your honor, I'd like to update you in regards to the current situation. 1st) Officer Amber Moore arrested me again on the 14th of September. 2nd) I have found a lawyer to represent me in this trial. His name is Xavier Castenda. 3rd) I now realized I forgot to mention the false charges of 'Obstruction of Justice,' also by officer Amber Moore during the same incidents. I have updated the case file with these points in mind: Regarding your order to provide the case file to Los Santos Police Department, including officer Amber Moore herself. I will provide the copy of the updated case file to the Los Santos Police Department reception immediately after, as for officer Amber Moore I hope to serve her the copy by tomorrow.
  11. Michelle Jefferson v. Los Santos Police Department Case Number: YY-XNNN Prepared by: Michelle Jefferson CIVIL CASE BRIEF FOR MICHELLE JEFFERSON V. LOS SANTOS POLICE DEPARTMENT _______________________________________________ Argument 1. Michelle Jefferson is an independent entity, representing a non-profit organization "Anti-Corruption Group." 2. Officer Amber Moore of the Los Santos Police Department is a sworn law-enforcement officer, who made a promise to protect my constitutional rights, including the first amendment. 3. Officer Amber Moore of the Los Santos Police Department had falsely arrested Michelle Jefferson on 17th, 23rd, 26th, 28th, 30th of August, as well as 2nd, 9th, 10th, 12th of September, on false charges of 'Riot' and 'Inciting a Riot.' 4. Officer Amber Moore has been informed that plaintiff was at the time exercising their first amendment right to express civil grief in a public place. 5. Officer Amber Moore has falsely charged plaintiff with "Sexual Battery" on 17th of August, based on inaccurate testimonies from 2 deputies; which the very deputies have, later in an out-of-court settlement, corrected that said testimonies were inaccurate. 6. Officer Amber Moore has issued 8 false citations for 'Unlawful Assembly' to plaintiff. The assemblies were protected by first amendment of the United States Constitution. Exhibits 1. This is an out-of-court settlement with the Los Santos County Sheriffs Department, which discredits the criminal testimony on the plaintiff by two deputies on 17th August for the alleged 'Sexual Battery.' It testifies that the testimony the deputy made against the plaintiff was inaccurate, due to a misunderstanding. 2. Motion to discovery, officer Amber Moore's arrest reports on 17th, 23rd, 26th, 28th, 30th of August and 2nd, 9th, 10th, 12th of September in regards to false 'Riot' and 'Inciting to Riot' charges. Witness List - _______________________________________________ Certification. The undersigned swears or affirms, under penalty of perjury, that the information contained herein is truthful to the best of his knowledge. Sworn this 13 day of September, 2024 by: Michelle Jefferson /s/ NAME OF ATTORNEY - ... Additional Attorney Signatures
  12. SUPERIOR COURT OF SAN ANDREAS COUNTY OF LOS SANTOS CIVIL DIVISION Case Name: Michelle Jefferson v. Los Santos Police Department Plaintiff Attorney: - CIVIL CASE COVER SHEET _______________________________________________ 1. Check one box below that best describes this case: Personal Torts [ ] Assault, battery, or unlawful contact [X] False imprisonment [ ] Intentional infliction of emotional distress [X] Deprivation of rights under color of law Negligent Torts [X] Breach of duty [X] Negligent infliction of emotional distress [ ] Professional or Medical Negligence Property Torts [ ] Trespassing or Conversion [ ] Nuisance [ ] Theft [ ] Detainder Dignitary Torts [ ] Defamation (Slander or Libel) [ ] Invasion of privacy [ ] Breach of confidence [ ] Abuse of process [ ] Malicious prosecution [ ] Alienation of affections Business Torts [ ] Fraud [ ] Tortious interference [ ] Conspiracy [ ] Restraint of trade [ ] Passing off Contracts [ ] Breach of Contract [ ] Collections Judicial Review [ ] Denial or Revocation of Business License [ ] Denial or Revocation of Firearms License 2. List any damages sustained or fees accrued. Include billing rate for attorneys, expert witnesses, etc. $100,000 emotional distress, due to false arrest for 'Sexual Battery,' stemming from inaccurate testimonies. $100,000 emotional distress, due to false arrests for 'Riot' and 'Inciting a Riot,' in violation of 1st amendment, 9 times. $900,000 total in emotional distress from false arrests. $2,000 false citations for 'Unlawful Assembly' 8 times. $16,000 total in false citations. _______________________________________________ Certification. The undersigned swears or affirms, under penalty of perjury, that the information contained herein is truthful to the best of her knowledge. Sworn this 13th day of September, 2024 by: /S/ NAME OF PLAINTIFF Michelle Jefferson Plaintiff /S/ NAME OF ATTORNEY - Attorney for Plaintiff
  13. Anti-Corruption Group for members only Due to the prevalence of death threats from unknown third-parties, the Anti-Corruption Group is now going to use radio communication to organize live, on-top of the usual advertising via Verona Mall, the website and word-of-mouth. All members of the group are free to join the frequency 1516 to communicate directly. Please, reserve communications to emergencies or authorized announcements only. The frequency use format is as follows: "[RECIPIENT OR "EVERYONE"], [YOUR TITLE] [YOUR LAST NAME]. [REQUEST/STATEMENT]" (for example: "Everyone, organizer Jefferson. Code Alpha. Beware, the police are arming themselves with long guns.") Radio frequency codes: CODE ALPHA - Plan A: Acceptable conditions for on-going event. CODE BRAVO - Plan B: Breached peace or real threats by another party. Respond proportionally. CODE CHARLIE - Plan C: Compromised. Flee the immediate unlawful threat of violence. Acceptable radio titles:
  14. Anti-Corruption Group Los Santos History Since 2018, the Anti-Corruption Group was founded in Red County with the following goals in mind: To control, limit and expose the corruption of government employees breaking their own laws. To hold corrupt government employees accountable for violations of laws. To raise awareness of government corruption in the eyes of the public. Basis The Anti-Corruption Group is a non-profit organization, focused on targeting corrupt government officials, including primarily armed law enforcement officers. The Anti-Corruption Group operates primarily in United States of America, where we use the basis of the Constitution of United States. Primarily, we focus on educating the masses of their rights (which for some reason aren't taught in most education systems) provided to them by the following constitutional amendments: 1st Amendment: Freedom of Expression The government doesn't have the authority to limit civil free expression. This includes even expression of grief. Failing to allow free civil expression will lead to dishonesty, unrest and limiting the freedom of innocent people for the purpose of silencing them. 2nd Amendment: Gun Rights The government doesn't have the authority to disarm non-violent non-felons The government should NOT require licenses to constitutionally and legally obtain, possess and carry firearms for the purpose of necessary defense from actual unlawful threats, including government tyranny. The United States was founded on an armed revolution against government tyranny. 4th Amendment: No Unlawful Searches/Seizures The government doesn't have the right to detain any free individual, without objective reasonable suspicion that said individual is involved in criminal activity. The government doesn't have the right to search any free individual, without objective reasonable suspicion that said individual may be in possession of contraband. The government doesn't have the right to arrest any free individual, without objective probable cause that said individual may have violated the law. The government doesn't have the right to find guilty any individual of a crime, without due process or objective proof beyond any reasonable doubt that said individual is guilty of said crime. 5th Amendment: No Forced Incrimination The government cannot compel anyone to testify in a criminal trial, against themselves or others. This doesn't apply to civil trials. The government cannot use torture methods to compel anyone to testify. General Plan The Anti-Corruption Group intends to enforce the freedom and the rights of the people with the following methods: Sue the corrupt government officials. Raise Awareness of the government corruption to the public, through civil protests. Persist until the issue has been resolved for the whole public equally and fairly, or die trying. On-going Disputes: Resolved Disputes:
  15. Userone

    Mendoza Air

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  16. Userone

    Mendoza Air

    Government Employee Discount: Half Price Starting from today (10th August), all government employees will receive a 50% discount on any Mendoza Air services, including air-transit and sightseeing tours. To take advantage, the customer has to show proof of current active government employment. These are the new rates for government employees: 1. Goods Import/Export For importing/exporting goods, contact directly with details by e-mail: CONTACT LINK $250/trip for air-delivery within San Andreas. $500/trip for air-delivery within United States of America. $1,000/trip for international import/export. Goods/material still may be subject to a security check, prior to an international flight. Additional fees for goods/material weight: $10/lb for transit of goods or material, weighing no more than 100 lb. $5/lb for transit of goods or material, weighing no more than 1,000 lb. 2. Personal Transit For transit of a person, contact directly with details by e-mail: CONTACT LINK $1,250/person for transit within San Andreas. $2,500/person for transit within United States of America. $5,000/person for international transit. Passenger still may be subject to a security check, prior to an international flight. 3. Sightseeing Tours For sightseeing tours, contact by phone (9201234) or by e-mail with one of the desired flight-paths below: CONTACT LINK $2,500/person fixed rate for sightseeing tours.
  17. Userone

    Mendoza Air

    Safety Notice Loaded firearms, loose ammunition and explosives are prohibited to be brought into federal airport grounds, except by a federal employee on duty. All customers of Mendoza Air may be subject to a security check, prior to boarding. Refusal to agree with a security check is grounds for cancelation of service. Customers are not allowed to bring along firearms, sharp weapons or blunt weapons on their person during the flight. For legal transportation of a firearm, store it in a locked container unloaded and seperate from ammunition. All firearms and ammunition in transit must be declared and registered.
  18. Userone

    Mendoza Air

    Mendoza Air United States west-coast air transit & sightseeing Objectives Mendoza Air company aims to deliver air transit and air sightseeing service to the people of west coast United States of America. Founded out of San Andreas, the organizer, Gloria Mendoza, had inherited her Dodo single-rotor plane from her mother, and intends to use it to transport people and goods across half of the country. Services Mendoza Air company provides a variety of services, including: import/export of goods, personal air transit and sightseeing. Active government employees receive a 50 percent discount on all services upon presenting proof of current employment. 1. Goods Import/Export For importing/exporting goods, contact directly with details by e-mail: CONTACT LINK $500/trip for air-delivery within San Andreas. $1,000/trip for air-delivery within United States of America. $2,000/trip for international import/export. Goods/material may be subject to a security check, prior to an international flight. Additional fees for goods/material weight: $20/lb for transit of goods or material, weighing no more than 100 lb. $10/lb for transit of goods or material, weighing no more than 1,000 lb. Goods Import/Export Request Form: 2. Personal Transit For transit of a person, contact directly with details by e-mail: CONTACT LINK $2,500/person for transit within San Andreas. $5,000/person for transit within United States of America. $10,000/person for international transit. Passenger may be subject to a security check, prior to an international flight. Personal Transit Request Form: 3. Sightseeing Tours For sightseeing tours, contact by phone (9201234) or by e-mail with one of the desired flight-paths below: CONTACT LINK $5,000/person fixed rate for sightseeing tours. Flight Paths: 1. Oregon Trail 2. Desert Tour 3. Easter Sights
  19. Hi, One of the biggest fascinations and innovations of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, compared to all other currently released GTA titles (yes, including even GTA V), is the presence of multiple paved airports and multiple large cities on a big map, with planes available to fly. San Andreas Pilot's Map version 6, last update: 2025 March 6th Changelogs: Version 6) 6th March 2025 Added runway numbers for runways on ATZs and the Verdant Meadows NFZ. Old map archive: To obtain a plane, it's highly recommended that you seek one second-hand from another player, as they can be very expensive. Not only to purchase, but also to maintain should anything go wrong. To fly a plane legally, one must obtain a pilot's license from the airport. It cost $375,000 last I checked, and the test is absurdly challenging and not very realistic to what you're going to be actually doing, assuming you're going the legal route. Nevertheless, it exists to test your skill with the aircraft, or more likely, to hone it until you can get it right. Don't worry, you only pay if you succeed. At the time of writing this unofficial guide, the plane registration has not been fully reinstated on forum. Therefore, at this time, it's your responsibility to pick a realistic call-sign for your plane. (ex.N978PP) As far as plane registration goes, here's a quote from an admin: All planes are fitted with radios (but not script-wise, so go to a 24/7 and buy a radio) and must be tuned to the ATC frequency (which is 20). Your plane stays parked in an airport hangar, and you must communicate with the Air Traffic Control (ATC) of the Los Santos Airport, codenamed LSX, via the proper template: /r LSX, [CALLSIGN], [REQUEST] (wait 10 seconds) /r LSX, [CALLSIGN], proceeding with [REQUESTED ACTION] Now, of course, in real-life one would need an actual ATC staff member to approve or deny any request at the airport. Seeing as there are no ATC staff, you are allowed to "NPC" it (pretend that there is one) with caution, as long as all members of your current roleplay party agree. Legally, a pilot is expected to update the ATC of the following situations: • emergency (“Mayday!”x3, callsign, number of souls on board, altitude/location, issue) • taxi to/from a specific runway • take-off/landing at a specific runway • poor weather conditions/visibility • entering/leaving city airspace Always ensure you have a stable internet connection, before you go flying an aircraft in any multiplayer game. Good luck, and safe flying! ✈️
  20. I receded my statement, because the prices were changed back. Long live LSRP.
  21. That's only more reason to keep guns accessible to law abiding citizens... When will they learn, you can't fight gun violence with gun control... violent gunners don't obey rules to begin with!
  22. I recede my previous statement following the price reduction. Now the gun prices for licensed citizens are reasonable. Much respect to LSRP.
  23. I give you my word - if pets become a donator-only feature, I will protest by having a human pet.
  24. If I could take one thing out of LS-RP SAMP era, moving into Rage MP: a competent, hardcore, roleplay server NEEDS something resembling a justice system. It is IMPOSSIBLE to roleplay a legal character, and build up reputation, when one corrupt cop can just throw a false charge on you - and if there isn't a justice system, there's nothing you can do about it. It's unrealistic, and it disinterests people from making legal characters - if given enough time eventually a corrupt cop will just false-charge you anyway. Edit. To answer your question on what I wish from PD - please, make it a standard to collect evidence that would convict one beyond a reasonable doubt, like US cops are trained to. There's many exciting ways to do this, not of course forgetting interrogating suspects for a confession, or making potential plea offers.
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