BattleBorn

I've had great experiences with Aboshehab's characters, in particular his AI G.R.U.M.P.Y. He's a positive presence in the community and his application demonstrates a clear grasp on the race's lore and themes. +1

I like this idea in particular, though I would ask that one of the fixed location indeed be in back of the bar, ideally in place of the pointless hot drinks machine there.

I also like the idea of the DNA pinpointer as a countermeasure to heisters, as it gives the detective something to do in a heist round where he or she would usually end up just helping the Warden guard the brig and armory.

Reporting Personnel: Tina Wong Rank of Reporting Personnel: Detective Personnel Involved: Ivgeni Sokalov (Sec Officer), Aito Kusanagi (Scientist) Time of Incident: --:-- (Unable to provide) Real time: 0144 PM EDT Location of Incident: Toxins Nature of Incident: [X]Workplace Hazard [X]Accident/Injury [X]Destruction of Property []Neglect of Duty []Harassment []Assault []Misconduct [X]Other: Reckless Endangerment of Crew and Station. Overview of the Incident: During the shift, a Toxins fire erupted due a wall melted by mold. Though dangerous and lethal to one crew member, the fire was contained and in the process of being handled by atmospherics. Officer Sokalov saw fit to suit up in fire gear and demanded that the AI let him in to investigate and resolve the issue. The AI, quite rightly refused as the area was dangerous and situation being handled. When the AI would not let him in, he asked a researcher, Dr. Aito Kusanagi to let him in. Kusanagi was also suited up in fire gear and followed Sokalov into Toxins. I followed the situation from security cameras. While inside, both Sokalov and Kusanagi caught fire several times despite their flame-retardant equipment. Sokalov's attempts to resolve the situation led to a hull breach being created in the area and the fire spreading to several other parts of Research. Dr. Kusanagi claims he did not know Sokalov was refused admittance by the AI or that Atmos was working on the problem. Through this, I can conclude that Officer Sokalov's reckless attempt at heroics and disregard for proper protocol was responsible for extensive damage to the station as well as harm to himself and another employee. Moreover, the situation he created could have potentially harmed others and was responsible for reduced productivity in the research wing. Did you report it to a Head of Staff or IAA? If so, who?: I informed Chief Medical Officer Kota Vimleel of the situation and my intent to file this report, as he was the only acting bridge officer. Additional notes: As we often said back on Earth in the police force, "Someone get this hothead outta here."