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Then give me a way to improve the player base. So far, half of our population is made up of moody teens. Honestly, I'm just tired of "heroic citizens" getting in my way during a foot pursuit in such a way that I can't immediately effect a detention upon a suspect. Like, we're running, and I can't make a safe ranged shot on a fleeing suspect without some assistant hopping into the line of fire. When I do fire and hit the assistant instead, I either have to deal with two threats instead of one, or I have to get berated over the comms by some assistant yelling "SHITCURITY SHOT ME WHEN I WAS TRYING TO HELP THEM."

i118 is defined as "a willful and wanton act by non-emergency (Civilian and Research) personnel that interferes with the tasks of Medical, Security, or Engineering personnel. Such acts include, but are not limited to: unauthorized participation in an attempt by Security to effect an arrest or respond to an active threat situation, disturbing injured crew outside of exigent circumstances when not qualified or authorized to provide medical treatment beyond basic first aid or CPR, impeding the movements of emergency personnel whilst they are responding to a call. entering areas marked by any sort of emergency barrier (Security tape, Engineering tape, inflatable walls; non-flashing emergency shutters are exempt from this regulation), or intentionally disregarding an order given during an emergency situation by emergency personnel during a status of elevated alert. i118 may be applied alongside additional charges, depending on the given situation. A charge of i118 entails a mandatory sentence of 10 minutes, followed up by an optional charge of 1,000 credits. *Emergency personnel include Medical, Security, and Engineering personnel, whose duties place them in direct response to crises and emergencies that arise during a working shift. **An emergency situation is defined as "any situation that presents a clear and present hazard to structural, health, or public safety."

Type: Training Program Founding/Settlement Date (if applicable): 05/04/2450. Region of Space: Tau Ceti. Controlled by (if not a faction): Biesel Federal Police. Other Snapshot information: Specialized training program for law enforcement officers working within Tau Ceti. Range of subjects, from Basic Criminology and Advanced Forensics, to Force Protection and High-Risk Warrant Arrests. Students come from Biesel Federal Police and NanoTrasen ISD. Typical course length is 400 hours, classes are selected by students, and it may be completed at any time. Long Description: The TCALET program was created in 2450 by a cadre of ranking Biesel Federal Police officers and members of NanoTrasen ERT Section Groundhog, as a way of offering local law enforcement an opportunity at broadening their skill sets from their base level of training. The material ranges subjects such as advanced weapons and combat training, basic criminal profiling, advanced forensics, crisis intervention training, anti-terrorism training, sexual assault investigation, and many other subjects. Instructors come from a variety of law enforcement-related backgrounds, including many prolific investigators and researchers active in their respective fields. Really, this is nothing more than bragging rights, but I encourage those who read this application to broaden their horizons when it comes to law enforcement matters.

The second one is for the second time I leave and decide to come back.

Name: Jim Calhoun. Age: 39. Occupation: Name a Security job. Why do you wish to join: The same reason as the other Security guys. I'm not going to whitewash it.

Name: Jim Calhoun. Age: 39. Occupation: Name a Security job. Why do you wish to join: The same reason as the other Security guys. I'm not going to whitewash it.

I can wait. Take your time, please.

Bump.

This survey has been closed, and your survey results will not be counted, even if you have already posted your results. This is due to the IHAB finding that the questioning was "...too lewd."

Bump.

LOGIN> WITCHCRAFT PASSWORD> ******* ACCESS LEVEL> Encrypted. NET ACCESS> GRANTED WELCOME I want dossiers on the following: Clement Beach Alexander Graves Jim Calhoun Andrea Markowski Marc Price Zubari Akenzua I am willing to offer 5,500 credits for a comprehensive outline of their professional history. I will also offer an additional 1,750 credits for any classified information or blackmail material.

Species Interaction Survey, NSS Exodus Conducted by CMDR Jim Calhoun, NanoTrasen ISD/Independent Health Advisory Board The NSS Exodus is home to a variety of species, all working together in order to accomplish the myriad of tasks that keep this station operational. It is rather remarkable that even within the short amount of time that our collective of species has interacted with one another, the Exodus has become dependent on interspecies cooperation. The purpose of this anonymous survey is to gauge how well the crew get along, in the realm of interspecies relations. [b]What is your occupation?[/b] [b]What is your biological species?[/b] [b]What racial category do you find yourself in?[/b] [b]On a scale of one to ten, with one being never and ten being all the time, how often do you find yourself working in the same department as members of other species?[/b] [b]Do you find members of other species to be generally reliable? Unreliable? Explain.[/b] [b]On a scale of one to ten, with one being never and ten being all the time, how often do you find yourself spending leisure time outside of work with a member or members of another species?[/b] [b]Do you have friends who are of another species?[/b] [b]Have you gone out of your way to assist a member of another species? Elaborate.[/b] [b]Are you attracted to members of another species? Do you have a preference?[/b] [b]Have you had romantic, intimate, or sexual contact with a member of another species?[/b] [b]Have you, or are you currently, in an intimate relationship with a member of another species? Explain the nature of the relationship.[/b] [b]Have you had a prior altercation of any variety with a member of another species? Please explain.[/b] [b]Have you taken part in any military engagement in which the opposing force was primarily made up of members of a different species?[/b] [b]Have you been the victim of a crime in which the perpetrator was of another species?[/b] [b]What is your definition of specism/racism?[/b] [b]Do you hold any discriminatory beliefs against another species?[/b] [b]Do some people consider you to be a specist or a racist?[/b] [b]Do you consider yourself to be a specist or a racist?[/b] [b]Have you encountered, or been the victim of, a hate crime during your time aboard the station?[/b] [b]Have you noticed if specism is endemic to any departments? Elaborate.[/b] [b]Do you consider members of the Command Staff to be discriminatory towards people of another species? Elaborate.[/b] [b]Have you been the victim of discrimination by Security?[/b] [b]Do you believe that there is a proper apparatus in place for reporting and handling discrimination?[/b]

Crew Safety Survey, NSS Exodus Conducted by CMDR Jim Calhoun, NanoTrasen ISD Aboard any installation, safety of personnel is one of the paramount concerns of the institution. The purpose of this anonymous survey is to gauge how safe crew members feel aboard the station, judging by their responses to various questions in the survey. [b]What is your occupation?[/b] [b]On a scale of one to ten, with one being unsafe and ten being safe, how safe do you feel aboard the NSS Exodus?[/b] [b]Have you been the victim of any sort of crime during a working shift?[/b] [b]Have you been the victim of a violent crime during a working shift?[/b] [b]Have you been the victim of harassment or hazing during a working shift?[/b] [b]Have you been the victim of sexual harassment and/or sexual assault during a working shift?[/b] [b]Have you been the victim of a possible hate crime during a working shift?[/b] [b]On a scale of one to ten, with one being not concerned and ten being greatly concerned, how concerned are you on the subject of external threats to public safety?[/b] [b]Do you feel that the presence of a hostile clandestine operative infiltrating the crew is a real possibility?[/b] [b]Have you been arrested and/or detained by Security?[/b] [b]If you were ever detained or arrested by Security, do you feel that they committed an unjust act against you?[/b] [b]Are you concerned about the mental health of yourself or your colleagues?[/b] [b]On a scale of one to ten, with one being not concerned and ten being greatly concerned, how concerned are you about drug abuse aboard the station?[/b] [b]On a scale of one to ten, with one being extremely ineffective and ten being extremely effective, how effective are the emergency services during an emergency (Security, Medical, and Engineering)?[/b] [b]Are there any other issues that you would wish to highlight?[/b]

Officer Safety Survey, NSS Exodus Conducted by CMDR Jim Calhoun, NanoTrasen ISD/size] The execution of one's duties as a Security Officer may range from deathly boring to deathly lethal. At a moment's notice, a situation may turn from normal to dire, and the men and women of the NanoTrasen Internal Security Department are expected to provide the crew with adequate public safety at all times during working shifts. This anonymous survey is directed towards NanoTrasen personnel who are qualified as Security personnel. This includes Security Officers Levels 1 and 2, Wardens, Detectives, Forensic Technicians, Cadets, and Heads of Security. In this anonymous survey, we wish to get a sense of how safe Security personnel find their line of work to be. [b]Your Security Qualifications (Security occupations that you have qualified for):[/b] [b]Preferred Security Occupation:[/b] [b]On a scale of one to ten, with one being least-intense and ten being most-intense, how would you describe the environment for Exodus Security?[/b] [b]One a scale of one to ten, with one being uncommon and ten being unreasonably common, how often must you utilize force while in the performance of your duties?[/b] [b]What charges do you apply the most?[/b] [b]What are the various safety precautions that you take during the performance of your duties?[/b] [b]Have you had to inflict serious bodily harm upon a suspect while in the performance of your duties?[/b] [b]Have you had to utilize a successful act of deadly force while in the performance of your duties?[/b] [b]Do you feel as though you are treated well by the crew?[/b] [b]Do you ever receive stigma from non-Security crew members based on your occupation?[/b] [b]Do you feel that racism and/or specism exist within Security?[/b] [b]How do you profile suspects?[/b] [b]Do you feel that Internal Affairs is a fair institution capable of acting objectively?[/b] [b]Would you like to add anything else?[/b]

Arrest and Detention Survey, NSS Exodus Conducted by CMDR Jim Calhoun, NanoTrasen ISD An arrest or investigation is a suspension of liberties on the pretense of criminal liability. They are hardly pleasant things, but it's a necessary tool for the interests of law and order. In order to gather research on arrests and detentions, please take the time to fill out and submit this anonymous survey, followed by the submission of a vote in a general poll. [b]Have you been arrested or detained before? If so, describe the encounter to the best of your ability.[/b] [b]What do the words "arrest" and "detention" mean to you? [/b] [b]What are your feelings on the use of force by officers to effect an arrest/detention?[/b] [b]What is your ideal arrest/detention procedure?[/b] [b]Should Security alter their arrest/detention procedures?[/b] [b]Is there anything else on this subject that you would wish to bring to light?[/b]

Don't tell me how to do my job. I know that someone might have bruises or injuries, but I don't need you always running into the Brig in an exosuit, trespassing under the guise of "medical emergencies." Hell, you once let a prisoner jack the exosuit when you had no reason to be in Communal in the first place. -1, until you learn to stop shoving me halfway across the station while you're in an exosuit. I can't do shit

A question from an anonymous guest: Topics:

Too bland. "Checks and balances" and "They do this" doesn't cut it. Explain what you mean in detail, please.

"No need to get us all excited with news of a new station, then." Jim watched her adjust herself, revealing more of her uniform. He took that into account; the subtle action of further displaying her dress uniform when confronted about being a sell-out. "You kinda ran out on us suddenly, and shacked up with CC. Of course, that was after those ineffective internal investigations that didn't do much besides slap some officers on the wrist and sack some token baddies. Aurora/Exodus to CC, and then you're running these high-profile gigs and acting like you don't even know me on the station. Let's not pretend there's a disconnect between the stations and CCIA. Don't get me wrong; I think you're great, but don't become a witch-hunter. You're better than that."

"Busy with a new facility, huh? Tell us about that."

A smaller window appears in the computer, showing Jim Calhoun facing the screen. The interior behind him appears to be dominated by the white monstrosity of shuttle walls. Jim appears to be clad torso-up in a black polo and a grey blazer. He blinks once, as he waits a moment before speaking. "You've got a sweet office, Lund. I would ask how I could sell out like you, but that's neither here nor there. In other news, have you got anything else planned for us?"

I had that idea a while back.

Let the record show that Operation Vaginas is basically canon, as the Overseers of 2/3 involved parties fucking love parts of it. Unless of course we don't, in which case I'm lying. I might do a short story involving one of the incidental engagements between the Task Force and the Moghean Taliban.

In this approved lore, a PRA unit deployed on Moghes to assist with human and Skrell evacuations.