i was being ajailed for 4 hours.. because a TNA's T0 reported me for /q'ing during arrest.
and no evidence proves that i /q'ed really in this time..
i was ajailed by a TNA's t0 and the cop didn't even think to report me.. is that even allowed? he reported me while he's not even involved.
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If you feel like there's been misunderstanding, you can contact the Administrator that jailed you over forum pm.
I have successfully resolved your report.
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vans wrote: ↑June 14th, 2018, 6:22 pmIf you feel like there's been misunderstanding, you can contact the Administrator that jailed you over forum pm.
I have successfully resolved your report.
If there has been any misunderstandings, please private message me.
Do not open a new reply if you believe there has been a misunderstanding!
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Everyone is expected to report rule violations - involved or not.
If you're not involved you may not have the full story, but you are still expected to report violations.
The incident can then be discussed on the forum, and in the case, you're mistaken nothing will be done.
It's better to report one time too many, than the one time too little.
If you're not involved you may not have the full story, but you are still expected to report violations.
The incident can then be discussed on the forum, and in the case, you're mistaken nothing will be done.
It's better to report one time too many, than the one time too little.