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Patrolman's Guide

LEGEND:
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CodeChargesFineTime (Months)StarsDescription
P.C. 2.1.1
Possession of Cocaine in small quantities$20,000Possession of up to 4 units of cocaine.
P.C. 2.1.2
Possession of Cocaine in moderate quantities$30,000Possession of 5 to 8 units of cocaine.
P.C. 2.1.3
Possession of Cocaine with intent to supply$15,000
Possession of cocaine over 8 units.
P.C. 2.1.4
Production of Cocaine$45,000
The process of manufacturing cocaine using modulated equipment
P.C. 2.2.1
Possession of cannabis in small quantities$20,000Possession of cannabis up to 10 units.
P.C. 2.2.2
Possession of cannabis in moderate quantities$30,000Possession of over 11 units of cannabis.
P.C. 2.2.3
Possession of Cannabis with Intent to supply$15,000
Attempting to sell or purchase cannabis.
P.C. 2.2.4
Cultivation of cannabis in small quantities$30,000
Growing up to 5 cannabis plants.
P.C. 2.2.5
Cultivation of cannabis in large quantities$45,000
Growing more than 5 cannabis plants.
P.C. 2.2.6
Production of Cannabis$45,000
The process of manufacturing Cannabis using modulated equipment
P.C. 2.3
Usage of illicit substances in public$10,000Using drugs or alchohol in public.
P.C. 2.4.1
Possession of prohibited items in small quantities$15,000Possession of up to 3 illegal items from the illegal item list
P.C. 2.4.2
Possession of prohibited items in large quantities$15,000
Possession of more than 3 items from the illegal item list
P.C. 2.4.3
Sale of prohibited item$25,000
Selling or purchasing an item from the illegal item list
P.C. 2.4.4
Possession of infected technology with malicious intent$35,000
Possession of a USB with a virus
P.C. 2.5.1
Carrying a weapon without a license$20,000Carrying any weapon without a valid weapon license
P.C. 2.5.2
Overcarrying$20,000
Carrying more than the prescribed amount of weapons and ammo allowed in the firearm law
P.C. 2.5.3
Open Carrying$10,000
Open Carrying a weapon in public
P.C. 2.5.4
Possession of any prohibited weapon$20,000Possession of a prohibited weapon
P.C. 2.5.5
Possession of multiple prohibited weapons$20,000
Possession of more than one prohibited weapon
P.C. 2.5.6
Brandishing of a weapon$25,000
Using a weapon to intimidate or threaten a person
P.C. 2.5.7
Possession of state issued articles$20,000
Possession of weapons, armour or balaclavas, etc. belonging to a state organization
P.C. 2.5.8
Discharging a weapon in a public place$10,000
Shooting a weapon in a public place but not at a person
P.C. 2.5.9
Distribution of weapons ammunition or state-issued articles$50,000
Selling or buying weapons, ammo or state issued articles
P.C. 2.5.10
Production of ammunition$50,000
The process of manufacturing ammunition using modulated equipment
P.C. 2.6.1
Non-lethal battery$10,000
Inflicting bodily harm on a person wihtout using a firearm
P.C. 2.6.2
Manslaughter$15,000
Unintentionally killing another person(s).
P.C. 2.6.3
Assault by Threat$10,000
Verbal assault where a likelihood of the threat's execution is present.
P.C. 2.6.4
Attempted Murder$20,000
Attempting to kill a person. (Knocked unconcious and revived).
P.C. 2.6.5
Murder through hostile action$30,000
Killing a person. (Finished a person).
P.C. 2.6.6
Rape and/or Sexual Assault$50,000
Sexual intercourse against a person's will.
P.C. 2.7.1
Failure to Act$10,000
Leaving a person to bleed out.
P.C. 2.7.2
Refusal of Duty to Act$60,000
Refusing to act in the interests of the general public by a state employee.
P.C. 2.7.3
Failure to act by a Public servant-
A Public servant leaving a person to bleed out.
P.C. 2.7.4
Abandonment of a civilian by a public servant-
Leaving a person whom you were in charge of on their own where they cannot look after themselves or are vulnerable.
P.C. 2.8.1
Abduction$20,000
Taaking someone by force or deception.
P.C. 2.8.2
Kidnapping$25,000
Taking someone and holding them captive.
P.C. 2.8.3
Taking a hostage$30,000
Taking someone in exchange for something or someone else.
P.C. 2.8.4
Human Trafficking$50,000
Taking people by force, coercion or fraud to facilitate labor or commercial sex act.
P.C. 2.8.5
Violation of privacy$20,000
Breaching, infringing or violating the confidentialilty or right to privacy.
P.C. 2.8.6
Unlawful Detention$20,000
Detaining of a citizen by a public servant where the reason was either unclear or unwarranted.
P.C. 2.9.1
Street Harassment$10,000
Rude, derogaory, unwelcome comments, whistles or any other unwelcome form of sexual verbal interaction.
P.C. 2.9.2
Sexual Harassment$150,000
Harassement of the sexual kind.
P.C. 2.9.3
Stalking$35,000
Following or harassing another person causing htem to fair injury or death.
P.C. 2.9.4
Hooliganism$20,000
Massive disturbance of the peace.
P.C. 2.9.5
Rioting or inciting a riot$35,000
Causing or encouraging the distrubance of peace by three or more people and acting with common intent.
P.C. 2.9.6
Spreading of disease$10,000Spreading diesease intentionally.
P.C. 2.9.7
Indecent Exposure$20,000
Showing private areas of the body where it's against decency standards.
P.C. 2.9.8
Provoking$10,000
Causing someone to act or react in response to annoying or harassment.
P.C. 2.9.9
Engaging in prostitution$5,000Buying or selling one's sexual desires.
P.C. 2.9.10
Defamation of character$50,000
Damaging a person's reputation by slander or libel
P.C. 2.9.11
Harassment of a public servant$30,000
Harassing a public servant.
P.C. 2.10.1
Document forgery$15,000
Creating a false document to give appearance of truth.
P.C. 2.10.2
Looting of an Automated Teller Machine (ATM)$8,000
Robbing an ATM
P.C. 2.10.3
Theft of property$20,000
Taking someone's stuff without consent
P.C. 2.10.4
Fraud$20,000
Defrauding someone or something.
P.C. 2.10.5
Grand Theft Auto$30,000
Taking a car without permission.
P.C. 2.10.6
Robbery$35,000
Theft but with force or threat.
P.C. 2.10.7
False Advertising$10,000Publicly distributing an advert that is untrue.
P.C. 2.11.1
Reckless Driving$20,000
Operating a motor vehicle negligently or knowingly disregarding the safety of others, traffic code or both.
P.C. 2.11.2
Causing injury by dangerous driving$20,000
Hurting someone using a car.
P.C. 2.11.3
Causing death by dangerous driving$30,000
Killing someone using a car.
P.C. 2.11.4
Failure to yield to an emergency service vehicle$10,000
Not stopping for an emergency vehicle with it's lights on.
P.C. 2.12.1
Animal abuse causing minor harm$20,000
Hurting an animal deliberately.
P.C. 2.12.2
Animal abuse causing major harm$30,000
Significantly hurting an animal deliberately.
P.C. 2.12.3
Animal abuse resulting in death$30,000
Killing an animal.
P.C. 2.13.1
Attempted Suicide$20,000
Trying to kill one's self.
P.C. 2.13.2
Conspiracy to commit a crime$20,000
Plotting or conspiring to commit a crime.
P.C. 2.13.3
Vandalism$30,000
Destroying or damaging belongings of another person.
P.C. 2.13.4
Illegal Fishing$10,000Fishing in mirror park.
P.C. 2.13.5
Breach of Contract-
Breaking the terms of a signed contractual agreement.
P.C. 2.13.6
Entrapment$100,000
Tricking someone into committing a crime to secure their prosecution.
P.C. 2.13.7
Installation of temporary structure without a permit$15,000Putting a barricade down without a permit.
P.C. 2.13.8
Installation of temporary structure on a roadway or path$15,000
Putting a barricade down on a road or path with no permit.
P.C. 2.13.9
Failure to maintain an updated photographed passport$10,000The act of possessing a passport without a valid photograph
CodeChargesFineTime (Months)StarsDescription
P.C. 3.1.1
Participation in terrorism$50,000
Using violence and intimidation with political aims.
P.C. 3.1.2
Organization of terrorism$75,000
Organizing and recruiting people for terrorism.
P.C. 3.1.3
Leading a terrorist organization$100,000
Leading a terrorist organization.
P.C. 3.1.4
Committing a terrorist act$50,000
Comotting a terrorist act.
P.C. 3.1.5
Creation of a stable armed group$35,000
Creating a stable group of people with access to weapons with purpose to commit crimes.
P.C. 3.1.6
Banditry$25,000
Committing organized crime.
P.C. 3.2
Obstruction of Justice$35,000
Willfully intefering with the process of justice and law.
P.C. 3.3
Attempted Seizure of Power$75,000
Attempting to seize power.
P.C. 3.4.1
Trespassing on private property$20,000
Entering and/or loitering unlawfully upon the land of another person.
P.C. 3.4.2
Trespassing in a State Facility$30,000
Trespassing but on a state facility behind lockable gates/doors.
P.C. 3.4.3
Breaking and Entering$35,000
Forcing or otherwise gaining unlawful passage in another's building.
P.C. 3.5
Failure to comply$35,000
Not cooperating with the lawful requests of any state employee
P.C. 3.6
Failure to Identify$10,000
Not identifying with a state employee after a lawful request.
P.C. 3.7
Illegal Gambling$20,000
Gambling by any means outside of the casino.
P.C. 3.8.1
Impersonating a public Servant$35,000
Pretending to be a public servant.
P.C. 3.8.2
Impersonating a law enforcement Officer$35,000
Pretending to be a LEO.
P.C. 3.9.1
Breach of electoral silence$25,000
Campaigning during active voting times by party members.
P.C. 3.9.2
Breach of electoral silence at the voting booth$50,000
Campaigning near the voting booth.
P.C. 3.9.3
Blocking a voting site$35,000
Intentionally blocking or limiting access to the voting booths.
P.C. 3.9.4
Illegal persuasion of votes$35,000
Trying to get people to vote for someone in exchange of something.
P.C. 3.10
Battery of a public servant$15,000
Inflicting bodily injury without firearms on a state employee.
P.C. 3.11
Murder or Attempted murder of a public servant$35,000
Killing or trying to kill a public servant.
P.C. 3.12
False reporting$20,000
Alerting the authorities knowing details are incorrect.
P.C. 3.13.1
Active Bribery$20,000
Offering money or a favour to a person of trust.
P.C. 3.13.2
Passive Bribery$50,000
Taking money or a favour given or promised in order to influence the judgement or conduct of a person in a position of trust.
P.C. 3.13.3
Quid Pro Quo$50,000
A favour or advantage given in return for something
P.C. 3.14
Failure to pay fines$20,000
Being at max fines and not paying them.
P.C. 3.15.1
Evading arrest$20,000
A person fleeing LEO trying to arrest, detain or investigate them.
P.C. 3.15.2
Assisting the evasion of arrest$20,000
Assisting a person evade an arrest.
P.C. 3.15.3
Assisting the evasion of arrest by a public servant$75,000
Assisting a person evade an arrest by a public servant.
P.C. 3.16.1
Street harassment towards a colleague$20,000
Harassment toward a colleague.
P.C. 3.16.2
Hostile work environment$50,000
Behaviour that makes a work environment difficult or uncomfortable.
P.C. 3.16.3
Sexual harassment towards a colleague$50,000
Sexually harassing a colleague.
P.C. 3.17
Going absent without leave$50,000
Being absent from military duties without authority.
P.C. 3.18
Provoking a public servant$20,000
Provoking but to a public servant.
P.C. 3.19
Tax EvasionVariable
Avoiding taxes! Naughty.
P.C. 3.20
Participation in a cyber attack of the state's resources$25,000
Taking part in a hacker attack on the state's network.
P.C. 3.21
Unfair DismissalVariable
The act of dismissing an employee from an organization without first following correct protocols or without reason or sufficient evidence to support dismissal.
CodeChargesFineTime (Months)StarsDescription
P.C. 4.1
Disobeying an order$20,000
Refusing or failing to follow a lawful order given by a superior.
P.C. 4.2
Professional Misconduct$75,000
Conducting oneself in a manner that is professionally unsuitable, potentially dangerous, incompetent, disruptive, abusive or illegal.
P.C. 4.3
Sabotage$75,000
Destroying/damaging weapons, ammo, goods, items of state property to hinder or halt operations by the state.
P.C. 4.4
Espionage$75,000
Spying or watching a person, company, government etc.
P.C. 4.5
Conduct Unbecoming$75,000
Acting against the public interests which harms their standing of the professionalism to the public eye.
P.C. 4.6
Corruption$75,000
Dishonest or fraudulent behaviour by a state employee.
CodeChargesFineTime (Months)StarsDescription
P.C. 5.1
Disobeying a judicial order$20,000
Refusing or failing to follow a lawful order given by the Governor, AG or Judge.
P.C. 5.2
Disruption of a trial$20,000
Disrupting court or legal processes in court.
P.C. 5.3
Dishonoring a judiciary member$20,000
Dishonoring the position of a judicial officer during the performance and/or in relation to previous performance.
P.C. 5.4
Contempt of court$20,000
Being disobedient in court.
P.C. 5.5
Ill-use of a judiciary permit$20,000
Misuse of a judicial permit.
P.C. 5.6
Forged Evidence$20,000
Tampering or forging evidence.
P.C. 5.7
Perjury$20,000
Swearing a false oath or falsifying an affirmation to tell the truth, whether spoken or in writing concerning official proceedings.