SAPD Form Application

[POOPSICLE]

• Full Name: John Stockholm
• Date of Birth: August 11, 1989
• Gender: Male
• Contact Number: 68001496
• Email Address: poopsicle@samp.ph
• Home Address: Richman
• City: Los Santos

• Previous Law Enforcement Agency (if any): N/A
• Position/Title: Patrol Officer

• Why are you interested in joining the San Andreas Police Academy? (40 Minimum Words)
  I am interested in joining the Police Department to contribute to the maintenance of order and peace within our community. I wish to collaborate with the dedicated officers who strive to uphold the law and establish a sense of order in our environment. Bringing justice to this City is my life's primary goal.
• What is your background and what motivated you to pursue a career as a SAPD officer? (50 Minimum Words)
  This is my first experience with role-playing; however, after attending the Roleplay School, I feel well-equipped to engage in this activity. I am motivated by the considerable potential I see in this community, especially given its longevity of over a decade. I am committed to preserving the core values that have sustained this community for so many years—namely, rules, order, and peace. My goal is to ensure that the environment remains as orderly as possible, making it enjoyable for both existing players and newcomers.
• What qualities do you possess that you believe would make you an effective SAPD officer?
  I possess strong skills in both hand-to-hand and firearm combat when necessary, and I exercise discipline in the use of my authority. My judgments are guided by principles of justice and fairness. I am capable of working effectively both as part of a team and independently, and I can also excel in an undercover missions.

• Your Ingame Name: POOPSICLE
• Your Ingame Score: 27
• Have you ever been banned before? If yes, please provide details:

N/A

• Are you willing to undergo training and follow the guidelines set forth by the SAPD leadership for roleplaying as a police officer?: YES

• RP (Roleplay): Role-playing involves embodying the feelings and experiences of a character. For instance, a character might be depicted as enjoying a coffee they have purchased. This practice allows players to express their character's emotions, actions, and responses in a dynamic and engaging manner.
• PG (Powergame): Powergame refers to the act of exerting authority or control over other players, particularly in situations involving rule violations. This behavior often undermines the collaborative spirit of role-playing, as it prioritizes dominance over fair and balanced interactions.
• MG (Metagame): Metagaming is associated with free-roaming and involves interacting with other players based on prior knowledge of their identities, rather than strictly adhering to the role-play scenario. In this context, players do not need to pretend they are unfamiliar with one another, as they would in a traditional role-playing environment.
• IC (In-character): In Character refers to the state in which a player is fully engaged in role-playing. During this time, the character should behave in accordance with their assigned role. For instance, if I am portraying a police officer, I must act in a manner that reflects the responsibilities and conduct of that role as if it were real life.
• OOC (Out of character): Out of Character refers to a state in which players are free to engage in activities outside of their roles. When in an OOC state, individuals are not required to adhere to their character's actions or behaviors, allowing them to engage in whatever activities they choose within the game.

Oath to join the Department:
I, John Stockholm, solemnly swear to uphold the laws and regulations of the San Andreas Police Department, to serve and protect the citizens of San Andreas with integrity and dedication.

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