Development Suggestion: Bail Bonds System

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Bail Bonds System

Table of Contents

Section I: Introduction
Section II: Background Information
Section III: Positives
Section IV: Negitives
Section V: Conclusion

Section I: Introduction

Welcome firestone citizens, tonight I am asking for a development suggestion as this suggestion will both be beneficial to law enforcement, and provide jobs for citizens that need the experience in a law enforcement field. During this document, I will explain briefly why this is a good suggestion and will gain support. I will be transparent on both sides, provided detailed reasons on the positive and negative with this suggestion.

Section II: Background Information

As an officer, our tasks within the county are not easy. We deal with multiple calls, ranging from a simple harassment to a full "all-call" situation, requiring every unit to respond to the scene. However, discussing it with officers we thought of a solution that may be easier in dealing with tasks. We have thought of the scenario in which private companies resolve the situation with individuals with warrants, allowing law enforcement to prioritize with calls. The thought is, private bail enforcement companies will be tasked with monitoring the district courts warrants database and using legal and probable cause. Will conduct arrests on those who have a warrant.

Section III: Positives

There are many positives about having a private company enforce bail bonds. Here are a few examples:

  • Allows citizens to work and gain experience if they wish to choose to engage as a trooper or deputy.
  • Citizens who have a low-level crime, such as a first offense or misdemeanor could have the ability to bail out through firestone currency and be out on bail. Until he or she is prosecuted in the court of law.
  • Allows more realism in the eyes of citizens and jail. As not every individual stays in jail for the entire duration.
  • Allows law enforcement to prioritize with calls instead of low-level warrants.

Section IV: Negitives

As I dicussed in section I. I will be transparent with this topic, and discuss possible negitives towards the idea of a bail bonds system.

  • After discussing with troopers, we found that majority of the troopers that we discussed with believed that any citizen that wishes to engage in this field. Shall have a POST certification or a training that shows the same effect of POST. As to prevent citizens from abusing their powers.
  • Development may be a challenge due to v3, and implication may take more thought and discussion in order for this to be 100% implemented.
  • Employees may be subject to FRP’ing by Meta gaming to ensure that the user is in-game. However, with training and using probable cause such as a player image as similar to an inmate picture used in real life to identify their subject.
  • Overall support may not be positive in the start, as people are not used to change

Section V: Conclusion

In conclusion, this system will be beneficial to officers every day, and will better employment with citizens and experience as law enforcement departments require. In the event that this suggestion is accepted, I will be severely appreciated.

Signed,
evildustin6677
Firestone State Patrol Trooper

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Support. Smart Idea with bounty hunters handling people with warrants and turning them over to Law Enforcement agencies to get them booked. facepuncherman

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This could end bad. This means a new team for bounty hunters so they can arrest. and on-top of that they could false arrest and not be able to face any punishment but a ban

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I mean, its a private business. But they still have to be citizens though. So they’ll still be subject to false arrest like every other officer.

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It’s a smart idea don’t get me wrong. But it could turn out bad in the long run.

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Yeah, all canidates would need a POST cert also like other officers.

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I believe that any department in the long run can turn out bad. No department is an exception. Some, have made prime examples. However, with thorough legislation on its abilities and restrictions. I believe, this idea will be beneficial

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As Firestone’s Odd Guy that did a 10 page economic paper, I believe, Bail bonds would be a great addition to the economy, as it introduces debt. We need some debt in the mix of the economy in order to reduce inflation and other economic issues we have here in Firestone.

Of course, we would have to have some catches in a bail bond system. For example, high interest. As low interest rates caused the house bubble of 2008 in the states, and in this case, it would cause The Bailbonds Bubble of 2018 in Firestone. Which would cause more inflation, ect, ect.

Basically, without wanting to write a shit load, since I could go on forever about this… I support the idea, as long as it has some catches as aforementioned. In order to be beneficial to consumers who got in a sketchy situation and are probably gonna get it expunged later.

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It could be as officers don’t really go out looking for people with warrants, But if we don’t want a civ. route they could be hired under a dept. and in a Bounty Hunting Division.

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Yes it will be fun and sounds fun but everyone should have a POST CERT and should have some experience in LEO depts like 2 months or more

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The problem with that is, the point of the bail enforcement is to GAIN experience so they’ll be more likely to hire as a trooper or deputy. Its hard to require experience in which the point of the job is to gain experience.

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it should require post cert tho

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support those words matter to us all.

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It does.

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Unconstitutional and illegal

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your unconstitutional and illegal

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That’s fair enough

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Sounds like a good idea

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yes pl0x

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tldr?

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