The Scroogeman, Piccaro & Dougie

[Scruffman]

I do not see where this is breaking rule 1.3 as we fully roleplayed it out by taking down the civilians who had contraband. We are not back seating administrating either as we punished you in-game for an In-Character action like having illegal items in a building.

You literally ran in, starting blabbering on about how it was against the rules, destroyed all the contraband immediately, then stood around for 5 or so minutes while you collected our Steam IDs and bitched at us for, in your opinion, doing something we weren't allowed to do. I don't see how that's roleplaying anything or being in-character, bud. You could've asked us what we were doing there, detained us or arrested us, THEN discussed how you thought it was breaking rules afterwards (or, better yet, call an admin like you're supposed to do).

I still would like to put forward that you are the person being questioned about the rule breakage of 5.2 and 8.6 and none of them has been answered.

I quite clearly answered that here:

I had asked the president roughly 20-30 minutes beforehand if I was allowed to create something on the Nexus upper floors, who then proceeded to let myself and my two compatriots into the elevator and up to the upper floors.

And here:

I was hired by the two gentlemen with me to provide protection while they were engaging in whatever it was they were up to (I prefer not to ask questions as a security guard, I don't get paid to do that).

It's not my fault if you have bad reading comprehension.

Also for a small notice, the President him/herself cannot make contraband legal what so ever as that would go against the permanent laws which always must be followed at any time and cannot be colliding with other laws which may be placed by the president him/herself.

I never claimed that the President legalized contraband. I only said the President gave me permission to be there and build something. I never said what I was building or why I was there to him. It's not my fault the President's not smart enough to screen people before letting them waltz into the Nexus.

Your friend "Piccaro" has also been breaking rule 5.5 All of your constructions must be realistically supported. This means no floating constructions (cameras included). Take a look at the video at 1.26. You can see that the step up to the contraband is floating in the air.

Alright mate, stop being so petty. You can clearly see that the step is attached to the wall. Which means, y'know, it's supported. By the wall. The wall that it's attached to.