Soo this matter isn't really adressed in the rules, nor criminal/penal code.
Venture is based on california, which has no acts or bills regarding LEO's immunity during active duty. Basically, ANY officer (regardless of rank) can arrest another officer, given they have probable cause.
This also is not mentioned in the rules. Only chain of command is mentioned, which is fully unrelated to topic I'm refering to.

Therefore from this deduction, despite common misconception that only superviors and SBI can arrest, in reality, every officer can arrest and detain other officers on duty, IF they have probable cause.
Please, fix me if I'm wrong.
If I am wrong, give me actual paragraph from penal code, or rule that is in official DELTA project rules that would prohibit this. "No cuz no" is not a valid answer.

Edited August 28Aug 28 by rafo2009

1 hour ago, rafo2009 said:

Soo this matter isn't really adressed in the rules, nor criminal/penal code.
Venture is based on california, which has no acts or bills regarding LEO's immunity during active duty. Basically, ANY officer (regardless of rank) can arrest another officer, given they have probable cause.
This also is not mentioned in the rules. Only chain of command is mentioned, which is fully unrelated to topic I'm refering to.

Therefore from this deduction, despite common misconception that only superviors and SBI can arrest, in reality, every officer can arrest and detain other officers on duty, IF they have probable cause.
Please, fix me if I'm wrong.
If I am wrong, give me actual paragraph from penal code, or rule that is in official DELTA project rules that would prohibit this. "No cuz no" is not a valid answer.

Mono what are you trying to say you just quote him

6 hours ago, monopolismad said:

  7 hours ago, rafo2009 said:

Soo this matter isn't really adressed in the rules, nor criminal/penal code.
Venture is based on california, which has no acts or bills regarding LEO's immunity during active duty. Basically, ANY officer (regardless of rank) can arrest another officer, given they have probable cause.
This also is not mentioned in the rules. Only chain of command is mentioned, which is fully unrelated to topic I'm refering to.

Therefore from this deduction, despite common misconception that only superviors and SBI can arrest, in reality, every officer can arrest and detain other officers on duty, IF they have probable cause.
Please, fix me if I'm wrong.
If I am wrong, give me actual paragraph from penal code, or rule that is in official DELTA project rules that would prohibit this. "No cuz no" is not a valid answer.

48 minutes ago, razielaafh said:

Mono what are you trying to say you just quote him

Looks like it didn't send the test.

I meant to say that it doesn't work like that as it will be abused.

And is illegal by department regulations.

Ill say just call SBI/VBI to arrest em. Because if they commit a crime like abuse of authority like shooting hes weapon for no reason to create shots fired.