Quick questions about SAPD and notoriety

[Stivi]

This isn't what exactly happened.  One of the units (It was an aprd recruit if i'm correct ) did said not to chase Charlie because he always perform such actions only to gain notoriety but none of us actually cared about that and we did suspect him for aiding and continued to chase.
I never had this idea in my mind that we can even do this. Not sure if some cops thought of this but i'm sure we, sapd or fbi would neither do such things nor we care about it. Although one or few has always been an exception in every field

Well not you personally but since it's something he said in front of high ranks and FBI, then I take it as it was commonly accepted by them and the reasoning makes sense. It's just not fair, is it?

[Dean.]

What doesn't make sense is any non-cop being able to see /su in the first place. Realistically if you would be wanted by the police, you wouldn't even know until they come knocking down your door. Such as with an APB or a warrant, which are both available in the script nowadays.

[Stivi]

What doesn't make sense is any non-cop being able to see /su in the first place. Realistically if you would be wanted by the police, you wouldn't even know until they come knocking down your door. Such as with an APB or a warrant, which are both available in the script nowadays.

Yet we don't get notoriety out of it, and realistically if I escape while not wanted, with a mask on, on a car, then on foot, then with a plane, then on a boat, and when changing from foot to plane and from plane to boat, no one saw me. I don't expect a Hydra after me, or should I realistically expect that? I'm just saying it's not fair, and I can say that the cops do it on purpose. Should it be allowed? That's the point of this topic though and will wait for Brian to get back to it I guess.

[Dean.]

Motive is always hard to prove. It's the system that is flawed, we as Command can enforce it by setting up even more rules, or we get the system fixed.

[Stivi]

Motive is always hard to prove.

Not really, not when you mention it that is.

It's the system that is flawed, we as Command can enforce it by setting up even more rules, or we get the system fixed.

Well better get to enforcing it, 'cause it might take a while before it's fixed :P