Liberty State against Kerrar Genovese

[Norrage]

Liberty City Police Department Emerald St. Liberty City, Algonquin		National Office of Security Enforcement Bismarck Ave. Liberty City, Algonquin

TO:

Courts of the State of Liberty
Frankfort Ave.
Liberty City, Algonquin


LIBERTY STATE AGAINST KERRAR GENOVESE

SECTION I. SUMMARY
In a CIU Operation authorized by the NOOSE Commander, our detective JG (contacted by the defendant) has attended an illegal weapons trade meeting. This meeting took place in the defendants house in Alderney Island. Not only illegal weapons were traded, even drugs were included. We can also see the defendant teaching our detective how to get trusted in the black world.


SECTION II. ACTS VIOLATED
All acts below are stated in the Laws of Liberty City.

Act 9.1
It is forbidden to possess, buy, sell, produce, transport, promote or give or receive drugs.
This does not apply to Law Enforcers performing their duties.
This act is punishable by up to 5 minutes of imprisonment.

Act 10.4
A person is not allowed to possess a weapon he is not authorised to possess by either the court or a LEO. Such person would be guilty of illegal possession of a firearm.

Act 10.5
A person is not allowed to import, export, transport, manufacture, sell, promote, buy or give or receive a weapon from or to another person. Such person would be guilty of illegal firearms trafficking.
Exception is for registered weapon dealers approved by the court.

Act 10.6
Acts 10.4 and 10.5 are punishable by up to 8 minutes of jail.

SECTION III. EVIDENCE

Exhibit #1:
Production of drugs

Spoiler for Hiden:

Exhibit #2:
Detective asking for a gun and defendant accepting the deal.

Spoiler for Hiden:

Exhibit #3:
Defendant giving the weapon taking the money from the defendant.

Spoiler for Hiden:

Exhibit #4:
Trade of drugs

Spoiler for Hiden:

Exhibit #5:
Defendant teaching our detective how to get in the crime life.

Spoiler for Hiden:

SECTION IV. CHARGES AND DEMANDS
Charge #1:
Production of drugs (Act 9.1)

Charge #2:
Trade of drugs (Act 9.1)

Charge #3:
Possession of limited weapons in absence of special permission from the court (Act. 10.2)

Charge #4:
Possession and trade of limited weapons (Act. 10.4 and 10.5)

Demand #1:
10 years (minutes) inprisonment. It includes 8 years (minutes) as mentioned from Act. 10.6 and 2 minutes for stuffs related to drugs.

Demand #2:
Giving all the illegally detained weapons to any law enforcement agency.

Demand #3:
Giving all the illegally detained drugs to any law enforcement agency.

Demand #4:
A payment of $8.000 ARD (including a $2.000 ARD refund for the detective.)

If the defendant is willing to plead guilty to his charges in court and shows signs of remorse for his actions, the Liberty City Police Department and National Office of Security Enforcement are willing to lower prison time to 7 years (minutes). If the defendant is caught again violating the same acts again, a more severe punishment will be demanded via court.


Signed,

Emily Sanderson LCPD Chief of Police N.O.O.S.E. Commander

Gregory Parker LCPD Deputy Chief N.O.O.S.E. CIU Inspector

Jack Parker LCPD Captain N.O.O.S.E. TRU Commander

[Quinn]

I will be representing the Defendant in this case. A response to the State will be given in reasonable time.

[James Conway]

Does the defending party want to give a statement?

[Quinn]

I need to ask the State a few questions.

Was a warrant served and an arrest made for the Acts violated in the States summary?

[Norrage]

Liberty City Police Department Emerald St. Liberty City, Algonquin		National Office of Security Enforcement Bismarck Ave. Liberty City, Algonquin

TO:

Courts of the State of Liberty
Frankfort Ave.
Liberty City, Algonquin


DATE: 26.06.2017
FROM: LCPD Chief of Police / N.O.O.S.E. Commander Emily Sanderson
TO: Temporary Judge James Conway


SUBJECT: RESPONSE TO QUINN GENOVESE

Honorable Judge and Mr. Genovese,

In your previous reply you asked if an warrant was served and if an arrest was made. Below the warrant that has been approved by the Judge J. Conway can be seen.

Spoiler for Hiden:

Warrant request

Date of request: March 08, 2017
Officer requesting the warrant: Detective Nadim Jones
Subject of the warrant: Babe Genovese
Warrant type: INTERROGATION/RAID AND ARREST

Subject's charges: Possession and Dealing of Illegal weapons in the house - Possession and Production Of Drugs
Evidence: https://imgur.com/a/rY4ue
Witness: I got no witness

Signed,
Detective Nadim Jones

And arrest has not been made.


Signed,

Emily Sanderson
LCPD Chief of Police
N.O.O.S.E. Commander

[Quinn]

The State only answered half of my question, an arrest was not made I see.

I did not ask if a warrant was granted by the court I asked if it was "served" meaning to the defendant.

[Norrage]

Liberty City Police Department Emerald St. Liberty City, Algonquin		National Office of Security Enforcement Bismarck Ave. Liberty City, Algonquin

TO:

Courts of the State of Liberty
Frankfort Ave.
Liberty City, Algonquin


DATE: 26.06.2017
FROM: LCPD Chief of Police / N.O.O.S.E. Commander Emily Sanderson
TO: Temporary Judge James Conway


SUBJECT: RESPONSE TO QUINN GENOVESE

Honorable Judge and Mr. Genovese,

Negative, the warrant has not been shown to the defendant.


Signed,

Emily Sanderson
LCPD Chief of Police
N.O.O.S.E. Commander

[Quinn]

On the 27th day of the month of May 2017 my client was apprehended by LCPD and/or TRU in the area of "MGS", then transported to TRU HQ and later to the PD in Westdyke.

Could the State please advise the court of the nature of this apprehension, its purpose, and its outcome as I believe it holds relevance to this case.

[Norrage]

Liberty City Police Department Emerald St. Liberty City, Algonquin		National Office of Security Enforcement Bismarck Ave. Liberty City, Algonquin

TO:

Courts of the State of Liberty
Frankfort Ave.
Liberty City, Algonquin


DATE: 27.06.2017
FROM: LCPD Chief of Police / N.O.O.S.E. Commander Emily Sanderson
TO: Temporary Judge James Conway


SUBJECT: RESPONSE TO QUINN GENOVESE

Honorable Judge and Mr. Genovese,

The purpose of this warrant was to arrest the defendant for his crimes, interrogate him to ask him why he did that to give him a chance to defend himself, and jail him for his crimes after that.

We will advise the court how everything went in the summary below.

On the 27th of May the LCPD and N.O.O.S.E. got approval of the warrant given to Judge J. Conway. The warrant has been executed on the same day (interrogation and arrest as seen in the evidence in the statement above). After a chaotic arrest of the suspect, we cuffed the defendant and have been encountered by several other members of the Genovese crime family, so we had to retreat back to the Tactical Response Unit headquarters in Algonquin. The defendant brought his own lawyer at that time. In Exhibit #1 and #2 of this post the lockdown can be seen.

Spoiler for Exhibit #1:

Spoiler for Exhibit #2:

After a long time defending our property from their family members and other criminal scum, we decided to evacuate the defendant out of the headquartes via helicopter. We transported the defendant to Leftwood Police Department.

However, after we have arrived at the Leftwood Police Department, we continued the talk and all of the sudden, the defendant started walking towards the exit of the parking lot to avoid getting jailed for his crimes (m.i.). He started running so we were forced to shoot him in his leg. Because of the running of the defendant, we could not aim well enough at his feet and so we hit him at his upper thigh, causing an arterial bleeding. He managed to keep on running magically but fell down a few meters after we shot him. We dialled an ambulance but unfortunately it was too late to save him.

That does mean that the defenant has lost his life and has officially been declared dead, but that does not matter to the LCPD or NOOSE in this case. We do believe that their assets, such as a house, car, inventory or bank-account money are still owned by this person named 'Babe Genovese'. We do not see an auction in the newspapers from the time 27th of May - 27th of June either, so that means that their assets are still owned by a person named 'Babe Genovese', or either one of their family members. We still want to continue and demand our stated demands for the invested time, damage caused to our TRU headquarters and psychological stress caused to our officers.

Awaiting your reply.


((OUT OF ROLEPLAY: What actually happend, is that Kerrar_Genovese suddenly got teleported away from the situation after shooting him in his leg. He did NOT die and was NOT acted in roleplay, but because this is a roleplay court we need to have an agreement on what actually happend. He was apprehended by us but decided to run, and got teleported away after that. Willing to speak to you both (Kerrar, Quinn) and the Judge to solve this matter. Note that this is still a light roleplay server so that a player can stop or interrupt the roleplay when ever they feel like it. This makes the court case complicated but as said above, I am willing to speak to Kerrar, Quinna and the judge about this. We can see that one of our members got surprised that he got TPed away.)).


Signed,

Emily Sanderson
LCPD Chief of Police
N.O.O.S.E. Commander

[Quinn]

My defendant was wearing a concealed body camera during this encounter, it was automatically activated when the defendant attempted to flee from Leftwood. There is no indication of teleporting. I will make the video available at a later time if necessary.

In addition while the defendant may have been shot in the leg, his death (he did in fact die) was not from arterial bleeding, rather the defendant was struck by an LCPD vehicle traveling at a high rate of speed inside the parking garage around the corner from Leftwood PD. The recording when played in slow motion clearly shows the Officer's face, when comparing with the Academy photo's the person driving the vehicle appears to be Officer Dway A. R.

I am beginning to see signs of a coverup here, from a department that has been accused of corruption just recently. First thing is covering up the fact that my client was killed by an officer driving recklessly by saying that my client bled out from an artery, second the evidence provided in the Chief's previous statement has been altered (http://imgur.com/gw6rg8Z). For what reason the State would have for altering evidence before submitting it to the court eludes me.

My deceased client does not go by the name "Babe_Genovese" as described in the warrant and in the demands listed in the previous reply to the court.

Due to the fact that the LCPD killed my client in a negligent manner I believe the respectful thing to do would be to drop all charges. If the LCPD wishes to continue with their demands then I intend to file a lawsuit against the LCPD for wrongful death and negligent handling of a person in custody.

In conclusion, my client is dead. I am representing him on behalf of his remaining family. The assets which the State wishes to acquire have been used to pay for funeral services. Again it is in appropriate and disrespectful to continue this case any longer.

[Norrage]

Liberty City Police Department Emerald St. Liberty City, Algonquin		National Office of Security Enforcement Bismarck Ave. Liberty City, Algonquin

TO:

Courts of the State of Liberty
Frankfort Ave.
Liberty City, Algonquin


DATE: 27.06.2017
FROM: LCPD Chief of Police / N.O.O.S.E. Commander Emily Sanderson
TO: Temporary Judge James Conway


SUBJECT: RESPONSE TO QUINN GENOVESE

Honorable Judge and Mr. Genovese,

As stated in your statement, the defendant was wearing a concealed body camera. It has been automatically activated attempted to flee from Leftwood PD. We would like to request the attorney the exact location of this body camera in the clothes of the defendant. We would also like to get informed of the clothes' color that the defendant was wearing at the time of the flee. We do not want to see the recorded footage before we have answers on these questions.

Furthermore, after the defendant has been shot down, we called the emergency services as it's the protocol of our department. The medics present at that time were treating the defendant for his car crash, yes. But not only for that: also for his arterial bleeding. That means it is unclear for both parties how the suspect died. Also, Your statement notified that an LCPD vehicle was traveling at a high rate of speed, but how can such speeds be achieved inside an parking garage? And how can this crash be proven as on purpose? We confirm that Dway A.R. has been driving that vehicle.

You also notified that the department has been accused of corruption just recently. There were no proofs that this has been a thing and we would like to see the proofs before saying such statements. The evidence given in my statement has not been altered, we are searching through our desks for more body camera footage on this matter. As soon as we find this evidence we will forward that to this case.

Your defendant's name is Kerrar Genovese, and has been Babe Genovese previously before changing their name. As the LCPD is a part of the State we have contact with the government so we can request information about any name changes done at the City Hall. They confirm that a person named 'Babe Genovese' has requested a switch of his name to 'Kerrar Genovese'.

The LCPD is only willing to drop demand #1, as demands #2 and #3 are still not allowed in the city. We will not drop demand #4 either.

All assets that are still owned by a member named 'Kerrar Genovese' (house, vehicle) are not sold yet so they are not paid for any funerals. Demand #4 is always a possibility after the defendants vehicle or house have been sold.


Signed,

Emily Sanderson
LCPD Chief of Police
N.O.O.S.E. Commander

[Surena]

Out of rp: There is no demand 4, so technically all demands are dropped.

Demand #1:
10 years (minutes) inprisonment. It includes 8 years (minutes) as mentioned from Act. 10.6 and 2 minutes for stuffs related to drugs.

Demand #2:
Giving all the illegally detained weapons to any law enforcement agency.

Demand #3:
Giving all the illegally detained drugs to any law enforcement agency.

Demand #1:
A payment of $8.000 ARD (including a $2.000 ARD refund for thr detective.)

[Norrage]

Out of rp: There is no demand 4, so technically all demands are dropped.

For real.. Fixed..

[Quinn]

If the defendant is willing to plead guilty to his charges in court and shows signs of remorse for his actions, the Liberty City Police Department and National Office of Security Enforcement are willing to lower prison time to 7 years (minutes). If the defendant is caught again violating the same acts again, a more severe punishment will be demanded via court.

We have established the defendant in this case was killed by LCPD, this has been confirmed by both sides. Whether it is from arterial bleeding or negligent driving is irrelevant at this point. Both sides will claim one or the other.

The questions posed by the state are also irrelevant now that we have established that my client was killed at the hands of the LCPD.

The State noted that they are willing to lower the prison time if the defendant is willing to plead guilty, the court now knows that this is not possible.

The State in it's stubborn and barbaric nature are still making demands from a person they are responsible for killing.

At this time I request the Judge intervene and dismiss these charges as they are directed at my client who is in the ground and cannot defend nor meet the demands imposed upon him.

[Norrage]

Liberty City Police Department Emerald St. Liberty City, Algonquin		National Office of Security Enforcement Bismarck Ave. Liberty City, Algonquin

TO:

Courts of the State of Liberty
Frankfort Ave.
Liberty City, Algonquin


DATE: 27.06.2017
FROM: LCPD Chief of Police / N.O.O.S.E. Commander Emily Sanderson
TO: Temporary Judge James Conway


SUBJECT: RESPONSE TO QUINN GENOVESE

Honorable Judge and Mr. Genovese,

Our LCPD Officers and NOOSE operatives are trained to shoot for legs in a case of a suspect fleeing. The suspect has been fleeing from us so we were forced to shoot him in his leg. As seen in Act 2.7:

Act 2.7
A Law Enforcer may use force that could cause serious injuries or death to the perpetrator only if it is the only way to prevent or stop a crime.
A Law Enforcer may use force to stop an evading perpetrator.

.. it is allowed for an law enforcer to use force that may cause serious injuries (shooting at the leg) to stop the perpetrator fleeing. The defendant could cause severe damage to the surroundings at that time so we had to use force to stop him, which unfortunately caused his death, not the car accident.

The defendant has made the choice to flee, which caused his death. As stated in our previous statement, it is not our goal to kill someone who is fleeing from the law but catch them again.

We still request the attorney of the defendant to answer the questions as we think they are relevant for this case.

The attorney of the defendant has come up with several assumptions that have never been proven to convince the jury. The state has never been stubborn and barbaric but it has acted in a case of emergency, just as expected from the state.

Awaiting your response.


Signed,

Emily Sanderson
LCPD Chief of Police
N.O.O.S.E. Commander