SanTV - San Andreas television and media company (SA:MP/VC:MP/V:MP)

[Alfreddo.]

Spoiler for Hiden:

[SANTV]

 
Please Welcome Sierra Maxwell to the SanTV Team! They will be joining the SanTV Staff in the state of San Andreas.
 

Regards,
SanTV Team.

[KJ_deactivated]

Payment Log - July 2021

SanTV Payment log for the month of July, 2021
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Founder:
Kristopher Jones - 0 not getting paid.
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Director:
[WS]Margaret - Vacation.
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Managers:
1. Mike Collin
Base Salary (70,000) + 1 Article (4,000)  - 15,000( 5K to be given to Jimmy, Sierra and Terro) = __59,000 Total__

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Staff:
1. Terro - Base Salary (30,000) + 2 News Articles (2,500 * 2 = 5,000)+ Helped in SanTV shows (5,000 from Mike) = __40,000 total__.
2. Sierra Maxwell - Base Salary: 15,000 (Joined mid July) + Helped in SanTV shows (5,000 from Mike) = __20,000 total__.
3. Aky - Base Salary: 30,000(15K because slightly inactive + 15K for previous month's salary) + Upcoming News Article (2,500) = __32,500 Total__
4. Jimmy Nas (Trial Staff) - Base Salary (15,000) + Helped in SanTV shows (5,000 from my side) = __20,000 Total.__
5. Mac  - Base Salary (30, 000)
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Grand Total 201 000 ARD


 

Regards,
Kristopher Jones
Founder SanTV

[Lonewolf]

In the morning hours of 24th of July, a person was spotted placing green rebel flags around Fort Carson. Later that day the same person was neutralied by the police after an assault on one of the officers. The police later discovered the flags and blocked the perimeter. As soon as the perimeter was secured a few explosions happened in SanTV's Office, in front of Fort Carson's Town Hall, and a fire started. Everyone was shocked, no one knew what just happened.

The firefighters responded as soon as possible and put down the fire but they would find out it was not the end to the incident as the fire extended to a nearby warehouse. A few firefighters lost their lives trying to battle the flames, may their souls rest in peace. Everything looked fine until more explosions started, again, at SanTV and the building collapsed, leaving behind lots of rubble and bricks, turning it into a wreckage.

After the SanTV Office at Fort Carson collapsed, two firefighters responding to the situation discovered that harmful gases were leaking from the debris. Before the firefighters could do anything, the gas caught fire again. This time, the FD personnel extinguished the fire, but the fumes were still in the air over the whole Fort Carson. The town was quickly evacuated with the help of the SAPD and the fumes were neutralised by the SAFD by spraying neutralizers from the FD Mavericks.
As the town population returned back, they found the  SanTV Office reduced to nothing, but rubble.

The FBI is still investigating the case and no official statement has been released, yet. We hope that the people behind such an attack over SanTV, a beacon of free speech, will be caught as soon as possible.
For the time being, SanTV will operate from the SanTV HQ at Bone County.

Spoiler for Hiden:

Photo gallery at the following link:
https://imgur.com/gallery/zqugA2a

SanTV

[KenAdams]

Our SanTV Staff from Flint Country reported the following news. This is such a shocker; provided that the area has been calm since a long time.

Spoiler for Hiden:

[JDC]

After the 1st Quarterly Groups Review, we would like to congratulate SanTV on achieving Recognized status in SA:MP! Keep up the activity and creative RPs!

[R*]JDC
SA:MP Manager

[Alfreddo.]

So I heard you have better drug prices? Anyways, congrats for recognised status, well deserved!

[.James]

KJ is going to despise the drugmarket.

[KenAdams]

So I heard you have better drug prices? Anyways, congrats for recognised status, well deserved!

Aky after drug prices gets better:

[Lonewolf]

So I heard you have better drug prices? Anyways, congrats for recognised status, well deserved!

Aky after drug prices gets better:

ah yes 

[KenAdams]

The new edition of SanVision Times is out now!

SanVision Times

[NEWS] l [ENTERTAINMENT] l [SPORT] l [CULTURE] l [POLITICS] l [LIFESTYLE] l [PEOPLE]

Click here to read

[SANTV]

Payment Log - August 2021

[SA:MP] SanTV Payment log for the month of August, 2021

Directors:
Mike Collin : Base Salary (70,000)
Staff:
Edward Wilson : Base Salary (30,000) + 3 News Articles (2,500 * 3 = 7,500) = 37,500.
Jimmy Nas(Trial Staff) : 10,000. (Assistance in SanTV Programmes)
Total: 117,500 ARD

 

Regards,
SanTV

[TheGreasyChopper]

[KenAdams]

SanVision Times

[NEWS] l [GOVERNMENT] l [ENTERTAINMENT] l [SPORT] l [CULTURE] l [POLITICS] l [LIFESTYLE] l [PEOPLE]

EMERGENCY SAFD CONFERENCE AT BONE COUNTY SANTV HQ By: Mike / August 29, 2021 A few days ago, during a SAFD seminar held at Fort Carson, SAFD Fire Engineer Gruia Collin was accidentally sprayed by the CO2 from the extinguisher being used during a demonstration. While still regaining consciousness and state of mind, the Fire Engineer attacked Governor Jonathan Kolta. After being given medical treatment, the matter was solved, as Fire Engineer Collin returned to normal. However, this incident gave some people the opportunity to oppose the SAFD and its methods of operations. To add fuel to the fire, an arson attempt was made on the SAFD Fire Station at Fort Carson, during which one of the fire engines violently exploded, injuring some civilians. Due to this, the SAFD decided to do an emergency conference, which was done in the SanTV HQ and studio at Bone County and was broadcast live. Mike: Good Morning, San Andreas! This broadcast is LIVE from the Bone County Studio. Today, we have three guests with us, SAFD Fire Engineer Gruia Collin, SAFD Volunteer Firefighter Amelia Hernandez, and SAFD Volunteer Firefighter John Adam. Mike: The reason of this conference is a rather unfortunate incident that occurred recently during a SAFD Seminar. Mike: Now, I would like to invite Amelia Hernandez to give their opinion on the incident. Over to you, Ma'am. Amelia Hernandez: Good morning everybody. We're here to talk about the unfortunate events that transpired during that seminar. Edward Wilson turns the camera towards Amelia, focuses on her. Amelia Hernandez: Unfortunately, during an equipment demonstration, Fire Engineer Gruia Collin was accidentally injured as a result of the CO2 fire extinguisher being used to extinguish the fire as part of our demonstration. Amelia Hernandez: It was unforeseen, and unprecedented. It must have been a very scary moment for the civilians there that day. However, I wish to reassure the public that this is what we are trained for. Amelia Hernandez: Decisions are made on the fly as we move into rapidly deteriorating situations, and accidents can occur. Being a firefighter means putting your life on the line, to protect our civilians. I wish to assure the public that the occurrences of that day were nothing more than an unfortunate accident, one that could easily occur at a rapidly burning fire scene. Amelia Hernandez: Fires have the potential to take lives. We sign up to risk our lives, in order to stop these fires from causing state-wide devastation. Engineer Collin is no different. He puts his life on the line, the same as us. What happened to the Engineer could just as easily happen to any firefighter, regardless of training or experience. Amelia Hernandez: Despite how it may have seemed, it was not a result of poor training or deliberate negligence. When we enter a fire situation, there is a small chance that something may go wrong. Unfortunately, during our demonstration, which we had set up in as controlled a manner as possible Amelia Hernandez: Something did go wrong. Engineer Collin was unconscious due to the CO2 of the extinguisher being used to put out the demonstration fire. I wish to reassure the public that the Engineer is okay, and has made a full recovery. I also would like to take this opportunity to thank the EMTs of the SAFD and those who saved Gruia that day. The quick thinking, combined with the experience and training they have undergone, saved Gruia's life. Accidents can happen, and Gruia is no exception. We run into situations on the daily. At these situations, we run into civilians in the same position that Gruia was in, that day. It is our job to think quickly, act quickly, and to save lives. And that is what we did for our Engineer, who has now made a full recovery and continues his duties. Amelia Hernandez: As unfortunate as the events of that day were... I wish to reiterate that these things happen, and we're trained to respond to them, as soon as they do. We will always put you first. I will now hand over to Engineer Gruia Collin, to make his statement. Amelia Hernandez steps back as she lets Gruia up to the mic. Gruia Collin: Hello, hello, to all of you in attendance. I am SAFD Fire Engineer Gruia Collin. You may have heard quite some things about me. About the fact that I got intoxicated with fumes during a training. After recovering from that event, still under the influence of toxic fumes. Gruia Collin: I brutalized the Governor of San Andreas in a fit of rage. At that moment in time, I believed him to be the cause of lack of funding for the department. Amelia Hernandez quietly sighs as she glances down. Gruia Collin: However, upon fully recovering from the incident, I realized the error of my ways. Therefore, on behalf of the San Andreas Fire Department. I would like to offer the sincerest apologies to the Governor of San Andreas. God bless him and all the great work that he has done for our great country. Gruia Collin: And as a message for all the other firemen out there: Please be aware, that you have chosen a profession of danger. Therefore, you must stay calm at all times. Otherwise, you'd make mistakes like me. Gruia Collin: I'm looking forward to carrying on with my duties as usual, helping out the citizens who are in need, as that is my most important duty. Gruia Collin: Well, that's all I have to say. May you be in good health! God bless Argonath! Gruia Collin steps down. Mike: Thank you, Mr. Collin. Amelia Hernandez steps back up. Amelia Hernandez: I also wish to make a statement regarding the arson attacks at the station after the accident. We saw the arsonist who caused the explosion of a firetruck by throwing a flare, and his possible accomplice. We are actively working with the San Andreas Police Department to bring them to justice. One was apprehended by the state police in Fort Carson, positively identified as the alleged accomplice. Amelia Hernandez: I assure everyone listening in, we will not rest, and we will work as closely with our brothers in blue as we can, to protect our people, and bring these dangerous fugitives to justice. The firetruck suffered extensive damage, and was not repairable. It exploded, violently. This has unfortunately delivered another blow to the state, another expenditure for the state government to replace the damaged firetruck and ensure the department isn't underfunded. Even worse, was the danger it posed to our people. Amelia Hernandez: The arsonist threw his flare and caused a dangerous, violent and damaging explosion at the station. With the risk of flying shrapnel, debris, and the risk of fire spreading, this was inexcusable. We will do whatever we can to assist the SAPD in bringing the fugitive who caused this explosion to justice. Amelia Hernandez: The arsonist's actions were negligent, moronic, and very dangerous, to us, to the civilians, the Governor, who was in attendance, and our state's front-line workers alongside us - the SAPD. In response to this, the fire service has reviewed the situation and implemented new strategies. The perimeter security was lacking, unfortunately. It allowed the arsonist to slip through and commit his act of treachery. Amelia Hernandez: Our intentions as a state service are to transform the occurrences that transpired, and turn them into an opportunity. An opportunity to bring reforms, change, and necessary protocols to the department. Amelia Hernandez: To prevent such a horrendous occurrence from being able to occur so easily ever again. We hope to reassure the public that we have brought some level of control back and we will only continue in our venture to rectify the unfortunate occurrences that transpired and that we will do whatever it takes, to continue to uphold safety and serve the citizens as well as we have, over the last few years, to uphold a solid reputation, and to protect our people. Amelia Hernandez: Our heartfelt well wishes to anyone who may have suffered injuries that day, get well soon. Thank you. Mike: Thanks a lot, Miss Hernandez. Our viewers submitted some questions regarding this incident. And because we have a conference today, it will be great to ask them now. Amelia Hernandez nods as she steps back up, as the media prepare to ask their questions. Mike: One of the viewers, David, has asked that what should they expect from SAFD in the future? Amelia Hernandez: It can be expected that our action plans and policies will be reviewed. We will be scrutinized, evaluated, and will work with City Hall. We will adapt our working strategies and our action plans to improve our services. Safety is our top priority. Feedback and criticism from the public would be necessary as well. We wish to put our people first. Any suggestions or public input is welcomed and encouraged. We will listen. Amelia Hernandez nods as she finishes answering the question and awaits her next one. Mike: Since you mentioned the Town Hall, a viewer has asked, “Accidents have been happening a lot in Fort Carson, shouldn’t we all be concerned?” I guess they mean fire accidents. Amelia Hernandez: This is a good concern, and this is where 911 callers are paramount! When we get a callout, we respond. Rapid response is key. The sooner we get information, and the higher the amount of information, the better. Our job as firefighters is reactive. We respond to the callouts and deal with them. However, inspections and other proactive measures are necessary as well, which we are focusing on. Mike: This question is related to fires, "What should I do if a fire breaks out and I am trapped inside?" Amelia Hernandez: This is also a great question. Firefighter John Adam can run you through the steps you need to take. Amelia Hernandez steps down as she lets John up to the mic. John Adam: If a fire breaks out and you’re trapped inside, you should stay low to prevent inhaling smoke and go to the nearest exit, window or door. It is very important to have a working fire alarm in the area and always keep them with charged batteries. In that way you will know sooner that there is a fire in the area and evacuate the area without too much risk and hassle. It is very important to have a small extinguisher in the home. Also, one should always check the due date and do the maintenance if needed. You can pick the extinguisher at any hardware store located at San Andreas. It is recommended to have it especially in the kitchen Mike: Thanks a lot, Mr. John. John Adam nods. Mike: Provided that we have Mayor elections soon, what is SAFD’s plan if any arson attempts occur? John Adam: I will hand it over to Amelia to answer Amelia Hernandez nods and steps up. Amelia Hernandez: The SAFD will be on alert and available for any callouts, as usual. We'll aim to have building inspections and other PROACTIVE measures taken to prevent these fires from ever occurring, and ensuring safety wherever we can. Our aim is preventative measures against any and all fire hazards around the Fort Carson municipality and will delegate resources to ensuring the safety of the mayor candidates, the ELECOM officials and the voters, our people of San Andreas and of Fort Carson. Amelia Hernandez: We hope to work alongside the SAPD and/or FBI as needed in ensuring safety of any and all the important areas of concern where there could be a fire hazard or threat. If any arson attacks occur, I am sure the SAPD and/or FBI will be on-call and respond to take the arsonist into custody, and we will do our best to put out the fire and clean up the mess made ensuring it is as minimal of a disruption as possible, and to prevent anything being derailed. Amelia Hernandez nods, awaiting her next question. Mike: Related to the elections, are candidates approaching you for new changes? Amelia Hernandez: Well, so far, we have not had much public input, but we are all for it. Any feedback that will be provided by the public will be taken under advisement and we will discuss this input as it comes in. Amelia Hernandez: Alright, it seems we're just out of time. We appreciate the time taken by SanTV and by the public to tune in, and to organize this emergency conference. Thank you. Amelia Hernandez steps down. [SanTV Announcement] Thank you SAFD for the Public Conference - [UP NEXT] Bhenchod Season 4 Ep. 215 on Channel 5. Is the arson on SanTV Office at Fort Carson and the SAFD Fire Station linked? Stay tuned to know!

[KJ_deactivated]

New Director and ending of season

Dear readers, today I would like to announce that SanTV has change of Directors as new Director I have assigned Mike Collin, congratulations. Also I would like to thank all staff for hosting event for election time.

By saying that I'm announcing ending of 2021 Summer season. We are going to take some rest, meanwhile Santv will change their base location - new studio, new location - better shows!

Thank you everyone and see you soon!

Regards,
Kristopher Jones
Founder SanTV