/search [id]

[hAWK.]

The name speaks. It will give the cops the ability to search suspects or citizens for narcotics while in close perimeter.

[Rami]

The name speaks. It will give the cops the ability to search suspects or citizens for narcotics while in close perimeter.

Like checking if this ID got any crime or something?

[miha1111]

And you would suspect them for possesing weed? Kinda like forced RP.

[Dino]

I like idea, but first we need houses to store drugs, so people wont carry them all the time in their pockets 

[Rami]

could someone make it clear for me?

[Void]

The name speaks. It will give the cops the ability to search suspects or citizens for narcotics while in close perimeter.

It was removed from SA:MP because officers would walk around and do /search (in this case /frisk) on anyone who'd pass by. Resulting in everyone being suspected.
Clear "no" here. Sorry.

Do not say "Add it for higher rank then", because it was misused by higher authorities as well, which was disappointing.


Regards.

[Void]

The topic subject is about the /frisk command implementation, not /area implementation.
Although, /area will not be added anyways.

Please stay on the subject.


Regards.

[shitaka]

I'd love /search  /frisk someone .... but i guess it will be misused by alot of people

[hAWK.]

Then let's wait until there is place where the drugs can be stored as Dino said. We will search only suspicious guys besides it will be set to work in close perimeter only just like /cuff.
And forgot to add that /gu can be implemented here, too.

[shitaka]

Then let's wait until there is place where the drugs can be stored as Dino said. We will search only suspicious guys besides it will be set to work in close perimeter only just like /cuff.
And forgot to add that /gu can be implemented here, too.

Good idea, supported.

[Rami]

Good idea, supported.

[Void]

We will search only suspicious guys besides it will be set to work in close perimeter only just like /cuff.

That was told in SA:MP as well. Everything implemented to "help" the PDs was practically abused.