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  1. [divbox=#8B4513][hr=#0f1a30][/hr][center][fimg=200,200]https://i.imgur.com/LG7pRwB.png[/fimg]
  2. [font=arial][color=#0f1a30][b]Weapon Licensing Unit[/b][/color][/font]
  3. [hr=#0f1a30][/hr][/center][/divbox][legend=#8B4513| Section I - Personal Information |]#FFFFF[b](1.1) First Name:[/b] Answer Here
  4. [b](1.2) Last Name:[/b] Answer Here
  5. [b](1.3) Gender:[/b] Male/Female
  6.  
  7. [b](1.4) Date of Birth:[/b] DD/MM/YYYY
  8. [b](1.5) Age:[/b] Answer Here
  9. [b](1.6) Nationality:[/b] Answer Here
  10.  
  11. [b](1.7) Residential Address:[/b] Answer Here
  12. [b](1.8) Contact Number:[/b] Answer Here
  13.  
  14. [b](1.9) Next of Kin:[/b] Answer Here
  15. [b](1.10) Next of Kin's Address:[/b] Answer Here
  16. [b](1.11) Next of Kin's Contact Number:[/b] Answer Here[/legend]
  17.  
  18. [legend=#8B4513| Section II - Attachment of Documents |]#FFFFF[b](2.1) Photocopy of government-issued identification card:[/b]
  19. [i](( Attach a screenshot of your '/licenses' in-game in the spoiler below along with /time, DO NOT edit the SS. ))[/i]
  20. [spoiler=(2.1.1) Attachment][img]-[/img][/spoiler]
  21. [b](2.2) (Optional) Photocopy of government-issued badge:[/b]
  22. [i](( Attach a screenshot of your '/showbadge' in-game in the spoiler below along with /time, DO NOT edit the SS. ))[/i]
  23. [spoiler=(2.2.1) Attachment][img]-[/img][/spoiler][/legend]
  24.  
  25. [legend=#8B4513| Section III - Permit Information |]#FFFFF[b](3.1) Firearm Permit Type:[/b] Class A
  26.  
  27. [b](3.2) Why do you wish to obtain a Personal Firearm Permit? (Minimum of 200 words):[/b]
  28. Firstly when I was younger I used to practice in local cadets activity and during those activities I was trained to use specific firearms for during my time so prior to that experience, I believe obtaining a fire will be a boost in my confident and integrity as a civilian. I wish mainly to obtain a Personal Firearm permit in order to get means of protecting myself and also the property I own. Obtaining this object will provide means of security, however, I do know that SACSO is first to be contacted when either myself or any other civilians are in danger but some cases can be very extreme and require immediate attention in order to determine life or death. I know owning a firearm is major responsiblity so I'm prepared to go through any rigorous means to obtain one because of the amount times I've been attacked, robbed and so on by criminals around the county. Providing that I'm able to obtain one will mean that I would be able to feel protected and also be on high alert due to the responsiblity that comes with owning this type of weapon, and I'm willing to neutralize any form of dangerous threats to the lives of any innocent civilians around the County and following that reporting the issue to the SACSO so they perform any investigations which they may require to do.
  29. [b](3.3) How do you plan to use your Personal Firearm Permit? (Minimum of 150 words):[/b]
  30. I plan on using my firearm as last resort whenever it comes to dangerous situations. There will be some civilians who wish to cause destruction or even simply pose a threat to others lives so gaining a firearm would be used to protect others around me and obviously myself. Even though I'm not a fan of "killing" or "taking" the life of someone else I plan on using this weapon to reassure protection in my house in Palomino Creek to eliminate any possible burglars from stealing any objects from my house and trying to attack me while I'm sleeping during the night and also safeguard the vehicles, and any other possession I may own to prevent from being destroyed from possible threats. Also, I plan on using my Personal Firearm Permit for recreational activities such as going to the ammu-nation practice shooting at the shooting range, participating local shooting events or anything /Legal/ involving shooting in general just a means of having fun.[/legend]
  31.  
  32. [legend=#8B4513| Section IV - Permit Qualification |]#FFFFF[b]Select all that are true in the spoiler below, you may tick more than one box per question. - You must score at least 16 out of 20 to pass this section.[/b]
  33.  
  34. [spoiler=Permit Qualification Questionnaire][b](4.1)[/b] While using your firearm, you notice that it is occasionally slam-firing (more than one shot despite only pulling the trigger once) – Before diagnosing the weapon, you should do which of the following?
  35. [indent=5]A) Unload the gun and ensure it is safe. [✓]
  36. B) Aim at the ground and fire a test shot. [✓/X]
  37. C) Locate a member of the SACSO and get them to diagnose it instead. [✓/X]
  38. D) All of the above. [✓/X][/indent]
  39.  
  40. [b](4.2)[/b] You are practicing at a shooting range and accidentally injure yourself with a misfired shot. What should you do after the occurrence of this event?
  41. [indent=5]A) Secure the weapon to ensure it is no longer dangerous. [✓/X]
  42. B) Call or get someone to call for an ambulance. [✓]
  43. C) Notify the SACSO Weapon Licensing Unit regarding the accident. [✓/X]
  44. D) All of the above. [✓/X][/indent]
  45.  
  46. [b](4.3)[/b] You have your firearm safely stored in your holster while out in public when someone comes up and snatches the firearm from you, and then runs off. What should you do?
  47. [indent=5]A) Chase the thief and tackle them, taking the firearm back. [✓/X]
  48. B) Call 911 immediately and notify them of the situation. [✓]
  49. C) Notify the SACSO Weapon Licensing Unit that your registered firearm was stolen. [✓/X]
  50. D) Do nothing and simply purchase a replacement firearm. [✓/X][/indent]
  51.  
  52. [b](4.4)[/b] You are at the shooting range and preparing to practice with your handgun, but you fear the gun may have been loaded with the wrong ammo. What should you do?
  53. [indent=5]A) Fire a test shot at one of the targets. [✓/X]
  54. B) Unload the gun immediately, changing the ammo if necessary. [✓]
  55. C) Ask someone else to fire a test shot for you, and keep well out of the way. [✓/X]
  56. D) None of the above. [✓/X][/indent]
  57.  
  58. [b](4.5)[/b] How often should you clean your firearm?
  59. [indent=5]A) Every 3-4 months. [✓/X]
  60. B) When you notice a decrease in the firearm’s performance. [✓/X]
  61. C) When one or more parts of the firearm stop functioning correctly. [✓/X]
  62. D) All of the above. [✓][/indent]
  63.  
  64. [b](4.6)[/b] What might happen if you limp-wrist (holding too low down on the grip) with your handgun?
  65. [indent=5]A) The gun may malfunction. [✓/X]
  66. B) Your accuracy will be greatly reduced. [✓/X]
  67. C) You may injure yourself or others. [✓/X]
  68. D) All of the above. [✓][/indent]
  69.  
  70. [b](4.7)[/b]You go out for some drinks with some friends after work, and you later realize you’ve been carrying your licensed firearm for the duration of the night. What should you do?
  71. [indent=5]A) Notify the SACSO Weapon Licensing Unit and get further instructions. [✓/X]
  72. B) Hand the firearm to a trusted friend so the incident does not occur again. [✓/X]
  73. C) Keep the firearm in storage while you deal with the issue. [✓]
  74. D) Do nothing. You did not hurt anyone. [✓/X][/indent]
  75.  
  76. [b](4.8)[/b] Your doctor has prescribed you a new course of medicine and you are unsure if you are safe to operate a firearm while taking it. What should you do?
  77. [indent=5]A) Take only half of the usual dose. [✓/X]
  78. B) Take more time to load, aim, and fire your weapon. [✓/X]
  79. C) Practice after taking your medicine to see the impact. [✓/X]
  80. D) Speak to your doctor or the SACSO Emergency Services Unit to find out more. [✓][/indent]
  81.  
  82. [b](4.9)[/b] You are on your way to the firing range when a small argument with another driver leaves you upset. What is the most appropriate thing to do in this situation?
  83. [indent=5]A) Continue to the shooting range and continue as planned. [✓/X]
  84. B) Take a short break to calm down before handling your firearm. [✓]
  85. C) Go for a drink at a local bar instead of to the shooting range. [✓/X]
  86. D) You are annoyed – continue to think about the incident that occurred. [✓/X][/indent]
  87.  
  88. [b](4.10)[/b] You have just bought your first licensed firearm and plan to store it at your house. What precautions must be taken?
  89. [indent=5]A) The ammo and firearm should be stored separately. [✓/X]
  90. B) The firearm and all subsequent parts should be stored in a secure, safe place. [✓]
  91. C) You must notify all house guests that there is a firearm stored in the house. [✓/X]
  92. D) The firearm should be kept out of sight and reach of children. [✓/X][/indent]
  93.  
  94. [b](4.11)[/b] One day, your friend asks you to look after their licensed weapon for 'a few days' – They do not provide any documentation alongside the firearm. What should you do?
  95. [indent=5]A) As you have your license, take the firearm, and store it in your house. [✓/X]
  96. B) Refuse. The situation could put you at risk on legal grounds. [✓/X]
  97. C) Refuse, and notify the SACSO Weapon Licensing Unit of the situation. [✓]
  98. D) None of the above. [✓/X][/indent]
  99.  
  100. [b](4.12)[/b] You fear a friend may be using their license for illegal purposes. What should you do?
  101. [indent=5]A) Immediately notify the SACSO. [✓/X]
  102. B) Immediately notify the SACSO Weapon Licensing Unit. [✓]
  103. C) Talk to your friend and talk them out of it if your fear is true. [✓/X]
  104. D) Do nothing. It is none of your business. [✓/X][/indent]
  105.  
  106. [b](4.13)[/b] Which of the following will help you improve your handgun skills?
  107. [indent=5]A) Practicing the grip, the draw, and sighted dry fire with snap caps. [✓]
  108. B) Practicing at the range once every month or as often as possible. [✓/X]
  109. C) Using the same bullet weight and power as your carry loads. [✓/X]
  110. D) All of the above. [✓/X][/indent]
  111.  
  112. [b](4.14)[/b]When the shooting starts, you should do which of the following?
  113. [indent=5]A) Get into a weaver stance. [✓/X]
  114. B) Go for a head shot. [✓/X]
  115. C) Fire as fast as possible in the direction of the assailant. [✓/X]
  116. D) Seek cover. [✓][/indent]
  117.  
  118. [b](4.15)[/b] What are some firearm rules that the San Andreas County Sheriffs Office outline?
  119. [indent=5]A) Shotguns and Rifles may only be used for hunting in forestall areas. [✓]
  120. B) Firearms are never to be used for anything apart from hunting. [✓/X]
  121. C) You are able to shoot anyone who poses a threat to you or someone who scares you. [✓/X]
  122. D) You may conceal carry automatic rifles within a duffle bag. [✓/X][/indent]
  123.  
  124. [b](4.16)[/b] If you shoot someone, which of the following might you expect?
  125. [indent=5]A) To withhold any statements without your attorney present. [✓/X]
  126. B) To undergo a criminal investigation. [✓]
  127. C) To be the defendant in a ruinous civil suit. [✓/X]
  128. D) All of the above. [✓/X][/indent]
  129.  
  130. [b](4.17)[/b] Which of the following situations are OK for handgun carry?
  131. [indent=5]A) When just under the blood alcohol level legal to drive. [✓/X]
  132. B) When taking over the counter or prescription drugs that impair. [✓/X]
  133. C) When fatigued, emotionally upset, or distracted. [✓/X]
  134. D) None of the above. [✓][/indent]
  135.  
  136. [b](4.18)[/b] In which of the following situations is a person prohibited from carry?
  137. [indent=5]A) A felon or a person convicted of a violent crime. [✓/X]
  138. B) Federal buildings, capitol area, courthouses, school buildings and activities. [✓/X]
  139. C) Private business establishments that post "guns banned" signs. [✓/X]
  140. D) All of the above. [✓][/indent]
  141.  
  142. [b](4.19)[/b] Which of the following are Basic Firearm Handling Rules:
  143. [indent=5]A) Treat all firearms as if they are loaded. [✓]
  144. B) Always keep your finger on the trigger [✓/X]
  145. C) You should never tell a Sheriff is you are carrying a firearm. [✓/X]
  146. D) You should always hip fire, without aiming down the sights. [✓/X][/indent]
  147.  
  148. [b](4.20)[/b] A weapon should be considered loaded at all times. Which safety rules should you always follow?
  149. [indent=5]A) Keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction. [✓/X]
  150. B) Keep your finger out of the trigger guard. [✓/X]
  151. C) Check to verify the loaded or unloaded condition of the firearm. [✓/X]
  152. D) All of the above. [✓][/indent][/spoiler][/legend]
  153.  
  154. [legend=#8B4513| Section V - Scenarios |]#FFFFF[b](5.1)[/b] [b][i]A girl is running out of a house and says her boyfriend is trying to attack her with a baseball bat. a minute later the boyfriend runs outside with the baseball bat and approach the woman that stands near you in an aggresive manner, what would you do?[/i][/b]
  155. The first thing I would do is notify SACSO and try to get an deputy to my location as soon as possible. After doing that I would then try to persuade the male to refrain from using the baseball or even swinging towards the female beside me. If he continues to approach us I will continue to tell him to go back inside his house and put the baseball down, however, if he continues and then proceeds to attack either myself or the female next to me I will have no choice but to withdraw my firearm in order to protect both myself and female next to me.
  156.  
  157. [b](5.2)[/b] [b][i]It is the middle of the day, you walk towards the bank and you noticed a deputy sheriff fighting a suspect on the ground and trying to cuff him, suddenly the suspect reaches for the deputy firearm and unholster it putting the cop in a very close gunpoint, what would you do and how will you act?[/i][/b]
  158. Firstly I would do is notify SACSO regarding the matter in order to provide the deputy with some form of backup or assistance. Once I've done that I would then proceed to find some form of protection or cover in order to protect myself from being harmed during the situation. If the backup doesn't arrive in time to help the duty I would then proceed to withdraw my firearm providing that the suspect still has an aim on the deputy. If by the chance the deputy was shot by the suspect I would no choice but to then and there neutralize the suspect to prevent the deputy from being killed.
  159.  
  160. [b](5.3)[/b] [b][i]You are on your way to the city hall to get your paycheck when suddenly a couple of gang members from across the street open fire on each other, there are no civilians in the area at that time, what will you do?[/i][/b]
  161. Since there are no civilians involved I wouldn't be required to withdraw my firearm but I would get into cover to prevent me from being hit from the crossfire from the shooters near the location. After I'm in cover I would notify the SACSO so that they would get units to the location so they can neutralize the threats.
  162.  
  163. [b](5.4)[/b] [b][i]It is mid-afternoon and you walk down to your local convenient store to collect your groceries. As you are shopping for your goods, you notice a female walk in with a balaclava on, and a shotgun brandished. You realize that you left your firearm locked away at home. What would you do in this scenario?[/i][/b]
  164. Firstly since I'm unarmed there isn't much I can do to prevent the suspect from shooting or robbing the local convenient store but I will ensure that I call the SACSO providing that I'm in an area where she isn't able to see me remove my telephone as she may or may not turn her attention to me and possibly even shoot me instead for notifying the Police regarding the matter. Once I've notified the SACSO I will proceed to then remain hidden until help has arrived or depending on the on how close I am to the suspect possibly use some form of an object in the shop to stun or subdue the suspect in a way for the time until the SACSO arrives.
  165.  
  166. [b](5.5)[/b] [b][i]It is late at night, and you have just finished your shift at work when you decide to walk home due to the pleasant warmth of the night. As you are roaming the streets, a hooded man approaches you with a small firearm and demands your possession, and your firearm that is holstered on your hip. There is a 10 meter distance between you and the robber. What would you do in this scenario?[/i][/b]
  167. Unfortunately, due to the short distance that we are away from each other, I may no choice subdue myself and give my possession over to the robber to prevent myself from killed or being shot. However, if the robber doesn't steal my phone or he does I would get into contact with the SACSO weapon license unit to have notified about the matter but if push comes to shove and I'm given the advantage over the suspect by any chance I would withdraw my firearm and do as necessary to stop the perp from stealing my belongings and then notify SACSO and the local FD.[/legend]
  168.  
  169. [legend=#8B4513| Section VI - Declaration of Liability |]#FFFFF[quote]It is the responsibility of the San Andreas County Sheriffs Office to include a background check of all applicants for a firearm permit. This check could involve interviews with family members, neighbors, or co-workers, past and present. This check will include a check of your mental and physical well being both now and in the past. The law allows us to check complete criminal history, which includes local, state, and federal checks. Your signature below allows us to search any and all sources which contain information that would allow complete and accurate background investigation.
  170.  
  171. I also certify that all information on my firearm permit, and on this background information sheet, is true and accurate, knowing that any falsified information could disqualify me from obtaining the permit.
  172.  
  173. I also certify that the San Andreas County Sheriffs Office has the right to revoke my Personal Firearm Permit for any circumstance, with legal authority. If I fail to abide by state laws, or any regulations and protocols that are set out by the San Andreas County Sheriffs Office, I hereby consent to the revocation of my Personal Firearm Permit.
  174.  
  175. (( I also certify that the San Andreas County Sheriffs Office has the right to revoke my Personal Firearm Permit with a valid Out of Character reason. ))
  176.  
  177. I hereby release the San Andreas County Sheriffs Office and its employees from any and all liability arising from the above search for information. I have read and understood the statements under this declaration and authorize the sheriffs to conduct an extensive background investigation.[/quote]
  178. [b]Signature:[/b]
  179. [b]Date:[/b][/legend]
  180.  
  181. [legend=#8B4513| ((Section VII - Out of Character Information)) |]#FFFFF[b](7.1) RCRP Master Account Name:[/b] Answer Here
  182. [b](7.2) RCRP Forum Name:[/b] Answer Here
  183.  
  184. [b](7.3) Account Names:[/b]
  185. [list][*]Name 1
  186. [*]Name 2
  187. [*]Name 3
  188. [*]Name 4[/list]
  189. [b](7.4) Level 3+ Character (/stats):[/b]
  190.  
  191. [spoiler=(7.4.1) Attachment][img]-[/img][/spoiler]
  192. [size=85]* Note that the character you are applying with must be at least level three.[/size]
  193.  
  194. [b](7.5) Have you ever applied for a firearm permit before?:[/b] Yes / No
  195.  
  196. [b](7.5.1) If yes, what happened to your previous firearm permit?:[/b] Answer Here
  197.  
  198. [b](7.6) Do you agree to the firearm permit protocols laid out in [url=https://so.redcountyrp.com/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=1475]this[/url] thread:[/b]
  199.  
  200. Yes / No
  201.  
  202. [b](7.7) Do you agree that the Weapon Licensing Unit Command Team, SACSO Command Staff, and SACSO Executive Staff reserve the revoke your firearm permit at any time, for any reason, whether it is IC or OOC?:[/b]
  203.  
  204. Yes / No[/legend]
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