Erm Lockpick

[Sneak]

Make it show if a PK'd player had a Lockpick in their hands at the time of their death during forensics. Allows for legal defensive kills with solid evidence of it being in defense of one's property

[handsome]

how could u tell that 

[Sneak]

2 minutes ago, handsome said:

how could u tell that 

So basically they die... With a lockpick in their hand.  It'd still be in their hand when the cop comes.

[handsome]

46 minutes ago, Sneak said:

So basically they die... With a lockpick in their hand.  It'd still be in their hand when the cop comes.

so why cant i take it

[VastGuner]

Pretty sure it would still be murder anyways killing a lockpicker isnt self defense 

[KingJewMonaclu]

You guys do realize that if you call the police and say it's self defense we usually won't prosecute you, right?

[Logan]

1 hour ago, KingJewMonaclu said:

You guys do realize that if you call the police and say it's self defense we usually won't prosecute you, right?

Not all the time people have still been prosecuted for actual self-defence before

[Omerta]

Showing if someone had a weapon out, had shot a weapon, had lockpicks, etc. would be good. It's called FORENSICS. Tells you what the person was doing when they died just as much as how they died. Gives you a clear idea of what happened and why. Which is supposed to be the point of an investigation...

[Z67H]

There are many times I’ve seen a person call 911 saying it was self defense and they get arrested for it still

[Greenghost_906]

There’s a difference between arrested and prosecuted. The self-report can most likely lead to the cuffs being slapped on, either due to patrol incompetence or an experienced officer being overzealous, but you won’t get convicted if it actually was. The DA’s office likely won’t charge you, and if they do they’re wasting their time. There is no way you couldn’t possible create a reasonable doubt when you are innocent.

Edited February 26 by Greenghost_906