Well 60 days is not too horrible considering. I loved the whole scene. It was well done. Looking forward to the new Adventures of Mandy & Pizza. Well done Rachael.
Excellent scene as always, Fire. Here is a bit of uslesss GTA facts. the apartment you were in in the city by mission row is the exact same interior as Niko/Roman Bellic's apartment in Liberty City.
Good scene 👏 now Mandy has a dog. Will see future scenes of dog protects owner from criminal, dog gets help for owner in accident, or dog and owner help someone in need. Only time will tell. 👍😻💙
I don't blame Mandy for how she handled the situation tbh. Honestly if this happened irl (which yes I know it does unfortunately happen) I don't think any decent human being wouldn't have done the same thing
If it had been me I would have dropped it down to Citation in loo of arrest for leaving the scene of a crime and chalk up the rest to self defense. Also did they ever Mirandize you? Still great scene. =^.^=
Whoever's reading this, i pray that whatever you're going through gets better and whatever you're struggling with or worrying about is going to be fine and that everyone has a fantastic day! Amen
Cool scene! She got lucky to walk away from that. She went onto someone else's property and started a fight, and ended up killing someone. Before she involved herself in the situation, there was no threat to her life or that of another person. Depending on the exact details of local laws, a prosecutor might have had a lot to work with, and depending on the jury and how good her defence attorney was, she could easily have been convicted of murder or at least manslaughter. Not that that would have been the morally right outcome, but in many jurisdictions, a strict application of the laws could have put her in prison for a very long time. Much would depend on the prosecutor and the officers who dealt with the situation. In fact, if the fight had gone the other way and she had been the one killed, he could have argued that she was trespassing on his property and assaulted him, and he was just defending himself. He would have wanted to keep quiet about the fact that he pulled a gun in the first place, but if he claimed that she saw his gun in the fight and grabbed it away, forcing him to use the bat to defend himself, it would have been very difficult to prove otherwise, and he likely would not have been convicted.
Technically life of another can include animals... the guy in this case was kicking the crap out of the dog, its life was at risk and that would provide legal justification to step in.
@@Firekitten_official Probably depends on local laws. That might be sufficient in some cases. But a serious legal risk for someone contemplating similar action in real life.
Well 60 days is not too horrible considering. I loved the whole scene. It was well done. Looking forward to the new Adventures of Mandy & Pizza. Well done Rachael.
"I aint scared of you lady" *pap pap pap*
Excellent scene as always, Fire. Here is a bit of uslesss GTA facts. the apartment you were in in the city by mission row is the exact same interior as Niko/Roman Bellic's apartment in Liberty City.
Yup, it is indeed, its ported from GTA IV :)
It is so good seeing Mandy. Nice shooting.
Good scene 👏 now Mandy has a dog. Will see future scenes of dog protects owner from criminal, dog gets help for owner in accident, or dog and owner help someone in need. Only time will tell. 👍😻💙
I love watching your videos but you have so many different characters I wish that each character had their own playlist
I don't blame Mandy for how she handled the situation tbh. Honestly if this happened irl (which yes I know it does unfortunately happen) I don't think any decent human being wouldn't have done the same thing
love the video
If it had been me I would have dropped it down to Citation in loo of arrest for leaving the scene of a crime and chalk up the rest to self defense. Also did they ever Mirandize you?
Still great scene. =^.^=
Funnily enough we don't have leaving the scene of a crime as a criminal charge.
@@Firekitten_official Some states are different on laws. Oh well. LOL
Rip the Queen 👑
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Whoever's reading this, i pray that whatever you're going through gets better and whatever you're struggling with or worrying about is going to be fine and that everyone has a fantastic day! Amen
Interviewed by a poker dealer and a cattle auctioneer lol
Quite lol
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Rachel at 29:26 u kinda frp u still had the knife on u but ay lil stabby stabby never hurt anyone
It’s not frp, I don’t “have” it, it’s just in my inventory
@@Firekitten_official fair
Cool scene!
She got lucky to walk away from that. She went onto someone else's property and started a fight, and ended up killing someone. Before she involved herself in the situation, there was no threat to her life or that of another person. Depending on the exact details of local laws, a prosecutor might have had a lot to work with, and depending on the jury and how good her defence attorney was, she could easily have been convicted of murder or at least manslaughter.
Not that that would have been the morally right outcome, but in many jurisdictions, a strict application of the laws could have put her in prison for a very long time. Much would depend on the prosecutor and the officers who dealt with the situation.
In fact, if the fight had gone the other way and she had been the one killed, he could have argued that she was trespassing on his property and assaulted him, and he was just defending himself. He would have wanted to keep quiet about the fact that he pulled a gun in the first place, but if he claimed that she saw his gun in the fight and grabbed it away, forcing him to use the bat to defend himself, it would have been very difficult to prove otherwise, and he likely would not have been convicted.
Technically life of another can include animals... the guy in this case was kicking the crap out of the dog, its life was at risk and that would provide legal justification to step in.
@@Firekitten_official Probably depends on local laws. That might be sufficient in some cases. But a serious legal risk for someone contemplating similar action in real life.
Hey fire how are you doing
Mam, how would it look if we had empathy. That's not even in our job description. We are only supposed to trump up charges. - ARP Cops
I mean Both had empathy, but their perspective was entirely justified in that they do have a job....
Hey there, have you thought of bringing SCPs to your server.
I believe you would do a much better job of it than the other GTA roleplayers that have done it.
No, we don't do scifi stuff here sorry.
About 1 day late to this but most likely it would be a. No. Not concerning fires comment just no.
hi
Hi