Ben Blake

It was a courthouse long before BCR claimed it. I'll defend it to my last breath, varmint!

As much as my character gets a little warm in Bone County, he's not running around with no clothes on ser.

Question 1: What is Ben's favourite item of clothing?

Full name: BlueGlassesGuy Comment: Congress has spoken. It will be interesting to see how this progresses as a criminal investigation.

How about the opposite? SAPD get wind of a large drug transport taking place and have to intercept

Everyone's a bit too trigger-happy but expects someone else to take their finger off first. This might sound a bit wacko but could we try half an hour on the server one day where all ranged weapons (including the taser and beanbag) are removed? (If this is easily manageable in the script) Just...to see how people interact

Top RP though, gunning someone down to revive them

No, the lack of loss when you die promotes death-matching. If people prefer to die than be arrested then there's a problem. The suggestions are to reduce the amount of time people die. > Go in shootout, don't lose anything. OR > Turn yourself in, do some roleplay but get items taken. No quips about volunteers please, that's already addressed in the suggestion list above as a counter-balance.

Looks good to me.

Yes!

Hmm maybe if turfs were removed it'd stop the super-groups of criminals gathering.

Fucking Yes. He took it as an opportunity to take a potshot at a cop because he'd prefer to shoot someone in this instance instead of role-play or get out of there. Same goes for players who blatantly choose to run down a player on foot and claim it is lag. Wouldn't have done it to his friend, so why do it to some random cop who appears. ..Because he thought he was being clever but really he was being a moron.

Ben at the Fort Carson County Courthouse - Inspiration taken from the old Cochise County Courthouse in Tombstone, Arizona. Benjamin J. Blake Benjamin Blake spent his formative years growing up in the small town of Las Payasadas, Bone County. Travelling to Fort Carson to visit family was often a great source of fun, and Ben would run to visit the old Fort Carson Courthouse near the centre of town as often as he could. Sometimes he would roleplay a Sheriff guarding the court, and other times he'd sit at the Bench imagining what it would be like to be a Judge. He aspired to travel, and chose to study a long way from home completing a degree in American Case and Statute Law, graduating in 1997 with an Honours Degree from University College London, making the Dean's list as a commendee and receiving the Faculty Medal. The first year after graduating was tough; studying American Case and Statute Law made for limited job opportunities in the UK so Ben finally chose to take a change in career direction, applying for the City of London Police Academy. He aced the academy, although instructors all noted: "Ben's flair for unauthorised headdress is a discouraging sign". That headdress, of course, was the fedora; An item you will not now often see him without. Obtaining a visa to study in the United States, Ben took a one year sabbatical from his services in London City to complete the LL.M. programme at the University of Arizona, making him eligible to complete the State Bar of Arizona examination. He did not immediately seek employment following his second graduation, and returned to London to progress within the City of London Police. Ben spent a a long stint with the Mounted Section, before ending his career with London as an Inspector in 2007 after a surprising offer to join the law offices of the Cochise County Superior Court in South Bisbee, Arizona. This was a curious and unintentional reference to the old courthouse in Fort Carson, where Ben would play as a child; A courthouse which was famously modelled on the old Cochise County Courthouse in Tombstone. He took this as a sign from a higher power, and persevered with further studies whilst full time on the bar, representing primarily pro-bono clients. His efforts soon bore fruit, and in 2011 Ben was invited to the Bench as a Magistrate Judge for the presiding judge of the Cochise Court. In 2016, after 5 year tenure, Ben chose to leave and, for reasons unknown to anybody but himself, stood for election to successfully become the 25th Cochise County Sheriff. When asked in later interviews, he would simply say: "The true reason for that, I'd prefer to keep under my hat!" The Sheriff's tenure in Cochise County runs for 4 years, but after hearing of issues closer to home Ben chose not to run for re-election in 2020. Instead, he packed his bags, hat in hand, and travelled the road less travelled to San Andreas State. Upon his arrival, he quickly joined the San Andreas Police Department. Shortly after his arrival, there became a need for a new District Judge for the First Judicial District Court of San Andreas. Word spread that Ben had recently joined the State from Cochise County, and he was invited once again to the Bench; This time, by Associate Justice of the United States, Arslan Carter, on behalf of the Supreme Court. When asked for memorable quotes from the interview, The Honourable A. Carter recited just 7 of Ben's words: "The law has no prejudice, Your Honour". Ben presides to this day and, of course, he still wears his fedora. Benjamin J. Blake LL.M. LL.B. United States Federal District Judge Retired Sheriff of Cochise County Sheriff's Office

Sad to hear your property has a gas leak. I hope you get a gas engineer in to fix it soon.

Any stats to see how much of that activity was done by cops?

Username: BlueGlassesGuy Comment: Fake news!

Username: BlueGlassesGuy Comment: Legend has it he watched laughing as his City Hall and people burnt

Username: BlueGlassesGuy Comment: Felt cute, might delete later

Replying to Capitalistnigga666: Username: NastyHobbit622 Comment: ...said the vicar to the nun, hurrhurr

Welcome to San Andreas!

Username: Batman Comment: I'm batman