Rules for Conducting a Raid at the Central Market
These rules apply to all employees of the FIB and Police involved in activities aimed at identifying illegal weapon trafficking among civilians, as well as detecting government employees who sell state property (weapons).
- General Provisions
1.1. There are two types of raids: planned and unplanned.
1.2. Only the FIB and Police have the authority to conduct raids.
1.3. Use of firearms at the CM is strictly prohibited (except in self-defense).
1.4. The minimum ranks required to participate in a raid: FIB Agent (Rank 3) and Police Lieutenant (Rank 5).
1.5. Violators caught selling weapons at the CM may be charged under Articles 3.2 and 11.2 of the Criminal Code. The armed criminal activity article applies to civilians, while the sale of state property article applies to employees of Police and FIB.
1.6. It is strictly prohibited to disclose information about the special operation to anyone except its participants.
- Planned Raid
2.1. A planned raid is a prearranged special operation led by the raid leader to identify illegal arms trafficking. It differs from an unplanned raid by its larger scale.
2.2. Only FIB Inspectors, Deputy Chiefs, Chiefs, and Police Lieutenant Colonels or Colonels may lead a raid.
2.3. All employees participating in the operation must strictly follow the orders of the raid leader and their assistants.
2.4. During the raid, FIB and Police employees must inspect/search everyone within the CM area at the time of the operation.
2.5. All individuals detained during the raid must be delivered to the nearest Police station.
2.6. Several undercover agents must be deployed for reconnaissance prior to the raid.
2.7. If a government employee is found selling weapons at the CM, the raid leader must dismiss them with placement on the Global BL. For members of the Army, the information must be passed on to the Lieutenant Colonel/Colonel of the Army.
2.8. The minimum number of employees required to conduct a raid is 5.
2.9. Police and FIB must conduct at least one planned raid per day.
- Approximate Procedure for a Planned Raid
3.1. The raid leader sets the time and place of assembly.
3.2. The raid leader presents the raid plan and briefs all participating employees.
3.3. The raid leader verifies readiness. If necessary, they may remove any employee from the operation without stating a reason.
3.4. Upon arrival at the CM, a public announcement must be made through a loudspeaker ordering all civilians to remain in place.
3.5. The special unit must conduct searches at the location of each detention.
3.6. All detained individuals must be transported to the nearest Police station for placement in the detention facility.
- Unplanned Raid
4.1. An unplanned raid is an independent activity carried out by a Police or FIB employee to identify illegal weapon trafficking. It differs from a planned raid in that the employee is authorized to conduct the inspection alone.
4.2. The employee must not be in official uniform during the raid.
4.3. The employee must arrive at the CM using a vehicle.
4.4. The employee may reveal their identity and show Police or FIB documents only after confirming illegal weapon trafficking.
4.5. The employee may arrest a player while out of uniform during the raid.
- Punishments
5.1. Avoiding an RP situation (CM raid) | 30-minute jail.
5.2. DM during the raid | 90-minute jail.
5.3. Mass deathmatching during a raid | Account warning.
5.4. Flooding during a raid | 20-minute chat mute.
5.5. Animation canceling | 30-minute jail.
5.6. Violation of any raid rule by Police/FIB employee | 60-minute jail.