IF you are arrested on the street and you follow the police officers instructions to get in the vehicle and you get taken to the police department then only the police officer gets rewarded.
Why should the criminal get a full sentence if he cooperated?
If you get escorted you should only have to pay the 4.000$ bail and then get released, it just seems unfair.
Nobody can escape their sins, everyone gets punished whether it takes a day or an eternity.
You can change who you are, but you cannot run from yourself.
In this case u serve less jail time.
Which is the point serve less jail time for cooperation which would take time to get to pd but not as serving jail time
it should depend on your crime
but i'm agree with you, you should get awarded too for cooperating. +1
Agreed. With the amount of time it takes (likely more than their sentence) for a cop to drive a suspect back to the PD, there is no incentive for criminals to follow a cop back to the PD.
This would benefit both cops and criminals, giving lower-rank cops the opportunity to gain more exp and criminals the opportunity to avoid longer sentences. It would also help reduce the "us vs them" toxicity between criminals and cops as there are more opportunities to communicate and play together despite being on opposite teams.
If taking criminals back to the PD is used more often, this could also give criminals a new activity - breaking a suspect out of custody during transport. Lockpicks could be required to break out of the handcuffs.
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Good suggestion, cooperating should benefit both sides indeed