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Date and time of the event: 4/06/2025. The time will be decided depending on the availability of curators.
The organisation that is conducting the event is LSPD
Event details:
The scene opens during an internal affairs (IA) meeting at LSPD headquarters, where officers are reviewing employee activity logs. During the review, they notice prolonged inactivity from one of their Division Heads of Department (DHOD). Attempts to contact him go unanswered.
Concerned, a small team of officers visits his residence. After knocking with no response, they question neighbours, only for one officer to spot a blood trail leading from the front steps. They immediately notify Dispatch and breach the home. Inside, they discover a horrifying scene: the DHOD and his entire family have been murdered.
The case is escalated instantly. Senior officials are briefed, and the CID arrives to secure the scene, document evidence, and begin the investigation. Due to the complexity of the crime, all top detectives from across San Andreas are summoned to the Capitol’s meeting room.
Teams of three are formed, and each group receives a detailed case file, including:
• Victim profiles
• Last known whereabouts
• Time of death
• Initial clues
• A suspect list
Clues are hidden across 3–5 marked investigation zones. Detective teams must:
• Visit crime scenes to gather additional evidence
• Interrogate witnesses and potential suspects
• Analyse forensic and circumstantial evidence
• Collaborate and compile a comprehensive final report before the time limit ends
Meanwhile, criminal organisations (gangs) become aware of the ongoing investigation. Using inside information leaked by a corrupt LSPD officer (the mole), they attempt to sabotage the detectives by ambushing them, disrupting evidence gathering, and ultimately trying to eliminate the investigative teams.
Role of Each Organisation Involved:
LSPD (Los Santos Police Department):
• Main organiser and lead law enforcement agency.
• Secures the crime scene, manages event flow, assigns detective teams, and provides the case file.
• Judges final reports and declares the winners.
CID (Criminal Investigation Division):
• Handles forensic analysis and advanced evidence processing.
• Collects clues such as DNA and fingerprints.
• Supports interrogations and provides technical intelligence to detective teams.
EMS (Emergency Medical Services):
• Provides a detailed post-mortem report.
• Offers medical insights and responds to any injuries during the event.
Gangs (Criminal Side):
• Sabotage the investigation by interfering with detectives.
• Coordinate with a mole (corrupt cop) to gather insider information.
• Aim to eliminate all distractions or delay the investigation past the deadline.
Government:
• Coordinates with media (LI) who receive information and gather at the Capitol.
• Hosts the official press conference at the Capitol’s meeting room during the event.
• Provides a conference room for detectives to gather, discuss, and review evidence.
Other organisations involved: EMS, FIB, GOV
Vehicles/weapons needed:
Jugular and AR Weapons + Ammo for Detectives
Sultan Classic and AR Weapons + Ammo for gangs
Admin Requirements:
• Assist with setting up the venue, spawn vehicles/weapons as needed
• Monitor combat interactions between gangs and detectives, ensuring fairness and preventing abuse
• Manage and reveal clues at appropriate times, ensuring teams receive case files and updates fairly
Rules of the event:
All participants must stay in character and maintain realistic roleplay throughout the event.
Teams must collaborate respectfully; no griefing or sabotaging fellow participants.
Violence is allowed only in designated scenarios (gang sabotage or self-defence).
Teams must submit their final reports within the given time frame. Late submissions will not be considered.
How is the event won?
The team that submits their final report before the timer ends will receive $400,000. Other participants who survive will receive $10,000 for participation. If the gangs manage to execute all detectives or the detectives fail to submit their report on time, the gangs will receive $400,000.
Prize for the winner:
The winning team will get $400,000
Screenshots of the venue:
https://ibb.co/Jj81hG0D and another venue for clues to be shared at the time of the event, and will be shared with curators directly to prevent cheating
Map Location of the venue:
https://ibb.co/jkvcgDNm and another venue for clues to be shared at the time of the event, and will be shared with curators directly to prevent cheating
The organisation that is conducting the event is LSPD
Event details:
The scene opens during an internal affairs (IA) meeting at LSPD headquarters, where officers are reviewing employee activity logs. During the review, they notice prolonged inactivity from one of their Division Heads of Department (DHOD). Attempts to contact him go unanswered.
Concerned, a small team of officers visits his residence. After knocking with no response, they question neighbours, only for one officer to spot a blood trail leading from the front steps. They immediately notify Dispatch and breach the home. Inside, they discover a horrifying scene: the DHOD and his entire family have been murdered.
The case is escalated instantly. Senior officials are briefed, and the CID arrives to secure the scene, document evidence, and begin the investigation. Due to the complexity of the crime, all top detectives from across San Andreas are summoned to the Capitol’s meeting room.
Teams of three are formed, and each group receives a detailed case file, including:
• Victim profiles
• Last known whereabouts
• Time of death
• Initial clues
• A suspect list
Clues are hidden across 3–5 marked investigation zones. Detective teams must:
• Visit crime scenes to gather additional evidence
• Interrogate witnesses and potential suspects
• Analyse forensic and circumstantial evidence
• Collaborate and compile a comprehensive final report before the time limit ends
Meanwhile, criminal organisations (gangs) become aware of the ongoing investigation. Using inside information leaked by a corrupt LSPD officer (the mole), they attempt to sabotage the detectives by ambushing them, disrupting evidence gathering, and ultimately trying to eliminate the investigative teams.
Role of Each Organisation Involved:
LSPD (Los Santos Police Department):
• Main organiser and lead law enforcement agency.
• Secures the crime scene, manages event flow, assigns detective teams, and provides the case file.
• Judges final reports and declares the winners.
CID (Criminal Investigation Division):
• Handles forensic analysis and advanced evidence processing.
• Collects clues such as DNA and fingerprints.
• Supports interrogations and provides technical intelligence to detective teams.
EMS (Emergency Medical Services):
• Provides a detailed post-mortem report.
• Offers medical insights and responds to any injuries during the event.
Gangs (Criminal Side):
• Sabotage the investigation by interfering with detectives.
• Coordinate with a mole (corrupt cop) to gather insider information.
• Aim to eliminate all distractions or delay the investigation past the deadline.
Government:
• Coordinates with media (LI) who receive information and gather at the Capitol.
• Hosts the official press conference at the Capitol’s meeting room during the event.
• Provides a conference room for detectives to gather, discuss, and review evidence.
Other organisations involved: EMS, FIB, GOV
Vehicles/weapons needed:
Jugular and AR Weapons + Ammo for Detectives
Sultan Classic and AR Weapons + Ammo for gangs
Admin Requirements:
• Assist with setting up the venue, spawn vehicles/weapons as needed
• Monitor combat interactions between gangs and detectives, ensuring fairness and preventing abuse
• Manage and reveal clues at appropriate times, ensuring teams receive case files and updates fairly
Rules of the event:
All participants must stay in character and maintain realistic roleplay throughout the event.
Teams must collaborate respectfully; no griefing or sabotaging fellow participants.
Violence is allowed only in designated scenarios (gang sabotage or self-defence).
Teams must submit their final reports within the given time frame. Late submissions will not be considered.
How is the event won?
The team that submits their final report before the timer ends will receive $400,000. Other participants who survive will receive $10,000 for participation. If the gangs manage to execute all detectives or the detectives fail to submit their report on time, the gangs will receive $400,000.
Prize for the winner:
The winning team will get $400,000
Screenshots of the venue:
https://ibb.co/Jj81hG0D and another venue for clues to be shared at the time of the event, and will be shared with curators directly to prevent cheating
Map Location of the venue:
https://ibb.co/jkvcgDNm and another venue for clues to be shared at the time of the event, and will be shared with curators directly to prevent cheating
