> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://new-legion-rp-la.gitbook.io/newlegionrp/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://new-legion-rp-la.gitbook.io/newlegionrp/government-rp/iii.-ems-roleplay.md). # III. EMS Roleplay These guidelines define the expected conduct for both Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) and civilians within the city during EMS-related scenarios. All interactions must be preceded by appropriate roleplay. Any violations of these rules should be reported via the established channels (e.g., whitelist job report, player report ticket). **Disclaimer:** All interactions between EMTs and civilians must be preceded by meaningful roleplay. **I. Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Conduct** **A. Permitted Actions:** * **Communication with PD:** EMTs are required to communicate with the Police Department (PD) when encountering individuals with visible high-powered weapons or other signs of criminal activity. They are also required to report any criminal activity occurring within the hospital. * **Scene Prioritization:** EMTs may prioritize the treatment and transport of law enforcement officers (LEOs) at active crime scenes. * **On-Scene Revivals (Limited):** EMTs may perform on-scene revivals for non-violent injuries, such as those resulting from dehydration, starvation, or vehicle accidents. * **Blacklisting:** EMTs may blacklist gangs or individuals who threaten their safety or engage in violence against them. **B. Prohibited Actions:** * **Active Combat Zones:** EMTs are prohibited from entering active combat zones (e.g., ongoing gang wars). They must evacuate the scene immediately if active shooting occurs and await clearance from PD before returning. * **Stretcher Misuse:** EMTs are prohibited from driving vehicles while holding a stretcher. * **On-Scene Revivals (Severe Injuries):** EMTs are prohibited from performing on-scene revivals for victims of gunshot wounds or other violent crimes. **II. Civilian and Criminal Conduct** **A. Permitted Actions:** * **Scene Management:** Civilians and criminals may request that EMS leave a crime scene, such as a cop shootout, and not pick up bodies. * **Threats (Limited):** Civilians and criminals may threaten EMS to revive someone with non-severe injuries. **B. Prohibited Actions:** * **Violence Against EMS (Blacklist):** Civilians and criminals are prohibited from shooting at or harming EMS personnel for refusing to pick up bodies due to a blacklist. * **Violence Against EMS (Severe Injuries):** Civilians and criminals are prohibited from shooting at or harming EMS personnel for refusing to revive someone on the scene due to severe injuries. **III. Amendments:** * These rules are subject to change. ### Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Roleplay Guidelines These guidelines define the expected conduct for both Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) and civilians within the city during EMS-related scenarios. All interactions must be preceded by appropriate roleplay. Any violations of these rules should be reported via the established channels (e.g., whitelist job report, player report ticket). **Disclaimer:** All interactions between EMTs and civilians must be preceded by meaningful roleplay. **I. Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Conduct** **A. Permitted Actions:** * **Communication with PD:** EMTs are required to communicate with the Police Department (PD) when encountering individuals with visible high-powered weapons or other signs of criminal activity. They are also required to report any criminal activity occurring within the hospital. * **Scene Prioritization:** EMTs may prioritize the treatment and transport of law enforcement officers (LEOs) at active crime scenes. * **On-Scene Revivals (Limited):** EMTs may perform on-scene revivals for non-violent injuries, such as those resulting from dehydration, starvation, or vehicle accidents. * **Blacklisting:** EMTs may blacklist gangs or individuals who threaten their safety or engage in violence against them. **B. Prohibited Actions:** * **Active Combat Zones:** EMTs are prohibited from entering active combat zones (e.g., ongoing gang wars). They must evacuate the scene immediately if active shooting occurs and await clearance from PD before returning. * **Stretcher Misuse:** EMTs are prohibited from driving vehicles while holding a stretcher. * **On-Scene Revivals (Severe Injuries):** EMTs are prohibited from performing on-scene revivals for victims of gunshot wounds or other violent crimes. **II. Civilian and Criminal Conduct** **A. Permitted Actions:** * **Scene Management:** Civilians and criminals may request that EMS leave a crime scene, such as a cop shootout, and not pick up bodies. * **Threats (Limited):** Civilians and criminals may threaten EMS to revive someone with non-severe injuries. **B. Prohibited Actions:** * **Violence Against EMS (Blacklist):** Civilians and criminals are prohibited from shooting at or harming EMS personnel for refusing to pick up bodies due to a blacklist. * **Violence Against EMS (Severe Injuries):** Civilians and criminals are prohibited from shooting at or harming EMS personnel for refusing to revive someone on the scene due to severe injuries. **III. Amendments:** * These rules are subject to change. **EMS Roleplay: Rules of Engagement** These rules govern interactions between Emergency Medical Services (EMS) personnel and civilians. All actions must be preceded by meaningful roleplay. Violations should be reported through the appropriate channels (e.g., player report). **I. Core Principle:** All interactions between EMS and civilians must be preceded by meaningful roleplay. **II. EMS Conduct:** **A. Permitted Actions:** * **Communication with PD:** EMS must communicate with the Police Department (PD) when encountering individuals with visible high-powered weapons or other signs of criminal activity. Criminal activity occurring within the hospital must also be reported. * **Scene Prioritization:** EMS may prioritize treating and transporting law enforcement officers (LEOs) at active crime scenes. * **On-Scene Revivals (Limited):** EMS may perform on-scene revivals for non-violent injuries (dehydration, starvation, accidents). * **Blacklisting:** EMS may blacklist gangs/individuals who threaten their safety or engage in violence against them. **B. Prohibited Actions:** * **Active Combat Zones:** Entering active combat zones (ongoing shootings) is prohibited. EMS must leave the scene immediately and await clearance from PD. * **Stretcher Misuse:** Driving a vehicle while holding a stretcher is prohibited. * **On-Scene Revivals (Severe Injuries):** Performing on-scene revivals for gunshot wounds or violent crimes is prohibited. **III. Civilian Conduct:** **A. Permitted Actions:** * **Scene Management:** Civilians may request that EMS leave a crime scene and not pick up bodies. * **Threats (Limited):** Civilians may threaten EMS to revive someone with non-severe injuries. **B. Prohibited Actions:** * **Violence Against EMS (Blacklist):** Shooting at or harming EMS for refusing to pick up bodies due to a blacklist is prohibited. * **Violence Against EMS (Severe Injuries):** Shooting at or harming EMS for refusing to revive someone with severe injuries is prohibited. **IV. Amendments:** * These rules are subject to change. This revised version should provide a clearer understanding of the rules. 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