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# Corruption

Corruption as a form of RP is allowed from the following types of characters:

* LEO
* SAMS
* DOJ

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If you hold a department head position in any of the above facets, you cannot participate in corruption RP due to the power held by those types of positions\*
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If you would like to partake in Corruption, you MUST open a ticket and obtain approval from staff. 
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Types actions that **would** be considered corruption <mark style="color:green;">**(IF APPROVED BY STAFF)**</mark>:

* Covering up crimes
* Turning a blind eye to things that you would not normally in the position you hold
* Providing confidential information or tips that the other person would not have access to otherwise
* Taking bribes
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Types of actions that <mark style="color:red;">**CANNOT**</mark> be taken if approved for corruption:

* The sale or giving of job specific equipment
* The sale or giving of job specific vehicles
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