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# Interjection/Interference

You <mark style="color:red;">**CANNOT**</mark>, under any circumstances, interject or interfere in a scene that you are <mark style="color:red;">**NOT**</mark> part of.&#x20;

{% hint style="success" %}
Can interject/interfere:

1. If you were part of the original scene (as long as it does not exceed the scene limit rule for the crime being committed)&#x20;
2. As a pickup (as long as the person in the pickup vehicle was part of the original scene)
3. As a drop-off vehicle for getaway&#x20;
   1. this can be done by anyone who was on the original scene
   2. if this is done by someone was NOT on the original scene (i.e. a lookout) then they must LEAVE the vehicle and not be in the vehicle during the getaway.&#x20;
      {% endhint %}

{% hint style="danger" %}
**Cannot:**

1. Call other people into the scene to interject/interfere if they were not part of the original scene
2. Interject/interfere when you are the lookout (they cannot engage in the scene as anything more than a lookout - they CAN give callouts over radio or drop off a getaway car as long as the leave the vehicle)
   {% endhint %}

{% hint style="info" %}
**Example:**

Robbery with the use of 4 people plus 1 lookout. The vehicle with all 4 criminals coordinates a drop-off/getaway vehicle staged at red garage and leaves. The vehicle of 4 pulls into red garage, 1 of them gets into the drop-off car and both vehicles take off. The vehicle with the 1 criminal does not get followed so they go and find a box truck and use that to set up a block for the main vehicle to get away. This would be allowed as the lookout does not interfere and the person making the block was part of the original scene.&#x20;
{% endhint %}


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