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# MEDIUM AND SMALL ACTIONS

* Actions started on the street cannot be taken to locations with ongoing medium or small actions.
* Criminals must be properly uniformed for identification.
* Every action must begin only after the official announcement has been released. It is forbidden to start an action by shooting in the air or using other resources.
* The priority for initiating an action is always given to the gang that arrived at the location first.
* Criminals are obligated to stay at the location until the robbery timer ends. This is the time police have to arrive. If police don't show up, criminals can flee with the money without having to wait or call them.
* In medium actions, police can have a numerical advantage of up to 3 officers.
* In small actions, police can have a numerical advantage of up to 2 officers.


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