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# FLEEING RULES

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It is forbidden to flee to **safe zones** or your **gangs territory** during a chase to prevent the action from happening.
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A **clean getaway** must be prioritized until the end. There is no time limit for the chase to conclude.
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**No firing** is allowed during a chase!
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If your car flips over (lands upside down), you must **surrender** and end the chase. (You may only flee on foot after this).
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There is **no limit** on the number of police cars in a pursuit.
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In foot chases, only a police headbutt and taser are allowed to prevent the criminal from escaping. If you manage to use a taser on them, you can handcuff them.
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"Ramping" (using a ramp to perform jumps) is allowed during a chase.
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