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# WANTED SYSTEM

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When you commit any type of robbery or illegal action, there's a chance your character will become **wanted**.
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When you become **wanted**, you are unable to:

* Store items in chests.
* Commit other robberies.
* Change your clothes.
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In addition, you will be regularly detected on the police radar.
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The police have the authority to approach anyone they consider suspicious, but they can **only search a person if they are wanted**.
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The police are **not allowed to enter your gangs perimeter**!
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If a **wanted person** does not want to surrender to the police, they must follow the **GET OUT AND FIGHT** rules or execute a clean getaway until the timer expires.
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