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All I did is send "lazy" and unreliable offficers with the top ones to do their jobs and all of them appeared to be good now. Moreover academy gave them a strip makes them more proud of themselves and more reliable on job. By the day 100 I have quite a few tasks failed and 18 officers in each shift, all with stripes and higher that 400 exp pointts.
- Hunter
- Durak: Never skips or asks for a day off.
- Flores: Never skips or asks for a day off.
- Calhoun
- Read
- Smith
- Tsubaki
- Vasquez
- Pongdhana (Be careful, he's usually the one who files a complaint against you)
Average Cops:
- Grant
- Williams
- Bukarica: Usually asks for time off because he's drunk.
- Chin
- Korden
Lazy Cops:
- Yorgensen: Usually skips out.
- Gorshkov: Often skips out or comes down drunk.
- Iwamoto: Same as Gorshkov.
Burch and Burch Jr. do a pretty good job, tend to pass the academy, are quite up there now in professionalism on my playthrough.
(I fire Roy and then make sure he takes the bouncer gig so I don't actually LOSE anyone of value)
It's predetermined that whoever you send on the bouncer call will resign.
Was starting to have a good score with him too until he left for Tibet with my one of my best cop, won't have to fire him it seems x)