#Jail squad

[glamtheglove]

jail squad fr

[princeoxca]

game night pt. 2: the return of tim

[carhorno]

Criminal Force 99 😎

The original meme that gave me the goddamn inspiration

Their individual headshots go as follows:

Mewing Hunter, CT-9901 (this is just Hunter being Hunter, whether its intentional or not)

Confused Tech, CT-9902 (because the plan was supposed to work perfectly, Tech crafted it afterall, so how in the diddly darn fuck did they end up in jail)

Carefree Wrecker, CT-9903 (Wrecker really likes getting his picture taken and taking credit for going to jail lmao)

Annoyed Crosshair, CT-9904 (Crosshair is used to going to jail because of these morons, he's just disappointed he keeps letting himself get caught with them)

Bonus: Echo discovering they got arrested because their goofy ahh mugshots are plastered all over Kamino lmao

this took too long to work on holy shit im tired anyways echo is my spirit animal, its like 1am i need sleep-

[rachelfoleyisntdead]

Billy Coen, the only man in resident evil to be falsely accused of war crimes

[senseearly]

I wonder what the canaries (specifically mithruns squad) are thinking of early kabumisu

I feel like they were all trying to tease mithrun for getting close to a tall man but eventually they go "oh. The captain is close to a tallman" whos been there for only like a week yet made strides in getting close to the captain and theyre like...unexpectedly jealous *squints at lycion and cithis specifically*

But really tho they would have questions. Anyone would have questions. Kabru and Mithrun were just with each other for a week but it feels like their shared time in the dungeon made them somewhat unforgettable to each other. Who wouldnt wonder what happened?

[tttewolves]

Have This for Fun LOL

BONUS: MONOPOLY NIGHT!🤣🤣🤣

[mus1g4]

if I am sentenced to death by firing squad, what would the process of my death look like?

Firing squad execution is certainly still legal in several states in the United State including Utah, Idaho, Oklahoma, Mississippi and South Carolina. So, this form of execution is certainly within the realm of possibility.

Following your conviction for a Capital Murder you would likely hear words to this effect at your sentencing. "....having been convicted of murder in this state by a jury of your peers, and having received the process of a sentencing hearing, I now order that you be remanded to the custody of the State Department of Corrections where you shall be held in Close Confinement until you be put to death by a firing squad assembled by the Warden of the facility where you are held. May God have Mercy on Your Soul."

You would then be transferred to the Death Row of whatever state you were convicted and wait for between 3 and 25 years for the state and your lawyers to argue your case. When an execution date is finally set, you would be informed of the date and time. Generally a week before the scheduled execution you would be moved to a cell immediately adjacent to the execution chamber.

On your execution day, you would be awakened (if you actually slept) and ordered to shower and get a shave and haircut. It is also usual to provide you with a clean uniform. You would be allowed visits from your family, a religious counselor and of course your lawyer. You would also be checked by a doctor to make certain you were healthy and able to understand what was about to happen.

About half an hour before your execution you would be taken in full restraints to the execution chamber. It would likely be a warehouse or other structure on the grounds of the prison. You would be given a dark tee shirt to wear over your uniform to mask the blood flow after the shots were fired. You would be strapped into a stout chair by the wrists, ankles, and chest. An additional strap would hold your head in place. A Doctor would find your heart with a stethoscope and place a white target on your tee shirt for the firing squad to aim.

After that, a blindfold is placed over your eyes. This is designed to keep the firing squad from hesitating, and so you don't flinch when the volley if fired.

Likely 5 or 6 guards from the prison will fire the fatal shots. Traditionally, one bullet is a blank so each of the firing squad members can have a possibility of not having fired the fatal shot.

You would likely feel the initial impact and be rendered unconscious instantly. Death is within 30 to 60 seconds, depending on the trauma inflicted.

Question about Firing Squad

[newyorkthegoldenage]

Mae West, 34, says goodbye to prison warden Harry Schleth after leaving Welfare Island, April 29, 1927. She had served eight days of a 10-day sentence (let out early for good behavior) for writing, directing, and performing in the play "Sex." Her pen name as playwright was Jane Mast.

In the drama, West played a prostitute who had to choose between two men: a young one to whom she concealed her profession, or an older one who accepted her for who she was. “People thought it vulgar, ridiculous, or funny, or a perfectly terrible play, laughed—and sent their friends to see the show,” wrote Thyra Samter Winslow in The New Yorker.

Photo: Associated Press via eBay

[mymitochondriaforpresident]

Simon: *being treated with anything less than optimal love, happiness, care, kindness, adoration, protection*

Me: 🔪🔪🔪🔪🔪🔪🔪🔪🔪

@anonfromtheflight: 🪓🪓🪓🪓🪓🪓🪓🪓🪓

[belle-keys]

*flynn rider with the swords at his face image*

[ovcii-doodles]

[REDACTED]: You're writing down an awful lot there. Counselor: Just my observations. Does this evaluation make you...anxious?

washed hands interview my beloved

[glamtheglove]

They got all got terrible matching swan tattoos because they bet polis couldn't draw a duck with his non dominant hand and they decided to have it tattood on them because I said so

[t4tails]

Scarecrow and Mad Hatter actually do hang out in the comics sometimes, that's how that dork squad thing started - people saw those two hang out and for some reason thought they need a third for them so they added Riddler because? He's a dork? I guess? Even though 99% of his interactions with other rogues are with Catwoman or Penguin not those two

??? wait thats even weirder... people cant appreciate the delightful bitchiness of the riddler catwoman dynamic

[zappybatz]

[skyloftian-nutcase]

Link sat patiently, still as a stone as he observed. The red clad strangers walked by the cell, one by one, a couple of guards who were patrolling in some sort of circular path.

The cell was small and cramped, and stiflingly hot. Speckles of sand told him the rest of the story - he was probably in Gerudo Desert.

So he'd been jumped and was in a cell in the Gerudo Desert. Then these weird people were Gerudo? He'd thought they'd stopped causing problems after Ganondorf was killed. And they weren't even dressed like Gerudo, and the ones patrolling right now were definitely men.

Link took a measured breath as the guard walked by once more. He paused briefly to watch the young Hero of Time, who just watched him in return with a blank face and piercing eyes. Eventually Link won the little staring contest as the guard resumed his patrol. If Link figured out the pattern, he could find a way out.

The wind blew, rattling cloth nearby. There was a strong smell of fruit in the air. The strange not-wolfos was panting, sprawled out on the ground in an attempt to cool off. Some dust flew down, and Link traced its path up to a small hole in the wall that served as ventilation between different rooms. He'd seen similar in the Gerudo fortress.

This wasn't his first time breaking out of prison, after all.

And he was going to break out. He wasn't going to let these weirdos hold him captive, and he needed to help the guy in the cell with him. The not-wolfos was kind of nice too.

Glancing right, he saw his teenage cellmate, who had barely budged from the corner where he'd been cruelly thrown. Link had tried to arrange him comfortably, had tried to wake him up. When he'd gotten nothing, he'd figured he was sick. But this was a sickness he didn't understand, and it looked like he was hurt too.

Link wondered what was wrong with him. He wondered if this was what would happen to one of the Kokiri if they ever left the forest... what was supposed to happen to him if he ever left the forest.

What would have happened if he'd actually belonged there.

He shook his head. He didn't belong anywhere. He already knew that. Which meant he didn't belong here, either.

Link glared as the guard walked by again. He'd find a way out of here, and he'd rescue the two with him. He was a Hero of Courage, and not even this smelly, forsaken dungeon would change that.

He'd beaten far worse.

[mus1g4]

can you describe to me a death by firing squad , how it would look like if it were to happen in your place?

A firing squad execution is usually done as part of a POW or brig roleplay. Because of that, it doesn't happen frequently.

We usually have guys on both sides who like military MP uniforms and brig prisoner uniforms. We often offer military haircuts to all players or ask they arrive already groomed in that way. Inmates are normally shaved bald at intake.

Prisoner uniforms are usually standard duty uniforms with all insignia removed. A large P for prison or prisoner is stenciled on the back of the shirt and leg of the pants.

We use standard death row procedures of a last meal, spiritual counseling, etc, and house the inmate in solitary

Executions usually happen at dawn. The prisoner is tied to a fence or wooden stake. If they are cooperative, they can walk to the spot unrestrained. Any uncooperative behavior will result in full restraints.

The prisoner is handcuffed in place and offered a blindfold. While a cloth patch is pinned to the condemned man's chest, we ask the firing squad members to broadly spread the shots so as not to cause real harm.

The fusilade is delivered by air soft or paintball weapons.

Question about Role Play Firing Squad