Instructions to the Applicant

The below online application includes the City of Los Santos Police Department Preliminary Background Application and Certification form. Please review the application thoroughly and complete all required sections as appropriate, ensuring all phone numbers and contact information are accurate. Failure to follow instructions and provide a complete application is grounds for removal from the process.

• • It is your responsibility to complete this form and provide all the required information.
  
  • Following instructions given by the hiring department, type or neatly print in black ink.
  
  • You must respond to all items and questions. If a question does not apply to you, write "DNA" (does not apply) in the space provided for your response.
  
  • By submitting this application you consent to the Los Santos Police Department conducting criminal and financial background checks on you, including your past criminal charges, criminal and civil court appearances, and social media history. This data is used in compliance with data protection laws and is not stored in our databases.
  
  • (( Your application must be posted in the Civilian Employment forum. ))
  
  • (( Your application must be titled: Firstname Lastname ))
  
  • (( Your answers should only replace the fields that say "Answer." Not outside the colour code box. ))
  
  • (( Do not edit the application format in any way. You may add additional fields to any area or questions. ))
  
  • (( You may be non-select if your application requires a "Pending" status more than twice for formatting issues or missing questions. This is also the case In Character. ))
  
  • (( Upon completion of this application, your character will undergo a 'psychological evaluation'. This is entirely an NPC process. It is your responsibility to inform the Recruitment and Employment Division if your psychological evaluation fails or shows any concerns. ))

Disqualification

There are very few automatic bases for rejection. Even issues of prior misconduct, such as prior illegal drug use, driving under the influence, theft, or even arrest or conviction are usually not, in and of themselves, automatically disqualifying. However, deliberate misstatements or omissions can and often will result in your application being rejected, regardless of the nature or reason for the misstatements/omissions. In fact, the number one reason individuals “fail” background investigations is because they deliberately withhold or misrepresent job-relevant information from their prospective employer.

BOTTOM LINE: You are responsible for providing complete, accurate, and truthful responses.


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1. Your Full Name:

• Last: Gardell
  First: Chuck
  Middle: Aaron

2. Birthdate:

• 28/Jun/1990

3. Birthplace:

• Los Santos, Los Santos, San Andreas, USA.

4. Sex:

• [M] Male
  [—] Female

5. Race/Ethnic Category:

• [—] Black
  [—] Hispanic
  [—] Asian
  [X] Caucasian
  [—] Pacific Islander
  [—] American Indian or Alaskan Native
  [—] Filipino
  [—] Two or more races

6. Height:

• 6 ft 1 in

7. Weight:

• 148 lbs

8. Address:

• 999 Sundown Creek Street, Fort Carson, Bone County 855

9. Contact Number:

• 9000009

10. Are you a U.S. citizen?

• [X] Yes
  [—] No
  
  • 10.1. If NO, are you a resident alien who is eligible and has applied for U.S. citizenship?
    • [—] Yes
      [—] No
      [X] This does not apply to me

11. Besides English, please list any languages that you are able to read, write, or speak in:

• None

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12. List all high schools, colleges, and universities attended:

• Name of School: Las Colinas High School
  Enrollment Term: 03/Sep/2002 to 05/May/2006
  Location: Las Colinas, Bone County, San Andreas, USA.
  Type of Degree Earned: High School Diploma
  Major/Area of Study: English language Arts

13. Job Experience:

• Name of Employer: I.B.L. Port of East Beach
  Employment Term: 12/Jan/2025 to 06/Jun/2025
  Job Title/Rank: Fleet & Terminal Manager.
  Duties/Assignments: Driving, Maintenance, Logistics.

• Name of Employer: Bureau Of Street Services
  Employment Term: 11/Dec/2024 to 02/Jan/2025
  Job Title/Rank: Street Service machine Operator
  Duties/Assignments: Graffiti removal, Road Maintenance

14. If you have served in the military, please indicate which branch:

• [—] Army
  [—] Navy
  [—] Air Force
  [—] Marines
  [—] Coast Guard
  [—] National Guard/Reserves
  [X] This does not apply to me

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15. You must select one of the following job entries which are available for employment within the Los Santos Police Department.

• [X] Police Service Representative 2207
  [—] Public Relations Specialist 9410
  [—] Criminalist 2234

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16. Do you have a valid San Andreas driver's license?

• [X] Yes
  [—] No

17. Has your driver's license ever been suspended or revoked?

• [—] Yes
  [X] No
  
  • 17.1. If YES, explain (include when, where, and circumstances):
    • DNA

18. Have you received any traffic citations, excluding parking tickets within the past six months?

• [—] Yes
  [X] No

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19. Have you ever been detained by law enforcement for investigation, arrested, indicted, charged, or convicted of any misdemeanor or felony offense in this state or any other legal jurisdiction?

• [—] Yes
  [X] No
  
  • 19.1. If YES, explain each incident:
    • DNA

20. Are you aware of any pending criminal case(s) against you?

• [—] Yes
  [X] No

21. Have you ever used or experimented with any currently illegal drugs?

• [—] Yes
  [X] No
  
  • 21.1. If YES, give details including drug(s) used, most recent date, and circumstances:
    • DNA

22. When was the last time you drove while under the influence of alcohol or drugs?

• [X] Never
  [—] Within the last 6 months
  [—] Within the last 12 months
  [—] More than 12 months ago

23. Has your work performance ever been affected by your use of alcohol or drugs?

• [—] Yes
  [X] No

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24. I hereby certify that I have personally completed and initialed each page of this form and any attached supplemental page(s), and that all statements made are true and complete to the best of my knowledge and belief. I understand that any misstatement of material fact may subject me to disqualification; or, if I have been appointed, may disqualify me from continued employment.

Signature in Full: Chuck Gardell

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25. Timezone (GMT):

• + 9:30

26. Provide a link to your LS-RP community forum account:

• ACCESS

27. Provide a link to your LSPD forum account confirmation post:

• ACCESS

28. List all current and past names under every character slot:

• [Shaid_Rach] Chumley_Goone (<30)

• [Shaid_Rach] Darek_Dryja (2)

• [Shaid_Rach] Satoru_Nakamura (<30)

• [Rachael] Satoro_Nakajima (22)

• [Rachael] Reggie_Daveed (<22)

• [Rachael] Rachael_Speers (<222)

• [Rachael] Rachael_Ames (<22)

29. Provide unedited screenshots for admin records for all of your characters:

• [Shaid_Rach] Chuck Gardell, Darek Dryja

• [Rachael] Satoro Nakajima (and prior namechanges)

30. Provide unedited screenshots of /stats on all of your characters:

• Chuck Gardell — ACCESS

• Darek Dryja — ACCESS

• Satoro Nakajima — ACCESS

31. Were you previously a member of the Los Santos Police Department?

• [—] Yes
  [X] No
  
  • 31.1. If YES, provide a link to your most recent reinstatement request:
    • ACCESS
    31.2. If YES, what was your character name, when did you leave the faction, and what was the nature of your leave?
    • DNA

32. Are you currently in an official faction?

• [X] Yes
  [—] No
  
  • 32.1. If YES, provide a link to your double faction approval:
    • DNA - applying on man account

33. Do you have TeamSpeak 3 and a working microphone?

• [X] Yes
  [—] No
  
  34. Attach a copy of your character's background story:
  • Spoiler: show

    Chuck Gardell was born and raised in Montgomery, a quiet rural town in northern San Andreas.
    His father, Hank Gardell, was a retired Vietnam vet turned mechanic, and his mother, Mary, was a local schoolteacher.
    From a young age, Chuck learned the value of hard work, honesty, and keeping your word.
    He spent most weekends in his dad’s garage, handing over wrenches and learning how to rebuild engines before he was even old enough to drive.
    
    While his peers were getting into trouble or trying to escape the countryside, Chuck found peace in routine, purpose in
    responsibility, and joy in the simple things — cold sodas on a hot day, Sunday barbecues, and the quiet hum of a diesel
    engine on the open road.
    
    After graduating high school, Chuck joined a local freight company as a yard hand. He worked his way up, earned his CDL, and by 22, he was on the road full time.
    He quickly earned a reputation as a reliable, punctual, and drama-free driver — someone who kept his logbooks clean, never touched a drop while on the job,
    and looked out for fellow truckers.
    
    At 30, after a decade of long-hauls across Bone County and Tierra Robada, Chuck moved to Los Santos to be closer to his younger sister, Dana,
    a nurse raising two kids on her own in Jefferson. He took a job with a mid-sized logistics company based out of El Corona and bought a modest single-story
    home in Willowfield — rough around the edges, but paid for in full.
    
    Chuck Gardell is a man of habit. He wakes up at 5 AM, makes strong black coffee, and checks his route plan like clockwork.
    He’s the kind of guy who knows the names of every clerk at the gas station and tips extra at diners. He's not flashy, not political, and keeps his opinions
    to himself — but if someone’s doing wrong, Chuck won’t turn a blind eye. He’s stepped in more than once to defuse tense situations at loading docks or help
    someone whose rig broke down on Route 68.
    
    Despite the chaos of Los Santos, Chuck remains a stand-up guy — a rare breed in a city full of scams and shady deals.
    He doesn’t run dirty cargo, doesn’t associate with gang members, and believes in earning every dollar the honest way.