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The 911 app on your phone (“Emergency” on the home screen) calls the police or Trauma Team medics and shows your fines.
#Calling for help
- Open the phone (↑), then the 911 app.
- Choose who you're calling: the police or the medics.
- Describe what happened: 3 to 120 characters. Your location is sent automatically.
- Send the call.
- Every police officer or medic on duty gets the call. You get a reply: either the call was received, or nobody is on duty right now and the call is waiting in the list.
- When someone takes the call, you get a notice: with their name if you're acquainted, otherwise with their number.
- You can call once a minute, and that limit is shared between the police and the medics and across all the characters of your account. A new call to the same service replaces your previous one.
- A call nobody takes disappears after 30 minutes.
The chat commands /911 text (police) and /ems text (medics) work too. They also need a phone.
#Fines
The 911 app shows your unpaid fines: the amount and the reason. You can pay right there, but only the full amount: your cash is used first, then your account. You can do the same on the “Character” tab of the main window.