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05-19-2023, 11:53 AM (This post was last modified: 05-19-2023, 11:54 AM by Davey.)
I propose the addition of a rule that makes it so law enforcement agencies must roll. when attempting to gain access to all properties owned by World Corp when the properties are vacant. This rule would it fair for small legal businesses, as recently this has been a huge problem and cops are just waiting until you log off for staff to unlock your lockers (And its not like they want them removed they just simply wanna raid anything in there reach). I kindly request your consideration of this suggestion.
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05-19-2023, 05:15 PM
So NYPD is not allowed to search lockers in properties such as self storage or World Corp without probable cause.

Keep in mind that if you leave your belongings in a locker on a rental property such as self storages and World Corp, your lockers can be searched if someone else rents the space and is caught doing something illegal in that space.

I recommend that if you're going to use a rentable property, you store your items in a bank account and give access to users that would need those items to run the business without you.
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