Cameron Everly/3.0

Cameron Everly is a character role-played by VTechas.
==General Description==
Cameron is a Deputy for the Senora Desert Sheriff's Office, Badge #992.
==Background Information==
Cameron was born in America, the older brother of Claire Everly, he hasn’t seen her in a long time and he also has been to France on the Erasmus Programme to study art.
Recently he moved back to Los Santos from France, as he was robbed of all possessions by the Cara Cara boys. They even stole his cat. He wants to do everything in his power to take them down and follow in his sister’s footsteps. He has nothing left and is looking to start a new chapter in his life. 
==Momentous Dates within the Government==
===Unified Police Department===
Rank 	Insignia	Note 	Date
- 	- 	PD Interview with the SDSO 	August 18th, 2023
Cadet 	 	Hired to the SDSO; Badge #512 	September 4th, 2023
Solo Cadet	 	Solo Certified; Badge #645 	October 5th, 2023
Deputy 	 	Promoted to Deputy; Badge #992	December 2nd, 2023
==Notable Events==
Sept. 16, 2023 – Zane’s Murder  
In Cameron's 13th FTO session, the second one with Kit Archer as his FTO, Cameron and Archer decided to respond to a 37A call, which involved a meth run.
Cameron and Archer successfully supported a pursuit and apprehended D'Brickashaw King after a brief foot chase. They transported King to Beaver Bush, the station for the SASPR, for further processing.
While processing King in the holding cells, Archer inquired if King had a firearm on him, to which Cameron confirmed. Archer then asked if Cameron had also checked the gun's history, essentially inquiring if it had any connections to previously documented incidents. Cameron ran a check on the gun and indicated that it appeared unrelated to any prior incidents. However, he cautioned Archer to double-check since he hadn't run many gun checks before.
Archer conducted a thorough check herself, and discovered that the gun was indeed linked to a previous incident. She then located the associated report number based on related projectiles and casings.
Archer's demeanor suddenly became more serious as she informed Cameron that the gun had been used in a murder. The report dated from the previous day and listed Lauren Forcer as the reporting officer and Derek Zane as the victim. Archer promptly contacted Luka Kozlov, who was a sergeant and in command at the time. Luka, along with Booba and Neil McReal, arrived shortly thereafter.
King requested legal representation, and they all relocated to the SDSO station. There, Melvin Graves joined them to further investigate the incident.
With Forcer unavailable, McReal took the lead and explained the situation described in the report. He suspected that Zane had been blooded out by the GSF, leading King to shoot him twice in the head.
The group attempted to secure legal representation for King, but no lawyers were available at that moment. Consequently, King was placed on a 24-hour hold. Afterward, they transferred King to prison. The group then decided to conduct surveillance of the Bolingbroke Penitentiary parking lot to gather information. Several individuals in green clothes, the colors associated with the GSF, were observed.
Hours later, Percy Weaver was secured as King's lawyer, and Malcolm Nekoda, a detective in the MCU, joined the group in preparation for questioning King. Unfortunately, McReal had to leave and couldn't participate in the interrogation, so Graves took charge.
During the interrogation, King admitted to shooting Zane but emphasized that it had not been premeditated; rather, it had been a reaction driven by emotions. 
The group reached a consensus that King was likely aiming for a second-degree murder charge rather than first-degree, considering the time and the differences in penalties between the two charges. First-degree murder charges would only apply if there was evidence of premeditation.
Luka Kovacic also joined the group during the questioning and offered insights on the situation. The group also deliberated on their responsibility to conduct thorough investigations for Derek Zane, with the aim of uncovering evidence that could substantiate a first-degree murder charge.
After an extended period of questioning and investigation, the group decided to place King on hold again to obtain phone subpoenas for further evidence. Shortly after Cameron went off duty.
Upon reviewing the records from the subpoenas the next day (which Cameron was not part of) there was apparently no further evidence. King was charged with second-degree murder, not first-degree.
Cameron, largely an observer throughout this entire incident due to his lack of experience, witnessed the procedure involved in dealing with a murder case for the first time.
Sept. 21, 2023 - Bayo's Experience  
Mike Bayo took Cameron out for an FTO shift. Bayo is well-known as one of the most experienced officers in the police department and is known for his straightforward and unconventional teaching style.
As the shift began, Cameron received brief words and was promptly asked why he was late and instructed to change into his workout fit. Confused by the request to change from his usual PD uniform, Cameron hurried to retrieve his workout clothes and meet Bayo in the MRPD garage. After a brief warm-up, Bayo asked, "Where are you taking us?" Cameron responded with confusion, saying, "I'm taking you?" Bayo simply said, "Run!" Cameron, feeling stressed, began running towards Legion Square. Bayo, despite his older age, quickly overtook him, setting a swift pace. 
While struggling to keep up, Cameron was asked by Bayo, "Cadet, what's your name?" Cameron, trying to catch his breath, replied, "Cameron." Bayo responded, "Karen? Are you a goddamn Karen?" Cameron clarified his name as "Cameron," but Bayo, undeterred, continued to run and asked why he wanted to be a police officer. Cameron explained his desire to stop the Cara Cara Boys. Bayo then asked if he intended to do this alone, and Cameron emphasized the importance of teamwork. Bayo acknowledged this with a firm, "You are goddamn right!"
Their run seemed endless, with Bayo bombarding Cameron with questions along the way. Despite the challenging pace, Cameron displayed solid knowledge of case laws, the Use-of-Force Continuum and 10-codes. Bayo, however, suspected Cameron might have a cheat sheet for the 10-codes. 
Their second break came in front of a multi-level staircase. Bayo instructed Cameron to run up and down while asking unconventional questions about Cameron's current command and the Chain of Command (CoC). Cameron realized he might not have the answer to such a trivial question, as it had never been covered in his previous 15 sessions. It became clear to Cameron that this was not a typical FTO session.
After a quick shower, they went on patrol and conducted a few traffic stops. Cameron found these situations chaotic, especially because Bayo didn't intervene or correct mistakes on the spot as other FTOs had done. This inexperience was evident during a traffic stop involving Connell MacGregor. Cameron attempted to pull him over after he sped past, running multiple red lights. MacGregor did not initially stop, creating significant distance due to the speed difference. He eventually pulled into a gas station in Mirror Park. 
Cameron, believing MacGregor was fleeing, faced an unruffled MacGregor who was refueling his vehicle. Bayo didn't intervene but instead asked, "What are you going to do? Are you just going to stand here?" MacGregor leaned on his car and posed the same question. Cameron eventually stepped out of the vehicle and explained that he needed to place MacGregor in handcuffs for fleeing. MacGregor challenged this, claiming he hadn't realized he was being pursued and pulled over. Despite the tense encounter, MacGregor remained cooperative, returning to his vehicle, resulting in a more typical traffic stop. Following this incident, Bayo emphasized that every traffic stop should be treated as an investigation, with no fixed answers or set procedures. Each situation is unique, and officers must be able to articulate their actions and charges in court. He further explained the importance of officer discretion. 
During a subsequent traffic stop, where they pulled over Corry Ander, Bayo demonstrated the use of "Verbal Judo" to defuse situations and gather information. He also delved into more complex scenarios where RS (Reasonable Suspicion) and PC (Probable Cause) applied. 
Throughout the shift, they responded to multiple calls, with Bayo continuing to ask questions even while having Cameron chase pings marked, on the GPS by Bayo in off-road terrain in the hills. This was to test if Cameron really did not read some sort of written note and cheat.
Later, Cameron was also allowed to drive Bayo’s widebody Charger with the SASP Trooper livery for a short moment. 
At the end of the shift, Bayo provided feedback that his traffic stops and vocalization on the radio still needed some work. Bayo also assigned homework to Cameron: watch four videos about "Verbal Judo" and research the concept of "Exigent Circumstances." Bayo said he will make sure to ask about the homework on the next shift.
Cameron, who is happy that he survived the enduring shift, realized that his confidence from the previous FTO sessions got shattered and that there is so much more to learn.
Sept. 24, 2023 - Skye's Faith  
During an FTO session with Skye Faye, a 10-37A call popped up. Skye and Cameron then responded to the call and pursued the armoured vehicle. During the chase, a bus block from east to west Galileo Avenue made Cameron and Skye unable to keep directly on the vehicle. They then attempted to intercept the vehicle towards the city, but it kept going up north on Great Ocean Highway. Near Hookies, the PD then unfortunately lost sight of the vehicle, and a search for the vehicle ensued.
Skye already mentioned on the radio that it is likely the vehicle went on Cassidy Trail. Matthew Espinoz who was operating Air-1 at the time, still did not have a co-pilot to properly search the nearby woods for the armoured vehicle.
Given Skye and Cameron's proximity to Air-1 and Skye's recognition of the urgency of the situation, along with her trust in Cameron's capabilities, despite him being a non-solo cadet at the time, she offered to be the co-pilot on Air-1. 
Shortly after, Skye was able to locate the armoured vehicle tucked away next to North Calafia Way (a road that is connected to Cassidy Trail) with the help of the spotlight and camera system that Air-1 has. Subsequently, Cameron (who was on his own) managed to intercept the vehicle in Grapeseed together with Oliver Fury. 
The chase endured and continued in the city's industrial area. The armoured vehicle then drove into an alleyway off Capital Boulevard parallel to Elysian Fields Freeway, which leads straight to Orchardville Avenue. 
Due to this alleyway being known as a common bus block spot, the PD expected to be blocked, but it was an ambush. At the time, Cameron was in secondary, while Fury was in primary. They managed to push through the coordinated ambush together under heavy fire. Fury, who realized that Cameron was in secondary, called on the radio to get out of their vehicles and shoot the armoured vehicle after it was being pitted on the next street. They managed to heavily damage and shoot out a tyre from the car; shortly after, the PD managed to disable and box the armoured vehicle on the southern end of Carson Avenue.
This was the moment PD started to take fire from multiple directions again, and multiple firefights ensued. In the process, Cameron and Fury downed one suspect. Cameron then stood back and secured the triage point next to where the armoured vehicle was disabled. During the shootout, PD was getting shot at with RPGs, resulting in multiple casualties, and not a lot of PD members were left standing. Due to Skye still being Air-1's co-pilot, she was able to spot suspects and communicate their location, which gave PD a tactical advantage. At one point, PD managed to have only one suspect at large, which Cameron spotted and opened fire upon. Cameron was downed, but shortly thereafter, Connor Stubble managed to neutralize the suspect, ultimately allowing the PD to regain control of the situation. 
After being treated, multiple officers helped process the suspects, who were identified as R.U.S.T members. Due to the evidence at hand, PD scheduled multiple raids on the suspect's assets and properties. Cameron and Skye helped to conduct the first raid. Later, Skye went off duty, but Matthew Espinoz offered to take Cameron to the outstanding raids. 
During the raids, Espinoz and Kit Archer showed Cameron how to properly raid assets and properties and what to look out for, resulting in Cameron basically doing the last raid on his own under the supervision of Espinoz. 
The whole incident lasted around 6 hours, from the initial dispatch call to the end of the raids.
==Trivia==
*Older brother of Claire Everly
*Studied in the northern part of France
*Appreciates Artwork
*Call Sign 992
*Cameron says he is 30 years old
*Despises bike-swaps
*The first person Cameron met in the city was Cockington "DHead" Webster in front of the apartments. He gave Cameron a practical example of a drive-by by shooting bullets in his direction after Cameron asked what it was.
*Was a solo Cadet as of October 6th, 2023
*Is a full deputy as of December 2nd, 2023
==Quotes== 
*"These friccin rats and their bikes"
*"You are going to jail!"
==Gallery==
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