James

Just want to inform you, when it says "removed rule" it means that rule has been removed so that first just ruined your appeal, but ill still explain why you got pked. So the lapo came to arrest you 5 or 6 of them surrounded you and told you to stop and that you were being arrested you refused to and kept trying to get away due to them all having guns on you these orders were given while you were under fear rp they gave you enough warnings and time but you refused to listen so they shot you which would be a PK for breaking fear rp.

I got called over by a Generalmajor to do a GO PK on a civ, he had you in the cells and wanted to kill you, as you were a civ I accepted the PK and set you active so he could shoot you. It might seem unfair to you, but he can still get IC punishment for it as it is sorta just murder.

From what I saw in the clip I was given, you were acting like a dumb ass, running over people on your bike, punching people, doing that annoying jumping thing when they would try to detain you so that it's impossible to tie you. From that and your history, it was clear to me that you were just a minge. https://medal.tv/games/garrys-mod/clips/lf76T4aYHlsrIgko_?invite=cr-MSxrZWIsODAyNjkxNDg

From the videos I have and what I was told by the 2 KG guys, what I could see was that you broke into the KG base, so one of them stopped you and was trying to figure out what was going on, he was talking to you in a doorway asking you to stay there while he called one of his guys over and you hit him with your gun so he shot and killed you. You then came back with one of your guys forced your way into the KG base again under the made-up story of a dead NSB agent, and arrested a member of the KG. The timeline between you getting killed and you coming back to the KG base to make the arrest was around 5 minutes. This would mean breaking NLR and power game, due to you coming back within the NLR timer and creating a fake situation in order to force an RP scenario against their will in order to gain an advantage over them through the means of a rule break (the NLR)