Chlice

1. Genwolf personally asked for me to be demoted by the Prator in the situation, the Prator obliged and I did not protest, I then personally apologized for any sense of disrespect that I may have given him, and told him "I am on orders to do this by NSB command, my apologies if my conduct was disrespectful." 2. We were let in by some soldier, the warrant had already been present to other people. I happened to be on the other side of the ICC checking it for the person of interest, with 2 other NSB agents. While in the ICC the Kriegsmarschall stopped me and started yelling at me regarding his entrance policy, I was on orders to ignore his entrance policy because of the importance of the arrest. (We were not with Kaisergarde, that was entirely the Prator.) As for myself, I was one of around 10 NSB agents in the ICC, was not leading the operation, and did not break in like Genwolf has failed to substantiate. My opinion is that a PK is not a last resort in this matter, as there is a judiciary system that he could have used to go after the High Command of the NSB regarding the "Illegal security breach." which can be argued regarding the legality and protections of the NSB by crown and cabinet documents. This operation was not lead by me, nor was I the highest rank in the area.

Like I said, I was ordered to do all the things I did by NSB command staff, take it up with them regarding my orders, not the Oberkommissar carrying them out. We came in peacefully with no intention of fighting and were let in as I told you multiple times. I was one of ~10 NSB agents already in the area. As for our legal argument, the last resort is not to kill me for having a legal disagreement with you, there is a Judiciary system for a reason, which you could have utilized to argue your case to a valid court with jurisdictions over the GSD, which shouldn't have even involved me as the NSB weren't inside the ICC on my orders. However, it was decided that you must have me captured and killed instead, over what should have been taken to a court rather than an NHC order PK. As for the "snarky behavior" it was barely substantial enough to have me demoted, and that was the resolution of that specific situation.

Character's name & rank: NSB-Oberkommissar Maik von Piikerungton SteamID (STEAM_0:X:XXX): STEAM_0:1:182792735 Staff member who issued the PK (if you know): Browniemeister Explain why you were PK'd: “Broke” into the ICC, refused to leave when prompted by the KM, disrespect to the KM Why should you be un-PK'd?: I was PK’d for simply doing my job, I was told to walk into the ICC with my arrest warrant and do exactly as I did. However, when I stopped, I admittedly was a little snarky, but in no way did I disrespect the Kriegsmarschall, I handed the paper, I started walking away, and then I told him that because he’s been shown the warrant I can come in, legally this is true, but is a jurisdictional argument. I was let in at the gate, which was already open. There was no forceful entry nor was there a raid. We were all cordial and then even when pressed I simply gave him the warrant and walked off. After this, the situation was then escalated by the Kriegsmarschall, and the Prator had demoted me for the “disrespect” as the Kriegsmarschall had asked to uphold a standard of rapport, which I obliged and took the hit for.I have no idea why further action was needed on the situation if I was promptly demoted and I had apologized and explained myself? (All of this again under orders to do so, I was simply the one carrying out my duty in subordination to the NSB.) I’d like to also just restate; Punishment and retribution for the act was already given, I was promptly demoted for it and the Kriegsmarschall seemed to be fine with it, why was further retribution in form of an NHC order PK needed or allowed? PK Guidelines that I believe this PK has violated; 4. Attempt to resolve the matter using other means which don't involve PKing first, unless it is deemed impossible, and agreed upon by the approving staff member. (Once again, they already had me demoted, and he was fine with it, then he turned it all around randomly and decided later to ask for a PK for the situation that had already been resolved.) 5. PKing for solely doing work legally within one's job. (I was serving a Warrant as NSB that I was ordered to serve.)