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Emergency Chat

Emergency Chat is the law side coordination chat in CIT. It is used for law codes, quick law alerts, backup calls, regrouping, and fast coordination during law activity.

Chat use

Emergency Chat is a police communication channel used for urgent law related messages.

It is used for:

  • law codes
  • quick law alerts
  • backup requests
  • regrouping
  • law side coordination

It is not used for:

  • normal discussion
  • casual conversation

How to use it

To talk in Emergency Chat, use:

/e <message>

This sends your message to the law side emergency channel.

What it is used for

Emergency Chat is used for fast law communication during active situations.

Examples listed for it include:

It is also used when law players need to:

  • call for backup
  • regroup
  • coordinate responses

Law codes

Emergency Chat uses law codes.

You can learn the law codes in:

Where to view it

Emergency Chat appears in the J chat interface as:

  • Emergency

Chatbox setting

There is a setting for law chat messages.

To control whether law chat messages are shown in the chatbox:

  • open /settings
  • change Show Law Chat

This setting shows or hides law chat messages starting with:

  • [E]

Chat Notes

  • Emergency Chat is for urgent law communication.
  • It is not for normal discussion.
  • Law codes can be learned from F1 > Documentation or /codes.

Commands

Command Use
/e <message> Send a message in Emergency Chat
/codes View the law codes used in emergency communication

Message and conduct rules

Emergency Chat messages must contain at least 3 characters. Use it for radio style law communication in English. Hi and Bye are allowed.

Misuse can lead to a Police Officer job sack after verbal warnings from an online Police Chief. Appeals use the Police sack appeal topic. The full internal law rules are at the Police rules topic.

See also