- #Confidential informant prison architect update#
- #Confidential informant prison architect Patch#
- #Confidential informant prison architect full#
- #Confidential informant prison architect Pc#
Both the DLC and Free Patch release on June 14th, 2022.
Its that time again! Here are the full patch notes and key features for Gangs & KITE. Prison Architect: Gangs & Kite Patch Notes Gangs, Territory, Behaviors, and Recruitment It includes, besides a lot of bug fixes, two new wardens, four new guard dogs, a new mutator to remove all room size reqs, and much more!
Question is, are you ready?Īlongside Gangs we are also releasing a FREE update we call KITE.
Gangs is now available on PC and Console* to bring another layer of chaos to your prison. Prison Architect: Gangs and FREE Update KITE is out now!
Fixed: Tooltip overlap with Remove Prisoner line in Prisoner Actions Menu. Fixed: Bureaucracy tree treating options in the same branch inconsistently. Fixed: Game crash when player load a file with stranded removed prisoner. Fixed: Custom Scheduler's Search Area is incorrect. Fixed: Visitors and staff are unable to open Double Visitor Door. Fixed: Planned assassination on gang leader can trigger without any gangs having any territories in prior. Fixed: Breathe Therapy not locked when Gang is disabled and/or legacy. Fixed: Guards and Foreman use wrong sprites. Fixed: Clicking prisoner in Security Menu will transfer prisoner to another security type. Fixed: Staff Pop-ups displaying during Campaign Prison Stories. 
Fixed: Missing Gym Mat in the filter by room option for yard in console and missing highlight for gym mat in PC for yard area. Fixed: Confidential Informants aren't registering when hired by client (multiplayer). Fixed: Cannot produce a food fight naturally. The only thing as trustworthy as a cop's testimony are statements made by confidential informants.We just evicted a gang from the canteen and found this delivery of bugfixes that were reported by the community! We are grateful for all the feedback we are seeing as we continue working on delivering even more fixes in the future! If you'd like to have your voice heard please fill out our community survey, found here: QoL Survey These are used to secure warrants and, occasionally, as supporting evidence in prosecutions. Never mind the fact that confidential informants are often career criminals who carry with them the innate desire to stay out of jail. The only time you can't trust an informant is when he's making statements about police misconduct or confessing that he'd lied multiple times to assist in the neverending Drug War.Ī lawsuit filed in Colorado alleges that a confidential informant instrumental in the arrest of the four plaintiffs was exactly the sort of person a cop would normally expect a criminal to be, if that criminal hadn't decided to "cooperate" with Team Blue.įour women sued the city and three of its police officers Monday, claiming innocent citizens were swept up in the late December 2013 drug busts that were based "almost exclusively on uncorroborated and untrustworthy information provided by confidential informants." If sworn affidavits and warrant applications are to be believed, there are no finer citizens than habitual offenders who offer their services to police officers in exchange for money and a "get out of jail free" card. In particular, the suit names one of the (apparently, no longer very) confidential informants as being particularly toxic. On top of the fact that the bogus statements made by this CI have led to the dismissal of 40 drug-related prosecutions, this particular informant also had some serious interpersonal relationship problems. The 53-page lawsuit draws a bead on one of the two confidential informants (CIs) police used, Crystal Bachicha, who is not a party to this case. "In fact, three of the people who CI Bachicha had accused of selling her drugs were individuals who CI Bachicha had been charged with attempting to murder," the complaint states. The lawsuit - filed in conjunction with the ACLU - notes that Bachicha was actually arrested and charged with attempted murder. Bachicha walked away from the charges, but her brother - who was apparently involved in the attempted murdering - is now doing time.ĬI Bachicha's "pedigree" is amazing, but not in the way someone pushing warrant applications past a magistrate judge would hope.Ī. CI Bachicha’s criminal record included at least three separate felony convictions and a sentence to the Department of Corrections.ī. At the time CI Bachicha agreed to become an informant and before the 2013 drug sting, she faced two additional felony counts of attempting to obtain a controlled substance by fraud or deceit, a charge in which lying is an element of the crime.Ĭ.
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