Improvements to player searching & detainment

Would it be possible to add something which allowed you to "pat down" people once you've got them with their hands up allowing you to see what they have on them? Alternately the ability to buy/find rope could be added for civilian this would allow people to have their hands tied and be patted down. Obviously failing to pat someone down could possibly allow them to have a knife on them and with an animation they could use their knife to start working their way out of the rope though it may take some time with their restricted hand/arm movement.As well as this the ability to search people who have been shot should be added possibly with a crouching down/feeling around animation so that it is obvious that you're trying to take their belonging.

On a final note the ability to still handcuffs (and keys if they're a thing) from officers should be available this would mean officers need to actually carry handcuffs on their person and they would be used when restraining someone and regained when unrestraining them. This would mean officers need to carry a pair or two handcuffs so they can restrain more than one person should they be require to.

+1 As long as it isn't just police that get the restrain and search powers. Currently hard to rob someone and know that you have everything.. Because people can just lie about what they are carrying.

@Jamessss thanks for taking your time to make this suggestion. As stated in the most recent change log, the base for this is now in place and it shall be a feature for civilians very soon!

Hi people, sorry for the long delay.

We've changed our mind and this wont be implemented until the roleplay quality improves on all sides. We have up coming features with gangs and stash housing etc which will bring new features for gangs and gang life, setting us apart. We will come back to searching and detainment at some point in the future, we hope you all understand. Also please do not create new suggestion, we will think about it when the server is mature enough.