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[DST] Tyrone Mitchell [DQ]

Posted: Sun May 03, 2026 12:50 am
by Bounty
Instructions to the Applicant
The information you provide in this application will be used in the background investigation to assist in determining your suitability for the position of San Andreas Peace Officer. You must respond to all items. If a question does not apply to you, write "D.N.A." in the space provided. Deliberate misstatements or omissions can and often will result in your application being rejected.
BOTTOM LINE: You are responsible for providing complete, accurate, and truthful responses.
1. PERSONAL INFORMATION
1. FIRST NAME
Tyrone
2. MIDDLE NAME Brown
Brown
3. LAST NAME
Mitchell
4. DATE OF BIRTH
Month: 09
Date: 17
Year: 1964
5. PLACE OF BIRTH
Los Santos
6. GENDER
[X] Male
[—] Female
[—] Other
7. RACE
[—] White
[X] Black or African American
[—] Hispanic or Latino
[—] American Indian or Alaska Native
[—] Asian
[—] Filipino-American
[—] Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander
[—] None of the Above
[—] Two or More Races
8. HEIGHT & WEIGHT
In feet: Answer 6 ft
In inches: Answer 72 Inches
In pounds:185
9. MARITAL STATUS
[—] Single
[X] Married
[—] Divorced
[—] Widow
[—] Legally Separated
[—] Unknown/Not Applicable
10. ADDRESS OF PRIMARY RESIDENCY
Street Number & Name: Pico Boulevard 313
City: Los Santos
State: San Andreas
11. PRIMARY PHONE NUMBER
169635
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2. BACKGROUND QUESTIONNAIRE
12. LEVEL OF EDUCATION
[—] Some High School
[X] High School
[—] Some College
[—] Technical College
[—] Associate's Degree
[—] Bachelor's Degree
[—] Master's Degree
[—] Doctorate
13. I HAVE A VALID SAN ANDREAS DRIVER LICENSE
[X] Yes
[—] No
[—] Unknown
[—] Not Willing to Answer
14. I AM LEGALLY ABLE TO WORK IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
[X] Yes
[—] No
[—] Unknown
[—] Not Willing to Answer
15. IN ADDITION TO ENGLISH, I KNOW THE FOLLOWING LANGUAGE(S)
English
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3. DECLARATION & ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I, the undersigned, do herein agree that the information aforementioned is true and complete to the best of my knowledge under the penalty of perjury. I further agree and understand that the information provided will be utilized by the Los Santos County Sheriff's Department for the purposes of employment & preliminary background investigation for the position of Deputy Sheriff Trainee.
16. SIGNATURE
Tyrone Mitchell
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(( 4. OUT OF CHARACTER QUESTIONS ))
17 MY TIMEZONE & COUNTRY
GMT +2. Israel
18. DISCORD USERNAME
bounty7killa
19. LIST OF MY CURRENT CHARACTERS AND MY UCP NAME
  • UCP Name: Bounty
  • Character 1: Treyvon Carter
  • Character 2: Juan Santiago
  • Character 3: Tyrone Mitchell
20. UNEDITED SCREENSHOT OF UCP ADMIN RECORDS
Generate your record at: https://solsroleplay.com/ucp/admin_record.php
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21. BACKGROUND STORY
Tyrone Mitchel, now 32, has spent years proving that where you come from doesn’t have to define where you end up. Growing up surrounded by gang violence in Marina shaped him but it didn’t break him. Instead, it gave him a perspective few officers have. As a police officer, he’s built a reputation for staying calm under pressure, treating people with respect, and knowing when to be firm.

Over time, Tyrone started wanting more than just responding to calls he wanted a bigger role in keeping order and building trust. That’s what led him to set his sights on the Sheriff’s Department. To him, becoming a sheriff’s deputy isn’t just a promotion it’s a chance to take on greater responsibility, work more closely with the community, and make a deeper impact in areas like the one he grew up in.

Applying wasn’t an easy decision. He knows the expectations are higher, the scrutiny is tougher, and his past will always be questioned by some. But Tyrone is used to that. His background, once seen as a weakness, has become his strength. He understands both sides—the streets and the law and that balance is exactly what he brings to the table.

As he prepares his application, Tyrone isn’t chasing a title he’s chasing purpose. He wants to prove that someone raised in chaos can become a force for stability. And if given the chance to wear that sheriff’s badge, he plans to carry it with the same mindset that got him this far: stay solid, stay fair, and never forget where he came from.
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Re: [DST] Tyrone Mitchell

Posted: Sun May 03, 2026 2:12 pm
by Timothy Mendez
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May 3rd, 1997

Dear Mr. Mitchell,

We have received your application and qualifications for the position of Deputy Sheriff Trainee. Thank you for showing interest in employment with the Los Santos County Sheriff's Department.

Your request has been acknowledged and forwarded to the Pre-Employment Unit for further deliberation & conclusion. This deliberation will include a thorough examination of your previous service with the Department and personal background information.

While extraneous circumstances may preclude a fixed timeframe, you should expect a response to your request within 72 hours.

Sincerely,
Daryl Bratton, Sheriff

Timothy Mendez, Unit Commander
Training Bureau

Re: [DST] Tyrone Mitchell

Posted: Sun May 03, 2026 3:01 pm
by Timothy Mendez
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May 3rd, 1997

Dear Mr. Mitchell,

We have evaluated your application and qualifications for the position of Deputy Sheriff Trainee and regret to inform you that you were not selected for this position due to issues that may have involved:
  • Employment history;
  • Credit or financial history;
  • Discovered undisclosed information;
  • Dishonesty;
  • Incomplete application;
  • Other reason(s) as not listed.
  • (( AI Usage. ))

Under all circumstances, you are ineligible to reapply during the current recruitment drive as well as any concurrent recruitment drives for civilian employment. You may reapply one (1) week from the date of your denial if 'open continuous' is ongoing.

Any formal appeal must be in writing and received by Training Bureau Command within three (3) business days from the postmark date of this letter. Please note, appeals may take 5-7 business days to be processed.

To appeal, you must demonstrate that the factors leading to your disqualification are in error.


Sincerely,
Daryl Bratton, Sheriff

Timothy Mendez, Unit Commander
Training Bureau