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Flying a Kite in a Public Place is a Reported Incident in 112 Operator. As of the current version of the game, this incident cannot spawn under any circumstances whatsoever. It is a police incident with one site.

The incident involves two people flying a kite in a park. Police must confront the suspects and issue each of them with a small fine.

This is one of a handful of Reported Incidents in the game that can be summarily ignored without losing any points. In fact, doing so is the only way to win reputation points from this incident at all.

Conditions to Spawn[]

The Flying a Kite in a Public Place incident has a spawn priority value of 0, and that value is not changed by any event, weather, or time of day. As a result, this incident will never spawn in an unmodified game.

Had this incident been able to spawn, it would have an equal chance to spawn in any type of district, though it could only spawn inside a park.

Resolution[]

The Flying a Kite in a Public Place incident must be reached within 800 seconds of real time (on SLOW game speed) or it will automatically fail. However, there is no penalty for letting this incident expire.

The reputation reward for resolving this incident is +1.

The penalty for ignoring this incident is 0, making this one of the handful of incidents that can be ignored without wasting any time or effort.

112 IncidentIcon P Scene Elements[]

The Flying a Kite in a Public Place incident contains one scene with two police elements.

Description[]

The scene contains nothing but the two suspects, who must each be issued a €500 fine by police officers.

Police[]

112 Element UnknownFace Kite User (#1)
Suspect Fine
Chance to appear 100%
Fine €500
Appearance Any adult
Always named "Tom Scott"
112 Element UnknownFace Kite User (#2)
Suspect Fine
Chance to appear 100%
Fine €500
Appearance Any adult
Always named "Matt Gray"

Trivia[]

This incident is based on a YouTube video called Ten Illegal Things To Do In London by YouTuber Tom Scott, in which Tom and his accomplice, Matt, break seemingly-ridiculous laws. Law #6 in the video is "flying a kit in a public place".