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1. There will be no additional content added to Friday the 13th: The Game. This includes “Uber Jason”, The Grendel Map, Jason Kill Packs, Clothing, Emotes and new Counselors.
2. The fuse box is an optional objective for counselors who want to call the Police to escape the match and survive the night, but be warned the Fusebox can be trapped by Jason Voorhees to avoid players from calling the cops by using the phone.
3. In F13 you can work on multiple tasks, call the police and work on the car or the boat for example. You get alot of chances to live, if you are around other counselors they can knock Jason out of your grab or shoot Jason. Teamkilling used to be a big problem but now it's fixed.
4. Calling the police. Calling The Police: You will need to find a building with a telephone and a phone box fuse. You will know if you are in a building with a telephone if you see it on a wall in a room of the house you are in. In order to use it, you will need to find that phone box fuse that I mentioned.

So I have heard that the f13 servers would shut down in 2022 I was wondering if it is true. Because if it is true I will be very sad I love this game. I apologize if the message is not in the normal form. I am new to the community. 47-year-old Daniel Martin Jr. Made the fatal mistake of calling the police when he discovered vandals outside of his home in Lawton, Oklahoma. Martin and his wife Tina were inside the residence when the alleged vandals were outside their door. Tina convinced Daniel to call 911 to report the suspicious activity outside their home.

Calling a police officer an asshole, or other names, might not be polite but it is protected by the Constitution, as has been proven in many cases.

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The Marshall Project documented numerous cases demonstrating that police have exceeded their authority by arresting people for calling them unflattering names.

In Washington State, a teenage boy called an officer in the process of arresting the boy’s sister a “motherfucker.” His conviction was overturned last week by the state Supreme Court.

In Georgia, a woman was awarded a $100,000 settlement after police arrested her in 2012 and placed her in solitary confinement for cursing at them and flipping the officers the bird.

A New York court, in finding for a defendant who called an officer an asshole, said: “as a matter of law, the epithet ‘asshole’ is not so inherently inflammatory that, when addressed to an ordinary citizen, it is ‘inherently likely to provoke violent action.’” The court added: “There was a period of time in our cultural milieu when the epithet may well have been inherently inflammatory. However, that situation no longer exists.”

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Others have gotten off after calling police “fucking pigs” and “fucking jokes.”

But there are limits to what a person can get away with saying to law enforcement. Speech that threatens violence or uses “fighting words” that could incite a violent response, such as “I’ll mess you up!” are not allowed under the law.

-Noel Brinkerhoff, Steve Straehley

To Learn More:

‘You’re Really Being an Asshole, Officer.’ (by Ken Armstrong, The Marshall Project)

Cursing Out Police Is Perfectly Legal, But Cops Routinely Arrest People for It (by Terrell Jermaine Starr, AlterNet)

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Washington State Supreme Court Rules that Swearing at the Police is not a Crime (by Steve Straehley, AllGov)