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# admin commands

Two server commands give admins direct control over deployments. Both require the `loadouts.admin` ACE.

## `/loadouts:status <citizenid>`

Prints the current deployment status for the given citizen id, including unit, items, deposit, and when it was deployed.

```
/loadouts:status ABC12345
```

## `/loadouts:forceclose <citizenid> [refund|penalty|none]`

Forcibly closes an open deployment.

```
/loadouts:forceclose ABC12345 refund
```

| Mode      | Effect                                                      |
| --------- | ----------------------------------------------------------- |
| `refund`  | Closes the deployment and refunds the full deposit          |
| `penalty` | Closes the deployment and keeps the full deposit as penalty |
| `none`    | Closes the deployment with no money change                  |

ACE required:

```cfg
add_ace identifier.license:YOUR_LICENSE_HERE loadouts.admin allow
```

Online vs offline targets: if the officer is online, refunds go straight to their bank. If they are offline, refunds are applied the next time they connect.


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