  We confront the ATLAS and CMS new physics searches with simplified models
from R-parity violating (RPV) supersymmetry that contain naturally light stops
and higgsinos. We emphasize the important role played by searches for exotic
heavy quarks and leptoquarks and discuss how these searches could be modified
to better address RPV scenarios. We also argue that it would be useful to
design searches for new physics based on the ttbar cross section measurements,
to enhance searches for taus + jets + MET with regions with b tagging and
reduced MET requirements, and to expand the search program for all-jet final
states, especially in the presence of multiple b-jets.
