![]() This is for severe offenses and once they have left the vehicle, you can either arrest them or let them free. The third thing you can do to the suspect is ask them to get out of the vehicle. This could be used if you accidentally pull the wrong person over, or if you are feeling particularly nice. The second thing you can do is issue them a warning. These are for things such as running red lights. You can issue a citation of either: $50, $100, or $200. Now you can do 3 things depending on the offense. ![]() In this scenario, I decided to say hello. You can simply greet them by saying hello, you can insult them, or you can say nothing at all. Now that you are talking to your suspect. Hold down E to sound your horn and make the suspect find a different place to stop. However, if the driver stopped in a horrible spot, such as the middle of the road. Once there, press E to begin talking to the suspect. Once the driver has pulled over, and you are ready to perform the traffic stop, get out of your police car (Default F) and approach the driver-side window (or just the side, like in this case) of the vehicle. This will signal the driver to pull over. In order to do this, drive behind the offenders vehicle, and press shift. To combat this, you can pull the vehicle over and perform a traffic stop. Whilst policing Los Santos, you may come across a driver doing something out of line. Once you've done found your dream police vehicle, select "Select & Continue" and you're ready to become a police officer! I ended up going for the standard Police Interceptor from the Los Santos Police Department, as I figured that I was going to be policing downtown Los Santos. Go ahead and select "Select & Continue" and move on to the vehicle selection! You can choose A LOT of different police vehicles from every different branch! Even including a HYDRA for the "Ultimate Highway Patrol!" Just a warning, I have not been able to be on duty successfully with any department other than the LSPD, so if I were you, I would stick with that and just head to the part of the map that you would like to police. Now it is time for the character creation! There are a lot of options, so play around with them until you find an officer that you would like to play as. You should see a cutscene and end up with a screen like this: Once there, head to the front door and press E when you get the prompt. Now, once you're in the game, open the map, and look for a police station icon like the one provided in the screenshot. If not, head to the troubleshooting section down below! If it is, you can continue on to the game. ![]() If it does, check the console to say that LSPD First Response is running. To test if your LSPDFR works, start spamming F4 (I say spam, because it doesn't initialize right away) until a console pops up. ![]() From here you can: request air support, a mechanic to fix your car, or a taxi to transport a civilian get a fresh loadout or end the current call.Finally! You've gone through and installed all the required things for LSPDFR! Time to play! Collect a fresh set of gear at any time (while on duty) via the menuĭowntown Police Station improvements: While on duty, approach the garage door to warp into the garage without walking around the building.ĭuty Menu: While on duty, press CTRL+END to bring up the duty menu. Improved loadouts: All officers receive a flashlight, SWAT receives an assault rifle and body armour, Federal Agents receive an SMG. The plugin also includes the following miscellaneous features aimed at making your patrol easier: Paramedic mode currently includes 6 callouts and inter-hospital patient transport. The system is fully customizable for those who like to tinker, including supporting an unlimited number of custom user-defined agencies.Īgency Callouts was also the first callout pack to introduce Paramedic Mode, allowing you to go on duty with the LSFD and save lives all across San Andreas. Integrating with the LSPDFR 0.4 Agency customization, you will receive different types of calls based on the agency you go on duty with. Agency Callouts adds a total of 29 new callouts to your LSPDFR experience, broken down into several different agency types.
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