Custom Pullover 1.1.0.1

February 2026: Michael21107 has kindly volunteered to update this plugin and keep it working for people, as I am currently not active in the LSPDFR modding scene. He's hardly a coder, so please feel free to contribute to the project by opening pull requests and issues on the GitHub repository. Bug reports and suggestions may also be sent via comments here, but must NOT be sent via reviews.

To the best of my knowledge, this plugin remains functional as is. Unfortunately, without a working game and no time to code anymore, I can no longer support my developed plugins. All my code is available on GitHub if people want to steal/update the plugins themselves. As expected with such a long development pause, this plugin wasn't tested on GTA V Enhanced, so please report any issues with that as well.

Common problems: 
1. It is not pulling the car over:
This mod does not start the pullover process. You need to pull the vehicle over with LSPDFR first.
2. Number pad not working:
Ensure Numlock is on, or the numpad will not work.
3. Pullover gets cancelled:
This is usually caused by a conflicting keybinding, for example, left shift. Check your keybinding settings.

4. Mimic Me causes the driver to crash when I stop the mimic feature

Yeah - that annoyed me too, but I never managed to find what in the code was causing it. Sorry. 

Even though many plugins have superseded Traffic Policer in various ways, Custom Pullover remains the only plugin that maintains this feature.

Custom Pullover allows just that. Once the suspect comes to a stop, you can then select from 3 options using your hot keys: 

• Mimic me: The car movements will mimic the movements made by your vehicle

• Follow me: Pull in front, and the suspect will follow you to a new location

• Custom location: Use the number keys (or what you set in the INI file) to choose a point in front for the suspect to move to

While I did this just for myself, to make my LSPDFR experience a little better, some friends have asked for a copy. So, with Albo1125's blessing, I release this here for anyone not using Traffic Policer and missing this feature to use as well. 

The code is also released on GitHub as the original code open source under the GNU General Public License v3.0 (and all I did was pull it together, re-package, and test).  

Github: https://github.com/waynieoaks/LSPDFR-Custom-Pullover

Traffic Policer on Github: https://github.com/Albo1125/Traffic-Policer

Installation:

1. Copy the .dll and .ini files into your /plugins/LSPDFR/ folder

2. Edit keybindings in the .ini to your requirements