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Tennessee Charges and Citations For NexusMDT 2.0.0

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Tennessee Charges & Citations for NexusMDT

A Tennessee accurate charge and citation database for NexusMDT, built entirely on real Tennessee Code Annotated (TCA) statutes and verified current to 2026. Designed for believable, Tennessee flavored police roleplay and written so players who aren't real cops can still pick the right charge for the situation. Now with a Game Warden / Park Ranger set and a full Federal section for FBI-style units.

What's included:
- 236 charges (152 felony / 84 misdemeanor) — DUI, drugs, theft, assault, domestic, weapons, evading/resisting, burglary, robbery, plus the serious felonies that pursuits and shootouts produce.

- 98 citations — traffic, equipment, registration, licensing and wildlife violations with realistic Tennessee fine amounts, including a clean three-tier speeding ladder (1-14, 15-24, 25+ over).

- A Game Warden / Park Ranger set built on real TCA Title 70 wildlife and Title 69 boating statutes — poaching, big game in closed season, road hunting, license checks, reckless vessel/jet ski operation — each with its verified offense class.

- A Federal section (27 charges) for FBI, ATF, DEA, US Marshals and Secret Service roleplay — bank robbery, UFAP, 922(g), 924(c), drug trafficking, counterfeiting, aircraft piracy and more, all citing the real United States Code. Every federal entry is prefixed "Federal -" so typing Federal in the MDT search pulls up the whole list.

- A scenario guide that maps common calls (traffic stop, fleeing suspect, drugs found, fight, shooting, robbery vs. burglary, backcountry warden calls, federal task force work) to the exact charge and the keyword to search in the MDT.

- A README with install steps and accuracy notes.

How you know which one to use:
NexusMDT displays and searches the name of each entry, so the decision info is built right into the names — dollar ranges on theft/vandalism, drug schedules with the common drugs listed, on-foot vs. in-vehicle for evading, and the class suffix (FA–FE felony, MA/MB/MC misdemeanor, FF/FM federal felony/misdemeanor). Search a keyword and pick. The scenario guide covers the rest.

Includes recent Tennessee changes like drag racing now being a Class E felony (TCA 55-10-502), fentanyl folded into the Schedule II felony tiers, Organized Retail Crime (TCA 39-14-113), accurate handling of the catalytic-converter possession law (still a Class A misdemeanor under TCA 62-9-115), the 2021 burglary recodification (TCA 39-13-1002 through 1004), the 2024 felony upgrade for threats of mass violence at a school (TCA 39-16-517), and the mail theft statute (TCA 39-14-129). Wildlife offense classes are verified per statute, not guessed.

Installation:
1. Back up your current NexusMDT charges.xml and citations.xml.
2. Drop the included plugins folder into your GTA V root folder and replace when prompted.
3. Launch — the Tennessee list loads automatically.

Built for NexusMDT by JonjonLSPDFR — please support the original mod: https://www.patreon.com/cw/JonjonLSPDFR

Edited by ForgedByGrace7
Updated description and new files.

What's New in Version 2.0.0

Released

v1.4 — Drug charges update

Thanks to TRUGAMING24 for the nudge on this one. Tennessee charges drug

sale/manufacture by controlled-substance schedule rather than by individual

drug, so heroin, cocaine and fentanyl were already in the pack inside the

Schedule I/II entries (with the drug names written in) but the possession

side wasn't searchable by street name, and TN treats a few drugs differently

enough to deserve their own charges. Fixed both.

NEW — Drug charges (3), all verified against the current TCA:

- Second Degree Murder – Unlawful Drug Delivery Resulting in Death (Class A

felony, TCA 39-13-210(a)(2)-(3)) — Tennessee's fentanyl/overdose homicide

law, for when a dealer's product is the proximate cause of a user's death.

- Simple Possession of Heroin – Third or Subsequent Offense (Class E felony,

TCA 39-17-418(e)) — possession is normally a misdemeanor, but a third heroin

conviction is a felony.

- Simple Possession of Methamphetamine – Any Amount (Class A misdemeanor,

mandatory 30-day minimum, TCA 39-17-418(c)(2)) — meth is the one drug TN

attaches a mandatory minimum to.

IMPROVED — Drug-name searchability:

- The general simple-possession entry now lists the common hard drugs by name

(Heroin, Cocaine, Fentanyl, Oxy…), so typing a street name in the MDT finds

the possession charge, not just the sale charge.

On warrants (common question):
What it gives you are the charges to file when someone comes

back wanted: Failure to Appear (felony + misdemeanor), Escape from Custody, and

the Evading charges.

Totals now: 239 charges (154 felony / 85 misdemeanor), 98 citations. README and

SCENARIO_GUIDE updated. As always, every addition was checked against the

current Tennessee Code Annotated before it went in.


Short Description

Tennessee-accurate charges & citations for NexusMDT

AI disclosure

The author has disclosed that AI tools were used in creating the following aspects of this file:

  • Description
  • Images
  • Mod and Mod Content (Substantial)

AI (Claude by Anthropic) was used to compile the charge and citation data into NexusMDT's XML format from real Tennessee Code Annotated statutes, and to draft the README, scenario guide, and listing description. The cover image was generated with socialsight.ai. All statute selection, legal accuracy, scope, and testing were directed and reviewed by the author.

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ForgedByGrace7

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On 7/4/2026 at 7:31 AM, TRUGAMING24 said:

does this have warrants and different dug types

Thanks for the question. It's a good one because it trips people up. On drug types: the pack covers the full range, but Tennessee (unlike a lot of states) charges drug sale/manufacture by controlled-substance schedule rather than by the individual drug. So heroin for example, isn't its own line.. it's inside "Sell/Deliver/Manufacture Schedule I (Heroin, LSD, Ecstasy, Psilocybin)," and cocaine/fentanyl/oxy are inside the Schedule II entries. The common street drugs are written into those names on purpose, so you can still just search "heroin," "cocaine," "fentanyl," or "meth" in the MDT and land on the right charge. Simple possession is one statute for every drug, so that one entry covers personal-use amounts across the board.

That said, your comment made me realize the possession side wasn't searchable by drug name, so I just released v1.4:

- Simple possession now lists heroin/cocaine/fentanyl/oxy by name so it shows up when you search them

- Added Simple Possession of Meth (30-day mandatory min, the one drug TN does that for)

- Added Simple Possession of Heroin, 3rd offense (it becomes a felony)

- Added Second Degree Murder – Unlawful Drug Delivery Resulting in Death (TN's fentanyl/overdose homicide law) for OD calls

On warrants: NexusMDT is a charges/citations database, so it doesn't decide whether a ped spawns with a warrant — that's LSPDFR and plugins like Stop the Ped or PR. What the pack does give you is the offenses tied to warrants: Failure to Appear (felony + misdemeanor), Escape from Custody, and the Evading charges, so when dispatch flags someone you can book them properly. Hope that clears it up!

v1.4 is up now if you want to redownload.

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