Watched some preview videos of this Callout and it looks absolutely amazing! Can't wait to try this out.. I put this page on follow so I will know the minute you release it.. Thanks for all of your hard work, thanks for sharing this with us..I even subscribed to your YouTube Channel that I didn't even know you had until a few days ago.. I'm sure you've probably advertised you had one for awhile now, so I am going to use my "Old Age" excuse for why I didn't notice it sooner.. Looks like eventually I might have to dive into the world of YouTube videos. I just need to put a bag over my head first! 

Wow finny this looks awesome bro. I've been gone to long lol You and the other guy bout to be working on GTA 6 in a minute. ;))

20 hours ago, FinKone said:

Small update on the progress guys...

 

BEEN BUSY AS HELL!  Honestly though its coming along nicely.

Changes since the last video :

Able to request suspect description from dispatch if you missed it.

Once suspect placed into custody you'll tell dispatch (its automatic) and they will not conduct welfare checks any longer. DONT FORGET TO GO 10-8 ONCE DONE WITH THE CALL!!

Partner will aid you in replying to dispatch if he is on scene and you are busy (he will auto-reply to dispatch)

Suspect will drop drugs more often, and randomly (still some what rare)

Suspect not always breaking into vehicles improved

Suspect has additional out comes (He might attempt to assault you without a weapon for a few seconds, then flee, for example)

Dismiss method of reporting person concludes better.

Reporting person might just had the subject they called about (points awarded for a reporting person that has warrants, investigate)

Better cleanup of most objects involved in the callout

Basic detection if the player is running code (which can spook the suspect) has been added, he might attempt to elude you before you get on scene if he hears you coming)

 

<3

Give New News  for that ???????

 

Edited March 10, 201610 yr by PoliceWomen

Any status update? Can't wait to download this.

1 hour ago, Kal74 said:

Any status update? Can't wait to download this.

He will continue work on it when he has the time, he has been extremely busy lately.

27 minutes ago, DCP1293 said:

He will continue work on it when he has the time, he has been extremely busy lately.

Sounds good.. Thanks for the info!

any status update?

@FinKone I've been watching some of the preview videos for Repeat Offender and was wondering, Is contacting the owner of a possible stolen car a bug or just not needed in some situations? Would be nice to allow for that to be at the discretion of the investigating officer... Not a deal breaker, just curious.

9 hours ago, Kal74 said:

@FinKone I've been watching some of the preview videos for Repeat Offender and was wondering, Is contacting the owner of a possible stolen car a bug or just not needed in some situations? Would be nice to allow for that to be at the discretion of the investigating officer... Not a deal breaker, just curious.

 

You can contact the owner only when you've witnessed a BnE and want to inform the registered owner (if they have a number for them) just aids in removal of the car.  Entirely optional, no points awarded.

5 minutes ago, FinKone said:

 

You can contact the owner only when you've witnessed a BnE and want to inform the registered owner (if they have a number for them) just aids in removal of the car.  Entirely optional, no points awarded.

Thanks for the clarification! Makes sense

Just now, Kal74 said:

Thanks for the clarification! Makes sense

Just released BTW. :)

Just now, FinKone said:

Just released BTW. :)

 I LOVE YOU .. Well in that other way.. Thanks so much!!!

This callout is great. I work with the PD all the time and this is about normal for what they typically do. 

I am beyond entertained doing these callouts. 

I can totally see other scenarios using this same format. I work as Loss Prevention and I think a shoplifter call would be cool. Have LP at a store call PD. You roll onto location with description. Wait for them to exit the building than stop and search them. If they have merchandise you can make an arrest. Make contact with the LP to get a positive ID and have them fill out the no-permission paperwork and return the merchandise. Than take him to jail.

You can mix it up. Sometimes the shoplifter stops and talks. Sometimes he runs. Sometimes he fist fights or has a knife on rare occasions. Sometimes when you're sitting outside waiting he comes running out, maybe chased but even by himself would be a fun little foot pursuit. If he runs he may ditch merchandise or drugs (a lot of my shoplifters are drug addicts) Or if you want it to be realistic and boring the shoplifter is already detained inside the store and you just need to talk to the LP and take the suspect back to booking.

If you want I can give you some other or more detailed experiences I've had to add more variation and I could even go through how stops usually go for this thing since I've done a lot of them. I think you could even have literal repeat offenders since a lot of shoplifters are habitual and do it for drug money or because they like the thrill. You can do a variety of people with different personalities even. Herion addicts, teenagers, ORC crews, bored housewives. Some are docile, some run and fight and others just get verbally combative. 

You could have them take place in one of those clothing stores with interiors. There are also a couple of gas stations/shops and big outlet stores/outdoor malls so have them take place in.

I'd say that Shoplifting is a significant enough part of a police officers job to consider it. They handle that callout a lot, especially in cities or retail-dense areas. Some cities have dedicated divisions for retail crime.

Edited April 3, 201610 yr by frailcolin

9 hours ago, frailcolin said:

This callout is great. I work with the PD all the time and this is about normal for what they typically do. 

I am beyond entertained doing these callouts. 

I can totally see other scenarios using this same format. I work as Loss Prevention and I think a shoplifter call would be cool. Have LP at a store call PD. You roll onto location with description. Wait for them to exit the building than stop and search them. If they have merchandise you can make an arrest. Make contact with the LP to get a positive ID and have them fill out the no-permission paperwork and return the merchandise. Than take him to jail.

You can mix it up. Sometimes the shoplifter stops and talks. Sometimes he runs. Sometimes he fist fights or has a knife on rare occasions. Sometimes when you're sitting outside waiting he comes running out, maybe chased but even by himself would be a fun little foot pursuit. If he runs he may ditch merchandise or drugs (a lot of my shoplifters are drug addicts) Or if you want it to be realistic and boring the shoplifter is already detained inside the store and you just need to talk to the LP and take the suspect back to booking.

If you want I can give you some other or more detailed experiences I've had to add more variation and I could even go through how stops usually go for this thing since I've done a lot of them. I think you could even have literal repeat offenders since a lot of shoplifters are habitual and do it for drug money or because they like the thrill. You can do a variety of people with different personalities even. Herion addicts, teenagers, ORC crews, bored housewives. Some are docile, some run and fight and others just get verbally combative. 

You could have them take place in one of those clothing stores with interiors. There are also a couple of gas stations/shops and big outlet stores/outdoor malls so have them take place in.

I'd say that Shoplifting is a significant enough part of a police officers job to consider it. They handle that callout a lot, especially in cities or retail-dense areas. Some cities have dedicated divisions for retail crime.

I agree with this.  I have a list of callouts that I want to make that are "frequent" but have the ability to go crazy (rarely, you guys know my style).  

 

I have a list of 13 callouts (that haven't really been done yet, some have been) and I can tell you that shoplifting is on the list, and pretty high up there. ;)

 

Thanks for the positive feedback and if I do have questions, I'll contact you.  I did end up picking the brain of a few actual law enforcement officers in terms of out comes for this call.  I can't wait to find time to do more.  For this callout, mostly its going to just get a bit of polish here and there (update the INI a bit more, so people can adjust the interval to check on you, polish and explain some buttons a bit more).  

 

 

callout search warrant?  ?? as callout