Crizby

An ASP trooper waits for speeders.

Leftwood/Westike PD arrest two subjects, a "third strike" offense for a prostitute, and a first time offense for the man who tried to take part in her "offerings". Both will be going to jail.

*Car is a WIP by JewishBanana and features a DROT MX7000*

Beaverhead Avenue - Also known as Paradise Ave - is one of the nations most fatal avenues. It's estimated that each month there are over 20 accidents all year around. There are a lot of things to blame, like the beautiful views which can be observed from the road and a lot of DUIs. And fact is, according to the Alderney Beach Police Dept. that most of the traffic accidents occur due to tourist drivers trying to take pictures of the beautiful views as they drive by, which often leads to them crashing, or by impaired drivers.
There's been a lot of ideas for solutions - for example to make the road wider, build a better "safety net" and simply have more marked police cruisers keeping an eye on the traffic.
However, the Alderney Beach Police Dept. state that they simply cannot afford to have officers dedicated to Beaverhead Ave. due to the lack of personal, with only 225 officers serving a permanent population of 120 000 residents and over 500 000 tourists each year.

Just finished converting this from DSF
didnt know what to do so i just added a few things!

Comments? Suggestions?

Recently the Liberty Township Police Department (LTPD) & the North Liberty Police Department (NLPD) started a close partnership. They've done a couple of joint-operations together like "Safe street initiative"where they focused on reckless/careless drivers in the border area between the two jurisdictions.They've also let several officers do ride-alongs in their districts with their "partner" from the other department - Which has been stated by both departments - has been a great success in understanding each other's type of policing and routines.

The partnership is expected to continue for 2 more weeks.

Recently the Liberty Township Police Department (LTPD) & the North Liberty Police Department (NLPD) started a close partnership. They've done a couple of joint-operations together like "Safe street initiative"where they focused on reckless/careless drivers in the border area between the two jurisdictions.They've also let several officers do ride-alongs in their districts with their "partner" from the other department - Which has been stated by both departments - has been a great success in understanding each other's type of policing and routines.

The partnership is expected to continue for 2 more weeks.

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I wasn't going for perfect accuracy, but just something similar. If anyone need it, I will release it.

Features:
- changeable district and license plate textures for all 7 districts (Window Rock, Chinle, Crownpoint, Shiprock, Dilkon, Kayenta and Tuba City)
- random sticker "How's my Driving?"
- openable tonneau cover
- working spotlight
- lightbar front cut-off
- additional rear light stick
- ELS V8 compatible

COMING SOON!

Beaverhead Avenue - Also known as Paradise Ave - is one of the nations most fatal avenues. It's estimated that each month there are over 20 accidents all year around. There are a lot of things to blame, like the beautiful views which can be observed from the road and a lot of DUIs. And fact is, according to the Alderney Beach Police Dept. that most of the traffic accidents occur due to tourist drivers trying to take pictures of the beautiful views as they drive by, which often leads to them crashing, or by impaired drivers.
There's been a lot of ideas for solutions - for example to make the road wider, build a better "safety net" and simply have more marked police cruisers keeping an eye on the traffic.
However, the Alderney Beach Police Dept. state that they simply cannot afford to have officers dedicated to Beaverhead Ave. due to the lack of personal, with only 225 officers serving a permanent population of 120 000 residents and over 500 000 tourists each year.

Beaverhead Avenue - Also known as Paradise Ave - is one of the nations most fatal avenues. It's estimated that each month there are over 20 accidents all year around. There are a lot of things to blame, like the beautiful views which can be observed from the road and a lot of DUIs. And fact is, according to the Alderney Beach Police Dept. that most of the traffic accidents occur due to tourist drivers trying to take pictures of the beautiful views as they drive by, which often leads to them crashing, or by impaired drivers.
There's been a lot of ideas for solutions - for example to make the road wider, build a better "safety net" and simply have more marked police cruisers keeping an eye on the traffic.
However, the Alderney Beach Police Dept. state that they simply cannot afford to have officers dedicated to Beaverhead Ave. due to the lack of personal, with only 225 officers serving a permanent population of 120 000 residents and over 500 000 tourists each year.