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Holy bump batman.

To turn express mode off/on I've found success using Left Ctrl + Left Alt + NumPad 8 + then Backspace.

I promise you, that is a liberty. http://www.whelen.com/_AUTOMOTIVE/details_prod.php?head_id=4&cat_id=85&prod_id=325# Please reference the third picture on that website.

That's what I was thinking. I did find this though... http://www.google.com/cse?cx=partner-pub-7935261044099979%3A6364234123&q=Liberty#gsc.tab=0&gsc.q=Whelen%20Liberty&gsc.sort=&gsc.ref=downloads

So you want a crown vic with a liberty?

I feel the officer was justified in shooting. The dog clearly lunged, as previously stated. Unfortunately, it had to be done. Interestingly enough, the Brimfield, Ohio police chief shared his opinion and also shed a little light on additional circumstances that may have caused the arrest, this is the post that was made. "Chief’s Babble…..on the Rottweiler. I have received lots of messages and emails about the shooting of a Rottweiler by a police officer. Some of you are very passionate for both sides of this argument. I understand both sides and would like to offer some opinion on the incident…as usual. Let’s look at the incident.... • According to the LA Times, The police department was out in force after responding to armed-robbery suspects who had barricaded themselves in a home. The situation could have been deadly and officers needed to secure a perimeter. •The subject with the dog has a history with that particular department, including being arrested for drugs and domestic violence and also has a current lawsuit against the department. •Many people in the background could be heard asking what the subject and his dog were doing “so close” to police cars and the operations going on at the residence. •The subject appears to exchange words with officers, puts his dog in the vehicle with windows down….and then walks up to be handcuffed by officers…as if he wanted to be arrested…perhaps to use as a “retaliation” charge against the department for the ongoing lawsuit. That is an opinion....from experience. •The Rottweiler jumps from the vehicle, walks towards the officers and subject and then lunges at an officer. The officers shoots and kills the dog. Most of you know I love dogs. I have had several dogs in my lifetime, including a very nice Rottweiler. I did not like watching this incident, at all. There are places I will not take my dogs, out of just plain old common sense….One of those places would most definitely be to a barricaded subjects call. I would also not show up to a scene involving a police department I was in an active lawsuit with and begin cajoling officers….particularly with my dog in tow. Yes, I know we honor free speech in America; however, rights come with responsibilities. The incident transpired in less than ten seconds. The officers made a snap decision and will be judged on that decision for some time to come. That’s what this profession is. Also...the officers should have known who they were dealing with and expected this type of behavior. Preparation wins every time. After watching this and reading many sides of the story, I have to fault of the owner of the dog for most of this drama. Dog ownership is a responsibility, not a status. Would the owner have taken his two-year-old child that close to danger? Dogs are loyal and that is evident by this dog’s response to his owner being arrested. For that loyalty, we owe our four legged friends the same in return. I know we have our dog lovers on board here. I am one also. Do not be blinded by emotion. Most if not all of you would NOT show up at an active and dangerous police scene, with your dog, to yell at police officers. Many of you watch from the safe and needed distance....and that is the norm. Many dogs have less than great best friends. Harsh... but very true.….Chief Oliver" So the fact that the man had a lawsuit with the department may have been the reason he "surrendered" himself. Just another perspective.

This is my favorite.

Sorry, I completely forgot about this. I'll release it sometime this weekend.

Just my opinion, but there doesn't seem to be any lights on the model. It looks like the headlight just flashes....which isn't much. Granted if that's all the actual vehicle does, then it's spot on. Otherwise it may be beneficial to put more time into the model and add other lighting equipment. As far as the video goes, I agree with the majority of the people that have posted on/ viewed this thread. It was not of good quality and showed more of the AI attacking you than of the actual vehicle. I would recommend making another video that showcases only the vehicle. However, as I stated at the beginning that is just my opinion. Feel free to do as you wish.

Here is a video demonstrating the Fire Truck version of the Freedom and I also included a picture below. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w85QSSnJVgk

It could be the tahoe itself. Sometimes there are issues with the model that causes flipping/bouncy suspension issues.

Where exactly are the lights?

As savior said, there are many lightbars and TA's in the development section on here as well as on GPM. Just look for them. As for new equipment, it is generally hard to get new equipment from modders without something to trade in return. Just talking from my personal experience.

Could you make a line for this? http://gtapolicemods.com/downloads.php?do=file&id=2234