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Heavy Odor of Marijuana Coming From The Vehicle K9 Unit and Gang and Narcotics on Scene.

Link to vehicles textures:

 
 

This was captured via Fraps, then slightly modified in Photoshop Touch
Link to a texture: http://www.lcpdfr.com/files/file/8585-bcso-enhancement-project-mod/

Link to vehicles textures:

 
 

Link to vehicles textures:

 
 

Link to vehicles textures:

 
 

Link to vehicles textures:

 
 

This was captured via Fraps, then slightly modified in Photoshop Touch
Link to a texture: http://www.lcpdfr.com/files/file/8585-bcso-enhancement-project-mod/

While last night was sunny and nice, residents of Blaine County are awoken to a surprise.
It has snowed overnight, and roads are covered in snow. Snow is in the forecast for the next couple of days.
"It's really early... Too early!" said one resident.
And though it seems extremely early, it is here, and it is already hampering Emergency Service Crews.
"We've had multiple calls for service, ranging from motor vehicle collisions to trapped individuals" said Deputy Sheriff Jones from the Blaine County Sheriff's Office.
"It's highly encouraged that, until the roads have been plowed and conditions improve, that if you don't need to travel, then don't."
Law Enforcement Officials are encouraging drivers that do have to drive over the next couple of days to follow these tips:
-Double the normally suggested following distances for vehicles. This means, instead of two car lengths between each small vehicle, double it to four car lengths, or more. For larger vehicle Police recommend increasing the car lengths up to six to eight car lengths or more.
-Always keep your eyes on the road, watching for snow drifts or ice patches.
-Limit your speed. Although the signs may say to do a specific speed, in conditions such as these, it may be dangerous. Police encourage drivers to slow their speed by at least 10-20 km/h.
Josh Kratel, Blaine County News.

A Blaine County Sheriffs Office Patrol Car on the scene of an unknown incident.

Very early WIP texture.

Rescue squad is WIP by me.

Still wanna add the 2015 charger to it, then I'll release it.

Department of Justice will be a patrol series unlike any others.. Taking the appearance of reality TV show. Cops from many different departments in San Andreas, filmed by a casting crew on daily basis. Action, Interviews, Intense chases and paperworks! 
What you won't see in this show:
- Hud and minimaps
- Unrealistic events
- Horrible montage and quality
- Bad cameras angles
Link to the channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKPvr74Uxd0LHM3mc_jlD1Q

We now go to our breaking story where Westlake County Police are on scene of what we're told is a drug overdose. One individual is dead and another is in serious condition after consuming an unknown drug.
Police Officer Justin Peters of the Westlake County Police Department gave a statement.
"At this time it's unclear as to the exact amount, or the type of narcotics taken, however what we can confirm is that one individual has passed away due to the substance they consumed."
Police are not providing any more information as the investigation is ongoing, but they did state the individuals involved were younger in age, and hope this incident can provide insight to the younger population about how dangerous certain drugs can be when taken.