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Lakeview County Emergency Medical Services were involved in a collision yesterday evening while responding to a call.
 
After leaving the busy interstate, where vehicles were failing to yield to the ambulance already, the medical crew began travelling down a smaller highway towards the emergency scene they were originally responding to.
 
Another motorist on the roadway, for some undetermined reason, swerved into the ambulances lane, which caused a collision with the ambulances front drivers side bumper. The occupant of the other vehicle ultimately passed out due to what is believed to be panic, before the medical crew was able to bring them back to consciousness.
 
Police from Lakeview County attended shortly after, as they were responding to the same scene. The occupant of the other vehicle was incoherent, and transported by another ambulance to a Metro hospital. 
 
Police would like to urge motorists to pull over to the right when an emergency vehicle is approaching. If that's not possible, pull of to the closest side of the road that you can, to allow the emergency vehicle to pass.
 
No charges have been pressed in this case, and the crews returned to work afterwards. Police and EMS officials are not releasing any more details on this incident.
 
LCPD File # 2017918594
OFC. A. Bennett
35983

Lakeview County Emergency Services responded for reports of an explosion at a local research facility. 
 
Upon arrival, smoke and flames were visible from the outside of one of the buildings on the campus. One fire engine from each district was dispatched to assist with the fire, and additional resources were dispatched from the City of Los Santos to assist with the fire as well.
 
Crews are still investigating the cause of the explosion, however state that there was a welding permit issued around the time that the explosion occurred.

"How bad is it?"
 
"Well, you probably shouldn't have hit those speed bumps so hard, trying to chase that crazy granny. It's bad."

Another addition

After the Paleto Bay's Police Chief told his Officers to stop "Proactive Policing," the lieutenant of the FHP assigned 5 Troopers to Patrol within Paleto Bay.
 
"We have jurisdiction over the entire State." lieutenant Marks said. "If sending a few of our Troopers up there means the tourists and residents are safe, then we will gladly do it."
 
Paleto Bay's Chief said in a letter to his officers that there were "Too many citizen complaints" and "We cannot run a department when we receive dozens of complaints a month. Anything less than someone's blatant carelessness should not be pulled over or stopped."
 
The Chief and Mayor failed to respond to our phone calls. FHP Lieutenant said that 5 Troopers will patrol Paleto Bay until further notice.
yes this is based off of the Midland PA recent PD issues
 

Special thanks to @PantherP71 for the amazing skin, and @OfficerFive0 for the Tracer models.

Lakeview County Echo 1-Bravo responding out of it's station in Los Santos to a mutual aid to Echo 2-Alpha, responding for an automatic fire alarm activation at the Lakeview Government building.

Goddamn the "Frozen" livery looks good on the Charger!!  (IMO)  If you need context, look at my previous two images.  Inspiration in part by Fresno PD, star is modified San Jose PD.  Livery is all original.
 
My favorite thus far.  =DDD  LOS SANTOS PDDDDDDD!!!!!
 
2014 Charger by thegreathah!!!  What's next??  Probably the Caprice PPV!
 














 
My god, it's hot

Sheriff office got some new toys to destory

Police, Fire and EMS officials in Lakeview are being issued a new piece of equipment. Only, this equipment is not what you'd expect.
 
"It's a teddy bear." says Sergeant Bennett with Lakeview County Police.
 
"Sometimes we as first responders have to deal with children in stressful situations." he says.
 
The teddy bears are a part of the new Operation Bearhug initiative launched by the Office of the Medical Director.
 
"By taking that child away from whatever is happening, and giving them something soft to focus on helps them out." says Dr. Wright, a child psychologist with the Lakeview Medical Directors Office.
 
These bears are now issued in all Lakeview Emergency Vehicles in a variety of colors.
 
"Hopefully we won't need to use them too often, but when we do have to, we're sure it'll ease the minds of our struggling youth."
 
With Channel 9 Lakeview, I'm Mike Litoris.

A Lakeview County EMT closing the rear doors to an ambulance, preparing to transport a man from a local mechanic shop after a transmission from a vehicle dropped on his legs and left him pinned for a brief period.
 
The mechanic has a broken right leg and various lacerations, but will be in stable, non-life threatening condition.

Go LSPD!
 
This is how my "Frozen" skin looks like on an FPIU (for context, look at my previous image).  I like it!  Inspired in part by Fresno PD, star is a modified San Jose PD star.
 
Enjoy!  Charger might be next.  Oh yeah, FPIU by thegreathah!
 








 

with all off brand lighting. Haha.

Go LSPD!
 
First time trying out the Forza CVPI (Frozen CVPI hehe).  The skin I whipped up just so I can see what the frozen CVPI looks like in-game (in my game).  Very detailed, I like it, although it rides kinda high, especially in the back, like it's raked.  Probably on airbags!
 
Enjoy the images.  Forza CVPI by Pricefield.  Skin by me, inspired in part by Fresno PD.
 












 
I like it!  Although, I really still prefer the DSF (and secretly, Bxbugs's).  =P  About the skin, you like it?  Should I make a pack? =)