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Just getting in my monthly gallery upload quota that I set for myself.

A GLP Traffic tent was set up by the Red entrance, showing of the fruits of driving under the influence of alcohol - a SORN Willard with some serious impact damage. One of the GLP's famous motorway Vincents was also parked up alongside it, and a local taxi was parked up along side that to advertise a very important message - take a cab after a drink, because if you drink and drive, you might end up like the unlucky driver of the red Willard.
 
Signs would be added if I was better at graphics design.

In the midst of the festival, the GLP happened to chance upon one of their most wanted suspects wandering the festival grounds. Taking this chance, one of the unmarked cars stationed around the area raced into Meadows Park, sirens drowning out an Indie band's setpiece, and joined two other cars filled with officers in taking down #6 on their most wanted list. A job well done, it seemed.

An Elkridge State Railways and Transportation officer witnesses sparks coming from the opposite end of a railway crossing while patrolling. The train activated its emergency brakes and stopped down the line; once the train cleared the crossing, the officer spotted a vehicle on the other side with heavy front end damage. 
 
It's suspected that the operator of the vehicle had stopped too closely to the railway crossing, and then proceeded to check their phone which resulted in them releasing their brakes slightly enough to roll into the train car. 
 
There were no injuries, however there was heavy damage to the vehicle as well as a few of the rail cars. The operator was charged with driving while distracted by a mobile device, failing to stop before a stop line, and damage to railway property.
 
This same train crossing was the scene of a fatal collisions a few days prior to this incident; the Minister of Transportation is investigating ways to enhance warnings for the crossing, in addition to the existing crossing gates and alarms that are already present.

A LSPD seargent checking one patrol spot held by 2 LSPD Officers in Elysian Island.

With the increase of illegal races on the surroundings of LS Port, LSPD alongside with Port Authority set some patrol spots around Elysian Island in an attempt to intercept and identify racers. The picture shows a LSPD seargent checking one of these spots held by 2 LSPD Officers.

Of course, emergency vehicles need to be refuelled. In the lull period before the acts arrive, emergency personnel on site are reccomended to have their vehicles fuelled and readied for the day ahead. And with Friday night patrols and responses drawing fuel from ambulances and police cars, Saturday morning was mostly fuelling up cars, the acrid smell of petrol and diesel in the air when the Yellow buses began to arrive. RON stations were known to smell really bad.

Off the back of one of our more...peculiar screenshotters, here's a Munich Police and Bundespolizei Stanier (or as he once referred to it as, a Wartburg (?)). Thinking about putting this up soon, but I'm not sure when.
 
Oh, and this screenshots gallery isn't dead. I've just got to finish up 'Operation: Ashahara' first. It's best not to leave this gallery in the dark, though.

Ready to jump into action while the 30 Seconds to Mars set ends, the Park & Rides along Columbus Avenue are ready to go to pick up the festivalgoers, and drop them back off at where they were picked up. While the GLP prepared to escort them out, the enthusiasts lined the streets, hoping to get good shots of 'foreign' buses in an Arriva-served city.
 

LSPD units transporting a high risk offender to Davis Court House from Rockford Hills Police Station.
 
I've added a couple more vehicles to my old GTA IV-style vanilla pack: a Feroci and a Prisoner Transport variant of the riot truck.
 
Skins based off LCPD design, especially when it comes to the PT riot. The Feroci also has 'court' division liveries and black 'Auxiliary' liveries.
 
 
The video editor is beginning to annoy me because I can never capture all the lights flashing.