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Just experimenting with this one.

Working on the interior equipment for the 1990 Caprice. Not accurate but tried to keep it within the time period. 
 
The interior contains: Lojack, Radio, Siren controls, shotgun, sheriffs hat and speaker. The cage has been changed from an extra to permanent.
 
The trunk contains: first aid kit, two traffic cones and a duffle bag. 
 
The roof now has two antennas, one being for the Lojack. The extras for the vehicle are: rambar (PB 200), spotlights (down), spotlights (up).
 
Credit to all of the people who made the stuff. I merely stuck it together.

I finally got around to fixing an issue with the glass. There are a few minor issues that need to be fixed such as an edge sticking out of the lightbar a little, and some clipping issues inside. But I'm really impressed with how it turned out so far!

Los Santos Sheriff Caprice en-route to a 10-99. 

Experimenting with the Mars Skybolt Lightbar. Still haven't figured out adding the dishes to the wheels... always looks weird in-game.

Just a fictional 1990 LSPD Caprice. My first model I've ever built. Comes with three extras (rambar, cage and spotlights). Non-ELS. 
 
Uses Lundys 1990 Chevrolet Caprice 9C1 Police Package.

The LCPD have had a habit of performing these since the attacks. Across the city, and the emergency services world, people wonder what the hell they're up to, and why that somehow fits into counter-terrorism in the archaic reign of the Lawton administration.

When watching Initial D, have you ever thought, "where the heck are the Tokyo Metropolitan Police?"
 
Well I have thought that, and I thought I'd recreate a realistic scenario, owing to Japan's crazy street racing laws.

With a huge Jewish diaspora, it was only natural that they set up a neighbourhood watch scheme - the Outlook Park Volunteer Police, or the Shomrim, following the blackouts of 1977 which shook the community to it's core. The LCPD, somewhat controversially, have supported and funded them ever since, with one example of their support being the OPVP Merit in the background, a former LCPD car repainted as a 'gift' to them.
 
As quoted from the real-life Wikipedia article: "Members, driving repainted police cars, respond to armed robberies, burglaries, and assaults in progress, as well as automobile accidents and general assistance to residents. While they are not authorized to make arrests, they will chase suspects and try to detain them by surrounding them and talking to them until police arrive."
 
Here, the LCPD were called in by the Shomrim to respond to an attempted robbery in the actual park area. The LCPD were just around the block, and took the suspect away a few minutes later