Reddington

It works perfectly fine for me on the latest version. 🙂

You're welcome!

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I don't know exactly where it is, but you can search for it in GTA V folder-->lspdfr-->police scanner.

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Then add it. Go into the vanilla update folder-->x64-->dlcpacks. Now go into patchday18, click edit mode, and you'll see an option to add this folder to the mods folder. Do it. After that, you can add your cars.

I've never seen this before. I've seen police bring in a Bearcat to prevent a vehicle from continuing to move, or if it's a stand off. I'm not entirely sure how this would play out with the AI. Not only that, at least from what I've seen, TPAC is not all that common in the US, certainly not the state of California where they'd rather let suspects have free reign while they switch to the oh so helpful surveillance mode. If you're looking for an easy, but not 100% guaranteed way of forcing a suspect to stop after a while, try this mod. http://www.lcpdfr.com/files/file/11933-pursuit-deterrence/

I'm unaware, what is TPAC?

Last time I checked, the US government was sitting in their rocking chair and gleefully watching as those with mental health are neglected. Obviously, yes, we should treat others kindly, and most people do. However, this saying is as wrong as can be. You can treat 100 people kindly and still run into assholes who could care less about your feelings. I'm not saying people should be assholes to each other, but telling someone to treat another the way they want to be treated does not yield the results you desire, and could easily be a two way street. You do realize this would only exaggerate the problem in the event of an emergency, right? Not to mention this is a huge violation of the fire code for a building like this. This would never work, and you know what? You help the shooter. He's guarding the only way in, and now has literally every single person in the building as a hostage. They may be able to break windows, but in situations like this, most people don't even consider that. Also consider this, say there's an active shooter. Everyone panics and begins running for the front door, the only door. The shooter knew this was the only door, and is standing and waiting with his gun pointed. What you're suggesting is a human meat grinder and would only help the perpetrator and harm everyone else. I don't know if school resource officers are required by law or if it's a 'at the school's request' thing, so I'm going to base this response off both scenarios. 1) The officer is required at the school. You do understand that the SRO does a lot more than just stay at their desk and wait to be called, right? When I was in school, our SRO was actively walking around and keeping an eye on things when he had free time. You would be severely limiting his job if you required him to stand at the front door all day long. 2) Officers are not required to be at the school. This would mean one particular officer now has to spend his entire time just standing at the front of a school entrance. Is that something you'd happily do? Would you be happy that you went through the academy just to end up being an over priced security guard? You and I grew up in very different places then. Our school doors were locked except for the main door, and people freely came in and out. There was a front door attendant/check in person, but it was lax. I had to re-read this a few times to see if I read it right. Your answer to standing up to bullying is by having armed police everywhere? 'Cause that's how it is for a courthouse. Furthermore, the whole "just stand up to bullies" garbage doesn't work at all. More times than not, standing up to them gets you in trouble and makes them madder. I know this from personal experience. I was bullied a lot, told the teachers, tried to get things handled the right way and whadd'ya know? Nothing was done except a slap on the wrist. It is always chalked up as "kids being kids", and the adults don't seem to understand how bad it is, and that it goes far beyond kids being kids. Anyone who ever says "just stand up to bullies", or anything that is deemed was minimizing the bullying, the bully, or the situation, either has never been bullied before, doesn't understand bullying, or was bullied but not to the same extent as others. I mean no offense by that, but speaking from my experience, minimizing the entire thing is just slapping the victim in the face and essentially saying "Grow the fuck up, it happens to everyone". That is wrong! Do you know this for certain? Have you seen the future and know a mental health law would fail? As it is, there are thousands of those mentally ill that are homeless and on the street. Their family doesn't give a shit, the government doesn't give a shit. No one does, it's why they are homeless and regarded as "filth" by most. If we could get everyone on the same page, I believe we could actually help those that are mentally ill. I believe we could prevent a tragedy and help someone who needs it. Thanks for your quote, but this isn't a movie, a show, a book, anything fake. This is real life, and that whole "evil to prevail" thing doesn't apply here. At all.

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Go into the vehicles.meta, find the line for the cars you want the push bar to spawn with. Now find this line <requiredExtras /> Change to <requiredExtras>EXTRA_1</requiredExtras> Change 1 to whatever the push bar extra number is.

Remove the Callout Manager mod. It's no longer compatible.

I'm not sure where he found the mod that changes the voice, but if you're in a pursuit and press shift, your officer's voice will blare over the PA and use predetermined lines.