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Here's the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department paint scheme for Officer Tej's 2009 Lenco Bearcat. Of course you need this:
I hope you like this. Enjoy!

Hello everyone! I'm here with my pride to present one of the hardest cars to make, knowing that its supposed to replicate its real life counterpart. The car I'm going to present you is a Chevrolet Caprice 9C1 from Los Angeles Sheriff's Department. This car is a reknown piece of history for the department and also cars in general. It wasn't easy to make, or better say know to make this car. There were so few pics of it (most of them are shitty replicas spawning randomly on Google) that I had to dig in things like LASD classic recruiting videos and even the episodes from the COPS TV Series (Season 2, 1989-1990) to find actual references of this car, and make it like how it's supposed to be.
And now, I finally succeded!
 
F.A.Q.
Q: Why do the lights steady burn randomly?
A: It's probably an ELS thing, use a trainer to disable the extras which turn on the lights.
Q: Why are LSTG-1 and LSTG-2 the same?
A: As you know, this car is from the 80s, so don't expect to have so many patterns and be a fancy Christmas tree.
Q: Why doesn’t the car work?
A: I put a Readme in the archive. Check it out.
 
Enjoy!

DISCLAIMER:
- Do not reupload;
- Do not claim as your own stuff;
- This file is already in z3d format, so open it in your ZM3 should be easier.
 
Hope you like it.

DISCLAIMER:
- Do not reupload;
- Do not claim as your own stuff;
- This file is already in z3d format, so open it in your ZM3 should be easier.
 
Hope you like it.

DISCLAIMER:
- Do not reupload;
- Do not claim as your own stuff;
- This file is already in z3d format, so open it in your ZM3 should be easier.
 
Hope you like it.

Hello guys! After a long time of inactivity, I can finally say it: I'm back! Yes, I'm back this time with something different, more exclusive, that you've ever seen in a long time: an unmarked Chevrolet Caprice 9C1.
If you are that type of cop who likes things as being undercover, going after the drug dealer, and sneak up on him by flashing the lights when you're behind him, this detective box Caprice is the car for you.
 
A huge "Thanks!" to @YoNeilGaming for taking these amazing screenshots and his showcase video right here:
 
Recommended:
 
Hope you like it.
 
Enjoy!

Hello guys! After my time travel in the 1980s to bring back to life those legendary box body cars, now I just made a step further, and went to the era when the aero bodies conquered the interest of anyone, even law enforcement. That's why I'm proud to present you the 1991 LAPD Chevrolet Caprice 9C1!
 
Features:
Federal Signal Aerodynic Model 25 California Spec Federal Signal Unitrol 480K console ELS halogen lightning setup Full carcols.ymt file integrations with coronas  
For a better experience with halogen lights, I recommend you this:
 
Along with mine, I recommend you this:
 
 
F.A.Q.
Q: Why are there lights randomly steady burning?
A: If it happens, I guess it's an ELS thing. You can disable them by using Enhanced Trainer, going to Vehicle->Modifications, scrolling up to the end and disabling from Extra #1 to Extra #6.
Q: Why do the lights work only in LSTG-3?
A: This car is almost 30 years old. The lightbars they mounted back then only had 2 stages. Pratically LSTG-1 and LSTG-2 are for the traffic stop (rear yellow lights flashing), and LSTG-3 is for Code 3 response (all lights working).
Q: Can I take the DEV model of this car and customize it as I wish?
A: Yes you can. But don't forget to credit the original authors of the DEV model. If you don't wanna get in trouble. Hahahaha! I'm joking but just credit them.
 
Hope you like it.
 
Enjoy!

This is the siren used by California Highway Patrol from 1977 to 1987.
 
 
Just to let you know before you start commenting about that, this siren doesn't feature a bullhorn. And furthermore, besides wail and yelp tones, it has the hi-lo tone as well, but it wasn't featured in early 1980s CHP setup.
 
Car used:
 
Hope you like it.
 
Enjoy!

Hello everyone! I'm proud to present you the car that signs my switch from city to state department. Here is the 1982 Chevrolet Impala F41 from California Highway Patrol.
Features:
Federal Signal Aerodynic Model 24 California Spec Police equipment in the interior ELS halogen lightning setup Full carcols.ymt file integrations with coronas  
Recommended:
 
F.A.Q.
Q: Why aren't the lights working?
A: In some slots the car is placed in, the light may not work due to overwriting values encountered in the carcols file.
Q: Why do the lights work only in LSTG-3?
A: This car is over 30 years old. The lightbars they mounted back then only had 2 stages. Pratically LSTG-1 and LSTG-2 are for the traffic stop (rear yellow lights flashing), and LSTG-3 is for Code 3 response (all lights working).
Q: Can I take the DEV model of this car and customize it as I wish?
A: Yes you can. But don't forget to credit the original authors of the DEV model. If you don't wanna get in trouble. Hahahaha! I'm joking but just credit them.
 
Hope you like it.
 
Enjoy!

Back when LAPD was patrolling the streets in its most violent times, many of them still carrying .38 caliber revolvers against AK-47, UZI, TEC-9 and stuff like that.
 
Hope you like it.
 
Enjoy!

This is the siren used by Los Angeles Police Department in the 1980s and early 1990s.
 
 
Car used:
 
Hope you like it.
 
Enjoy!

This siren designed by Federal Signal Corporation was used by California Highway Patrol on JetStream and Vision lightbars from 1987 to 2009, when the Federal Signal controllers were replaced by Whelen equipment.
 
Showcase:
 
Hope you like it.
 
Enjoy!

This is a 1987 Chevrolet Caprice 9C1 used by the New York Police Department back when their cars have blue painted color scheme.
 
WARNING - You need this car:
 
Hope you like it.
 
Enjoy!

Here is the uniform the New York Police Department used from the 1970s up to the early 1990s.
 
Hope you like it.
 
Enjoy!

Hello! I'm proud to present you something that will bring back memories to people who experienced the days before the 21st century: here is the California Highway Patrol vintage uniform.
This uniform was used probably since when CHP was formed, 1929, up to the late 1980s or early 1990s, when they changed hats and pistols too.
 
This uniform was originally made in July 2016 by Lundy. After an year and a half, I saw that this uniform needed some rework, especially the color and the nameplates, so I did it.
And, here it is!

Hello guys! I enjoyed Thehurk's California Highway Patrol vehicles for a long time, along with my CHP ped pack. But in these days I felt like the ELS patterns on these vehicles need a bit of rework. So I put my hand on the .xml files in order to make the lights flash like in real life. TBH this is NOT exactly accurate (due to ELS patterns limitation), but I'm sure it's pretty damn close!
I started with the 2011 Ford Crown Victoria, just to make it try to you, and then you'll leave your opinion in the comments. If you like it, I'll do it with the other vehicles too.
Hope you like it.

The gang problems have become so bad in the county of LA to make the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department create a specific unit for this: the LASD Gang Unit. These are the guys who deal with the gangs of LA, you can see them in TV series, movies, documentaries, always ready to hold the line.
 
To use this ped, you need this one first:
 
Hope you like it. Enjoy!
 

Here's the LAPD scheme for the 1998 Crown Vic with Code 3 MX7000 (ELS), here's the original model:
Hope you like it. Enjoy!

Hello guys! Here I am with the Florida Highway Patrol State Trooper, but this time it comes in the EUP asset, it means that you (Floridians and not) will have the chance to create your custom character and join the Florida Highway Patrol, and show everybody who runs the Sunshine State.
 
ATTENTION: Before you'll start to ask me question, I'll advice you that:
1) the badge isn't exactly the real life model, because this is the layout EUP uniforms have ;
2) there aren't all the ranks, because originally these uniforms are based on California law enforcement, whose rank system is not exactly the same as other police departments.
 
To play with this, you need this stuff:
 
Hope you like it. Enjoy!

Hello boys and girls! How's it going?
 
Today, I have the pleasure to present you the Florida Highway Patrol State Trooper. These guys can be found on any highway in the state of Florida. Their duty is to enforce the law all over the state, securing the roads, catching people who don't respect the law, and doing all what they can to keep the public safe.
 
Yeah. Sunshine State Power!

This is the agent from the Florida Highway Patrol Tactical Response Team, the most hardcore division in the FHP. This agent is specially trained in crowd control, weapons, tactical maneuvers, building searches, service of arrest warrants, and other special techniques.

Here's the deputy from Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office, Florida.

Hello guys! Wassup? I guess everybody is enjoying the brand new RDE 3.1 that came out in these days. So, after I made my California Law Enforcement EUP Pack, I decided to make a pack about California law enforcement agencies appositely for RDE 3.1, so you can feel the experience of how is it to be a wanted criminal or a cop in Southern California.
This pack features various type of agencies that have jurisdiction in Southern California, including:
 
Local:
Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) Los Angeles Sheriff Department (LASD) Ventura County Sheriff's Office (VCSO) Los Angeles Airport Police (LAAP) Los Angeles Port Police (LAPP) State:
California Highway Patrol (CHP) California State Park Rangers (CSPR) Federal:
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Military:
California National Guard (CNG)  
I guess not few people were waiting for something like this, including me myself. But I didn't see anyone planning to do this but me. And that's why I'm so glad to present you the California RDE Law Enforcement Pack!
 
As stated, these peds are made appositely for this mod:
 
But you can also pick a model of them and replace a vanilla one, if you play without RDE.
 
 
To have a better experience, I recommend you this:
 
Hope you like it. Enjoy!

This is the deputy from Broward County Sheriff's Office, Florida. Requested by @LAPDOfficerBraddock.

Who said that you have to be a law enforcement officer to be a hero?
 
Be a hero isn't just wear an uniform with a badge on it. It's very much more of what you could think.
Never heard about fire department? Paramedics? Lifeguard? National Guard? Didn't they count?
 
After the release of the California Law Enforcement EUP Pack, today I have another thing that can let you play from a different point of view to serve: the California Serve & Rescue EUP Pack. This pack includes the following agencies:
Los Angeles Fire Department (LAFD) Los Angeles County Fire Department (LACo.FD) Los Angeles County Lifeguards (LACo.L) Ventura County Fire Department (VCFD) American Medical Response (AMR) California National Guard (CNG)  
You don't have to fight crime to be a hero.
 
Of course, to use this pack you need these:
 
 
 
Makes even more sense with this:
 
 
Recommend this as well:
 
 
Hope you like it. Enjoy!