badass22
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At least I remember that LA Sheriff’s Dept. had the new Caprices. I think it’s a problem in the inner city of LA.
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I recently saw some COPS episodes from Season 7 covering LAPD. Those ones were from 1994-1995 timeline, and I expect LAPD to use the then-new whale Caprices, but the most part of their cars came out to be the same ones from the late 80s (box Caprices and LTD Crown Vics). Did they keep using those because of lack of funds? Or just because they valued the new ones later in the late 90s (along with the new Crown Vic P71)?
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I suggest you Enhanced Trainer or Menyoo. Remember that the 2 red and blue lights at the ends of the lightbar are supposed to be steady burning.- 25 comments
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Take from here: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1hGgEVwTNfTCro1vXteJdGb6zbbcK5KNI
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Forgot to put it. Take the one from my other cars (unmarked box Caprice, 91 LAPD Caprice, 82 CHP Impala, etc.). Technically speaking, it’s not really necessary do some edits to the vehshare file, it just replaces the license plate texture.
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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!
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From the album: Time machine
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If it comes to a subject who got death sentence, they definitely have first to check out if he's the right person to execute, this occurs via mutiple courts and overview of the evidences found to prove if he's guilty or not. Imagine what it would happen if someone would be executed instantly without burden of proof. Something like that happened in the USA when two Italians were executed in Boston (1927) for crimes there weren't evidences of about the fact they used to commit. Anyway, honestly I don't know how the judiciary system works in Japan, same like Constable Lego said.
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I agree with you at some point. I mean, what you say is right, as long as the prisoner is willing to get back into society and find a job for himself. If you talk about someone who is a leader of a terrorist organization, who got into crime since he was 12 y/o, I think his entire life is supposed to be like that. It’s not a matter of being mentally disturbed or just have gotten into an instant moment of pure rampage for grudge against someone. It's a matter of being perfectly sane and just supposed to be evil. So I can say it can totally change the way of thinking about how the ending of his life will be like.
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Yes, I imagine. Nope, wait! It's really happening. Somewhere like... Saudi Arabia (NATO allied country, btw).
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@Constable Lego Basically, yes, death penalty is more expensive than life sentence, but if you keep someone alive for a long time until he dies (especially if he’s some type of general to some terrorist organization), it’s not guaranteed to be positive. He would have control on his member, even from behind the bars. In my country, there was one of the most notorious leaders of the Italian Mafia, his name is Salvatore Riina, he was arrested in 1993, he got life sentence and lived until 2017. His 24 years in prison didn’t stop him from controlling his gang, they still operated under his orders. And maybe, I can say that Salvatore Riina did even worse than Shoko Asahara or Charles Manson (I named this last one because it sounds like Asahara is Manson’s Japanese counterpart, at least to me). So this is the aftermath when you keep alive a criminal who has so much influence over an entire group of people.
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I recently heard about the execution of a man named Shoko Asahara, who was known in Japan for being member of a terrorist group, responsible for an attack in a subway in Tokyo, in 1995. I would like to know why they took so long (23 years, fyi that’s my age lol) to execute him? Should he have got life in prison? Or you think death penalty is what he deserved?
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I think this is a good source: http://www.wb6nvh.com/CHP2001.htm
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Is it possible to make the siren (used by SirenMastery) sound even in Rockstar Editor?- 851 comments
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If I remember right, in RDE Discord there’s a fixed gameconfig file for the current GTA V version. Give it a check.
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I don’t play GTA IV atm so I don’t actually know where you can find one. But you can also take a current NYPD uniform and paint it like the old one.- 15 comments
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Where did you get that LASD CVPI?
