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The latest LSPDFR updated introduced the proposed API function.

Proposal:
 
/// <summary> /// Sets a value indicating whether the ped can be stopped or arrested despite being part of a normally blacklisted group, such as COP or ARMY. /// </summary> /// <param name="ped">The ped.</param> /// <param name="value">Whether or not the ped group will be ignored for arrests.</param> public static void SetPedArrestIgnoreGroup(Ped ped, bool value)  

Interesting, I believe the behavior should at least be consistent across detaining and traffic stop interaction, so there is definitely something wrong here. I suppose we just detect them as "special" and prevent any interaction so that should be able to be worked around with a flag configurable via the API. I will have a look to see what actually happens and revert back.

Davis 23, one in custody, no further cars.

Releasing our content for free is arguably covered under fair use. That being said, you'd be hard pressed to find a company that would even want to try and sue, we aren't harming their profits or their public image, most of the representatives I've spoken to are happy to help me with my projects.
 
Stealing someone's hard work is just a dick move above all else. Most of us who have our work stolen don't really intend on any legal course of action, especially when publicly naming and shaming works so well, (which i'm guessing has happened to you, considering the throwaway account)

San Andreas Police Force Karin Kuruma patrol vehicle
Weird how this is your only post and your account was created 3 minutes before you posted it...

I gotta say, I really enjoy your callouts! They're not these "arrive & shoot" callouts you see everywhere. Yours are a lot more realistic and I enjoy them very much. 
 
Since I am working in law enforcement here are some of the things I experience quite often and that would fit your realistic callout pack perfectly in my opinion. 🙂
a customer is refusing to pay (code 2) a shoplifter got caught by security (code 2) (more likely) / shoplifter got caught and is fighting with security (code 3) (less likely) a non-physical dispute (about a parking spot, an insult, etc.) (code 2) a trash can on fire (in a crowded place) (code 3) paramedics need help (are being attacked on scene, crowd gathering, etc.) (code 3) Thank you for your amazing work and I would love to see more of your work! 
 
Greeting.
 

I love this! Just tried it and everything works great, I hope it gets more features! Assorted callouts was glitchy so i deleted that and installed this and it's amazing. 
 

Hey, this is a really well-tailored callout pack, but I do wish to see if possible a couple of air support callouts as well.
My ideas would be:
                   — Help locate a suspect.
                   — Locate an abandoned vehicle.
 
Thank you for your time put into the pack and releasing it to the community, it means a lot to all of us! 

LSPDFR 0.4 doesn't take any more time to get in and play than 0.3, excluding the very first time you start the game. Once your character has been created, the process of going duty is nearly identical to 0.3; you go to the police station and go on duty, or, even faster, just forceduty. I like the 0.4 features, as superficial as they may be, and they don't make anything worse. Also, when you're addressing a small team that works on one of the best, most played GTA mods of all time, completely for free, maybe don't act like an insolent child.

LSPDFR 0.4 doesn't take any more time to get in and play than 0.3, excluding the very first time you start the game. Once your character has been created, the process of going duty is nearly identical to 0.3; you go to the police station and go on duty, or, even faster, just forceduty. I like the 0.4 features, as superficial as they may be, and they don't make anything worse. Also, when you're addressing a small team that works on one of the best, most played GTA mods of all time, completely for free, maybe don't act like an insolent child.

LSPDFR 0.4 doesn't take any more time to get in and play than 0.3, excluding the very first time you start the game. Once your character has been created, the process of going duty is nearly identical to 0.3; you go to the police station and go on duty, or, even faster, just forceduty. I like the 0.4 features, as superficial as they may be, and they don't make anything worse. Also, when you're addressing a small team that works on one of the best, most played GTA mods of all time, completely for free, maybe don't act like an insolent child.

Hey guys, I'm running an 8 year old processor and a graphics card from several generations back. I don't experience texture loss, I get decent enough fps everywhere and I rarely crash. You wanna know why? I don't overload my game with scripts. LSPDFR itself is very well coded, for what it is and unless you're running an absolute potato, it's probably not what's bringing your performance down. What does bring your performance down is installing a thousand little scripts that you don't really need. Just cut down on those and your game should run fine.

that's some level 9000 straw-grasping right there.

that's some level 9000 straw-grasping right there.

In my honest opinion, the people claiming to be actual cops on here are 50 percent real cops 50 percent kids pretending to be real cops.

I think what they meant by that was that there are features that were originally in GTA Online, not that there are features that are multiplayer.

No, but his relationship to your mother is as if he was.