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New Blaine County Sheriff's department texture i made for the 2017 Charger

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Los Santos Regional Police received a call of shots fired from within the strip club, 'Honey Girls'. The call came in around 4:25pm, February 18th, 2018, from a patron within the club. The incident resulted from an altercation between a patron and a bouncer of the club. The allegations are against the patron after he allegedly opened fire in the club after the doorman attempted to usher him out, leaving one staff dead and two other patrons injured.  
 
 
 
 
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Never Forget. Rest in peace to the heroes. The first responders. The victims. The Families and friends. Never Forget.

Based off the Guelph Police Service.
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Tarpon Springs old school skin made by bonehead!

Tarpon Springs Police Click it or Ticket Tahoe

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Messing with ELS settings to make it look right on new ENB

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LCBF Fire units and Liberty State Police Trooper's are on scene of a fire.
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Officers apart of the national counter terrorism unit raid a restaurant in Algonquin due to suspicious activity and possible bomb making taking place in one of the cooks residence. This is a time they thought would suit as he wouldn't be expecting it.

Traffic enforcement unit with in the LCSO finds themselves upon some gang members known to be mid ranked within the gang and find nothing on time and were asked to leave the area.

Unit 513 was in a high speed chase with a bank robber when he lost control over the car and hit a concrete pole. The car stopped in the middle of the other side of the road and a passer by could evade the 2009 Chevrolet Tahoe just in time. He called 911 and the first police cruiser (FIA Police) arrived 3 minutes later. He immediatly called for backup and 15 minutes later, 2 other units, one from the Broker - Dukes Police Dept. and one from LC Highway Patrol, arrived and started to close the highway for any traffic. "It was a very foggy and cold night, the cruiser probably slipped over an ice patch and crashed into the pole", stated Officer Joe Williamson. Luckily, the officer, who wants to remain anonymous, could escape the vehicle and was sitting at the side of the highway. "We immediatly called an ambulance, who picked him up five minutes later". The officer had a broken leg and some minor injuries.

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Liberty State Highway Patrol got a call of shots fired this morning around 4:25 a.m. on Friday Morning. The call was from outside of Burger Shot on Carson St and Broker-Dukes Express-way in Beechwood City, Broker. Bystanders reported to dispatch that a single man was firing upon a Liberty City police officer outside of the Beechwood City Burger Shot. Upon arrival, LSHP noticed a lone Liberty City Police Officer, James Wendell, gun drawn, aiming at the now deceased subject. LSHP Troopers Daniel Martin and Master Sgt. Trooper Dave Gibbons, Secured a perimeter and called other emergency crews to the scene. Liberty State Patrolmen asked LC Police Cons. Wendell what happened where he said, quote, "I was left with no other option but to take down the suspect using lethal force, due to safety risk for myself and the innocent civilians around the area". The suspects identity not being released as respect of the victims family.



NLBC New Liberty Broadcasting Corp.

Date/Time: 07:05 am June 28th 2013.



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Nature: 10-8(On-Duty)



On Scene Personnel: K-9 Deputy A. Winkle - Vehicle No. K611. - K-9 Named ''Duke''.



Location: Franklin Street, District #3, Broker-Dukes, Liberty City, Harbor County. On duty Time 07:05 am - Shift Change taking part 07:10am.



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Incident Overview:





In this picture taken by a member of the HCSO:PR representatives division from a following camera car as they film the well known 10-23 series which follows the regular deputies of the Harbor County Sheriffs Dept. and see what they have to fight and help on a day-to-day basis. Next episode is scheduled to be released soon. This picture was taken in the District #3 location on Franklin Street just seconds away from the local Sheriffs Department ,after the deputy and his dog named ''Duke'' just went 10-8 in service. They entered ''the field of duty'' early as a lot of the gang affiliated subjects decided to partake it the known narcotics sales during shift change at 7:05 am in the morning. To rebel against this Sheriff Shaw has now implemented a new executive order no. 5. Stating that they overlapping on duty vehicle should be on the road 5 minutes before shift change to give a visual presence throughout the district and show known gang members that they Sheriffs Office are enforcing laws 24 hours a day,7 days a week and no exceptions during shift change .








This has proven to be very successful so far with the Sheriff releasing figures of a 67% drop in narcotic operations during the early morning hours in this district.

At 1.45am this morning LCSHP Officers were alerted to an accident at Frankfort Avenue. When the LCSHP arrived on scene there was already an LCPD officer on scene awaiting HP officers to arrive. The accident happened at 1.30am when a Toyota Prius ran a red light and went against on coming traffic thus crashing in a 2012 black Ferrari 458 Italia. The FDLC were alerted at 1.35am. Witnesses the Toyota Prius was travelling at an average speed of 70 MPH when the accident occurred. Upon Investigation the LCSHP concluded that the Prius was travelling at ,a higher speed than that of what witnesses said, 90 MPH. Both drivers were pronounced dead on scene by the FDLC at 1.40am. Resuscitation efforts by the FDLC were not enough. LCSHP Commissioner Dillon, who was on scene, expressed concern that the residents of LC are speeding too much. He has also Expressed that the LCSHP and the LCPD will work closely together to form a speed enforcement team to prevent such accidents from happening again. As of today at 3.45am, the LCSHP and LCPD have arrested 40 speeders with multiple violations after an order to arrests speeders was issued by the governor Of LC, as the Governor was also a victim in one such accident, but survived.

Officer Miller got his eyes on that tail gaiter while running radar.