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I dunno if we've posted this or not.
 
Love the 65 and 69 Polara.
 

A pepper spray container that looks like a gun?

I mean, I suppose if you'd *like* to get shot, this might work. I just think there are easier ways to get someone to kill you.

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Bohan is a very shady place for that kind of stuff.

When I was younger I wanted to be a dinosaur. Then as I got older I set my aspirations lower and lower.I will probably end up on benefits and the Jeremy Kyle Show like everyone else on my council estate. 

I once wanted to be a police car. That didn't work out too well.

LC laws forbid any and all weapons in the city limits, so whatever it is, an LC cop is here to arrest, lol
 
Anyway I agree that I wouldn't like to may auto-arrests. Sometimes I play dirty, taking money if I found drugs, or something else. 
 
For the 70% of the gameplay I use the frisk function to stop multiple perps and have them lined up with hands on their heads. Just doesn't look right when they simply hand there while I'm searching their car.

No stress. Thanks for the quick response! Good work, very excited to use these.

As long as i can recreate this.
 

In Indiana you could have been charged very seriously, Like someone posted above with law, you should have been arrested, but he didn't, he confiscated it, be happy, and I would recommend it ever to do it again.

I'm hoping this is a joke account being used to get a reaction. In an earlier post you detailed that you were a convicted felon who shot a young child with a BB gun. You are not in law enforcement nor will you be,likely, ever. He had every right to take it from you...you are so dense.

For those who have not seen...
 
A couple years ago, a two season documentary series was produced following officers from the Vancouver Police BET (Beat Enforcement Team), the squads that patrol what is known as Vancouver's Downtown East Side, a 16 square block area that comprises more than half the crime in all of Vancouver and has the highest HIV positive rate per capita of anywhere in the developed world. The area is an absolute haven for drugs, gangs and a variety of other criminal elements and has been a chronic problem in an otherwise beautiful city for years. 
 
The series is absolutely awesome, and I blew through all the episodes when I first found it a year or two ago. Season 1 is (mostly, with some exceptions) available on Youtube, but I've finally found someone who has posted season 2, which in my opinion is even better than the first. I'm trying my hardest to find the episodes on DVD or Bluray somewhere but, for now, online is the best I can come up with.
 
If you want to watch seriously in depth look at policing, what it's like to work the front lines and deal with this stuff on a day to day basis, this is an absolute must-watch. Just wanted to post it here for your enjoyment.
 
Videos can be found here -> http://www.dailymotion.com/scottkensai
 
News release on season 2 here-> http://metronews.ca/news/vancouver/329128/vancouver-docu-series-the-beat-back-for-second-season/
 
For season one, search "The Beat VPD" on Youtube.
 
Enjoy :)
 

Dude, you just dialed the imbecility level up to eleven.
 
You are not a member of law enforcement, have no business wearing a law-enforcement specific badge/shield/identifier, and are a convicted felon to boot.  You're asking for trouble, especially since you must have been openly wearing it for it to be noticed by actual law enforcement personnel.  Your replica may also be illegal under NYS/NYC law, thereby making it fair game for confiscation.
 
Below is a quoted section from NYS Penal Law 190.26.
 
 
Based upon the law, you could have very well been arrested.  You're lucky that all that officer did was confiscate your item.

I love this idea! I also think think could be transitioned into a detectiveish mod which would be cool. I'd like to see this made as well.

you know if you waypoint a place on the map and call for back up they go to that waypoint? :D its alot of fun to follow with them to your crime scene when you get a callout it works pretty handy

This is an interesting concept...my PD is currently transitioning 4 of our 2011 Tahoes for 6 2015 Tahoes. Really shows the juxtaposition of different communities.

I love this idea! I also think think could be transitioned into a detectiveish mod which would be cool. I'd like to see this made as well.

Ah - the topic on forgiving felons you made awhile back makes a lot more sense now...

Between 8AM and 4 PM (game time) try to open the console and run a command: "startcallout burglaryreport". It'll tell you if it's not workin' or you just had no luck. 

Use your QAM to call in backup.. it hasn't been removed, i think it just doesn't spawn cars automatically.

No, it doesn't.

The NYPD has changed their policy to prohibit police officers from using that technique anymore, but that is NYPD policy and not law.

Furthermore, the technique the officer claims to have used is one in which you use your opposite hand to brace your take down arm specifically to avoid compression of the suspect's wind pipe. The maneuver is designed to provide leverage through your body weight to throw the suspect off balance and take them to the ground. The officer has stated that was his intent, only to take Garner to the ground, using a standard maneuver that he was taught during the Academy.
 
The last time I researched this incident, the Medical Examiner's office also stated that Garner's death was caused by cardiac arrest and an asthma attack, which was triggered by "compression of the chest and prone positioning during physical restraint by police". He was not asphyxiated, meaning he was not choked to death.
The police could not have reasonably known how poor Garner's health was, and even if they had, they would have had to be intentionally trying to harm him in order for a crime to have been committed.  The law focuses a lot on what someone's intent was when something happens. There is a big difference between intentionally trying to harm someone, and an accident. The grand jury found that they didn't intend to harm him and were only attempting to affect a lawful arrest.
 
He didn't deserve to die, and any loss of life is a tragedy. But he also shouldn't have broken the law or resisted the police, and I believe that people need to be held responsible fro their own actions and the consequences they carry. Garner's poor health and poor choices were a causal factor in his death, and the police had nothing to do with either of those factors.

Even GTA EMTs did a better job than those ones.

In the immediate moment they do not have to tell you why you're being arrested. Generally, they will worry about taking the person into custody first. Nor do will you have your rights read to you unless they plan on asking you testimonial questions. (I.E. they can ask you your name and routine booking questions)
 
As for the use of force here, I believe it was justified in terms of it not being a criminal action. You have to do what you have to do to effect an arrest. While the choke hold is banned by NYPD doesn't mean it's illegal, that is only a policy. Additionally, his death was caused, largely, due to his health. Please watch the video and hold your breath for the time he is in the choke hold. It's not long. If you don't have the health to fight the police then don't.
 
With this in mind I don't agree with the choke hold, it's not something I would use. But within the parameters of the law it is not a crime. And I expect the family will get a very large sum of money as they will be compensated for their loss and a large punitive damage will be awarded to discourage officers from using choke holds or what may be used as "excessive force" and also with all the pressure from the media i'm sure the damages will be inflated.

I'm interested to see how this will turn out!

i like to end a PD shift by spawning a group of Brucies and having a mass brawl on top of a skyscraper.
 
And then I go home, start up GTA IV and play LCPDFR.