avsports23

Hell yeah

Good to see you back Avs

Hey everyone,
 
After recording LCPDFR videos for many years, and then being off YouTube for a while, I've gotten back into it and have started recording and uploading LSPDFR patrols. Feel free to check the series out — I've attached episode 1!
 
You can also click here (GTA V PC | LSPDFR • Episode 1 • Field Training) to view it.
 
 
Thanks for reading,
Av
 

Thank you to all of those who enjoy my (idad99) videos!
 
1. XapkpaX was my inspiration.
2. Avsports23
3. Bayareabuggs + Saucy Soviet (tie)
 
 

Hmmm. good question!!!! I like this one. I hate watching a video when someone screams. the sirens and screaming peds and ambulances are stressful enough without having to listen to someone who barks loudly while they play.
 
1. Idad99- i like him because he's mellow and really laid back plus he genuinely seems like a nice guy. he tries not to kill peds and stuff
 
2. AVsports - he is the same as Idad. very calm type
 
3. Can'tSpeakEnglishGaming - now this guy is a maniac. he's fairly new i suppose. he's foreign and he cant speak english very well (he is learning english by playing games) so it makes for very entertaining videos plus he includes the viewer in his game. so when he takes off to chase a perp he says "let's go guys" so that kinda makes it cool :P
 
i included a link to one of his videos in case anybody wants to check him out:
 

Whats Your Most Favorite Youtuber Pick 3 Of Your Most Favorite Youtubers And Comment Below
 
 
1. IDAD99 
 
 
2. Avsports23
 
 
3. MatchboxFireRescue  
 
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Like I said, I'll explore all possibilities to get this implemented ;)
And yes, we certainly can all have our own opinions :)

I know there is at least one other thread with some suggestions, but I didn't want to hijack it, so I created my own. Just some thoughts that would make the LCPDFR policing experience better.
 
Check out the following link for more info:
http://devblog.lcpdfr.com/2014/04/the-future-of-lcpd-first-response-1-0c-1-1-etc/
 
Callouts. Real police work in most places rarely involves shootings and pursuits. I have made a little list of some minor calls, which police handle every single day, multiple times. 
 
- Vehicle Lockouts 
Oops, someone locked their keys in the car. You arrive on scene, and somehow do some key combo to unlock the door and hopefully resolve the issue. Or something like that. I'm sure there are better ways to deal with the call. Maybe you have to press "E" at a certain point to get it to unlock, like the old suicidal call in......0.95?
 
- Alarms
An alarm is sounding at a house. You respond, have to check the doors and make sure there isn't anything suspicious going on. Maybe you'll come across someone running through the backyard, maybe they attempted to break in. Cops respond to residential alarm ALL the time.
 
- Suspicious Parked Vehicle
A vehicle is parked on the side of the road in an unusual spot. Someone called 911. You get dispatched and go check it out, make sure everything is okay. Cops get this all the time also. It would be a great LCPDR callout, even if you get this call all the time, it's common.
 
- Broken Down Vehicles on the side of the road
Someone has a flat tire. You respond, maybe put your lights on and park behind them to make sure they're safe while you call a tow truck for the vehicle. Simple as that.
 
- Erratic Operator
A driver is swerving, you check the area where the call was reported in and try to find the vehicle, stop it, make sure everything is okay with the driver.
 
Computer. A couple things that would make the LCPDFR computer better.
 
- History of previous crimes
 
When you run someone, you get a history of what they have done in the past, if anything. Maybe on 2/4/2013 they were stopped for acting suspicious. Well, when you run this guy, that info would come up. Of course it wouldn't be able to save to each person, but it would add so much role play.
  - Previous arrest log/history
Just like above, but what, why, when and things like that of when someone was arrested in the past.
 
- Ability to run license plates
Just like you can search for a person and their background, an option to enter license plates. Since GTA doesn't really have a different license plate on each car, you can just enter random ones. Basically you can enter anything and the vehicle status, who it belongs to, any history, etc will come up. So you should enter something like "123 ABC" but if you put "LCPDFR" it would bring up the same results. Hope that made sense. This would be great if you were in a parking lot checking on cars, a suspicious one comes along, you use the ALPR to get the plate, or make one up, run it, see if it's okay and all set and take it from there.
 
Traffic Stops. Just some ideas.
 
- Add a drivers license # to each person you pullover in addition to their name
Real drivers have a license #, so maybe as well as their name, you get a number, which you can look them up with also? That would be pretty neat, or if you can not look them up by the #, at least having them will add realism. But to have the option to run them by both of those would be awesome.
 
- Drivers license expiration date
Pretty simple, doesn't need explaining.
 
- Insurance status
Pretty simple, doesn't need explaining.
  - What the vehicle was stopped for in the past
Kinda like the person history, same idea. Pretty simple to understand. Just let's say they were stopped once for speeding, it would say that on the computer.
 
If all these are added, LCPDFR will be quite epic. (yes, it already is pretty epic)
 
I spent a long time typing this up, so some feedback would be nice. :) I might think of more things which I will add. Leave feedback on specific parts if you'd like.
 
Avsports23
 
 

But again you're going back to high priority calls, well, at least some of then. My goal was to keep it realistic. I don't know about everyone else, but when I play LCPDFR I try not to join pursuits or respond to shootouts. They really don't happen to often in most places. I like keeping it real. The hit and run is a good idea, but an officer being shot at, that already exists. A pursuit? That's there. Knife attack? I'm sure that's out there. But thanks for the feedback!

The problem with MVA's.....or as I prefer, RTC's (there is no such thing as an accident) is that you have to get vehicles to spawn damaged and then pinpoint their spawn location to a much more precise position than is possible.
So you can only really spawn it in as a callout in the middle of a road, and then you end up with two perfectly formed cars with random peds stood next to them with no task. It looks stupid and for me ruins the fun of it.
 
However, I have every intention to experiment with possible ways of achieving a decent crash scene, but I wont be releasing any RTC's until I am satisfied there is a solution which works. Hope this satisfies your needs.
 
 
 
As for the remainder of the requests, I wont detail. But you can all expect a lot more detailed low risk callouts and ambient events with the newer versions of Callouts+ as and when they are stable.

I know there is at least one other thread with some suggestions, but I didn't want to hijack it, so I created my own. Just some thoughts that would make the LCPDFR policing experience better.
 
Check out the following link for more info:
http://devblog.lcpdfr.com/2014/04/the-future-of-lcpd-first-response-1-0c-1-1-etc/
 
Callouts. Real police work in most places rarely involves shootings and pursuits. I have made a little list of some minor calls, which police handle every single day, multiple times. 
 
- Vehicle Lockouts 
Oops, someone locked their keys in the car. You arrive on scene, and somehow do some key combo to unlock the door and hopefully resolve the issue. Or something like that. I'm sure there are better ways to deal with the call. Maybe you have to press "E" at a certain point to get it to unlock, like the old suicidal call in......0.95?
 
- Alarms
An alarm is sounding at a house. You respond, have to check the doors and make sure there isn't anything suspicious going on. Maybe you'll come across someone running through the backyard, maybe they attempted to break in. Cops respond to residential alarm ALL the time.
 
- Suspicious Parked Vehicle
A vehicle is parked on the side of the road in an unusual spot. Someone called 911. You get dispatched and go check it out, make sure everything is okay. Cops get this all the time also. It would be a great LCPDR callout, even if you get this call all the time, it's common.
 
- Broken Down Vehicles on the side of the road
Someone has a flat tire. You respond, maybe put your lights on and park behind them to make sure they're safe while you call a tow truck for the vehicle. Simple as that.
 
- Erratic Operator
A driver is swerving, you check the area where the call was reported in and try to find the vehicle, stop it, make sure everything is okay with the driver.
 
Computer. A couple things that would make the LCPDFR computer better.
 
- History of previous crimes
 
When you run someone, you get a history of what they have done in the past, if anything. Maybe on 2/4/2013 they were stopped for acting suspicious. Well, when you run this guy, that info would come up. Of course it wouldn't be able to save to each person, but it would add so much role play.
  - Previous arrest log/history
Just like above, but what, why, when and things like that of when someone was arrested in the past.
 
- Ability to run license plates
Just like you can search for a person and their background, an option to enter license plates. Since GTA doesn't really have a different license plate on each car, you can just enter random ones. Basically you can enter anything and the vehicle status, who it belongs to, any history, etc will come up. So you should enter something like "123 ABC" but if you put "LCPDFR" it would bring up the same results. Hope that made sense. This would be great if you were in a parking lot checking on cars, a suspicious one comes along, you use the ALPR to get the plate, or make one up, run it, see if it's okay and all set and take it from there.
 
Traffic Stops. Just some ideas.
 
- Add a drivers license # to each person you pullover in addition to their name
Real drivers have a license #, so maybe as well as their name, you get a number, which you can look them up with also? That would be pretty neat, or if you can not look them up by the #, at least having them will add realism. But to have the option to run them by both of those would be awesome.
 
- Drivers license expiration date
Pretty simple, doesn't need explaining.
 
- Insurance status
Pretty simple, doesn't need explaining.
  - What the vehicle was stopped for in the past
Kinda like the person history, same idea. Pretty simple to understand. Just let's say they were stopped once for speeding, it would say that on the computer.
 
If all these are added, LCPDFR will be quite epic. (yes, it already is pretty epic)
 
I spent a long time typing this up, so some feedback would be nice. :) I might think of more things which I will add. Leave feedback on specific parts if you'd like.
 
Avsports23
 
 

There are some call outs that should have been put in such as MVA's, crucial part of a cops job..

I really want to see more low priority calls, noise complaints and other such things cops deal with all the time.

I know there is at least one other thread with some suggestions, but I didn't want to hijack it, so I created my own. Just some thoughts that would make the LCPDFR policing experience better.
 
Check out the following link for more info:
http://devblog.lcpdfr.com/2014/04/the-future-of-lcpd-first-response-1-0c-1-1-etc/
 
Callouts. Real police work in most places rarely involves shootings and pursuits. I have made a little list of some minor calls, which police handle every single day, multiple times. 
 
- Vehicle Lockouts 
Oops, someone locked their keys in the car. You arrive on scene, and somehow do some key combo to unlock the door and hopefully resolve the issue. Or something like that. I'm sure there are better ways to deal with the call. Maybe you have to press "E" at a certain point to get it to unlock, like the old suicidal call in......0.95?
 
- Alarms
An alarm is sounding at a house. You respond, have to check the doors and make sure there isn't anything suspicious going on. Maybe you'll come across someone running through the backyard, maybe they attempted to break in. Cops respond to residential alarm ALL the time.
 
- Suspicious Parked Vehicle
A vehicle is parked on the side of the road in an unusual spot. Someone called 911. You get dispatched and go check it out, make sure everything is okay. Cops get this all the time also. It would be a great LCPDR callout, even if you get this call all the time, it's common.
 
- Broken Down Vehicles on the side of the road
Someone has a flat tire. You respond, maybe put your lights on and park behind them to make sure they're safe while you call a tow truck for the vehicle. Simple as that.
 
- Erratic Operator
A driver is swerving, you check the area where the call was reported in and try to find the vehicle, stop it, make sure everything is okay with the driver.
 
Computer. A couple things that would make the LCPDFR computer better.
 
- History of previous crimes
 
When you run someone, you get a history of what they have done in the past, if anything. Maybe on 2/4/2013 they were stopped for acting suspicious. Well, when you run this guy, that info would come up. Of course it wouldn't be able to save to each person, but it would add so much role play.
  - Previous arrest log/history
Just like above, but what, why, when and things like that of when someone was arrested in the past.
 
- Ability to run license plates
Just like you can search for a person and their background, an option to enter license plates. Since GTA doesn't really have a different license plate on each car, you can just enter random ones. Basically you can enter anything and the vehicle status, who it belongs to, any history, etc will come up. So you should enter something like "123 ABC" but if you put "LCPDFR" it would bring up the same results. Hope that made sense. This would be great if you were in a parking lot checking on cars, a suspicious one comes along, you use the ALPR to get the plate, or make one up, run it, see if it's okay and all set and take it from there.
 
Traffic Stops. Just some ideas.
 
- Add a drivers license # to each person you pullover in addition to their name
Real drivers have a license #, so maybe as well as their name, you get a number, which you can look them up with also? That would be pretty neat, or if you can not look them up by the #, at least having them will add realism. But to have the option to run them by both of those would be awesome.
 
- Drivers license expiration date
Pretty simple, doesn't need explaining.
 
- Insurance status
Pretty simple, doesn't need explaining.
  - What the vehicle was stopped for in the past
Kinda like the person history, same idea. Pretty simple to understand. Just let's say they were stopped once for speeding, it would say that on the computer.
 
If all these are added, LCPDFR will be quite epic. (yes, it already is pretty epic)
 
I spent a long time typing this up, so some feedback would be nice. :) I might think of more things which I will add. Leave feedback on specific parts if you'd like.
 
Avsports23
 
 

I know there is at least one other thread with some suggestions, but I didn't want to hijack it, so I created my own. Just some thoughts that would make the LCPDFR policing experience better.
 
Check out the following link for more info:
http://devblog.lcpdfr.com/2014/04/the-future-of-lcpd-first-response-1-0c-1-1-etc/
 
Callouts. Real police work in most places rarely involves shootings and pursuits. I have made a little list of some minor calls, which police handle every single day, multiple times. 
 
- Vehicle Lockouts 
Oops, someone locked their keys in the car. You arrive on scene, and somehow do some key combo to unlock the door and hopefully resolve the issue. Or something like that. I'm sure there are better ways to deal with the call. Maybe you have to press "E" at a certain point to get it to unlock, like the old suicidal call in......0.95?
 
- Alarms
An alarm is sounding at a house. You respond, have to check the doors and make sure there isn't anything suspicious going on. Maybe you'll come across someone running through the backyard, maybe they attempted to break in. Cops respond to residential alarm ALL the time.
 
- Suspicious Parked Vehicle
A vehicle is parked on the side of the road in an unusual spot. Someone called 911. You get dispatched and go check it out, make sure everything is okay. Cops get this all the time also. It would be a great LCPDR callout, even if you get this call all the time, it's common.
 
- Broken Down Vehicles on the side of the road
Someone has a flat tire. You respond, maybe put your lights on and park behind them to make sure they're safe while you call a tow truck for the vehicle. Simple as that.
 
- Erratic Operator
A driver is swerving, you check the area where the call was reported in and try to find the vehicle, stop it, make sure everything is okay with the driver.
 
Computer. A couple things that would make the LCPDFR computer better.
 
- History of previous crimes
 
When you run someone, you get a history of what they have done in the past, if anything. Maybe on 2/4/2013 they were stopped for acting suspicious. Well, when you run this guy, that info would come up. Of course it wouldn't be able to save to each person, but it would add so much role play.
  - Previous arrest log/history
Just like above, but what, why, when and things like that of when someone was arrested in the past.
 
- Ability to run license plates
Just like you can search for a person and their background, an option to enter license plates. Since GTA doesn't really have a different license plate on each car, you can just enter random ones. Basically you can enter anything and the vehicle status, who it belongs to, any history, etc will come up. So you should enter something like "123 ABC" but if you put "LCPDFR" it would bring up the same results. Hope that made sense. This would be great if you were in a parking lot checking on cars, a suspicious one comes along, you use the ALPR to get the plate, or make one up, run it, see if it's okay and all set and take it from there.
 
Traffic Stops. Just some ideas.
 
- Add a drivers license # to each person you pullover in addition to their name
Real drivers have a license #, so maybe as well as their name, you get a number, which you can look them up with also? That would be pretty neat, or if you can not look them up by the #, at least having them will add realism. But to have the option to run them by both of those would be awesome.
 
- Drivers license expiration date
Pretty simple, doesn't need explaining.
 
- Insurance status
Pretty simple, doesn't need explaining.
  - What the vehicle was stopped for in the past
Kinda like the person history, same idea. Pretty simple to understand. Just let's say they were stopped once for speeding, it would say that on the computer.
 
If all these are added, LCPDFR will be quite epic. (yes, it already is pretty epic)
 
I spent a long time typing this up, so some feedback would be nice. :) I might think of more things which I will add. Leave feedback on specific parts if you'd like.
 
Avsports23
 
 

i like the vehicle lockout, 

Callouts+ has some of the features you want :)

And here I thought you just made good youtube videos :P Haha I would love the implementation of all of this!

 
If you read the devblog you will see that they are working on stability w/mp. As far as #3, I would disagree with that, strongly. Lcpdfr devs try to emulate basic, realistic policing, and what you requested is just the opposite of that. I have seen multiple pursuit videos where there is two people in car, and never (NEVER) has one of them began to discharge his firearm. 
 
Just my opinion..(:

Wow! Everything i would've suggested is in this list, really! Nice job. I hope developers take a look and if possible add these features to the future versions.

I know there is at least one other thread with some suggestions, but I didn't want to hijack it, so I created my own. Just some thoughts that would make the LCPDFR policing experience better.
 
Check out the following link for more info:
http://devblog.lcpdfr.com/2014/04/the-future-of-lcpd-first-response-1-0c-1-1-etc/
 
Callouts. Real police work in most places rarely involves shootings and pursuits. I have made a little list of some minor calls, which police handle every single day, multiple times. 
 
- Vehicle Lockouts 
Oops, someone locked their keys in the car. You arrive on scene, and somehow do some key combo to unlock the door and hopefully resolve the issue. Or something like that. I'm sure there are better ways to deal with the call. Maybe you have to press "E" at a certain point to get it to unlock, like the old suicidal call in......0.95?
 
- Alarms
An alarm is sounding at a house. You respond, have to check the doors and make sure there isn't anything suspicious going on. Maybe you'll come across someone running through the backyard, maybe they attempted to break in. Cops respond to residential alarm ALL the time.
 
- Suspicious Parked Vehicle
A vehicle is parked on the side of the road in an unusual spot. Someone called 911. You get dispatched and go check it out, make sure everything is okay. Cops get this all the time also. It would be a great LCPDR callout, even if you get this call all the time, it's common.
 
- Broken Down Vehicles on the side of the road
Someone has a flat tire. You respond, maybe put your lights on and park behind them to make sure they're safe while you call a tow truck for the vehicle. Simple as that.
 
- Erratic Operator
A driver is swerving, you check the area where the call was reported in and try to find the vehicle, stop it, make sure everything is okay with the driver.
 
Computer. A couple things that would make the LCPDFR computer better.
 
- History of previous crimes
 
When you run someone, you get a history of what they have done in the past, if anything. Maybe on 2/4/2013 they were stopped for acting suspicious. Well, when you run this guy, that info would come up. Of course it wouldn't be able to save to each person, but it would add so much role play.
  - Previous arrest log/history
Just like above, but what, why, when and things like that of when someone was arrested in the past.
 
- Ability to run license plates
Just like you can search for a person and their background, an option to enter license plates. Since GTA doesn't really have a different license plate on each car, you can just enter random ones. Basically you can enter anything and the vehicle status, who it belongs to, any history, etc will come up. So you should enter something like "123 ABC" but if you put "LCPDFR" it would bring up the same results. Hope that made sense. This would be great if you were in a parking lot checking on cars, a suspicious one comes along, you use the ALPR to get the plate, or make one up, run it, see if it's okay and all set and take it from there.
 
Traffic Stops. Just some ideas.
 
- Add a drivers license # to each person you pullover in addition to their name
Real drivers have a license #, so maybe as well as their name, you get a number, which you can look them up with also? That would be pretty neat, or if you can not look them up by the #, at least having them will add realism. But to have the option to run them by both of those would be awesome.
 
- Drivers license expiration date
Pretty simple, doesn't need explaining.
 
- Insurance status
Pretty simple, doesn't need explaining.
  - What the vehicle was stopped for in the past
Kinda like the person history, same idea. Pretty simple to understand. Just let's say they were stopped once for speeding, it would say that on the computer.
 
If all these are added, LCPDFR will be quite epic. (yes, it already is pretty epic)
 
I spent a long time typing this up, so some feedback would be nice. :) I might think of more things which I will add. Leave feedback on specific parts if you'd like.
 
Avsports23
 
 

I know there is at least one other thread with some suggestions, but I didn't want to hijack it, so I created my own. Just some thoughts that would make the LCPDFR policing experience better.
 
Check out the following link for more info:
http://devblog.lcpdfr.com/2014/04/the-future-of-lcpd-first-response-1-0c-1-1-etc/
 
Callouts. Real police work in most places rarely involves shootings and pursuits. I have made a little list of some minor calls, which police handle every single day, multiple times. 
 
- Vehicle Lockouts 
Oops, someone locked their keys in the car. You arrive on scene, and somehow do some key combo to unlock the door and hopefully resolve the issue. Or something like that. I'm sure there are better ways to deal with the call. Maybe you have to press "E" at a certain point to get it to unlock, like the old suicidal call in......0.95?
 
- Alarms
An alarm is sounding at a house. You respond, have to check the doors and make sure there isn't anything suspicious going on. Maybe you'll come across someone running through the backyard, maybe they attempted to break in. Cops respond to residential alarm ALL the time.
 
- Suspicious Parked Vehicle
A vehicle is parked on the side of the road in an unusual spot. Someone called 911. You get dispatched and go check it out, make sure everything is okay. Cops get this all the time also. It would be a great LCPDR callout, even if you get this call all the time, it's common.
 
- Broken Down Vehicles on the side of the road
Someone has a flat tire. You respond, maybe put your lights on and park behind them to make sure they're safe while you call a tow truck for the vehicle. Simple as that.
 
- Erratic Operator
A driver is swerving, you check the area where the call was reported in and try to find the vehicle, stop it, make sure everything is okay with the driver.
 
Computer. A couple things that would make the LCPDFR computer better.
 
- History of previous crimes
 
When you run someone, you get a history of what they have done in the past, if anything. Maybe on 2/4/2013 they were stopped for acting suspicious. Well, when you run this guy, that info would come up. Of course it wouldn't be able to save to each person, but it would add so much role play.
  - Previous arrest log/history
Just like above, but what, why, when and things like that of when someone was arrested in the past.
 
- Ability to run license plates
Just like you can search for a person and their background, an option to enter license plates. Since GTA doesn't really have a different license plate on each car, you can just enter random ones. Basically you can enter anything and the vehicle status, who it belongs to, any history, etc will come up. So you should enter something like "123 ABC" but if you put "LCPDFR" it would bring up the same results. Hope that made sense. This would be great if you were in a parking lot checking on cars, a suspicious one comes along, you use the ALPR to get the plate, or make one up, run it, see if it's okay and all set and take it from there.
 
Traffic Stops. Just some ideas.
 
- Add a drivers license # to each person you pullover in addition to their name
Real drivers have a license #, so maybe as well as their name, you get a number, which you can look them up with also? That would be pretty neat, or if you can not look them up by the #, at least having them will add realism. But to have the option to run them by both of those would be awesome.
 
- Drivers license expiration date
Pretty simple, doesn't need explaining.
 
- Insurance status
Pretty simple, doesn't need explaining.
  - What the vehicle was stopped for in the past
Kinda like the person history, same idea. Pretty simple to understand. Just let's say they were stopped once for speeding, it would say that on the computer.
 
If all these are added, LCPDFR will be quite epic. (yes, it already is pretty epic)
 
I spent a long time typing this up, so some feedback would be nice. :) I might think of more things which I will add. Leave feedback on specific parts if you'd like.
 
Avsports23
 
 

I know there is at least one other thread with some suggestions, but I didn't want to hijack it, so I created my own. Just some thoughts that would make the LCPDFR policing experience better.
 
Check out the following link for more info:
http://devblog.lcpdfr.com/2014/04/the-future-of-lcpd-first-response-1-0c-1-1-etc/
 
Callouts. Real police work in most places rarely involves shootings and pursuits. I have made a little list of some minor calls, which police handle every single day, multiple times. 
 
- Vehicle Lockouts 
Oops, someone locked their keys in the car. You arrive on scene, and somehow do some key combo to unlock the door and hopefully resolve the issue. Or something like that. I'm sure there are better ways to deal with the call. Maybe you have to press "E" at a certain point to get it to unlock, like the old suicidal call in......0.95?
 
- Alarms
An alarm is sounding at a house. You respond, have to check the doors and make sure there isn't anything suspicious going on. Maybe you'll come across someone running through the backyard, maybe they attempted to break in. Cops respond to residential alarm ALL the time.
 
- Suspicious Parked Vehicle
A vehicle is parked on the side of the road in an unusual spot. Someone called 911. You get dispatched and go check it out, make sure everything is okay. Cops get this all the time also. It would be a great LCPDR callout, even if you get this call all the time, it's common.
 
- Broken Down Vehicles on the side of the road
Someone has a flat tire. You respond, maybe put your lights on and park behind them to make sure they're safe while you call a tow truck for the vehicle. Simple as that.
 
- Erratic Operator
A driver is swerving, you check the area where the call was reported in and try to find the vehicle, stop it, make sure everything is okay with the driver.
 
Computer. A couple things that would make the LCPDFR computer better.
 
- History of previous crimes
 
When you run someone, you get a history of what they have done in the past, if anything. Maybe on 2/4/2013 they were stopped for acting suspicious. Well, when you run this guy, that info would come up. Of course it wouldn't be able to save to each person, but it would add so much role play.
  - Previous arrest log/history
Just like above, but what, why, when and things like that of when someone was arrested in the past.
 
- Ability to run license plates
Just like you can search for a person and their background, an option to enter license plates. Since GTA doesn't really have a different license plate on each car, you can just enter random ones. Basically you can enter anything and the vehicle status, who it belongs to, any history, etc will come up. So you should enter something like "123 ABC" but if you put "LCPDFR" it would bring up the same results. Hope that made sense. This would be great if you were in a parking lot checking on cars, a suspicious one comes along, you use the ALPR to get the plate, or make one up, run it, see if it's okay and all set and take it from there.
 
Traffic Stops. Just some ideas.
 
- Add a drivers license # to each person you pullover in addition to their name
Real drivers have a license #, so maybe as well as their name, you get a number, which you can look them up with also? That would be pretty neat, or if you can not look them up by the #, at least having them will add realism. But to have the option to run them by both of those would be awesome.
 
- Drivers license expiration date
Pretty simple, doesn't need explaining.
 
- Insurance status
Pretty simple, doesn't need explaining.
  - What the vehicle was stopped for in the past
Kinda like the person history, same idea. Pretty simple to understand. Just let's say they were stopped once for speeding, it would say that on the computer.
 
If all these are added, LCPDFR will be quite epic. (yes, it already is pretty epic)
 
I spent a long time typing this up, so some feedback would be nice. :) I might think of more things which I will add. Leave feedback on specific parts if you'd like.
 
Avsports23
 
 

I know there is at least one other thread with some suggestions, but I didn't want to hijack it, so I created my own. Just some thoughts that would make the LCPDFR policing experience better.
 
Check out the following link for more info:
http://devblog.lcpdfr.com/2014/04/the-future-of-lcpd-first-response-1-0c-1-1-etc/
 
Callouts. Real police work in most places rarely involves shootings and pursuits. I have made a little list of some minor calls, which police handle every single day, multiple times. 
 
- Vehicle Lockouts 
Oops, someone locked their keys in the car. You arrive on scene, and somehow do some key combo to unlock the door and hopefully resolve the issue. Or something like that. I'm sure there are better ways to deal with the call. Maybe you have to press "E" at a certain point to get it to unlock, like the old suicidal call in......0.95?
 
- Alarms
An alarm is sounding at a house. You respond, have to check the doors and make sure there isn't anything suspicious going on. Maybe you'll come across someone running through the backyard, maybe they attempted to break in. Cops respond to residential alarm ALL the time.
 
- Suspicious Parked Vehicle
A vehicle is parked on the side of the road in an unusual spot. Someone called 911. You get dispatched and go check it out, make sure everything is okay. Cops get this all the time also. It would be a great LCPDR callout, even if you get this call all the time, it's common.
 
- Broken Down Vehicles on the side of the road
Someone has a flat tire. You respond, maybe put your lights on and park behind them to make sure they're safe while you call a tow truck for the vehicle. Simple as that.
 
- Erratic Operator
A driver is swerving, you check the area where the call was reported in and try to find the vehicle, stop it, make sure everything is okay with the driver.
 
Computer. A couple things that would make the LCPDFR computer better.
 
- History of previous crimes
 
When you run someone, you get a history of what they have done in the past, if anything. Maybe on 2/4/2013 they were stopped for acting suspicious. Well, when you run this guy, that info would come up. Of course it wouldn't be able to save to each person, but it would add so much role play.
  - Previous arrest log/history
Just like above, but what, why, when and things like that of when someone was arrested in the past.
 
- Ability to run license plates
Just like you can search for a person and their background, an option to enter license plates. Since GTA doesn't really have a different license plate on each car, you can just enter random ones. Basically you can enter anything and the vehicle status, who it belongs to, any history, etc will come up. So you should enter something like "123 ABC" but if you put "LCPDFR" it would bring up the same results. Hope that made sense. This would be great if you were in a parking lot checking on cars, a suspicious one comes along, you use the ALPR to get the plate, or make one up, run it, see if it's okay and all set and take it from there.
 
Traffic Stops. Just some ideas.
 
- Add a drivers license # to each person you pullover in addition to their name
Real drivers have a license #, so maybe as well as their name, you get a number, which you can look them up with also? That would be pretty neat, or if you can not look them up by the #, at least having them will add realism. But to have the option to run them by both of those would be awesome.
 
- Drivers license expiration date
Pretty simple, doesn't need explaining.
 
- Insurance status
Pretty simple, doesn't need explaining.
  - What the vehicle was stopped for in the past
Kinda like the person history, same idea. Pretty simple to understand. Just let's say they were stopped once for speeding, it would say that on the computer.
 
If all these are added, LCPDFR will be quite epic. (yes, it already is pretty epic)
 
I spent a long time typing this up, so some feedback would be nice. :) I might think of more things which I will add. Leave feedback on specific parts if you'd like.
 
Avsports23
 
 

Wow, you put some time into this. I would personally love to see the ability to run license plates. The rest of the above are really great as well, don't know if its possible though. Would be cool to see some of this integrated.

I know there is at least one other thread with some suggestions, but I didn't want to hijack it, so I created my own. Just some thoughts that would make the LCPDFR policing experience better.
 
Check out the following link for more info:
http://devblog.lcpdfr.com/2014/04/the-future-of-lcpd-first-response-1-0c-1-1-etc/
 
Callouts. Real police work in most places rarely involves shootings and pursuits. I have made a little list of some minor calls, which police handle every single day, multiple times. 
 
- Vehicle Lockouts 
Oops, someone locked their keys in the car. You arrive on scene, and somehow do some key combo to unlock the door and hopefully resolve the issue. Or something like that. I'm sure there are better ways to deal with the call. Maybe you have to press "E" at a certain point to get it to unlock, like the old suicidal call in......0.95?
 
- Alarms
An alarm is sounding at a house. You respond, have to check the doors and make sure there isn't anything suspicious going on. Maybe you'll come across someone running through the backyard, maybe they attempted to break in. Cops respond to residential alarm ALL the time.
 
- Suspicious Parked Vehicle
A vehicle is parked on the side of the road in an unusual spot. Someone called 911. You get dispatched and go check it out, make sure everything is okay. Cops get this all the time also. It would be a great LCPDR callout, even if you get this call all the time, it's common.
 
- Broken Down Vehicles on the side of the road
Someone has a flat tire. You respond, maybe put your lights on and park behind them to make sure they're safe while you call a tow truck for the vehicle. Simple as that.
 
- Erratic Operator
A driver is swerving, you check the area where the call was reported in and try to find the vehicle, stop it, make sure everything is okay with the driver.
 
Computer. A couple things that would make the LCPDFR computer better.
 
- History of previous crimes
 
When you run someone, you get a history of what they have done in the past, if anything. Maybe on 2/4/2013 they were stopped for acting suspicious. Well, when you run this guy, that info would come up. Of course it wouldn't be able to save to each person, but it would add so much role play.
  - Previous arrest log/history
Just like above, but what, why, when and things like that of when someone was arrested in the past.
 
- Ability to run license plates
Just like you can search for a person and their background, an option to enter license plates. Since GTA doesn't really have a different license plate on each car, you can just enter random ones. Basically you can enter anything and the vehicle status, who it belongs to, any history, etc will come up. So you should enter something like "123 ABC" but if you put "LCPDFR" it would bring up the same results. Hope that made sense. This would be great if you were in a parking lot checking on cars, a suspicious one comes along, you use the ALPR to get the plate, or make one up, run it, see if it's okay and all set and take it from there.
 
Traffic Stops. Just some ideas.
 
- Add a drivers license # to each person you pullover in addition to their name
Real drivers have a license #, so maybe as well as their name, you get a number, which you can look them up with also? That would be pretty neat, or if you can not look them up by the #, at least having them will add realism. But to have the option to run them by both of those would be awesome.
 
- Drivers license expiration date
Pretty simple, doesn't need explaining.
 
- Insurance status
Pretty simple, doesn't need explaining.
  - What the vehicle was stopped for in the past
Kinda like the person history, same idea. Pretty simple to understand. Just let's say they were stopped once for speeding, it would say that on the computer.
 
If all these are added, LCPDFR will be quite epic. (yes, it already is pretty epic)
 
I spent a long time typing this up, so some feedback would be nice. :) I might think of more things which I will add. Leave feedback on specific parts if you'd like.
 
Avsports23