joeym

This is an amazing idea, please keep up the awesome work!

Why do I keep getting the "New version available: 0.3.1" message even though I already have it installed?

Police Radio does offer an option for traffic stop backup, but nothing for like a call out scene.  Really, considering backup normally starts shooting at EVERYONE the second traffic becomes impatient and runs them over, it sounds like it'd be chaos to have 4+ backup units stay on scene XD

Unfortunately, the update was not released as planned, but, i have some fkin awesome news! 
Improved interior for explorer in new update at this week!
Front door trim was modeled by Denus and purchased by @joeym
Say thanks to @joeym for purchase and allowing me to release this door trim with my next explorer update! 

 

Researching what to do to make this. xD 

me first :P

Hello all! Columbo here.
After seeing the possibilities with Vocal Dispatch, and other modifications regarding the use of your microphone. I was wondering if perhaps a plugin can be created where we can use our microphone if we have one, and use it as a police megaphone. To replace the scripted lines that are said by your officer. Maybe it can have an echo, megaphone like sound after its projected out the car. So basically what I am saying, you get your microphone, hold down the talk key. Say whatever, "Stop right now" It processes it and projects it out the car in a megaphone style. If it can combine the Pursuit Deterrence mod by Tanu, it can actually have an effect that the suspect may stop.
I am not sure if any of it is possible, but after seeing what else has been done, I think it would certainly be an up from just using the scripted lines set for each cop skin. What do you guys think?
Thank you, and happy policing, stay safe folks! ;)

That's an understatement.

This community is so fucked up sometimes...

@OfficerFive0 WOW! Dude, your Arjent is SO COOL! Amazing work!!! You are the best modeler on this site, hands down!!! How did you make such an awesome lightbar?!¿!?!¿!?
 
 
 
Is this the kind of credit/recognition you feel you deserve? It's pretty obvious that @DroidRZRLover didn't steal your lightbar and that he has been helping @Desmond develop/test this model for a while now. So why do you come in here trying to start shit?

@OfficerFive0 WOW! Dude, your Arjent is SO COOL! Amazing work!!! You are the best modeler on this site, hands down!!! How did you make such an awesome lightbar?!¿!?!¿!?
 
 
 
Is this the kind of credit/recognition you feel you deserve? It's pretty obvious that @DroidRZRLover didn't steal your lightbar and that he has been helping @Desmond develop/test this model for a while now. So why do you come in here trying to start shit?

Please please please make this. I have wanted this from day one. Who doesn't love yelling at suspects?

The Maze Bank Arena resembles a scaled down, domed iteration of the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.
Maze Bank:
LA Coliseum:
 

I live in Los Angeles and I really only see the CHP FPIU with the non-wrap around push bar. I've only seen 1 in the last 8 months that has had the wrap around bar. I remember reading somewhere that they usually only equip those kinds are bars on vehicles that are used to patrol rural areas, as they are mostly used for pushing debris off the road.
Also, every CHP FPIU I've ever seen has had ALPR scanners mounted on the roof. I even see them on a lot of the LAPD FPIU traffic units as well.
 
Here are some detailed photos that will hopefully help you.
 

This picture was most likely taken at the CHP training academy, which explains why it's lacking most of the standard patrol equipment such as push-bar, antennas, ALPR, etc.
With the LAPD (and most police/sheriff agencies) you will see that some vehicles have push-bars and some do not. The ones that have the push-bars are usually units that are assigned to traffic patrol, and the units that do not have push-bars are usually assigned to regular patrol.
As SeaHawk14 mentioned earlier, since the CHP's main role is to enforce traffic on the highways, you will very rarely find one that doesn't have some sort of push-bar. (Unless they forgot to install it lol)

A thing to remember when you're adding the antennas to the car is that only the "Low Band Main Radio" and maybe the "VHF Radio" antenna's are going to have that bobble/sway movement in real life. So if possible, I would recommend only adding the bobble effect to those main two antennas and leave the shorter ones stationary.

No need to apologize!  Now that you point it out, that photo does actually look like photoshop (door handle, side mirror, door logo).

A thing to remember when you're adding the antennas to the car is that only the "Low Band Main Radio" and maybe the "VHF Radio" antenna's are going to have that bobble/sway movement in real life. So if possible, I would recommend only adding the bobble effect to those main two antennas and leave the shorter ones stationary.

This picture was most likely taken at the CHP training academy, which explains why it's lacking most of the standard patrol equipment such as push-bar, antennas, ALPR, etc.
With the LAPD (and most police/sheriff agencies) you will see that some vehicles have push-bars and some do not. The ones that have the push-bars are usually units that are assigned to traffic patrol, and the units that do not have push-bars are usually assigned to regular patrol.
As SeaHawk14 mentioned earlier, since the CHP's main role is to enforce traffic on the highways, you will very rarely find one that doesn't have some sort of push-bar. (Unless they forgot to install it lol)

A thing to remember when you're adding the antennas to the car is that only the "Low Band Main Radio" and maybe the "VHF Radio" antenna's are going to have that bobble/sway movement in real life. So if possible, I would recommend only adding the bobble effect to those main two antennas and leave the shorter ones stationary.

I live in Los Angeles and I really only see the CHP FPIU with the non-wrap around push bar. I've only seen 1 in the last 8 months that has had the wrap around bar. I remember reading somewhere that they usually only equip those kinds are bars on vehicles that are used to patrol rural areas, as they are mostly used for pushing debris off the road.
Also, every CHP FPIU I've ever seen has had ALPR scanners mounted on the roof. I even see them on a lot of the LAPD FPIU traffic units as well.
 
Here are some detailed photos that will hopefully help you.
 

I live in Los Angeles and I really only see the CHP FPIU with the non-wrap around push bar. I've only seen 1 in the last 8 months that has had the wrap around bar. I remember reading somewhere that they usually only equip those kinds are bars on vehicles that are used to patrol rural areas, as they are mostly used for pushing debris off the road.
Also, every CHP FPIU I've ever seen has had ALPR scanners mounted on the roof. I even see them on a lot of the LAPD FPIU traffic units as well.
 
Here are some detailed photos that will hopefully help you.
 

I live in Los Angeles and I really only see the CHP FPIU with the non-wrap around push bar. I've only seen 1 in the last 8 months that has had the wrap around bar. I remember reading somewhere that they usually only equip those kinds are bars on vehicles that are used to patrol rural areas, as they are mostly used for pushing debris off the road.
Also, every CHP FPIU I've ever seen has had ALPR scanners mounted on the roof. I even see them on a lot of the LAPD FPIU traffic units as well.
 
Here are some detailed photos that will hopefully help you.
 

What a fucky community. I'll never understand why we can't all work together.
@Desmond98 please let us know if there is anything we can do to enable you to keep working on this.

What a fucky community. I'll never understand why we can't all work together.
@Desmond98 please let us know if there is anything we can do to enable you to keep working on this.