GoddlyGut

I'm surprised something like this has not been implemented earlier. 

Leaked photo of two SWAT members after taking down infamous meth cook.

Love the flash light.

Car parked in the middle of the road during a night patrol 
 

 
(and yes that is a taxi yellow cruiser)

@Sam Finally got my game going! No texture losses at all, no crashes so far.
Here's some screen shots as requested!
Happy to add them to the community!! 
 
I also wanted to thank all the modders, LSPDFR Staff and anyone else I forgot!
Without all of you GTA 5 would still just be GTA 5!
Congrats on your success!
 
Hope I uploaded the pictures the right way!
 
Thanks Again for all the hard work!
 
- Mike

Here is one of the packs i'm attempting to complete, hopefully it will be complete in this next week or so! sorry for not completing the others I had to find something new!

also may be adding "Sheriffs office" in the back window!

So this was a pursuit that started in downtown Los Santos and went all the way to Blaine County. The pursuit involved elements from the LSPD, SASP, and BCSO. 
 
(1) We thought we had him. We thought wrong.

 
(2) Get back here!
 
(3) Urgh, DAMMIT!
 
(4) Um, okay. So this is your jurisdiction, right? Regardless, how about you get off the dead body of the perp?
 

Greek Police Responding

Armed robbery in progress. Officers responding.

 
Suspect just shot a civilian. We are opening fire.
 
Suspect down.
 

My daughter told me to download this game called Angry Birds, now the Sheriff is busting me for always being on my phone. Good thing for the bad guys in Blaine County I suppose...
 

Working graveyard, came across some strange guy.

State Patrol going after a speeder with a motorcycle unit and a charger.
(LSPDFR 0.4)

Hands up! UP!

Two beautiful and deep Law Enforcement images.
 

I'm surprised something like this has not been implemented earlier. 

At this time, I do not believe there is a way to set a callouts min/max distance since that is left up to the creator of the mod.

Yep there is a mod for this: 
 

It ultimately depends on what you are trying to test and how your plugin integrates with LSPDFR. If you are testing functionality that does not strictly rely on LSPDFR or could perhaps be stubbed fairly easily, then it might be quite easy. Say you use LSPDFR to request backup, but care about the actual behavior on scene as opposed to them spawning and arriving, your stub could have a unit spawn nearby and then your logic takes over. However, if you rely on a lot of LSPDFR functionality or functions that cannot easily be stubbed, then you probably have to do the entire reload.
 
As for crashes when reloading too often, see Main.DisableAmbientScriptHooks in