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Try to remember that you have assigned a weapon and made the suspect fight in the first block, similar to what you did for notificationDisplayed. Then make sure to only run that top block once.

Dear LMS,
 
Noted with thanks. Thank for your help.

Dear Thota,
 
After i del all the mods folder and redo again the mods folder &  copy 1 by 1 the files and is working fine now so far. Thank for the support.😇

As per popular request, I've fully explained how to properly create LSPDFR API plugins and the entire thought process behind it. I've also included an example project that I will elaborately discuss in the PDF file, along with some development tips.
There is also an entire appendix documenting the available LSPDFR API functions and their use.
Enjoy! 
If you're new, I recommend following the PDF guide first and checking your results against the finished project afterwards for maximum effectiveness.
Guide to using the LSPDFR API and Documentation - Albo1125.pdf
Guide to using the LSPDFR API - Finished Project.rar
Note: It should be self-explanatory but please don't re-upload my example plugin as your own.
I've also created a video guide to supplement the above files.
If you're looking for a guide to access my own APIs, like the Traffic Policer API, check this out:
 

Anyone interested,
I have released an API for VocalDispatch, as well as added the ability to add custom events/phrases, for use with both default and third party functions. Some ideas of what the API can be used for are:
Providing custom backup behavior during a callout. Adding new functions entirely (coroner request, etc.). Adding status phrases that can be used in place of menus. There is an example project, as well as a step-by-step API usage guide available on GitHub here. Support requests, questions, and comments for the API can be posted either here or on GitHub, I will monitor both.

Dear Albo,
Oh i c... got it once again thanks for help very much.
Dear Albo 1125,
You are a good man now a day hard to find a good man like you i'm going to donate to you again once again thanks for help.