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ConstableSly

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  1. I guess I'll try that later, and see if it works for me, as much as I hate to reinstall GTA IV, it is worth it.
  2. I also have a legal copy, and all normal GTA IV Computers work fine. It's just the LCPD:FR Mod Police Computer.
  3. It's a shame this problem is not easily fixed, whatever is causing it is definitely going to be hard to solve.
  4. Yeah, the my siren couldn't be causing it either, nor any of my other mods. I had the same problem in the beta when I didn't have the mods (other than LCPD:FR Mod of course.). On the bright side, I am enjoying using the original police vehicles again , but I really hate this problem, traffic stops are one of my favourite things in LCPD:FR.
  5. I used the default vehicles. The only mods that I had were LCPD:FR Mod, A custom police hat, custom sirens and horn sounds, a blood mod that adds realistic blood, and a first person mod. I still encountered the problem, I don't know what is causing it. Edit: I am now sure I am having the same problem as Tom H, as he posted above. The only solution to prevent this is to not do traffic stops at all, which I really don't want to do.
  6. Well, in the beta version I tried it without car mods, and it still had the problem, I'll restore the original vehicles, and see if it works though.
  7. I have been having the same problem, I also encountered it in the beta. It is quite annoying, and takes the fun out of traffic stops.

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