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I found a solution to this problem, so I'm leaving a note for anyone who is having the same problem.
The default peds.ymt (file size around 240) is encrypted, and if you open it in edit mode and save it, the game will refuse to start. To start the game normally, you need a decrypted version of peds.ymt (file size around 2400).
I couldn't find a way to decrypt it, but as long as the file itself is decrypted, I looked for a MOD that provided a decrypted peds.ymt and used that file. Copy all the contents of the encrypted peds.ymt you have, overwrite the contents of the decrypted file, change the parts you want to edit, save it, and finally replace peds.ymt from the encrypted one with the decrypted one, and you're done.
The decrypted peds.ymt file extracted from the MOD is edited for that MOD, so don't forget to overwrite the contents with the default contents.

First, check that you're pressing NumPad0 and not D0 (0 key), right?
If you have other mods that assign keys to the numeric keypad, check to see if they work.
It's possible the numeric keypad may be disabled by the NumLock key.
(I've confirmed that the panic button shortcut doesn't work when the numeric keypad is disabled)

The size of vehicles.awc may be reaching the upper limit. You need to lower the volume of unused audio files to reduce the size of awc or lower the volume.
Other things you can do include:
 

If you have Deadly Weapon installed you can disable the feature in the ini file.

Create a new folder on your desktop. You can name it anything. Select vehicles.awc in openIV, right-click and select "Output with openFormats" and then select the folder you just created. A vehicles folder and vehicles.oac will be created in the folder, so after replacing the wav in the vehicles folder, drag and drop oac into the location of vehicles.awc to convert it to awc.
I'm sorry if this is difficult to understand because I'm using a translation.

I re-configured the mods folder when switching to QuantV+LArevo, but it happened again despite testing each file one by one and I couldn't figure out why.
I solved the crash by editing all the "pickups.meta" files in the game and disabling any weapon pick-ups.

AI patrols should be disabled by setting "AmbientSpawn.DisableRandomUnits = true", "AmbientSpawn.MaxCopsInArea = 0", and "AmbientSpawn.MaxSpawnedCopsInArea = 0" in lspdfr.ini.

Hello.
I had a similar problem before on a similar PC configuration, but it was caused by XScanner and XPU. Try uninstalling these two.

If you are using StopThePed, adjust the values for "PulledOverResistanceProbability" and "PulledOverAttackProbability" in the parameter line of the ini file. If you want to increase the types of risks, try using the following MOD.
 
 

It may have been resolved already, but the right stick assignment is "RightThumb".

I was able to achieve this.