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🚔 Equipment Enforcement: Road Worthy v6.9
The Equipment & Standards Overhaul
Dynamic vehicle safety violations for proactive traffic enforcement. In the standard Los Santos environment, every NPC vehicle is showroom-perfect. This lack of realistic mechanical wear makes traffic enforcement feel repetitive and purely RNG-based. Road Worthy is a background simulation engine that injects realistic mechanical failures and safety violations into the world, giving you legitimate, visual probable cause for every stop.
🛠️ The Core Engine: "Probable Cause Generator"
Road Worthy doesn't just spawn blips; it physically alters the state of nearby vehicles to create observable equipment violations.
Equipment Violations: The engine cycles through distinct equipment configurations, ranging from minor electrical flickers to critical structural failures.
Encounter Frequency: With default settings, you can expect to encounter a violator roughly every 2 to 5 minutes of active driving, depending on local traffic density.
Smart Selection Logic: The system scans a 350m radius and intelligently selects candidates for violations. It maintains a buffer—ignoring any vehicle within 45m—to ensure violations don't "pop-in" right in front of you.
Automatic Exclusions: To maintain immersion, the engine automatically ignores Emergency (Police/EMS), Service (Buses/Taxis), Motorcycles, and even specific models like the "Stretch" or "Tourbus" defined in your .ini.
Disable Blips: For officers who prefer a purely visual challenge, violation blips can be disabled entirely in the configuration settings.

MAX INI SETTINGS FOR DEMO VIDEO - YOUTUBE DEMO - MAX INI SETTINGS - DEMO ONLY

🚦 Equipment Profiles & Modernized Scanning
Ghost Car (Bright Purple - 27) Operating with no lights at night.
Faulty Alternator (Gray - 13) The lights won't stay on; lights flickers intermittently, indicating failing power delivery preceding a total electrical blackout.
Aggressive High Beam Flashing / Signal for help / loose wire? - (Green - 2) The entire lighting system (front and rear) flashes rapidly. This indicates a severe short circuit or an aggressive driver attempting to clear traffic.
Smoking Engine (Light Gray - 15) Heavy engine smoke pouring from the compartment. The vehicle is physically restricted to a crawl due to severe mechanical failure and neglect.
Shredded Tire (Light Blue - 22) Vehicle operating on a shredded tire or bare rim. Results in erratic handling, grinding, and a top speed limited to 13.5f.
Missing Plate (Dark Orange - 21) You can now encounter vehicles operating with Missing Plates. This violation is tied to a Stolen status, turning a simple equipment observation into a potential felony hit.
Dealer Tag (Dark Orange - 21)
Note on Modernized Plate Readers: Congrats! Your reader now recognizes these blank or dealer plates as stolen and pulls owner details—even without a physical plate—via NOOSE-derived chassis-signature telemetry. This breakthrough, repurposed from Humane Labs forensic imaging research, identifies the vehicle through unique thermal and geometric markers. The physical plate is absent, but the system still has a chance to gather vehicle and/or owner details via localized beat intelligence.
Shattered Window (Gold - 46) Frequency of smashed safety windows. Side or rear glass is shattered, potentially indicating a vehicle burglary or a prior hit-and-run collision.
Headlight Out (Beige - 36) A single headlight is non-functional. Unlike a shattered lamp, the housing is intact but the bulb is out, creating a high-visibility equipment violation at night.
Mechanical Damage (Gold - 46) Significant body deformation or collision history. Though the engine functions, the vehicle shows severe rear damage, suggesting it may have been involved in an accident or theft.
📦 Installation Guide
Prerequisites: SHVDN (ScriptHookV.NET) is required.
The ScriptHookVDotNet v3 included is optional. The current version of RoadWorthy is designed to work with any version of ScriptHookVDotNet v3.
Deployment: Drop RoadWorthy.dll into your /scripts/ folder.
Configuration: The mod will generate RoadWorthy.ini on the first launch.
GlobalSpawnChance: Controls how frequently violations occur (Default: 2%).
MaxActiveViolations: Sets a hard limit on world violations (Default: 1).
ShowBlips: Toggle to true or false to enable/disable GPS markers.

PatrolMDT v6.9 - The Future of Roadside Intelligence

PatrolMDT serves as the modern replacement for legacy plate readers such as ALPR Lite, using the CommonDataFramework to ensure seamless and instant compatibility with CompuLite, ReportsPlus and MDTPro. While it handles standard detection for stolen vehicles and expired documents, PatrolMDT does all that and far more by integrating live intelligence feeds, visual observations, and real-time weather alerts.

DEMO ONLY - YOU TUBE DEMONSTRATION - MAX SETTINGS - DEMO ONLY

In the standard game, license plate readers are usually just a "beep" and a blip on your map. You end up chasing icons and reacting to computer notifications without much context. This breaks immersion because you aren't really watching the world; you're just watching your radar. It makes traffic work feel like a repetitive mini-game rather than actual police work.
PatrolMDT fixes this by turning your cruiser into a high-speed intelligence hub. It connects you to the world with actual information you can use, like digital driver headshots that pop up with scans, localized crime briefings for the specific neighborhood you’re in, and weather warnings that affect how you should drive. It’s designed for players who want a reason to make a stop that goes beyond a random notification.

🛠️ The Core Engine: "The Intelligence Hub" The script works by using a customizable 6-camera setup that watches all sides of your car. It scans nearby vehicles for documentation issues and felony flags, but it also uses a "visual" logic to spot things a real officer would notice—like a driver not wearing a seatbelt or a smashed side mirror.

When the system flags a vehicle, it doesn't just give you a name; it takes a picture of the the driver to avoid "it wasn't me" in the court room The plate readers have also been minimized to fit into motorcycles and light bars. It handles all the background work to decide how "criminal" your patrol area is based on settings you choose in the config file. It also watches the clock and the sky, pushing out shift briefings and weather updates that actually match what is happening in your game at that exact moment.

🚦 Violation & Feature Profiles

🔴 1. Felony & Stolen Hits These are the most serious alerts, covering stolen cars and wanted people. They show up as red hits because they are the highest priority.
Roleplay Tip: Since you get a driver headshot with the hit, compare the photo to the person behind the wheel before you approach the window.

🟠 2. BOLO & Caller Reports These orange hits represent reports from "citizens," like someone calling in a drunk driver or a vehicle leaving the scene of a theft.
Roleplay Tip: Use these as a reason to follow a car for a few blocks to look for "probable cause" like weaving or speeding.

🟡 3. Documentation & Compliance Yellow hits are for the "paperwork" violations—expired tags, no insurance, or an expired driver’s license.
Roleplay Tip: These are great for roleplaying a "proactive" officer who focuses on cleaning up the streets through equipment and registration stops.

🔵 4. Plain View Observations (PVO) These are cyan alerts for things you see with your own eyes, like a broken mirror held on by duct tape. These don't require a plate scan to pop up.
Roleplay Tip: Use these as "pretext stops" to pull over a suspicious car and see if the driver is hiding something more serious.

📦 Installation Guide
Prerequisites: Requires a working installation of LSPDFR and CommonDataFramework (https://www.nuget.org/packages/CommonDataFramework)
Deployment: Drop PatrolMDT.dll and PatrolMDT.ini into your \Plugins\LSPDFR\ folder.
Configuration: The .ini file is very detailed. You can change how often flags appear and move the camera positions to fit different police car models.

Send me a message for support! Reviews, likes and comments are appreciated!

Visual Probable Cause
VPC allows you to detect items inside a vehicle before you ever initiate a physical search. This gives you the opportunity to spot contraband or weapons in plain view, providing a lead that will almost always result in a positive find once the vehicle is searched. By reading your VehicleItems.xml and scanning for customizable keywords, plain view observations can be made. This will also provide Non-Item Observations, such as seatbelt and phone violations as well as normal behavior. This is an evolution of my earlier Project Plain View. Whether you are patrolling the high-end streets of Rockford Hills or the dirt roads of Blaine County, VPC ensures that your probable cause is rooted in traditional police work: observation.

DEMO - CLICK HERE FOR A YOUTUBE VIDEO - DEMO

Visual Probable Cause (VPC) transforms your traffic stops and roadside interactions by turning your eyes into your most essential piece of equipment. Instead of relying on guesswork, you find the evidence yourself through direct observation. This modification is designed for those moments when you step out of your cruiser—whether you are walking up to a pulled-over vehicle, patrolling a parking lot, or managing a security checkpoint. It requires you to be on the ground, engaging with the world face-to-face.

INSTALLATION & CONFIGURATION:
1. Place VisualProbableCause.dll and VisualProbableCause.ini into Plugins/LSPDFR/.
2. (Optional/Recommended) Replace VehicleSearchItems.xml in Plugins/LSPDFR/StopThePed/ with the included version to enable the 6,300+ item expansion and false-positive logic.
It is highly recommended that you review the .ini before loading the modification for the first time.
I. The Art of the Plain View Observation
This modification works by looking for physical items and behaviors within a vehicle’s cabin while you are on foot. If something is sitting on the dashboard or tucked under a seat, and you have a clear line of sight, you may receive a notification of what you've spotted.

Organic Discovery: Observations happen naturally based on your distance to the vehicle, your walking speed, and your line of sight.

Smart Discrimination: While the behavioral system excludes emergency vehicles, industrial equipment, and aircraft, it intelligently discriminates between motorcycles and passenger vehicles. You can also exclude any specific models you choose via the configuration.

Customizable Velocity Logic: Realistically, you won't be able to spot a pill bottle in a car flying past you. VPC prioritizes vehicles that are stationary or moving at slow speeds near your walking path, though the exact speed threshold can be calibrated in your settings.
II. Observation Categories
VPC recognizes a wide array of items and situations, divided into different categories based on customizable keywords:

🟠 [WEAPON] Tactical Threats: Spotting the grip of a pistol or a holster wedged between the seats.

🟡 [CONTRABAND] Narcotics: Seeing baggies, scales, or suspicious white powder on the floorboards.

🔵 [ALCOHOL] Open Containers: Identifying open bottles or cans in cup holders.

🟣 [STOLEN] Suspected Property: Seeing high-value items or electronics that appear out of place.

🔘 [TOOLS] Criminal Implements: Spotting slim-jims, pry bars, or masks used in the commission of crimes.

⚪ [NIOS] Behavioral & Environment: Observations of the driver's movements—like reaching for a belt—or the vehicle's state, such as a taped-on mirror, fast food wrappers, or a jersey draped over the passenger seat.

The entire notification engine utilizes 37 unique observation prefixes combined with over 1,700 individual narrative strings across all categories and vehicles, creating more than 62,900 possible combinations to ensure no two observations feel the same.
III. Human Error: Officers Make Mistakes
In the real world, things aren't always what they seem at first glance, and VPC reflects this reality. The included VehicleItems.xml is packed with over 6,300 items, a few of which are designed to be false positives.

You might spot what looks like a handgun from the sidewalk, only to realize during a search that it is an antique or a toy. You might see an open container on a center console that turns out to be root beer. Additionally, your focus may not always land on the most dangerous item; sometimes you will pick up on an open alcohol container but miss a gun entirely.
Don't feel bad if you see something that isn't there or if you miss a threat. These red herrings and oversights are intentional; they test your judgment and remind you that a plain view observation is a lead, not always a conviction.
IV. Intelligent Item Injection
VPC is designed to work alongside other popular mods like Stop The Ped. However, VPC goes a step further by seeding items into vehicles that are parked or simply driving around—cars you have not even pulled over yet.

Universal XML Support: While a massive VehicleItems.xml is included, VPC is flexible. It can read from any standard VehicleItems.xml you already have installed.

The White Text Detail: You may notice that some items found by this mod appear as white text in your search menus, while other mods might use colored text. This is a technical marker indicating the item was placed by the VPC background logic. These items are fully functional and will correctly trigger notifications and charges.

Total Control: If you prefer to let other mods handle all vehicle contents, you can disable the injection logic in the .ini. VPC will then simply read whatever items are already there.
V. Stop the Ped Only, no PR--- I tried.
Unfortunately, after speaking with the maker of Policing Redefined, in the current version at least, the way his code seeds items into inventory won't cooperate. Basically, his mod seeds them upon interaction with the vehicle, where VPC and STP seed it before, allowing this mod to read the data before searching. I tried very hard. The outcome resulted in items only being found on the driver side, regardless of where they are. So I could put it out but, eh. I didn't enjoy playing with VPC and PR so I didn't think anyone really else would either.

Looking forward to future releases of PR to reevaluate this.

🚔 Equipment Enforcement: Road Worthy v6.9
The Equipment & Standards Overhaul
Dynamic vehicle safety violations for proactive traffic enforcement. In the standard Los Santos environment, every NPC vehicle is showroom-perfect. This lack of realistic mechanical wear makes traffic enforcement feel repetitive and purely RNG-based. Road Worthy is a background simulation engine that injects realistic mechanical failures and safety violations into the world, giving you legitimate, visual probable cause for every stop.
🛠️ The Core Engine: "Probable Cause Generator"
Road Worthy doesn't just spawn blips; it physically alters the state of nearby vehicles to create observable equipment violations.
Equipment Violations: The engine cycles through distinct equipment configurations, ranging from minor electrical flickers to critical structural failures.
Encounter Frequency: With default settings, you can expect to encounter a violator roughly every 2 to 5 minutes of active driving, depending on local traffic density.
Smart Selection Logic: The system scans a 350m radius and intelligently selects candidates for violations. It maintains a buffer—ignoring any vehicle within 45m—to ensure violations don't "pop-in" right in front of you.
Automatic Exclusions: To maintain immersion, the engine automatically ignores Emergency (Police/EMS), Service (Buses/Taxis), Motorcycles, and even specific models like the "Stretch" or "Tourbus" defined in your .ini.
Disable Blips: For officers who prefer a purely visual challenge, violation blips can be disabled entirely in the configuration settings.

MAX INI SETTINGS FOR DEMO VIDEO - YOUTUBE DEMO - MAX INI SETTINGS - DEMO ONLY

🚦 Equipment Profiles & Modernized Scanning
Ghost Car (Bright Purple - 27) Operating with no lights at night.
Faulty Alternator (Gray - 13) The lights won't stay on; lights flickers intermittently, indicating failing power delivery preceding a total electrical blackout.
Aggressive High Beam Flashing / Signal for help / loose wire? - (Green - 2) The entire lighting system (front and rear) flashes rapidly. This indicates a severe short circuit or an aggressive driver attempting to clear traffic.
Smoking Engine (Light Gray - 15) Heavy engine smoke pouring from the compartment. The vehicle is physically restricted to a crawl due to severe mechanical failure and neglect.
Shredded Tire (Light Blue - 22) Vehicle operating on a shredded tire or bare rim. Results in erratic handling, grinding, and a top speed limited to 13.5f.
Missing Plate (Dark Orange - 21) You can now encounter vehicles operating with Missing Plates. This violation is tied to a Stolen status, turning a simple equipment observation into a potential felony hit.
Dealer Tag (Dark Orange - 21)
Note on Modernized Plate Readers: Congrats! Your reader now recognizes these blank or dealer plates as stolen and pulls owner details—even without a physical plate—via NOOSE-derived chassis-signature telemetry. This breakthrough, repurposed from Humane Labs forensic imaging research, identifies the vehicle through unique thermal and geometric markers. The physical plate is absent, but the system still has a chance to gather vehicle and/or owner details via localized beat intelligence.
Shattered Window (Gold - 46) Frequency of smashed safety windows. Side or rear glass is shattered, potentially indicating a vehicle burglary or a prior hit-and-run collision.
Headlight Out (Beige - 36) A single headlight is non-functional. Unlike a shattered lamp, the housing is intact but the bulb is out, creating a high-visibility equipment violation at night.
Mechanical Damage (Gold - 46) Significant body deformation or collision history. Though the engine functions, the vehicle shows severe rear damage, suggesting it may have been involved in an accident or theft.
📦 Installation Guide
Prerequisites: SHVDN (ScriptHookV.NET) is required.
The ScriptHookVDotNet v3 included is optional. The current version of RoadWorthy is designed to work with any version of ScriptHookVDotNet v3.
Deployment: Drop RoadWorthy.dll into your /scripts/ folder.
Configuration: The mod will generate RoadWorthy.ini on the first launch.
GlobalSpawnChance: Controls how frequently violations occur (Default: 2%).
MaxActiveViolations: Sets a hard limit on world violations (Default: 1).
ShowBlips: Toggle to true or false to enable/disable GPS markers.

PatrolMDT v6.9 - The Future of Roadside Intelligence

PatrolMDT serves as the modern replacement for legacy plate readers such as ALPR Lite, using the CommonDataFramework to ensure seamless and instant compatibility with CompuLite, ReportsPlus and MDTPro. While it handles standard detection for stolen vehicles and expired documents, PatrolMDT does all that and far more by integrating live intelligence feeds, visual observations, and real-time weather alerts.

DEMO ONLY - YOU TUBE DEMONSTRATION - MAX SETTINGS - DEMO ONLY

In the standard game, license plate readers are usually just a "beep" and a blip on your map. You end up chasing icons and reacting to computer notifications without much context. This breaks immersion because you aren't really watching the world; you're just watching your radar. It makes traffic work feel like a repetitive mini-game rather than actual police work.
PatrolMDT fixes this by turning your cruiser into a high-speed intelligence hub. It connects you to the world with actual information you can use, like digital driver headshots that pop up with scans, localized crime briefings for the specific neighborhood you’re in, and weather warnings that affect how you should drive. It’s designed for players who want a reason to make a stop that goes beyond a random notification.

🛠️ The Core Engine: "The Intelligence Hub" The script works by using a customizable 6-camera setup that watches all sides of your car. It scans nearby vehicles for documentation issues and felony flags, but it also uses a "visual" logic to spot things a real officer would notice—like a driver not wearing a seatbelt or a smashed side mirror.

When the system flags a vehicle, it doesn't just give you a name; it takes a picture of the the driver to avoid "it wasn't me" in the court room The plate readers have also been minimized to fit into motorcycles and light bars. It handles all the background work to decide how "criminal" your patrol area is based on settings you choose in the config file. It also watches the clock and the sky, pushing out shift briefings and weather updates that actually match what is happening in your game at that exact moment.

🚦 Violation & Feature Profiles

🔴 1. Felony & Stolen Hits These are the most serious alerts, covering stolen cars and wanted people. They show up as red hits because they are the highest priority.
Roleplay Tip: Since you get a driver headshot with the hit, compare the photo to the person behind the wheel before you approach the window.

🟠 2. BOLO & Caller Reports These orange hits represent reports from "citizens," like someone calling in a drunk driver or a vehicle leaving the scene of a theft.
Roleplay Tip: Use these as a reason to follow a car for a few blocks to look for "probable cause" like weaving or speeding.

🟡 3. Documentation & Compliance Yellow hits are for the "paperwork" violations—expired tags, no insurance, or an expired driver’s license.
Roleplay Tip: These are great for roleplaying a "proactive" officer who focuses on cleaning up the streets through equipment and registration stops.

🔵 4. Plain View Observations (PVO) These are cyan alerts for things you see with your own eyes, like a broken mirror held on by duct tape. These don't require a plate scan to pop up.
Roleplay Tip: Use these as "pretext stops" to pull over a suspicious car and see if the driver is hiding something more serious.

📦 Installation Guide
Prerequisites: Requires a working installation of LSPDFR and CommonDataFramework (https://www.nuget.org/packages/CommonDataFramework)
Deployment: Drop PatrolMDT.dll and PatrolMDT.ini into your \Plugins\LSPDFR\ folder.
Configuration: The .ini file is very detailed. You can change how often flags appear and move the camera positions to fit different police car models.

Send me a message for support! Reviews, likes and comments are appreciated!

Visual Probable Cause
VPC allows you to detect items inside a vehicle before you ever initiate a physical search. This gives you the opportunity to spot contraband or weapons in plain view, providing a lead that will almost always result in a positive find once the vehicle is searched. By reading your VehicleItems.xml and scanning for customizable keywords, plain view observations can be made. This will also provide Non-Item Observations, such as seatbelt and phone violations as well as normal behavior. This is an evolution of my earlier Project Plain View. Whether you are patrolling the high-end streets of Rockford Hills or the dirt roads of Blaine County, VPC ensures that your probable cause is rooted in traditional police work: observation.

DEMO - CLICK HERE FOR A YOUTUBE VIDEO - DEMO

Visual Probable Cause (VPC) transforms your traffic stops and roadside interactions by turning your eyes into your most essential piece of equipment. Instead of relying on guesswork, you find the evidence yourself through direct observation. This modification is designed for those moments when you step out of your cruiser—whether you are walking up to a pulled-over vehicle, patrolling a parking lot, or managing a security checkpoint. It requires you to be on the ground, engaging with the world face-to-face.

INSTALLATION & CONFIGURATION:
1. Place VisualProbableCause.dll and VisualProbableCause.ini into Plugins/LSPDFR/.
2. (Optional/Recommended) Replace VehicleSearchItems.xml in Plugins/LSPDFR/StopThePed/ with the included version to enable the 6,300+ item expansion and false-positive logic.
It is highly recommended that you review the .ini before loading the modification for the first time.
I. The Art of the Plain View Observation
This modification works by looking for physical items and behaviors within a vehicle’s cabin while you are on foot. If something is sitting on the dashboard or tucked under a seat, and you have a clear line of sight, you may receive a notification of what you've spotted.

Organic Discovery: Observations happen naturally based on your distance to the vehicle, your walking speed, and your line of sight.

Smart Discrimination: While the behavioral system excludes emergency vehicles, industrial equipment, and aircraft, it intelligently discriminates between motorcycles and passenger vehicles. You can also exclude any specific models you choose via the configuration.

Customizable Velocity Logic: Realistically, you won't be able to spot a pill bottle in a car flying past you. VPC prioritizes vehicles that are stationary or moving at slow speeds near your walking path, though the exact speed threshold can be calibrated in your settings.
II. Observation Categories
VPC recognizes a wide array of items and situations, divided into different categories based on customizable keywords:

🟠 [WEAPON] Tactical Threats: Spotting the grip of a pistol or a holster wedged between the seats.

🟡 [CONTRABAND] Narcotics: Seeing baggies, scales, or suspicious white powder on the floorboards.

🔵 [ALCOHOL] Open Containers: Identifying open bottles or cans in cup holders.

🟣 [STOLEN] Suspected Property: Seeing high-value items or electronics that appear out of place.

🔘 [TOOLS] Criminal Implements: Spotting slim-jims, pry bars, or masks used in the commission of crimes.

⚪ [NIOS] Behavioral & Environment: Observations of the driver's movements—like reaching for a belt—or the vehicle's state, such as a taped-on mirror, fast food wrappers, or a jersey draped over the passenger seat.

The entire notification engine utilizes 37 unique observation prefixes combined with over 1,700 individual narrative strings across all categories and vehicles, creating more than 62,900 possible combinations to ensure no two observations feel the same.
III. Human Error: Officers Make Mistakes
In the real world, things aren't always what they seem at first glance, and VPC reflects this reality. The included VehicleItems.xml is packed with over 6,300 items, a few of which are designed to be false positives.

You might spot what looks like a handgun from the sidewalk, only to realize during a search that it is an antique or a toy. You might see an open container on a center console that turns out to be root beer. Additionally, your focus may not always land on the most dangerous item; sometimes you will pick up on an open alcohol container but miss a gun entirely.
Don't feel bad if you see something that isn't there or if you miss a threat. These red herrings and oversights are intentional; they test your judgment and remind you that a plain view observation is a lead, not always a conviction.
IV. Intelligent Item Injection
VPC is designed to work alongside other popular mods like Stop The Ped. However, VPC goes a step further by seeding items into vehicles that are parked or simply driving around—cars you have not even pulled over yet.

Universal XML Support: While a massive VehicleItems.xml is included, VPC is flexible. It can read from any standard VehicleItems.xml you already have installed.

The White Text Detail: You may notice that some items found by this mod appear as white text in your search menus, while other mods might use colored text. This is a technical marker indicating the item was placed by the VPC background logic. These items are fully functional and will correctly trigger notifications and charges.

Total Control: If you prefer to let other mods handle all vehicle contents, you can disable the injection logic in the .ini. VPC will then simply read whatever items are already there.
V. Stop the Ped Only, no PR--- I tried.
Unfortunately, after speaking with the maker of Policing Redefined, in the current version at least, the way his code seeds items into inventory won't cooperate. Basically, his mod seeds them upon interaction with the vehicle, where VPC and STP seed it before, allowing this mod to read the data before searching. I tried very hard. The outcome resulted in items only being found on the driver side, regardless of where they are. So I could put it out but, eh. I didn't enjoy playing with VPC and PR so I didn't think anyone really else would either.

Looking forward to future releases of PR to reevaluate this.

Visual Probable Cause
VPC allows you to detect items inside a vehicle before you ever initiate a physical search. This gives you the opportunity to spot contraband or weapons in plain view, providing a lead that will almost always result in a positive find once the vehicle is searched. By reading your VehicleItems.xml and scanning for customizable keywords, plain view observations can be made. This will also provide Non-Item Observations, such as seatbelt and phone violations as well as normal behavior. This is an evolution of my earlier Project Plain View. Whether you are patrolling the high-end streets of Rockford Hills or the dirt roads of Blaine County, VPC ensures that your probable cause is rooted in traditional police work: observation.

DEMO - CLICK HERE FOR A YOUTUBE VIDEO - DEMO

Visual Probable Cause (VPC) transforms your traffic stops and roadside interactions by turning your eyes into your most essential piece of equipment. Instead of relying on guesswork, you find the evidence yourself through direct observation. This modification is designed for those moments when you step out of your cruiser—whether you are walking up to a pulled-over vehicle, patrolling a parking lot, or managing a security checkpoint. It requires you to be on the ground, engaging with the world face-to-face.

INSTALLATION & CONFIGURATION:
1. Place VisualProbableCause.dll and VisualProbableCause.ini into Plugins/LSPDFR/.
2. (Optional/Recommended) Replace VehicleSearchItems.xml in Plugins/LSPDFR/StopThePed/ with the included version to enable the 6,300+ item expansion and false-positive logic.
It is highly recommended that you review the .ini before loading the modification for the first time.
I. The Art of the Plain View Observation
This modification works by looking for physical items and behaviors within a vehicle’s cabin while you are on foot. If something is sitting on the dashboard or tucked under a seat, and you have a clear line of sight, you may receive a notification of what you've spotted.

Organic Discovery: Observations happen naturally based on your distance to the vehicle, your walking speed, and your line of sight.

Smart Discrimination: While the behavioral system excludes emergency vehicles, industrial equipment, and aircraft, it intelligently discriminates between motorcycles and passenger vehicles. You can also exclude any specific models you choose via the configuration.

Customizable Velocity Logic: Realistically, you won't be able to spot a pill bottle in a car flying past you. VPC prioritizes vehicles that are stationary or moving at slow speeds near your walking path, though the exact speed threshold can be calibrated in your settings.
II. Observation Categories
VPC recognizes a wide array of items and situations, divided into different categories based on customizable keywords:

🟠 [WEAPON] Tactical Threats: Spotting the grip of a pistol or a holster wedged between the seats.

🟡 [CONTRABAND] Narcotics: Seeing baggies, scales, or suspicious white powder on the floorboards.

🔵 [ALCOHOL] Open Containers: Identifying open bottles or cans in cup holders.

🟣 [STOLEN] Suspected Property: Seeing high-value items or electronics that appear out of place.

🔘 [TOOLS] Criminal Implements: Spotting slim-jims, pry bars, or masks used in the commission of crimes.

⚪ [NIOS] Behavioral & Environment: Observations of the driver's movements—like reaching for a belt—or the vehicle's state, such as a taped-on mirror, fast food wrappers, or a jersey draped over the passenger seat.

The entire notification engine utilizes 37 unique observation prefixes combined with over 1,700 individual narrative strings across all categories and vehicles, creating more than 62,900 possible combinations to ensure no two observations feel the same.
III. Human Error: Officers Make Mistakes
In the real world, things aren't always what they seem at first glance, and VPC reflects this reality. The included VehicleItems.xml is packed with over 6,300 items, a few of which are designed to be false positives.

You might spot what looks like a handgun from the sidewalk, only to realize during a search that it is an antique or a toy. You might see an open container on a center console that turns out to be root beer. Additionally, your focus may not always land on the most dangerous item; sometimes you will pick up on an open alcohol container but miss a gun entirely.
Don't feel bad if you see something that isn't there or if you miss a threat. These red herrings and oversights are intentional; they test your judgment and remind you that a plain view observation is a lead, not always a conviction.
IV. Intelligent Item Injection
VPC is designed to work alongside other popular mods like Stop The Ped. However, VPC goes a step further by seeding items into vehicles that are parked or simply driving around—cars you have not even pulled over yet.

Universal XML Support: While a massive VehicleItems.xml is included, VPC is flexible. It can read from any standard VehicleItems.xml you already have installed.

The White Text Detail: You may notice that some items found by this mod appear as white text in your search menus, while other mods might use colored text. This is a technical marker indicating the item was placed by the VPC background logic. These items are fully functional and will correctly trigger notifications and charges.

Total Control: If you prefer to let other mods handle all vehicle contents, you can disable the injection logic in the .ini. VPC will then simply read whatever items are already there.
V. Stop the Ped Only, no PR--- I tried.
Unfortunately, after speaking with the maker of Policing Redefined, in the current version at least, the way his code seeds items into inventory won't cooperate. Basically, his mod seeds them upon interaction with the vehicle, where VPC and STP seed it before, allowing this mod to read the data before searching. I tried very hard. The outcome resulted in items only being found on the driver side, regardless of where they are. So I could put it out but, eh. I didn't enjoy playing with VPC and PR so I didn't think anyone really else would either.

Looking forward to future releases of PR to reevaluate this.

Add more realism to your game with these Canadian licence plates!
 
Replaces the "SA Exempt" plate on the emergency services vehicles.  The letters/numbers on the plate will still be randomized in-game exactly as they are now.  The colour of the letters will match the plate as shown in the screenshots.
 
Provinces/territories currently available:
Alberta
British Columbia
Manitoba
New Brunswick
Newfoundland/Labrador
Nova Scotia
Ontario
Prince Edward Island (PEI)
Québec
Saskatchewan
 
If there is enough interest, more provinces/territories will be added in future.  If you have a particular request for a region that is not yet included, add a comment below and I'll do what I can to prioritize your request.
 
Enjoy!
 
P.S. Yes - we spell "licence" (the noun) with a 'c' in Canada.

INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS
- OpenIV
- SimpleTrainerV or any other mod/tool/script/trainer etc. that enables DLC-Cars for Singleplayer
- Heap limit adjuster
1. https://openiv.com/
2. https://www.gta5-mods.com/scripts/simple-trainer-for-gtav
(Requires Script Hook V: https://www.dev-c.com/gtav/scripthookv/ )

If you experience any crashes or low traffic, this mod with a high heap setting is to be installed:
3. https://www.gta5-mods.com/tools/heapadjuster .
I personally use the value of around 8000 to 10000.
Or similar, like
3. XtremeTool Legacy - GTA5-Mods.com : https://www.gta5-mods.com/misc/xtremetool-legacy


Warning: There are reports that this mod breaks the ability to load and or start missions in the singleplayer correctly. If you got this problem, uninstall this mod.


INSTALLATION
OpenIV is required for installation.
Installation instructions are included in the download files, the installation is not very difficult and just requires to replace 3 files.

The EASY BASE CONFIG version is only for changes in spawning NPC groups and new DLC cars added to the traffic. It should work on every GTA 5 Version.

The FULL version comes with an FiveM support, increased traffic density options, additional options and enhanced support instructions.
It might be less compatible with other mods or game versions than the one mentioned in the README.
This features both support for
- GTA 5 (Legacy)
- GTA 5 Enhanced
This mod also supports FiveM.
An package installer for OpenIV is included.
The newest 2.2.2 FULL version of this mod was mainly build for GTA 5 v. 1.0.3717(Online 1.72)(Savehouse in the hills update)(Legacy support). It might be not fitting with your personal GTA version.
If you want to use this mod for GTA 5 Enhanced - Yes it will work but no , you can not use the automatic installer.
You will have to get a gameconfig.xml that works with GTA 5 Enhanced (e.g. https://www.gta5-mods.com/misc/gta-5-gameconfig-300-cars)

1. FAQ:
- Can there crashes occur: Yes, it is possible. Its not frequent or regular, but it is quite possible and i myself got some crashes, but due to the fact that i can not tell if it is my own mod, or another submod or script, i will only be able to tell when i tell.
- Can this caues FPS lag: Yes, when you got an CPU that is weaker than your GPU, yes, it can.

CONTENT
This mod will improve your ingame traffic and ped density and level of realism.
There are several points this mod will change ingame and enhance them, for example:
1. DLC-Cars and new non-DLC cars will now spawn in traffic. There is a variety of new cars, like sportscars, suvs and busses to spawn. For Example:
- adder
- zentorno
- zorusso
- liberator truck
- brawler
- stretch
- osiris
- paradise
- squaddie
- new boats
- new busses
- new SUvs
- new bikes
- ...
There won't spawn all dlc cars available, because i saw now point in adding futuristic stuff that doesn't fit the game. For this kind of game, there is gta online. All DLC cars will spawn in parts of the city where it's realistic.
2. Police officers are now active in the Streets of Los Santos Country.
For example, there are:
- Police Officers of the LSPD patrol the streets of Los Santos and the freeways around Los Santos by car and on foot.
- Police Oficcers of the LSSD patrol the area of Los Santos County, Sandy Shores and parts of the suburbs of Los Santos, like Davis, on foot and in cars.
- The SAHP will now patrol the highways outside the city by motorcycles
- The Police will use regular police cars on patrol. At night, at dangerous areas, like the Gang Areas of Los Santos,they will also use heavy vehicles, like armored transporters.
-Also, Police will prefer to patrol the high-risk level places more often than other parts of the city (For Example: Gang Areas or very prouded places)
- Juristiction Fix - Sheriff will now also patrol the streets of Davis (Los Santos)
Sometimes, FIB Agents are walking around in PIllbox Hill (Downtown Los Santos) near the FIB skyscraper.
- Prison busses are also rarely driving between the police stations in Los Santos and the Prison. They prefer to drive at night, or at midday. As an alternative, sometimes prison busses are replaced by LSPD Transporters for Prisoners that are transfered between police stations in LS, or NOOSE Trucks for very dangerous inmates.
- NOOSE (SWAT) Teams are sometimes driving in RIOT Trucks in the city at night, like they are on their way to a high level arrest or patrol very high risk, violent areas. They are mainly operating at Davis and Rancho, Gang Areas of Los Santos, or rarely at Sandy Shores between 1 and 4 o'clock at night.
- The military is now also equipped with squaddies, stationed at Zanduco Military Base
- There are a couple of other additioins in the Military Base, like armored marines patroling in the base, or Noose Operators rarely interacting with military stuff
3. The density of the traffic and the amount of pedestrians that walk around is way better improved, enhanced and expanded
- in some parts of the city and the county there won't spawn a lot of cars and vehicles, also at certain times, like at 3 AM, there is a rapid decrease of traffic in most areas.
- in other parts, like the freeway, there are a lot of cars, more than in vanilla GTA
- also the amount of peds has been balanced, at the street, the Del Pierro Promenade or Downtown there will be way more people. Also in Sandy Shores, at afternoon, there will be more peds. But, too keep the game realistic, in some parts and at night, there will be less pedestrians.



Hope you have fun playing the mod. It is made for latest game version 1.0.3717.
Instructions how to make this mod usable with other mods like World of Variety, RDE or other or other Game versions are included in the .README.






If you have any bugs or suggestions to report, use the comment section or this discord channel: https://discord.gg/7eSBQfa3







Changelog





v 2.2.5 (Version 2.2.5)
- Updated several pedestrian density values to make certain areas more populated at late evening
- Added several new vehicles to the standard traffic
- Moved the Type Z special vehicle to be more rare (only few ever produced)

-> (Version 2.2.5.26.04.22.1013.34 ) [Enhanced]
- Created standalone GTA V Enhanced mod version
- Added mod - compatible gameconfig.xml unversial support for Grand Theft Auto V Enhanced
- Edited gameconfig.xml for slight further ingame performance enhancements
- Support for Grand Theft Auto v
- Tested on Grand Theft Auto V Enhanced v

-> (Version 2.2.5.26.04.22.3788) [Legacy]
- Support for Grand Theft Auto V v 1.72
- Tested on Grand Theft Auto V Legacy v 1.0.3788

v 2.2.4 (Version 2.2.4.26.04.20.3788)
- Support for latest GTA 5 Legacy Game version: 1.72 - 1.0.3788
- Support for GTA 5 Legacy Game version: 1.72 - 1.0.3751
- Reworked gameconfig.xml:
- - Increased pool size of max streaming cars to request
- - Increased pool size of max streaming cars to render
- - Increased pool size of max availalbe vehicles
- - Increased pool size of max available vehicle structs
- - Increased max render distance of cars: cars will now spawn further away
- - Reworked per frame budgeting: Cars are now updated more frequently and performant
- - Doubled Physical Streaming Buffer - > More RAM usage, better performance
- - Roughly Doubled Virtual Streaming Buffer -> More RAM usage, better performance
-> 8+ GB RAM minimum required
- - Added several settings to allow for more flexibility with other mods
- - Added seperate gameconfig.xml for less RAM usage but less rendering and streaming of vehicles ingame


v 2.2.3(Version 2.2.3.26.02.01.3751)
Added support for latest GTA 5 Legacy Game version 3751
Fixed a bug that caused the game to having issues starting any story-missions

v 2.2.2 (Version 2.2.2.25.12.11.3717)
- Added support for latest GTA 5 Legacy Game version 3717 ("A Safehouse in the Hills" update)
- Clearer discription for installation Process

v.2.2.1 (Version 2.21.10.11.25.3586)
- Fixed bug in the installer OIV assembly.xml
- Changed README.txt to README.md . Open with editor or any other file editor or Visual Studio or similar.

v.2.2.1 (Version 2.21.04.11.25.3586)
- Added support for newest GTA 5 version 3586 (Money Fronts)
- Several internal values and new vehicles changed and added
- Removed gameconfig.xml for GTA 5 Enhanced Support
- Created standalone extra "EASY" version




v2.2.0 (Version 2.2.0.13.03.25.3442)
- Added support for GTA 5 Enhanced
- Added support for FiveM
- Added support for latest game version

v.2.1.3 (Version 2.1.3.28.12.24.3411)
- Added support for latest game version
- Added several new DLC cars

v.2.1.2 (Version 2.1.2.15.09.23.2944)
- Fixed bug in backup package

v.2.1.1 (Version 2.1.1.12.09.23.2944)
- Added support for latest game version 2944

v.2.1 (Version 2.1.0.09.05.22.2612)
- Several new DLC – Cars added
- Bug – fixing: the bug of several cars spawning frequently in the traffic was fixed, the chance of the same car model spawning very often was reduced to a minimum
- New feature: A greater variety of cars and peds will spawn in different scenarios and places outside the traffic
- Amount and variety of cars and peds in the traffic rebalanced
- New feature: you can now increase and decrease the amount of cars and peds with the ingame - settings way better
- Added several other new modification options
- Several new informations and instructions added for an easier installation and less bugs
- added support for current Game Version (2612)
- added .OIV installer

v.2.0 (Version 2.0.2511.21.2372)
- added new Cars (DLC-Cars)
- rebalanced POPCYCLE.DAT, the amount of peds and cars that spawns is now even more realistic and balanced
- reworked POPGROUPS.XML, now there are more different pedestrians and vehicles on the streets and fields of Los Santos and Los Santos County.
- reworked GAMECONFIG.XML, it should now work fine again
- added optional files for game version
- support for newest GTA 5 game version (2372)
- added more informations about bugs, FAQs, GTA5 Game Versions and compatibility with other mods
- reworked some other minor values, mod should now work the way it is supposed to


v.1.3 (Version 1.3.1309.21.2372) [Not recommended]
-did some minor changes to gameconfig.meta in order to balance the traffic and the amount of peds to spawn
-added support for newest game version
-added informations about in game-errors related to this mod

v.1.2 (Version 1.2 )
-improved maximum amount of peds and cars to spawn
-balances the amount of cars to spawn at night
-less peds will spawn in early morning hours in most parts of the city, to keep the game more realistic (balances the values)
-balances the amount of peds to spawn at Los Santos Downtown

v.1.1.3 (Version 1.1.3.21.2245]) [Available, Not supported]
-added support for latest game version (2245)

v.1.1.2 (Version 1.1.2.1102.21.2215) [Available, Not supported]
-added support for latest game version (2215)
-added informations about gameconfig.dat

v1.1 (Version 1.1.0102.21.2189) [Not available for download, not supported]
- lowered base vehicle/ped number for better low-pc performance
- increased max vehicle and max peds-for-vehicles numbers
- balanced ped and vehicle amount at sandy-shores and paleto bay
- increased value for cops to spawn, because of problems seeing cops walking around the city

v1.0 (Version 1.0.3001.21.2189) [Not available for download anymore]
-initial launch
-supported game version: 2189 cayo perico heist update

Note. you can always check your current GTA 5 game version in update/update2.rpf/common/data/version.txt, be it in your mods or main GTA 5 root folder.




INFORMATION & SIMILAR:
@Dont reupload THIS MAIN MOD without my Permission or 4 years after mod last GTA5-mods.com update
Discord for direct suppport & questions: https://discord.gg/7eSBQfa3 | VMods Channel on Discord
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@VenatorMods | VenatorMods on Youtube
GTA5-mods.com Author: https://www.gta5-mods.com/users/Venator | Venator on GTA5-mods.com
NexusMods: https://next.nexusmods.com/profile/VenatorsMods/mods?gameId=893 | VenatorMods on NexusMods
LCPDFR.com: https://www.lcpdfr.com/profile/654395-venatormods/ | VenatorMods on LCPDFR.com
EMail: *****@*****.tld

For questions or support, please feel free to ask.



This mod is not made for GTA 5 Online, this mod or author is not responsible directly for any damage you may cause using those files in the way stated in the installation and usage guides.
All of this mod was created using native Grand Theft Auto XML, data and text libraries, copyright in doupt belongs to @RockstarGames as well as @TakeTwoInteractive

https://www.rockstargames.com/
https://www.rockstargames.com/gta-v

🚔 Equipment Enforcement: Road Worthy v6.9
The Equipment & Standards Overhaul
Dynamic vehicle safety violations for proactive traffic enforcement. In the standard Los Santos environment, every NPC vehicle is showroom-perfect. This lack of realistic mechanical wear makes traffic enforcement feel repetitive and purely RNG-based. Road Worthy is a background simulation engine that injects realistic mechanical failures and safety violations into the world, giving you legitimate, visual probable cause for every stop.
🛠️ The Core Engine: "Probable Cause Generator"
Road Worthy doesn't just spawn blips; it physically alters the state of nearby vehicles to create observable equipment violations.
Equipment Violations: The engine cycles through distinct equipment configurations, ranging from minor electrical flickers to critical structural failures.
Encounter Frequency: With default settings, you can expect to encounter a violator roughly every 2 to 5 minutes of active driving, depending on local traffic density.
Smart Selection Logic: The system scans a 350m radius and intelligently selects candidates for violations. It maintains a buffer—ignoring any vehicle within 45m—to ensure violations don't "pop-in" right in front of you.
Automatic Exclusions: To maintain immersion, the engine automatically ignores Emergency (Police/EMS), Service (Buses/Taxis), Motorcycles, and even specific models like the "Stretch" or "Tourbus" defined in your .ini.
Disable Blips: For officers who prefer a purely visual challenge, violation blips can be disabled entirely in the configuration settings.

MAX INI SETTINGS FOR DEMO VIDEO - YOUTUBE DEMO - MAX INI SETTINGS - DEMO ONLY

🚦 Equipment Profiles & Modernized Scanning
Ghost Car (Bright Purple - 27) Operating with no lights at night.
Faulty Alternator (Gray - 13) The lights won't stay on; lights flickers intermittently, indicating failing power delivery preceding a total electrical blackout.
Aggressive High Beam Flashing / Signal for help / loose wire? - (Green - 2) The entire lighting system (front and rear) flashes rapidly. This indicates a severe short circuit or an aggressive driver attempting to clear traffic.
Smoking Engine (Light Gray - 15) Heavy engine smoke pouring from the compartment. The vehicle is physically restricted to a crawl due to severe mechanical failure and neglect.
Shredded Tire (Light Blue - 22) Vehicle operating on a shredded tire or bare rim. Results in erratic handling, grinding, and a top speed limited to 13.5f.
Missing Plate (Dark Orange - 21) You can now encounter vehicles operating with Missing Plates. This violation is tied to a Stolen status, turning a simple equipment observation into a potential felony hit.
Dealer Tag (Dark Orange - 21)
Note on Modernized Plate Readers: Congrats! Your reader now recognizes these blank or dealer plates as stolen and pulls owner details—even without a physical plate—via NOOSE-derived chassis-signature telemetry. This breakthrough, repurposed from Humane Labs forensic imaging research, identifies the vehicle through unique thermal and geometric markers. The physical plate is absent, but the system still has a chance to gather vehicle and/or owner details via localized beat intelligence.
Shattered Window (Gold - 46) Frequency of smashed safety windows. Side or rear glass is shattered, potentially indicating a vehicle burglary or a prior hit-and-run collision.
Headlight Out (Beige - 36) A single headlight is non-functional. Unlike a shattered lamp, the housing is intact but the bulb is out, creating a high-visibility equipment violation at night.
Mechanical Damage (Gold - 46) Significant body deformation or collision history. Though the engine functions, the vehicle shows severe rear damage, suggesting it may have been involved in an accident or theft.
📦 Installation Guide
Prerequisites: SHVDN (ScriptHookV.NET) is required.
The ScriptHookVDotNet v3 included is optional. The current version of RoadWorthy is designed to work with any version of ScriptHookVDotNet v3.
Deployment: Drop RoadWorthy.dll into your /scripts/ folder.
Configuration: The mod will generate RoadWorthy.ini on the first launch.
GlobalSpawnChance: Controls how frequently violations occur (Default: 2%).
MaxActiveViolations: Sets a hard limit on world violations (Default: 1).
ShowBlips: Toggle to true or false to enable/disable GPS markers.

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CheepCallouts
When updating from the v1.4.0.0 to v1.4.1.0 delete the plugins/LSPDFR/CheepCallouts/Callouts folder, the file names have changed!

is a very original name for callouts made by Cheep, remastered by me, Yasd.
 
CheepCallouts is a callout pack, that extends your use of LSPDFR and gives you the opportunity, to catch all criminals of Los Santos.
 
For support join Yasds Discord: https://discord.gg/utNranQJSr

Currently there are 22 available situations.

 
Callouts
Callouts

Crashes or errors
If you encounter any bugs, please tell me via discord linked above.
Your bug report should contain:
The latest log file, or the relevant lines, if possible
Instructions, so that I can cause the crash or bug every time (A video would be very appreciated)
A list of all loaded plugins, mods and callouts, if possible


Fixed bugs



Other
I thought it would be a shame to let this good callout pack go down. With a little work I managed to got it back to work to share it with u guys. I hope you appreciate the effort and enjoy!

MDT Pro is a police computer (MDT) plugin for LSPDFR that runs a local web server when you go on duty. Open the MDT in any browser—on your PC or over your network—and use it like a real mobile data terminal alongside the game. This release is in beta. MDT Pro started from the source code of ExternalPoliceComputer by jullevistrunz; that mod was the foundation this one was built on.

Requirements
• LSPDFR
• CommonDataFramework (CDF) — required; plugin will not load without it
• CalloutInterfaceAPI — required (DLL in game root or plugins/LSPDFR/)
• CalloutInterface — required for the Active Call page (live callout details)
• Policing Redefined (PR) OR STP & UltimateBackup


Installation

Extract the mod and its files into your GTA V folder (same level as GTA5.exe). | Alternatively use the OpenIV install package.
Go on duty with LSPDFR; MDT Pro will show on-screen addresses (e.g. http://127.0.0.1:9000).
Open that URL in a browser (Chrome/Brave recommended). Or SteamOverlay works well when setting your URL as your homepage


Features


Control Panel & Officer Info
Enter and save your officer details (name, badge, rank, call sign, department). Use “Fill from Game” when supported. Start and end shifts; view career statistics. All reports can auto-fill officer and location from your profile and current position.

Reports (Incident, Citation, Arrest, Injury, Traffic Incident, Impound, Property and Evidence Receipt (seizure reports) for drugs and firearms, Impound reports)
Create incident reports (general reporting), citation reports, arrest reports, injury reports, traffic incident reports, and impound reports. Each report has auto-generated IDs, status filters (active/completed/canceled), and notes. Reports created during an active shift are tied to that shift and appear in Shift History. Injury reports record injured party, type, severity, treatment, and context; they can be created from Reports or from Person Search with the name pre-filled. Traffic incident reports cover collisions and multi-vehicle incidents (drivers, passengers, pedestrians, vehicles, injury details, collision type). Impound reports record plate, model, owner, VIN, reason, tow company, and impound lot, and can be created from Reports or from Vehicle Search with the vehicle pre-filled. Charges you add are stored and, when an offender is set, added to that person’s record for future lookups. Citations in-game: with Policing Redefined, you can issue from the PR ped menu when you close the citation in the MDT. With StopThePed and without Policing Redefined, use the MDT’s StopThePed citation handoff (in-game key; default F10, set in MDTPro.ini). Do not mix Policing Redefined and StopThePed for this.

BOLO
Add and remove BOLOs from the BOLO Noticeboard without needing the vehicle in front of you: enter plate, optional model, reason, and duration. Only active (non-expired) BOLOs are shown. When a vehicle with a BOLO’d plate is seen or stopped, the BOLO syncs to Common Data Framework. Vehicle Search and ALPR show BOLOs for in-world and noticeboard-only plates; ALPR flags a hit as “BOLO” and can alert.

Person Lookup (Ped Search)
Search by name to view a person’s info (from MDT Pro and CDF). History shows citations and arrests; click an entry to start a new report for that ped with fields pre-filled. Callout suspect names mentioned in Active Call messages (e.g. “associated with …”) can be added as stub records so you can look them up—configurable in settings.

Vehicle Lookup
Search by license plate or VIN. View vehicle details and click the owner to open Person Lookup for the registered owner.

Ped & Vehicle Persistence
People and vehicles you’ve stopped or run are stored in the MDT database. When you stop someone again, there’s a configurable chance they’re recognized as the same person (matched by character model)—their name, citation and arrest history, times stopped, and wanted/probation/parole status carry over and sync to CDF. Same idea for vehicles: a car you stop later can be matched by model and owner to a vehicle you’ve seen before, so the same plate and history show up.

Shift History
View past shifts and every report linked to each shift (reports created while that shift was active).

Court
Manage court cases from arrest reports. Filter and sort by status, case number, ped name, or report ID. Attach Incident, Injury, Citation, Traffic Incident, or Impound reports to an arrest or case as evidence; report relevance and evidence amounts are configurable in Config → Court. Document evidence seized on arrest (drugs found, firearms found) so the case reflects what was actually seized. New arrests start as Pending; save and attach reports, then Close arrest (submit for court) to create the case; you can attach or detach reports until the hearing. Verdict and sentencing reflect all evidence (weapon, warrant, fleeing, resistance, assault, intoxication, drugs, etc.). Sentencing Rationale explains aggravating and mitigating factors, recidivism, and district policy; resolved cases show per-charge outcome (Convicted, Acquitted, Dismissed) and total fine and jail time for convicted charges. Document Use of Force on the arrest (type, justification, injury, witnesses) for a court evidence bonus. For homicide or manslaughter, attach an Injury report with Fatal severity or DOA/pronounced deceased so the case is treated as having documented death. Charges and sentencing are based on California law; license revocations apply correctly from convictions.

Map (GPS)
Live map with your current position (updated via WebSocket). Route from your position to a point with turn-by-turn directions using in-game road data.

Active Call
Shows the current callout when CalloutInterface is installed: location (postal, street, area, county), priority, message, advisory, unit/callsign, and timestamps. When your callout system supports it, set a GPS waypoint and use Accept or En Route; the page shows status (Pending, Accepted, En Route, Finished), a short timeline, and expandable cards. Without CalloutInterface, the page opens but receives no callout data.

Backup & Quick Actions
Request backup (patrol, traffic stop, transport, tow, etc.) from the MDT. Backup is sent through Policing Redefined or Ultimate Backup according to Mod integration (and Auto uses Policing Redefined when it is loaded, otherwise Ultimate Backup when available). The Quick Actions bar (bottom-right) offers one-tap Panic, Backup, and Clear ALPR; backup can be sent Code 1, 2, or 3.

ALPR (optional plugin - enable in game)
In-game automatic license plate recognition. Enable in Customization or via the in-game Settings menu (default F7). When on duty in a police vehicle, nearby vehicles are scanned; flagged plates (stolen, expired reg/insurance, owner wanted) can show an HUD panel and optional sound. Flags come from CDF and the MDT database. The ALPR plugin can show hit popups inside the MDT in your browser.

Plugins
Drop plugin folders into MDTPro/plugins and enable them on the Customization page. Plugins can add pages, scripts, and styles; see the README for the plugin API and folder structure.


Updating
Overwrite the existing plugin files and MDTPro folder contents. Your MDTPro/data/ and config.json are preserved. Adjust new defaults (e.g. WebSocket update rate) in Settings → Customization → Config or by editing config.json if you want different behavior.

Source Code: https://github.com/stocky789/MDT-Pro

Known bugs
After generating a citation in the MDT, the PolicingRedefined menu loses a lot of options such as Dismiss etc.
- Workaround: Press your vanilla LSPDFR traffic stop keybind (e.g. "E") and dismiss the PED.

Acknowledgments
MDT Pro is based on ExternalPoliceComputer. That mod’s source code was the starting point for this project.

🚔 Equipment Enforcement: Road Worthy v6.9
The Equipment & Standards Overhaul
Dynamic vehicle safety violations for proactive traffic enforcement. In the standard Los Santos environment, every NPC vehicle is showroom-perfect. This lack of realistic mechanical wear makes traffic enforcement feel repetitive and purely RNG-based. Road Worthy is a background simulation engine that injects realistic mechanical failures and safety violations into the world, giving you legitimate, visual probable cause for every stop.
🛠️ The Core Engine: "Probable Cause Generator"
Road Worthy doesn't just spawn blips; it physically alters the state of nearby vehicles to create observable equipment violations.
Equipment Violations: The engine cycles through distinct equipment configurations, ranging from minor electrical flickers to critical structural failures.
Encounter Frequency: With default settings, you can expect to encounter a violator roughly every 2 to 5 minutes of active driving, depending on local traffic density.
Smart Selection Logic: The system scans a 350m radius and intelligently selects candidates for violations. It maintains a buffer—ignoring any vehicle within 45m—to ensure violations don't "pop-in" right in front of you.
Automatic Exclusions: To maintain immersion, the engine automatically ignores Emergency (Police/EMS), Service (Buses/Taxis), Motorcycles, and even specific models like the "Stretch" or "Tourbus" defined in your .ini.
Disable Blips: For officers who prefer a purely visual challenge, violation blips can be disabled entirely in the configuration settings.

MAX INI SETTINGS FOR DEMO VIDEO - YOUTUBE DEMO - MAX INI SETTINGS - DEMO ONLY

🚦 Equipment Profiles & Modernized Scanning
Ghost Car (Bright Purple - 27) Operating with no lights at night.
Faulty Alternator (Gray - 13) The lights won't stay on; lights flickers intermittently, indicating failing power delivery preceding a total electrical blackout.
Aggressive High Beam Flashing / Signal for help / loose wire? - (Green - 2) The entire lighting system (front and rear) flashes rapidly. This indicates a severe short circuit or an aggressive driver attempting to clear traffic.
Smoking Engine (Light Gray - 15) Heavy engine smoke pouring from the compartment. The vehicle is physically restricted to a crawl due to severe mechanical failure and neglect.
Shredded Tire (Light Blue - 22) Vehicle operating on a shredded tire or bare rim. Results in erratic handling, grinding, and a top speed limited to 13.5f.
Missing Plate (Dark Orange - 21) You can now encounter vehicles operating with Missing Plates. This violation is tied to a Stolen status, turning a simple equipment observation into a potential felony hit.
Dealer Tag (Dark Orange - 21)
Note on Modernized Plate Readers: Congrats! Your reader now recognizes these blank or dealer plates as stolen and pulls owner details—even without a physical plate—via NOOSE-derived chassis-signature telemetry. This breakthrough, repurposed from Humane Labs forensic imaging research, identifies the vehicle through unique thermal and geometric markers. The physical plate is absent, but the system still has a chance to gather vehicle and/or owner details via localized beat intelligence.
Shattered Window (Gold - 46) Frequency of smashed safety windows. Side or rear glass is shattered, potentially indicating a vehicle burglary or a prior hit-and-run collision.
Headlight Out (Beige - 36) A single headlight is non-functional. Unlike a shattered lamp, the housing is intact but the bulb is out, creating a high-visibility equipment violation at night.
Mechanical Damage (Gold - 46) Significant body deformation or collision history. Though the engine functions, the vehicle shows severe rear damage, suggesting it may have been involved in an accident or theft.
📦 Installation Guide
Prerequisites: SHVDN (ScriptHookV.NET) is required.
The ScriptHookVDotNet v3 included is optional. The current version of RoadWorthy is designed to work with any version of ScriptHookVDotNet v3.
Deployment: Drop RoadWorthy.dll into your /scripts/ folder.
Configuration: The mod will generate RoadWorthy.ini on the first launch.
GlobalSpawnChance: Controls how frequently violations occur (Default: 2%).
MaxActiveViolations: Sets a hard limit on world violations (Default: 1).
ShowBlips: Toggle to true or false to enable/disable GPS markers.

This is the preview (or beta, whatever you wanna call it) version for my police partner mod. The code is on Github and provided in the download.

How to install: .cs files are for open-source reference. The other files go into GTAV\plugins\lspdfr folder,

To open menu: press F2 on keyboard.


Showcase:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iJLdLlwMKSk


The first version has the police partner able to do three things:

Drive around and patrol
Join your traffic stop at the press of "Y" on keyboard
Automatically join pursuits

If you spawn more than one partner, only the nearest one will respond for traffic stop backup.


Currently working on for future release:

-INI file for more cars and customization
-Better traffic stop backup, now cop gets out and stands near car, once traffic stop ends it gets back in and drives away.
-Have the cop be able to stop and patrol at a spot
Probably not next version but future versions will have the ability for the AI cops to call for backup or traffic stops, pursuits, etc. So instead of you always calling them, they can call you to respond too.

Github:

GitHub
1803creations - Overview
GTAV / LSPDFR / FIVEM Developer. 1803creations has 13 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub.

This is a scripthookdotnetV3 script. Files go into the GTA\scripts folder.
This is kind of like my "Ambient AI Police" script except instead of this having police scenarios, these are civilian scenarios. THIS IS NOT A CALLOUT PACK. You are welcome to play LSPDFR and integrate yourself into a scenario if you see one like check peds, call a tow truck, etc. But these will not show up as callouts, these will run with or without LSPDFR (as all scripts do).

Showcase:
Three scenarios:

1.Broken down car and tow truck on scene

Broken down car, ped is on phone calling for help

Small car accident


Spawn logic, all configured in .ini file:

Only spawn points within a certain distance
Cleanup when far enough away
Max number of scenarios running at a time

V1.1 (Updated 3/2/26)
Increased time to 10 minutes for each scenario. Scenes now last 10 minutes, if you see one clean up, you were (10 mins) late to the party!

All my scripts will eventually be available on Github:
GitHub
1803creations - Overview
GTAV / LSPDFR / FIVEM Developer. 1803creations has one repository available. Follow their code on GitHub.

🚨 Logistics Evolution: Introducing FleetExpress v6.9 - The Logistics & Delivery Overhaul

Redefining asset selection and delivery for the modern law enforcement professional. Really, I made this mod because I got tired of picking a vehicle so I wanted a random spawner, and then I asked, what if I am playing as this agency and don't want a global random pull or to change it every game play, then, why can't it be delivered... and here we are.

In the standard Los Santos environment, vehicle procurement is a matter of immersion-breaking teleportation or "magic" spawning. You press a button, and a car simply appears in your peripheral vision, shattering the illusion of a living, breathing world. This lack of logistical realism makes the transition between calls feel like a video game rather than a high-fidelity simulation.

Today, we are deploying FleetExpress v6.9, a comprehensive immersion engine that replaces instant spawning with a realistic vehicle delivery and recovery framework. By injecting physical logistics into your patrol, we ensure that every asset—from a standard cruiser to a specialized recovery unit—arrives via road, driven by a technician, and anchored to realistic world coordinates.

🛠️ The Core Engine: "Behind-the-Back" Logistics

FleetExpress doesn't just "create" vehicles; it simulates a delivery request from a centralized motor pool. The script utilizes a sophisticated Behind-the-Back Anchor logic to maintain the "First-Person" immersion of hardcore roleplay.

Smart Selection Logic: When a request is initiated, the system projects a vector exactly 80 meters behind the player's current heading. It then performs a GetNextPositionOnStreet scan to find the nearest valid navigation node. Once a "snap" is confirmed, the system dispatches a technician driver to your location. This ensures that assets never manifest in mid-air or inside buildings, but instead arrive via recognized roadways.

Q: Can I use any car?
Yes - any vehicle's model name can be used.

Q: What happens if I misspell a model name in the INI?
The script will fail silently. No crash will occur, but the vehicle will simply not spawn.

📦 Feature Profiles

🔵 1. Technician Delivery The backbone of the mod. A technician physically drives your requested asset to your location, exits, and turns over the keys. Roleplay Tip: Wait on the sidewalk or shoulder. Once the driver exits, treat it as a formal "hand-off" from the motor pool.

🟢 2. The Global Wildcard A high-stakes draw that selects one random vehicle from any model listed in your entire .ini manifest. Roleplay Tip: Use this to simulate a "Motor Pool Shortage"—you must adapt your patrol tactics to whatever equipment the garage had available for your shift.

🟡 3. Recovery Team Protocol Dispatches a specialized two-man unit to your location for asset retrieval or personnel transport. Roleplay Tip: If your primary unit is disabled in a remote canyon, call for recovery and wait for the transport to arrive before clearing the scene.

🔴 4. Next Assignment Vehicle Automatically cycles your staging list to provide a fresh ride after a traffic stop or major call is completed. Roleplay Tip: Treat this as a "Shift Rotation." As the world evolves, so does your equipment, keeping your presence on the streets fresh and unpredictable.

📦 Installation Guide

Prerequisites: RagePluginHook (RPH) and a valid LSPDFR installation are required.

Deployment: Drop FleetExpress.dll and the provided FleetExpress.ini into your Grand Theft Auto V/Plugins/LSPDFR/ folder.

Configuration: It is highly recommended to modify the agency and vehicle lists in the .ini before your first tour of duty. If the file is deleted, the system will auto-generate a default manifest upon launch.

BJ-USA Municipal Systems: Integrated logistics for the high-fidelity responder.

Short description: A professional community announcement for

PERSISTENT IDENTITY SYSTEM (P.I.S.)
Purpose of This Plugin
Persistent Identity System exists to give your patrol work continuity and meaning.
In standard LSPDFR gameplay, most encounters are isolated. You stop someone, take action, and never see them again. There’s no long-term memory, no escalation, no evolving patterns.

PIS changes that.

It allows NPCs to maintain consistent identities across sessions, tracks their interaction history, and enables realistic progression over time. Repeat offenders are recognized. Warrants resurface. Behavior patterns become visible. Your decisions carry weight beyond a single traffic stop.
Examples :
You stop a drunk driver downtown and issue a citation.
Two in-game days later you see him again, the prior offense is still there.

You arrest someone in a neighborhood.
Later on patrol, you encounter them again, not as a “new” random ped, but as the same individual with a record.

The stripclub bodyguard who always spawns in the same place?
Normally he’s a “new” person every time.
With PIS, he’s treated as the same identity if the match is strong enough.
Features :
Persistent NPC Identities: Peds have unique identities that stay consistent across game sessions.
Matching Algorithm: Matches peds using model, location, time patterns, and vehicle associations.
History Tracking: Automatically logs citations, arrests, warrants, and all past interactions.
Real-time Scanning: Alerts you to known individuals and repeat offenders in your vicinity.
Vehicle Associations: Records and tracks which vehicles are linked to which identities.
Integrations :
Policing Redefined / Stop The Ped
CommonDataFramework
Reports Plus (soon)
External Police Computer (NEW)
Requirements :
RAGE Plugin Hook
LSPD First Response (0.4.9+)
CommonDataFramework (included)
Newtonsoft.Json (included)

I wanna share to you my very first mod. This will turn the Farmer's Market into a police station with an enterable interior. This was made with quality in mind all for free, with many features and is fully compatible with both FiveM and SP, optional compatibility with LSPDFR. It is a new version of the BCSO Grapeseed Station mod by NilWo
https://www.gta5-mods.com/maps/blaine-county-sheriffs-office-grapeseed-station
(I only reused few of the building textures.)

FEATURES

This version introduces several new features that make the game feel more alive:

Interior - lobby room, break room, cells, captain's office and more
Ped spawns - cops and civilians
Ped scenarios - you can see cops exercising at the back of the building, usually in the morning, and more
Vehicle spawns - cop bike, Stanier, Ranger, and a Buzzard that rarely spawns
New props - added some custom props
Trees - added for better immersion and atmosphere
Fully integrated YMAP for MP maps - props will remain when MP maps are loaded (no more persistent fruit stands)
LSPDFR compatible - new station on the map, go on duty and spawn garage vehicles
FIVEM compatible - add it to your server
OIV Installation - easy to install, just drag and drop. (also includes UNINSTALL.oiv)

VIDEO


For FiveM
- just add the bcso_gpd_mlo folder into your resource folder
- add "ensure bcso_gpd_mlo" into your server cfg

Enjoy this small addition to make your game feel more alive!

IMPORTANT!

Different MLOs made on the same location/ area (Grapeseed, Sandy Shores, etc..) are mostly incompatible especially if they share even just a single file (ymap, ybn, ytyp, etc ..). So BEFORE you complain about my MLO causing other MLOs to crash or not load, make sure you check any duplicate files for both/all MLOs you are planning to install together on that same location.

For those who don't have a mod that adds the BCSO Agency, kindly change the Agency line in stations.xml from 'bcso' to 'lssd'.
Mod I used

Bugs
- Currently, peds do not recognize doors so they will circle around in panic if provoked and hostile or friendly peds can't follow you inside yet. I'm still figuring out this navmesh thingy.

Future Updates
-GTA 5 Enhanced compatibility
-Fixes and improvements

If you encounter issues or have suggestions, feel free to comment or message me on Discord: @SJINWOO23

Credits

NilWo - map models and permission to reuse them

dexyfex - CODEWALKER

Sollumz - for blender addon

skylumz - DLC Creator Tool

Blender devs - for the free software that made this work possible

And shoutout to GJ Gaming for answering my MLO questions in his discord!

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Real Traffic AI is a civilian traffic behaviour enhancement for GTA V, designed to make the world feel calmer, smoother, and more believable.
The mod refines how NPC drivers accelerate, brake, merge, react to traffic, and respond to the road around them, creating flow that feels more natural, stable, and predictable. Rather than completely rewriting GTA V’s traffic system, Real Traffic AI is built to feel like a natural evolution of vanilla behaviour — preserving the character of the original game while quietly removing many of its most frustrating quirks.
The goal is simple: make everyday driving in GTA V feel more grounded, more immersive, and far less chaotic.
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Real Traffic AI v1.8 is a major step forward for the project, focused on smoother flow, stronger road awareness, and more believable day-to-day civilian behaviour.
This public release introduces a wide range of improvements across general driving, traffic response, and overall stability, helping traffic feel more composed and immersive during both patrol and free roam.
Highlights include:
• Smoother overall traffic flow
• Improved road awareness and spacing behaviour
• Better emergency vehicle interaction
• AI indicator behaviour for more natural driving decisions
• Redesigned configuration layout for cleaner setup and tuning
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• Real Traffic AI — v1.8 Public Release
Stable public version currently available now.
• Real Pursuit AI — v1.3 Public Release
Stable public version currently available now.
• Real Duty Callouts — v1.1.1 Public Release
Stable public version currently available now.
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• Real Traffic AI V2.0 - Early Access
• Real Pursuit AI V1.4 - Beta 2
• Real Duty Callouts V1.2 - Beta 1 COMING SOON
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Developing, testing, balancing, and maintaining these projects takes a huge amount of time behind the scenes.
Supporting the project on Patreon is the best way to help keep development moving forward and allows more time to be spent improving behaviour, maintaining compatibility, and building future updates.
Patreon supporters receive:
• Early Access — Get access to new versions and major updates before they go public
• Exclusive Beta Testing — Try early builds of upcoming projects before full release
• Direct Support — Help fund the time and effort needed to keep development active and push these mods further
👉 Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/cw/ChristianLineham
If you choose not to subscribe, I still hope you enjoy the public releases. Drive safe 🚦
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Real Traffic AI focuses on believable everyday driving, not spectacle or artificial challenge.
NPC drivers behave with more confidence, consistency, and road awareness, while highways feel more natural and traffic responds more smoothly to changing density, road types, and interruptions without constant panic braking or erratic reactions.
The result is a living world that feels more stable, more immersive, and far more believable whether you are patrolling, commuting across the map, or simply exploring free roam.
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Procedural, realism-focused patrol callouts.
Real Duty Callouts is a callout project built around realistic patrol work, investigations, and officer safety. Rather than focusing on fast-paced arcade-style scenarios, it is designed around slower, more deliberate policing where observation, communication, and decision-making matter most.
Real Duty Callouts v1.0 Beta 1 is now available.
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Real Traffic AI follows a strict realism-first design philosophy:
• Stability first — Behaviour should remain reliable over long play sessions
• Realism over chaos — Traffic should feel believable, not random or overdramatic
• Flow over aggression — Smooth movement matters more than constant harsh reactions
• Compatibility focused — Designed to work cleanly with LSPDFR and other AI-based mods
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• Fully script-based
• No game files modified
• Safe to add or remove at any time
• Designed for long, stable play sessions
• Compatible with LSPDFR and most traffic-related mods
• Built with performance in mind through controlled and throttled update logic

🚔 Equipment Enforcement: Road Worthy v6.9
The Equipment & Standards Overhaul
Dynamic vehicle safety violations for proactive traffic enforcement. In the standard Los Santos environment, every NPC vehicle is showroom-perfect. This lack of realistic mechanical wear makes traffic enforcement feel repetitive and purely RNG-based. Road Worthy is a background simulation engine that injects realistic mechanical failures and safety violations into the world, giving you legitimate, visual probable cause for every stop.
🛠️ The Core Engine: "Probable Cause Generator"
Road Worthy doesn't just spawn blips; it physically alters the state of nearby vehicles to create observable equipment violations.
Equipment Violations: The engine cycles through distinct equipment configurations, ranging from minor electrical flickers to critical structural failures.
Encounter Frequency: With default settings, you can expect to encounter a violator roughly every 2 to 5 minutes of active driving, depending on local traffic density.
Smart Selection Logic: The system scans a 350m radius and intelligently selects candidates for violations. It maintains a buffer—ignoring any vehicle within 45m—to ensure violations don't "pop-in" right in front of you.
Automatic Exclusions: To maintain immersion, the engine automatically ignores Emergency (Police/EMS), Service (Buses/Taxis), Motorcycles, and even specific models like the "Stretch" or "Tourbus" defined in your .ini.
Disable Blips: For officers who prefer a purely visual challenge, violation blips can be disabled entirely in the configuration settings.

MAX INI SETTINGS FOR DEMO VIDEO - YOUTUBE DEMO - MAX INI SETTINGS - DEMO ONLY

🚦 Equipment Profiles & Modernized Scanning
Ghost Car (Bright Purple - 27) Operating with no lights at night.
Faulty Alternator (Gray - 13) The lights won't stay on; lights flickers intermittently, indicating failing power delivery preceding a total electrical blackout.
Aggressive High Beam Flashing / Signal for help / loose wire? - (Green - 2) The entire lighting system (front and rear) flashes rapidly. This indicates a severe short circuit or an aggressive driver attempting to clear traffic.
Smoking Engine (Light Gray - 15) Heavy engine smoke pouring from the compartment. The vehicle is physically restricted to a crawl due to severe mechanical failure and neglect.
Shredded Tire (Light Blue - 22) Vehicle operating on a shredded tire or bare rim. Results in erratic handling, grinding, and a top speed limited to 13.5f.
Missing Plate (Dark Orange - 21) You can now encounter vehicles operating with Missing Plates. This violation is tied to a Stolen status, turning a simple equipment observation into a potential felony hit.
Dealer Tag (Dark Orange - 21)
Note on Modernized Plate Readers: Congrats! Your reader now recognizes these blank or dealer plates as stolen and pulls owner details—even without a physical plate—via NOOSE-derived chassis-signature telemetry. This breakthrough, repurposed from Humane Labs forensic imaging research, identifies the vehicle through unique thermal and geometric markers. The physical plate is absent, but the system still has a chance to gather vehicle and/or owner details via localized beat intelligence.
Shattered Window (Gold - 46) Frequency of smashed safety windows. Side or rear glass is shattered, potentially indicating a vehicle burglary or a prior hit-and-run collision.
Headlight Out (Beige - 36) A single headlight is non-functional. Unlike a shattered lamp, the housing is intact but the bulb is out, creating a high-visibility equipment violation at night.
Mechanical Damage (Gold - 46) Significant body deformation or collision history. Though the engine functions, the vehicle shows severe rear damage, suggesting it may have been involved in an accident or theft.
📦 Installation Guide
Prerequisites: SHVDN (ScriptHookV.NET) is required.
The ScriptHookVDotNet v3 included is optional. The current version of RoadWorthy is designed to work with any version of ScriptHookVDotNet v3.
Deployment: Drop RoadWorthy.dll into your /scripts/ folder.
Configuration: The mod will generate RoadWorthy.ini on the first launch.
GlobalSpawnChance: Controls how frequently violations occur (Default: 2%).
MaxActiveViolations: Sets a hard limit on world violations (Default: 1).
ShowBlips: Toggle to true or false to enable/disable GPS markers.

This plugin has evolved into VisualProbableCasue

https://www.lcpdfr.com/downloads/gta5mods/scripts/54014-visual-probable-cause/

Strongly recommended you upgrade.

👁️ Investigative Awareness: Introducing Project: Plain View v6.9 - The "Living Database" for LSPDFR
In LSPDFR, you usually can't tell what’s actually in a car until you use a specific menu to "Search" it. This mechanical limitation often breaks the flow of a proactive patrol. Today, I am officially launching Project: Plain View (PPV)—a specialized perception engine that allows your character to "observe" contraband in plain view just by walking past or looking into a vehicle.
🚀 The Core Philosophy: "Natural Observation"
Unlike traditional mods that require you to guess what’s inside a vehicle, PPV bridges the gap between game mechanics and real-world law enforcement intuition.
The Living Database: The system stays "in-sync" with the same items you'd find in a physical search by reading directly from VehicleItems.xml. Upon duty initialization, a database scan ensures detected contraband remains consistent with the vehicleitems.xml.
🛠️ Key Features
1. Contextual Perception Engine PPV utilizes proximity and line-of-sight to simulate an officer’s "quick glance."
Visual Logic: If a weapon, drug paraphernalia, or an open container is sitting on the passenger seat, your character recognizes it instantly without needing a warrant or a physical search.
3.5m Detection Radius: Designed for realism; you must be close enough to actually see through the glass for the perception to trigger.
2. Multi-Tiered Alert System Information is delivered via color-coded HUD notifications (Stop The Ped style) to help you categorize threats instantly:
Weapons (Orange): Firearms, ammo, and holsters.
Narcotics (Yellow): Bags, scales, and paraphernalia.
Intoxicants (Blue): Open beer bottles, flasks, and liquor.
Stolen Goods (Green): Jewelry, electronics, and suspicious cash.
Criminal Tools (Grey): Masks, lockpicks, and crowbars.
3. Fully Customizable Intelligence The system is as smart as you make it. All keywords in the detection categories can be fully customized via the .ini file. Want to add "Illegal Fireworks" or "Explosives"? Simply add the keyword and the mod handles the rest.
4. The Authenticity Protocol Because PPV reads directly from the VehicleItems.xml database, there is no "cheating." If the mod alerts you to a "Weapon" in the front seat, a subsequent physical search via Stop The Ped will likely yield something (illegal, or not) from that category, maintaining 100% roleplay integrity.
📦 Installation Guide
Deploying your surveillance net is straightforward:
Prerequisites: Ensure you have LSPDFR and Stop The Ped installed.
Deployment: Drop ProjectPlainView.dll, ProjectPlainView.pdb, and the accompanying .ini file into your /plugins/LSPDFR/ folder.
Initialization: Go on-duty. The system will automatically scan your vehicle item pools and initialize the perception loop. If you ever delete the .ini, the system will intelligently regenerate a default one for you on launch.
📝 Summary
Project: Plain View v6.9 isn’t just a script; it’s a total overhaul of how you interact with the world around you. It removes the "blindness" of the default LSPDFR experience, rewards observant patrolling, and gives you the legal probable cause you need based on what you actually see.

Ready to see what they're hiding? Look closer.

BJ-USA Investigative Surveillance: Awareness Systems for the Modern Age.

Projeto 69size.mp4
[DEV-WIP] Beacon/Lightbar. This video example XML Dev Only.

PPA: Police Passenger Animation , I hope you enjoy it.❤️
 
Installation
Open your Grand Theft Auto V folder, then copy the plugins folder and paste it into your game directory.

How It Works
The passenger officer performs ambient interactions such as:
Drinking coffee
Looking at a clipboard
Writing notes in a notepad
These animations add more realism while the officer is inside the vehicle.

Animation Mode
Pressing CTRL + N switches between Calm Mode and Alert Mode.
The Animation Mode system changes the passenger behavior animations.
Calm Mode plays relaxed passenger animations.
Alert Mode plays more alert and ready-for-action passenger animations.
You can change the keybind in the INI configuration file.

INI Configuration
You can:
Enable or disable animations for Player or AI
Choose Enable/Disable VehicleSeats can use animations
Configure the Time (seconds) cooldown animations

XML Customization
You can use:
Any vanilla GTA V animation
Custom YCD animations
You can change the animation Flag if you want the full body to be animated.
Note: use menyoo to find your position prop, and prop vehicle.


Recommended Plugins
You Recommend use to:
UltimateBackup or PolicingRedefined
PPA automatically detects which plugin you are using.


Note: Suspects cannot be animated because animation functions are blocked.

Thanks Haze Studio for the optimization feedback.

it might be a bit messy, but that's my way of writing code.
Open Source: https://github.com/MrKobraX/Police-Passenger-Animation

Thank you for downloading, and enjoy the patrol!

🚨 Logistics Evolution: Introducing FleetExpress v6.9 - The Logistics & Delivery Overhaul

Redefining asset selection and delivery for the modern law enforcement professional. Really, I made this mod because I got tired of picking a vehicle so I wanted a random spawner, and then I asked, what if I am playing as this agency and don't want a global random pull or to change it every game play, then, why can't it be delivered... and here we are.

In the standard Los Santos environment, vehicle procurement is a matter of immersion-breaking teleportation or "magic" spawning. You press a button, and a car simply appears in your peripheral vision, shattering the illusion of a living, breathing world. This lack of logistical realism makes the transition between calls feel like a video game rather than a high-fidelity simulation.

Today, we are deploying FleetExpress v6.9, a comprehensive immersion engine that replaces instant spawning with a realistic vehicle delivery and recovery framework. By injecting physical logistics into your patrol, we ensure that every asset—from a standard cruiser to a specialized recovery unit—arrives via road, driven by a technician, and anchored to realistic world coordinates.

🛠️ The Core Engine: "Behind-the-Back" Logistics

FleetExpress doesn't just "create" vehicles; it simulates a delivery request from a centralized motor pool. The script utilizes a sophisticated Behind-the-Back Anchor logic to maintain the "First-Person" immersion of hardcore roleplay.

Smart Selection Logic: When a request is initiated, the system projects a vector exactly 80 meters behind the player's current heading. It then performs a GetNextPositionOnStreet scan to find the nearest valid navigation node. Once a "snap" is confirmed, the system dispatches a technician driver to your location. This ensures that assets never manifest in mid-air or inside buildings, but instead arrive via recognized roadways.

Q: Can I use any car?
Yes - any vehicle's model name can be used.

Q: What happens if I misspell a model name in the INI?
The script will fail silently. No crash will occur, but the vehicle will simply not spawn.

📦 Feature Profiles

🔵 1. Technician Delivery The backbone of the mod. A technician physically drives your requested asset to your location, exits, and turns over the keys. Roleplay Tip: Wait on the sidewalk or shoulder. Once the driver exits, treat it as a formal "hand-off" from the motor pool.

🟢 2. The Global Wildcard A high-stakes draw that selects one random vehicle from any model listed in your entire .ini manifest. Roleplay Tip: Use this to simulate a "Motor Pool Shortage"—you must adapt your patrol tactics to whatever equipment the garage had available for your shift.

🟡 3. Recovery Team Protocol Dispatches a specialized two-man unit to your location for asset retrieval or personnel transport. Roleplay Tip: If your primary unit is disabled in a remote canyon, call for recovery and wait for the transport to arrive before clearing the scene.

🔴 4. Next Assignment Vehicle Automatically cycles your staging list to provide a fresh ride after a traffic stop or major call is completed. Roleplay Tip: Treat this as a "Shift Rotation." As the world evolves, so does your equipment, keeping your presence on the streets fresh and unpredictable.

📦 Installation Guide

Prerequisites: RagePluginHook (RPH) and a valid LSPDFR installation are required.

Deployment: Drop FleetExpress.dll and the provided FleetExpress.ini into your Grand Theft Auto V/Plugins/LSPDFR/ folder.

Configuration: It is highly recommended to modify the agency and vehicle lists in the .ini before your first tour of duty. If the file is deleted, the system will auto-generate a default manifest upon launch.

BJ-USA Municipal Systems: Integrated logistics for the high-fidelity responder.

Short description: A professional community announcement for

🚔 Equipment Enforcement: Road Worthy v6.9
The Equipment & Standards Overhaul
Dynamic vehicle safety violations for proactive traffic enforcement. In the standard Los Santos environment, every NPC vehicle is showroom-perfect. This lack of realistic mechanical wear makes traffic enforcement feel repetitive and purely RNG-based. Road Worthy is a background simulation engine that injects realistic mechanical failures and safety violations into the world, giving you legitimate, visual probable cause for every stop.
🛠️ The Core Engine: "Probable Cause Generator"
Road Worthy doesn't just spawn blips; it physically alters the state of nearby vehicles to create observable equipment violations.
Equipment Violations: The engine cycles through distinct equipment configurations, ranging from minor electrical flickers to critical structural failures.
Encounter Frequency: With default settings, you can expect to encounter a violator roughly every 2 to 5 minutes of active driving, depending on local traffic density.
Smart Selection Logic: The system scans a 350m radius and intelligently selects candidates for violations. It maintains a buffer—ignoring any vehicle within 45m—to ensure violations don't "pop-in" right in front of you.
Automatic Exclusions: To maintain immersion, the engine automatically ignores Emergency (Police/EMS), Service (Buses/Taxis), Motorcycles, and even specific models like the "Stretch" or "Tourbus" defined in your .ini.
Disable Blips: For officers who prefer a purely visual challenge, violation blips can be disabled entirely in the configuration settings.

MAX INI SETTINGS FOR DEMO VIDEO - YOUTUBE DEMO - MAX INI SETTINGS - DEMO ONLY

🚦 Equipment Profiles & Modernized Scanning
Ghost Car (Bright Purple - 27) Operating with no lights at night.
Faulty Alternator (Gray - 13) The lights won't stay on; lights flickers intermittently, indicating failing power delivery preceding a total electrical blackout.
Aggressive High Beam Flashing / Signal for help / loose wire? - (Green - 2) The entire lighting system (front and rear) flashes rapidly. This indicates a severe short circuit or an aggressive driver attempting to clear traffic.
Smoking Engine (Light Gray - 15) Heavy engine smoke pouring from the compartment. The vehicle is physically restricted to a crawl due to severe mechanical failure and neglect.
Shredded Tire (Light Blue - 22) Vehicle operating on a shredded tire or bare rim. Results in erratic handling, grinding, and a top speed limited to 13.5f.
Missing Plate (Dark Orange - 21) You can now encounter vehicles operating with Missing Plates. This violation is tied to a Stolen status, turning a simple equipment observation into a potential felony hit.
Dealer Tag (Dark Orange - 21)
Note on Modernized Plate Readers: Congrats! Your reader now recognizes these blank or dealer plates as stolen and pulls owner details—even without a physical plate—via NOOSE-derived chassis-signature telemetry. This breakthrough, repurposed from Humane Labs forensic imaging research, identifies the vehicle through unique thermal and geometric markers. The physical plate is absent, but the system still has a chance to gather vehicle and/or owner details via localized beat intelligence.
Shattered Window (Gold - 46) Frequency of smashed safety windows. Side or rear glass is shattered, potentially indicating a vehicle burglary or a prior hit-and-run collision.
Headlight Out (Beige - 36) A single headlight is non-functional. Unlike a shattered lamp, the housing is intact but the bulb is out, creating a high-visibility equipment violation at night.
Mechanical Damage (Gold - 46) Significant body deformation or collision history. Though the engine functions, the vehicle shows severe rear damage, suggesting it may have been involved in an accident or theft.
📦 Installation Guide
Prerequisites: SHVDN (ScriptHookV.NET) is required.
The ScriptHookVDotNet v3 included is optional. The current version of RoadWorthy is designed to work with any version of ScriptHookVDotNet v3.
Deployment: Drop RoadWorthy.dll into your /scripts/ folder.
Configuration: The mod will generate RoadWorthy.ini on the first launch.
GlobalSpawnChance: Controls how frequently violations occur (Default: 2%).
MaxActiveViolations: Sets a hard limit on world violations (Default: 1).
ShowBlips: Toggle to true or false to enable/disable GPS markers.