JewishBanana

I've edited Abraxas' original texture(s) to fit with Netman005's LCPD Vapid Stanier.

Lovely day in South Africa.

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Newer Ford F-250 texture to be added to my previously released pack.

Based on:

Some Chevrolet Caprices of the Memphis police department wait out their days in a precinct lot.

Original texture by Strike, edited by me. Based on:

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Loosely based on the Louisville Metro Police.

Loosely based on the Louisville Metro Police.

A member of the LCPD's Highway Patrol division gives directions to a tourist who was lost in Star Junction.

Officers of the LCPD were called to a male acting crude and shouting obscenities at the ground. He'll be spending some time for questioning at the Francis International Airport police station.

Big thanks to Netman000 and Ekalb for their work with these cars, as well as to Skyline and everyone else involved in their conversion. This variation features a fixed rear license plate on the lower detail model, a FS Vision lightbar by F5544 and Lt.Caine and a re-mapped lower detail model to stop the cruisers looking like LSPD ones when viewed from afar. Also moved the interior mirror forward so that the driver could actually see it, and mapped the license plates to the paintjob.

Coming soon.

A little teaser for the upcoming Menifee texture pack I'm working on.

July.16.1995.3:02 P.M.

Deputies of the Alderney County Sheriff's office arrived quickly to the scene of a hold up at some low grade liquor store located in the township of Westdyke.

July.16.1995.3:02 P.M.

Deputies of the Alderney County Sheriff's office arrived quickly to the scene of a hold up at some low grade liquor store located in the township of Westdyke.

The radio apparatus of the Wisconsin state trooper Adamski interrupted his break. A '75 Dart related to an assault and murder in Michigan the last week had just been spotted in a parking close to his position.

Adamski left the diner and headed to his patrol car, parked in the back of the local. Turned on the lightbar and began his ride to the scene. He rolled down the window; the weather was hot, odd for an October morning. The radio was blasting Bob Dylan's Masters of War, performed live with Tom Petty a few years back. In few minutes, he could sight the 4 level concrete building, turned off the lights and proceeded to inspect the site.

The Ford police cruiser slowly crossed the parking. There weren't too many cars; a dusty Delta 88 whose wheels had begun to deflate, a Datsun that had lived better times and a rusting Volvo Wagon. And last, in the further corner, a car whose shape Adamski could have recognized at a hundred miles: a 2 door Dodge Dart, like the one his father owned and that years back he learnt to drive in. Brown color... Michigan license plate... It coincided with the description given. However, for some reason, Adamski didn't call back the headquarters but decided to examine the car before.

He grabbed a flashlight from the dashboard and carefully approached to the side window of the old Dodge. Meticulously, examined the interior of the car; empty beer cans rested on the passenger seat, right next to various local night inn brochures and a road map. In the backrest, a light colored short sleeve striped shirt was hanging. In the floor, a sport bag whose closure, broken, let see what seemed a blood stained rag and a roll of black duct tape.

The rear sits were covered with a white blanket, stained with motor oil, that prevented to see the content under it. However, one of the extremes showed a dark shape. Adamski aimed the flashlight beam towards the object, trying to find out what it was; it looked like a woman's shoe, a shoe whose original color wasn't the red it was covered with.

He suddenly heard a noise, quickly turned around trying to draw his revolver but it was already too late; David Adamski could feel how the blood streamed from the two gunshots wounds before falling down dead.

It's a cold and windy night at the JFK airport in New York City.

An officer loses his temper when dealing with a New York City taxi driver who was caught speeding down a bridge towards the borough of Brooklyn.

Nov.9.2002.2:03 A.M.

Officers of the Hoboken police department received an emergency call late at night only to arrive on the scene moments after it happened. Detectives are beginning to piece it all together. It seems just like your average late night break-in. Witnesses at the scene can only describe the fiend to be about 6'1", mildly shaven face, military style haircut and he seemed to have been accompanied by a relative of his who he was yelling 'Roman' at most of time during the break-in.

Some squad cars of the Hoboken Police department wait for their officers to return from doing the dreaded "paper work".