CG Blaze

I live just outside NYPD jurisdiction, and a while back I assembled a pack to use for multiplayer that in my opinion was as close a representation to the stuff I see on a daily basis as possible. If you're interested, I could zip it up and PM it to you. I also have accurate ELS v7 setups for most of these vehicles as well. Additionally, I've been working on some LCPD renditions of various NYPD RMP's (everything from School Safety to Highway Patrol divisions). Again, if you're interested, I'd be glad to send some your way as I finish them. I'm hoping to release a whole megapack of NYPD based skins in the near future and I could use some feedback.

Very dependant on the car of course, but I find X-03 to be one of the most useful patterns. I like C-01, C-07, and A-07 as well.

Niiiiice! But IMHO, we need more cars with Freedoms anyway! There must be 1200 CVPIs with Liberty's out there, which would be fine if they weren't all set up the same way. Keep it up, I'll be follow this project! :)

I'm not sure what the OP means here. Are you talking about the light splash produced by ELS? If not, there ARE, as with any large scale agency like the NYSP, occasional oddities in the equipment used. Take the Tahoe in the background of this picture for instance:

LOL I'm right up the road from both of those towns, and I know what you mean! They hang at Merrick's train station quite often. Yes! Another one for NYS! lol :D

Actually, that's not exactly how it works. The LAPD isn't a state police department. They don't patrol the entire state, and it isn't their responsibility to do so. Just because they have peace officer status doesn't make them a state agency. They may have arrest powers, but again, they're not technically a state agency. They are a municipal department with a comparatively small jurisdiction. If the LAPD were to pull someone over in the middle of Sacramento (which would never happen to begin with), sure they may be able to hold/arrest/cite/what have you a person, but the case would then be passed onto the local department, or if need be, state or federal department. NY does things similarly. Here, MTA (That is, transit/bus/train/tunnels/bridges) Police officers are technically a state agency, and technically could pull someone over hundreds of miles from a railroad track or bus stop. But, that's not their job, nor would they be likely to do it as it goes way outside their set jurisdiction. They'd also get in a whole lot of shit for doing it. State Police specifically have jurisdiction over the whole state, but are typically relegated the highways and biways within the state (though in some states, they serve small towns that are too small or isolated to have their own police force). That being said, on topic: This is a totally biased opinion, but I think the NYSP cars look quite handsome. :)

You wouldn't by chance be interested in this, would you? I was working on this a long time ago, never got properly 100% finished. And I realize it's LCPD, not NYPD, but if you want it I'll PM it your way. :)