CG Blaze

ELS???? JK Just a Trick for the lighting 

@QuickShot324 @wheelcipher Comal County Sheriffs Office CVPI skin I made.. trying to see if anyone would actually want it if released. Will do a pack for 2015 Tahoe, CVPI and Expedition as thats what the actual agency uses :) Let me know 

Finally got around to finishing the 2 transit cars. Now the port police cars are next.

Well, I decided to yet again.......I know right...AGAIN re-do my games fleet. This time it's based off Napa County Sheriff's Department, Currently finishing up the Napa Police Theme!
 
PS CG Blaze is happy I picked that unique design

Well this here Joe Gray was stopped for running a red, turned out she had a suspended license and possession of marijuana on her person and the vehicle. Miss Gray was taken to APD Headquarters for further questioning and awaiting her trail

BCSO pulling over a speeder on Route 68.
*I'm a huge fan of Illusionary's BCSO CVPI skin pack; in fact it's the only BCSO skin I've used to date. But I wanted to give the BCSO a little more variety in the vehicle department, so I retrofitted his skins to Desmond98's FPIU and Bxbugs' Impala. Now they look right at home :)

LSPD blocking an off ramp due to police activity.
Desmond's (awesome) FPIU with a skin by BErad that I retrofitted hastily. Probably should've removed the HUD, but I was mid callout and forgot.  ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

A brand new BCSO impala sits next to an aging Crown Vic.
I'm a huge fan of Illusionary's BCSO CVPI skin pack; in fact it's the only BCSO skin I've used to date. But I wanted to give the BCSO a little more variety in the vehicle department, so I retrofitted his skins to Desmond98's FPIU and Bxbugs' Impala. Now they look right at home :)

A LSPD traffic division unit scans traffic looking for potential DUI's in the Vinewood area.

One of the LSPD's newest acquisitions, a 2015 FPI, seen here on a routine traffic stop. This unmarked car is assigned to a sergeant in the LSPD's Traffic Division in the Western District, though he often chooses to drive a marked unit as he thinks the surf blue FPI looks like Thomas the Tank Engine.

Well, for the first time, I've switched over to black and white for my BCSO fleet. Current setup is based on BlackJesus' [dope] OC Sheriff set, with retrofitted skins on a number of models. Looks pretty sharp IMO. :)

"Old Chippy" is an unmarked CVPI assigned to the LSPD's downtown district. Chippy is one of two units that arrived on scene at the Lucky Plucker following a call about an argument that turned physical when a customer refused to pay. She's certainly seen better days, and the hot southern San Andreas sun hasn't been kind to Ford's infamously non-durable white paint, but officers dread the imminent day she's retired in favor of one of the newer (and smaller) Chargers.
Couple more pics here, couldn't decide which to upload:
http://imgur.com/a/XUbgY
 
Side note: Would anyone be interested in a skin (skins?) like this? It's just a bunch of paintchips peeled out and some weathering here and there, but it's compatible with vehicle body color and I've yet to see something like that released. Thoughts?

One of the LSPD's newest acquisitions, a 2015 FPI, seen here on a routine traffic stop. This unmarked car is assigned to a sergeant in the LSPD's Traffic Division in the Western District, though he often chooses to drive a marked unit as he thinks the surf blue FPI looks like Thomas the Tank Engine.

One of the LSPD's newest acquisitions, a 2015 FPI, seen here on a routine traffic stop. This unmarked car is assigned to a sergeant in the LSPD's Traffic Division in the Western District, though he often chooses to drive a marked unit as he thinks the surf blue FPI looks like Thomas the Tank Engine.

One of the LSPD's newest acquisitions, a 2015 FPI, seen here on a routine traffic stop. This unmarked car is assigned to a sergeant in the LSPD's Traffic Division in the Western District, though he often chooses to drive a marked unit as he thinks the surf blue FPI looks like Thomas the Tank Engine.

One of the LSPD's newest acquisitions, a 2015 FPI, seen here on a routine traffic stop. This unmarked car is assigned to a sergeant in the LSPD's Traffic Division in the Western District, though he often chooses to drive a marked unit as he thinks the surf blue FPI looks like Thomas the Tank Engine.

One of the LSPD's newest acquisitions, a 2015 FPI, seen here on a routine traffic stop. This unmarked car is assigned to a sergeant in the LSPD's Traffic Division in the Western District, though he often chooses to drive a marked unit as he thinks the surf blue FPI looks like Thomas the Tank Engine.

ELS Ford Crown Victoria P71 by Bxbugs123