Main Features – Police Job System

Fully Configurable System – Every feature can be enabled or disabled through the config files.
911 Chat System – Players can send messages to the 911 emergency line, and police units can respond directly.
PD Chat – A dedicated communication channel for police officers to talk among themselves.
Code 1080 System – Officers can request PIT / RAM permission during pursuits; approval is automatically granted by the system after a short time.
Community Service System – Allows officers to assign community service punishments to players.
Enhanced Stungun Features – Additional functionality for the taser weapon.
/impound Command – Remove nearby vehicles quickly with a command.
Department System – Multiple police departments with additional features and management options.
Fine / Ticket Menu – Issue fines and penalties through a dedicated interface.
GSR Test System – Test players for gunshot residue.
Handcuff System – Restrain suspects with a functional cuff system.
Headbag System – Place a bag over a suspect’s head.
Prison System – Send players to jail through the police system.
Vehicle Lock Override – Unlock locked vehicles when necessary.
/miranda Command – Read Miranda rights through a command.
License Plate Check System – View the plate of nearby vehicles.
Advanced Object Placement System – Deploy police equipment and objects in the world.
Player Search System – Search players and confiscate money if necessary.
Spike Trap Item – Deploy spike strips to stop vehicles.
Tackle System – Officers can tackle suspects while chasing them.
Vehicle Trunk System – Players can be placed inside vehicle trunks.
Vehicle Spawn Commands – Spawn police vehicles using commands.
Vehicle Stash System – Store equipment inside police vehicles.

911 Chat System

Each job can be assigned its own communication number.
For example, 911 for police, 999 for sheriffs, or you can combine multiple jobs into the same communication channel.
When a player sends a message using /911, the message is delivered to all jobs linked to that number.
Any officer who receives the message can reply directly to the player from the system.
Civilian messages can also include the sender’s name, surname, and phone number, allowing officers to quickly identify and contact the caller.

Job Chat System

A dedicated chat system can be configured for any job through the config file.
Multiple jobs can also be grouped to share the same communication channel if desired.
When a player sends a message in the job chat, it is delivered to all players who belong to the configured job, allowing them to communicate internally through that channel.

Code 1080 System

If officers have difficulty deciding when to perform a PIT or RAM maneuver during a pursuit, the Code 1080 system helps manage this process.
When the command is used, a countdown timer starts.
Once the timer finishes, the officer who requested it receives both a visual and audio notification confirming that Code 1080 permission has been granted.
The command name and countdown duration can be fully customized through the config file.
When permission is granted, nearby officers can also see that the pursuit unit has received Code 1080 authorization.
If the permission was triggered by mistake, it can be canceled using a separate command.

Community Service System

Officers can assign community service as a punishment to players.
When a player receives a community service sentence, they are automatically teleported to the community service area if they are not already there.
While serving community service, the player cannot use weapons or similar items.
If the player tries to leave the service area before completing their sentence, they are automatically teleported back and their remaining sentence is increased.
Players can check their current community service status through the UI.
Police officers can also view and manage players with active community service sentences through the UI, allowing them to adjust penalties if necessary.

Enhanced Stungun Features

You can configure how many seconds a player remains incapacitated after being hit by a stungun.
When a player is tased, their screen will show a visual effect and shaking effect to simulate the impact.
These visual effects can be enabled or disabled via the config file.

Impound / DV Command

This command allows officers to remove nearby vehicles quickly.
When the command is used, the nearest vehicle is deleted, helping clear abandoned or improperly parked vehicles.

Penalty Menu

This menu allows officers to issue jail sentences, community service penalties, or monetary fines to nearby players.
It provides a user-friendly interface that brings actions normally done through commands into a single organized menu.

GSR / Gunshot Residue Test

Officers can perform a GSR (Gunshot Residue) test to determine whether a player has recently fired a weapon.
Before the test begins, a request is sent to the target player. The test starts only if the player accepts the request.
After firing a weapon, gunpowder residue remains on the player’s hands for a certain period of time.
Players can remove this residue using specific cleaning items.
If the residue has not been cleaned or has not expired, the GSR test result will appear as positive.

Handcuff System

The system is designed not only for police but for all players, allowing different roleplay scenarios.
You can add multiple types of handcuffs, each with customizable behavior.

Two Key Systems

Global Key System:
A single key can unlock all handcuffs of the same type.
This is typically used for police handcuffs.
Unique Key System:
Each handcuff has its own unique key.
When a player is cuffed, the officer who applies the cuffs receives the specific key required to unlock them.

Lockpicking Support

If the key is missing or lost, handcuffs can be opened using lockpicks.
This feature can be customized per handcuff type or completely disabled.

Two Cuffing Styles

Front cuffing
Back cuffing

Visual & Interaction Features

When a player is cuffed, the handcuffs appear with props and animations.
Officers can carry cuffed or injured players.
While escorting a cuffed player, the movement looks natural and realistic, as if you are walking them instead of dragging them.

Handcuff Break Minigame

When a player is being cuffed, a minigame appears.
If the player successfully completes the minigame, they can prevent the handcuffs from being applied.

Put In / Take Out Vehicle Feature

This system is designed not only for police but for all players, enabling various roleplay scenarios.
You can place cuffed or injured players into any seat of a nearby vehicle, and remove them from that seat when needed.
This can be done easily using either target interactions or commands, depending on your preference.

Headbag System

This system is designed not only for police but for all players, enabling various roleplay scenarios.
Players can place a headbag item over the head of someone who has their hands up or is handcuffed.
If a player is not handcuffed, they can remove the headbag themselves.
Handcuffed players cannot remove the headbag, making them dependent on others.
Players with a headbag over their head will have their vision heavily restricted, creating a more immersive experience.

Jail System

A simple system that allows officers to send players to jail.
When a player is jailed, the script can automatically manage their items based on the config settings:

Prison Shop System

A shop system allows jailed players to purchase food or other items while serving their sentence.

Prison Work System

Includes a box-carrying prison job.
When players complete this job, their remaining jail time is reduced by a configurable amount.
This feature can be disabled via the config.

Automatic Jail Teleport & Escape Control

If a player is jailed while outside the prison area, they are automatically teleported to the prison.
If a player somehow escapes the prison area, they are automatically teleported back, and their sentence is increased.

Vehicle Lockpick

Allows police officers to break the locks of vehicle doors when necessary.
A simple feature that enables officers to access locked vehicles during operations.

/miranda Command

This command allows officers to display the Miranda rights message.
Officers can read the displayed text to the suspect to inform them of their legal rights.

License Plate Check System

Some vehicles in GTA do not have visible license plates.
With this system, officers can check and view the license plate of nearby vehicles, solving this issue during investigations.

Advanced Police Objects

Officers can place configured police objects anywhere they want, either temporarily or permanently.
Each object can have up to four different effects, and officers can choose the effective radius of each effect when placing it.
You can set a minimum job grade requirement in the config to control who can use this system.
Objects can be placed as permanent props, meaning they will persist even after a server restart.

Available Effects

Limit the maximum speed of NPCs within the area.
Limit the maximum vehicle speed of players within the area.
Adjust the pedestrian NPC density within the area.
Adjust the vehicle NPC density within the area.

Player Search & Money Confiscation System

This system is available not only for police, but for all players.
To use it, one of these conditions must be met:
- You must have a weapon in your hand
- The target player must have their hands up, or The target player must be dead.
If the conditions are met, you can:
- Search the player
- Check their money
- Take their money

Spike Trap System

You can configure whether the spike trap item can be used by specific jobs only or by all players.
You can also choose who is allowed to pick up placed spike traps — everyone or restricted jobs only.
The system is a basic spike trap:
- When used, it places a spike trap in front of the player.
- Any vehicle that drives over it will have its tires burst.

Tackle System

This system is available not only for police but for all players.
Instead of a simple animation, the tackle uses a ragdoll system combined with a shoulder hit animation for the player performing the tackle.
You can configure:
- How many seconds the tackled player stays in ragdoll
- How many seconds the player performing the tackle stays in ragdoll
You can also set the system to reduce the health of both players during the tackle interaction.
To prevent abuse, a cooldown (CD) can be configured to stop players from spamming the tackle action.

Trunk System

This system is available for all players, not just police.
Players can enter a trunk themselves, or place handcuffed or dead players into a trunk.
When the trunk is closed, the player inside:
- cannot see anything, and
- cannot exit until the trunk is opened again.

Vehicle Spawn Commands

These commands allow officers to spawn boats, helicopters or any police vehicle when needed.
You can add as many commands and vehicles as you want through the config.
When a player uses the command and meets the required conditions, the vehicle will spawn after a short delay.

Vehicle Stash System

Add stashes to any vehicle models you want, with fully customizable stash size and weight limit.
These stashes can only be opened when the player is near the vehicle.
The stash system supports two storage types:
- Player-based stash: The stash belongs to the player. The player can access their own stash from any vehicle in the configured list.
- Plate-based stash: The stash is tied to the vehicle’s license plate. Anyone who opens that vehicle’s stash will see the same storage (shared per plate, not per player).

NPC Vehicle Siren Response

You can configure how NPC vehicles react to police sirens through the config file.
When NPCs hear a siren, you can set them to:
- Pull over to the right side
- Pull over to the left side
- Pull over randomly to either side
You can also configure them to stop completely when they hear a siren.
Alternatively, NPC vehicles can be set to ignore the siren entirely, meaning they will not react at all.

Police Departments System

You can create multiple police departments and configure which jobs have access to each department.
All department features can be enabled or disabled individually for every department through the config.

Department Features

Boss Menu

Opens the framework’s default boss menu for department management.

Duty System

A location where officers can clock in and out of duty.

Personnel Menu

A personal menu for officers where they can access their own stash and manage personal equipment.

Police Stash System

Provides access to:
- The main PD stash
- Incident stashes for ongoing cases
- A trash container
- A dedicated stash for money collected during incidents

Armory

The shop where officers can access police equipment and gear.

Mechanic Area

Locations where officers can modify and upgrade police vehicles.

Wardrobe System

Officers can equip department uniforms while on duty.
Each rank sees its own clothing options.
Higher-ranking officers can also access uniforms from lower ranks.

Fingerprint Scanner (QB / Qbox only)

Allows officers to check player fingerprints.

Illegal Modification Detection & Removal

Vehicles brought to this location are automatically checked for illegal modifications such as xenon lights, neon lights, or window tints.
Detected modifications can be removed, and the system can be fully customized.

Bell System

Civilians can press a bell at the department entrance, sending a notification to officers indicating that someone is requesting assistance at the station.

Weapon Repair Station

A location where officers can repair damaged or broken weapons.

Target System

All player and vehicle interaction systems are fully compatible with target-based interaction systems.
This allows players to interact with features easily through target menus instead of commands.

Requirements

tgiann-core (free)
ox_lib
ESX, QB, QBOX

Config File

Config Files (gitbook.io)

Editable File

Editable Files (gitbook.io)