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$19.99 Police Departments Built In Game from a Computer Terminal
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Who should set up a police department?

Usually the server owner does it, in config files, and the Chief asks for every change. This job by Pickle Mods reverses that. The Chief builds and runs the department from a computer terminal in game. The creator describes it as the first police job to work this way.

How it treats framework jobs

Every department runs from this resource and not from framework jobs. You can put every officer under police in QB or ESX, and the script decides which department, rank and permissions each one has. Clocking on sets the framework grade automatically. Clocking off sets the officer to unemployed.

Building a department

  • Add, edit and remove locations: armories, garages, computer terminals, front desks and lockers.
  • Set the logo, the title and the Chief of Police.
  • Restrict armories and garages behind permissions such as Rifle Certified or Air Certified.

The front desk

  • Apply to the department
  • Clock on and off duty
  • View your recent duty logs

The terminal: roster

  • Add, manage and remove ranks, members and permissions.
  • Permissions control access to gated armories and garages.
  • Ranks are organised as the department wishes. A framework grade number from 0 to 4 is set per framework job in config.lua.

The terminal: cases

  • Add, edit and remove cases and their evidence.
  • Import evidence reports made in the field.
  • Write summaries in a modern text editor that supports embedded images, video and text.

Evidence

  • Evidence Camera. Scan bullets, blood and vehicles and take photos. Everything is saved to an evidence report.
  • Tests. BAC, GSR, fingerprint and blood tests each produce a report. A suspect's BAC at the time of the stop can be proven later.
  • Reconstruct Scene. A case is printed out into the world, so officers can walk through the evidence and piece it together.

Tools

Grappler, stab sticks, object placer, NVG and thermal goggles, snakecams and shields.

Requirements

  • ESX (1.1+), QBox or QB. The bridge is open for other integrations.
  • ox_lib
  • Optional, for evidence: an inventory with metadata support, such as ox_inventory or qb-inventory

Setup follows the docs and is quick.

Credits

  • NukePUG, for help with the stab stick prop and grappler rope
  • RogueThunder, for the grappler model and permission to use it
  • Envi Scripts, for the exports in envi-addictions that add police job support
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About this FiveM script

Police Departments Built In Game from a Computer Terminal is a premium FiveM script for esx, qbcore, qbox servers. It’s part of the Tebex FiveM Store catalog, a curated selection of battle-tested resources for QBCore, ESX and Qbox roleplay servers. Every script on Tebex FiveM Store ships with lifetime updates, secure payments by Tebex, and email support for technical questions.

Whether you’re building a QBCore server from scratch, upgrading an ESX Legacy deployment, or migrating to Qbox, this resource drops in cleanly and runs at 0.00ms idle resmon. The config-first design means you can customize prices, permissions and locations without touching the core Lua.