LSPDFR Shenanigans - Another Long Pursuit

In this episode, we pursue a Bravado Gresley from Grapeseed to Rockford Hills. This episode uses cars from IlayArye's Rockford Hills Police Department Pack, AllenKennedy's LSPD Mini Pack, and Voit Turyv's Declasse Vigero Rumbler pack. It also uses Nightingale's Extended Video Export mod.

GTA V Shenanigans - Hot Pursuit Of A Taxi

In this episode of Shenanigans, we and a few other units pursue a taxi from Sandy Shores to Vinewood. This one was recorded using the in-game capture, put together in the Rockstar Editor, and exported with Nightingale's "Extended Video Export" mod.

GTA V Shenanigans - Amanda De Santa Pursuit and Arrest

In this episode of Shenanigans, we clock Amanda De Santa doing almost 100 MPH on Senora Freeway. It took us a little while to catch up to her in our SAHP Declasse Premier Classic (by Vx5 Voltage), but once we got her stopped and we approached, she fled.

Bad Drivers Of San Andreas #2 - Instant Karma

In this episode of Bad Drivers of SA, we are on-duty and waiting to stop these bad drivers. Some of them didn't want to stop.

GTA V Police Chase - Stolen Police Bike

In this rather short episode, we steal a police bike from the Mission Row LSPD station, and lead officers on a chase.

San Andreas Cops #29 - Bits And Pieces

This video consists of several snippets that I had to cut out of the previous 3 LSPDFR episodes. My video editing program encodes the video differently and in a different format than Windows Movie Maker which I previously used, which makes file sizes significantly larger than previously. To comply with Dailymotion's strict 2GB size limit, I have to significantly limit how much content goes into a video.

San Andreas Cops #28 - Stolen Car In The Golf Course

In this episode, we patrol the Rockford Hills area in a Cheval Fugitive and Declasse Alamo, part of IlayArye's Rockford Hills Police Department pack. Among other things, we pursue a stolen vehicle in the golf course, and pursue a stolen Army tank.

GTA V LSPDFR #27 - Motor Patrol

Finally getting to demonstrate a new mod that changes the Sheriff's station in Paleto Bay to a SAHP station. Oddly enough, in vanilla GTA V, SAHP has no building anywhere on the map, but their bikes (which are actually LSPD bikes) spawn at various police and Sheriff station. This simple visual mod "gives" SAHP a station of their own, although it doesn't change what vehicles spawn there or what it's listed as in LSPDFR.

In this video, we patrol the western highways on a motorcycle. To meet Dailymotion's strict 2GB file size limit, I had to omit the intro, outro, court results, and a few traffic stops. Oddly enough, DM now allows up to 4k resolution video, but still has a 2GB file size limit. Since I'm using a different video editor that exports the video differently, I'm now significantly limited in the amount of content I can put in a LSPDFR patrol, due to the file size limit of Dailymotion.

GTA V LSPDFR #26 - Air Support

In this patrol, our Declasse Rancher patrol vehicle is significantly outperformed by both the suspect's vehicle and our own backup units. Due to the suspect being involved in shooting at officers near Sandy Shores, we borrowed an armed helicopter from Merryweather and quickly took down the suspect with minimal collateral damage. This could definitely be considered a "bad cop" episode.

GTA V LSPDFR #25 - Hit By A Train

I know, the video's title is a bit misleading because it implies that our patrol car was hit by a train. In this video, we patrol the streets of Los Santos, and witness a pedestrian get hit by a train. Fortunately it only knocked the pedestrian out, so we were able to revive him and call an ambulance for him.

GTA V LSPDFR #24 - Drunk On Duty

This is the LSPDFR patrol that the previous video (Drunk Cop Arresting Drunk Driver) was taken from. In this patrol, we portray an officer drinking on the job.

This was inspired by a few different real-life incidents, the first being a former local cop who reportedly showed up for work while drunk a number of times. This was also inspired by a skit by comedian Jon Reep, who portrayed a highly intoxicated cop who had pulled over a significantly less intoxicated driver. Also, videos of LEOs across the USA drinking on the job helped inspire this patrol.

GTA V - Drunk Cop Arresting Drunk Driver

This one is a short clip from a LSPDFR patrol, depicting an intoxicated driver getting arrested by a cop who is also intoxicated.

This was inspired by a video by comedian Jon Reep (the same Jon Reep known for "That thing got a HEMI?" Dodge ads), showing a slightly intoxicated driver being stopped by a very intoxicated cop.

GTA V LSPDFR #23 - Clown Attack

This started out as a County patrol in Sandy Shores. We tried to stop a speeding driver on the freeway,  but the speeding driver wouldn't stop. They led us on a chase deep into Los Santos city, and ran a short distance on foot before being apprehended. While we were trying to make our way back toward the county, we were dispatched to an attempted murder that was occurring right behind us. The suspect, dressed in a clown outfit, managed to stab the victim before we apprehended him. However, we performed CPR on the victim and kept them alive.

LSPDFR Shenanigans - The Long Pursuit

This pursuit actually started near Del Perro, but I didn't think to start recording until near Los Santos Airport. I was on patrol as a SAHP trooper in Lundy's CHP 1983 Dodge Diplomat, and tried to stop a Canis Seminole for a traffic violation. It quickly became apparent to me that the Diplomat was barely able to keep up with the Seminole. We wound up surrounding the vehicle at the Rebel Radio building in Harmony.

GTA V ELS Siren Bug

So I finally decided to try real car models with ELS lights. In my testing, I found an interesting bug that occurs when changing ELS siren tones. If you're close enough to them, blipped suspects (whether blipped for a traffic stop or because they're actively fleeing) will drive away from you in a straight line when you change siren tones in an ELS vehicle. As I discovered later, this bug can be worked around by changing a setting in the INI file.

GTA V Shenanigans - Airport Pursuit

I initially tried to stop this light blue Benefactor Panto back in La Mesa for running a red light, but the driver chose to flee. The pursuit continued into Los Santos International Airport and onto the runway, where we were finally able to stop the vehicle.

You may notice that this video is on YouTube instead of Dailymotion. More on that a little later...

GTA V Shenanigans - Arresting A Cop

We were patrolling near Grapeseed when a Los Santos Police car passed us at nearly 100 MPH, and sped up to 115 afterward. We attempted to stop the car, which we could only assume was stolen, but the driver did not stop. We finally got the car to stop on a dirt road near Mirror Park, and arrested the LSPD officer who was driving. Unlike the real-life Miami officer who was stopped by FHP for driving 120 MPH, we did not let him go. Hopefully LSPD won't start a childish feud with SAHP.

Kuruma Meet at the Davis Mega Mall

In this rather short clip, we were patrolling in Davis, and happened upon what appeared to be a Kuruma owner's meet at the Davis Mega Mall. We didn't get to stay and admire the cars, being dispatched to a drunk driver call in the area.

I'm in the process of testing and tuning my GTA V and LSPDFR installations before starting to make LSPDFR videos again.

San Andreas Cops #22 - Wrong Way Pursuit

Join me in LSPDFR 0.31 as we pursue a vehicle going the wrong way on the freeway. After the two previous showcase videos, I switched back to 0.31 and the previous version of the game itself, due to the new versions of both GTA V and LSPDFR being too resource-intensive for my older, lower end computer to handle playing and recording at the same time. Alas, it wasn't meant to be, because not too long after I recorded and uploaded this, my old computer crapped out. The vehicles we used in this patrol were the Vapid Stanier, Vapid Scout, and Declasse Merit from Jacobmaate's FBI Police pack, reskinned to Los Santos County Sheriff by me. This was a no-commentary patrol due to an issue with my voice.

San Andreas Cops #21 - Trying LSPDFR 0.4, Part 2

Join me again in LSPDFR 0.4 as we demonstrate the new functions and features, without my commentary to distract from the experience. I personally prefer the older version (0.31) because it's less resource-intensive (which is important on older, lower-end systems like mine).