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City patrol with constant call volume.
City patrol with constant call volume.
Best for players who want traffic stops, street scenes, and a fast patrol pace.
Fire, EMS, and rescue response.
Fire, EMS, and rescue response.
For players who want medical calls, crash scenes, and major incidents without a police role.
County patrol with a slower pace.
County patrol with a slower pace.
A good fit for rural stops, highway scenes, and sheriff-style patrol outside the city core.
Trooper-style highway enforcement.
Trooper-style highway enforcement.
Built around traffic stops, pursuits, and cross-agency support on the main roads.
Customs and inspection-focused enforcement.
Customs and inspection-focused enforcement.
For players who want a narrower lane built around checkpoints, inspections, and agency support.
Investigations and major casework.
Investigations and major casework.
Best for surveillance, warrants, and longer investigations that build beyond day-to-day patrol.
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