When stopped by police: Pull over immediately — /me pulls vehicle over. Stay in character. You can refuse to answer questions but comply with lawful orders. Police can /frisk you for weapons and /search you for drugs.

If arrested: You will be /cuff'd. Don't run — value your life. You can be /sentence'd — fines come from your bank, jail time must be served. You can negotiate bail with /paybail if bail is set.

Plate checks: Police run /checkplate on every vehicle. They see your name, MOT status, road tax, criminal record and any outstanding warrants. Keep your MOT and tax valid.

Getting on duty: Go to Mission Row Police Station → press E on the duty locker → your uniform applies automatically for your rank. You receive handcuffs, stun gun, nightstick and flashlight.

Traffic stops: /checkplate [plate] or stand near a vehicle — shows owner, MOT, tax, warrants, criminal record. No MOT = seize with /seizevehicle. Wanted warrants = detain on sight.

Arrests: /cuff → /escort to station → /charges [id] to open charge menu → pick offences → /sentence [id] to process. Fine deducted from their bank, jailed automatically. Set bail with /bail [id] [amount].

Evidence: /search for drugs (auto-charges if found), /fingerprint, /dna, /gsr (gunshot residue), /searchevidence for bullet casings. All logged to database permanently.

When injured: Being shot, stabbed or crashing causes persistent injuries — screen blur, bleeding effects. You keep these until an EMS treats you. Call for help with /999 medic [location].

When downed: If your health reaches zero you go down. EMS are automatically dispatched to your location. Stay down and wait — do not respawn if EMS are on their way. Roleplay the situation.

At hospital: EMS can /heal you fully at Pillbox Hill Hospital. Outside hospital they can /revive and /treat to clear injury effects. Treatment is free — tip your paramedic in RP.

Getting on duty: Type /clockin at Pillbox Hill Hospital or press E on the EMS locker. Uniform applies automatically (Grade 0 = Paramedic, Grade 1 = Senior). You receive a medical kit.

Responding to calls: You receive automatic dispatch notifications when players go down — map blip shows location. Get there, /drag the player to safety if needed, then /revive to bring them back up.

Treating injuries: /treat clears all injury effects (bleeding, blur, pain). /heal at hospital fully restores health. /declare if a player cannot be saved — logs to MDT. /medkit to place scene props.

Active crime scenes: Coordinate with police before entering. Stage at a safe distance and wait for scene to be made safe before approaching casualties.

Getting an MOT: Every vehicle needs an MOT from a licensed mechanic — valid for 12 real days. Find an on-duty mechanic, get in your vehicle near them and they'll type /mot. Pass = certificate issued. No MOT = police can seize your vehicle on any plate check.

Breaking down: Type /mechanic → pick your issue (breakdown, accident, tyre, engine fault, recovery). Your callout goes to all on-duty mechanics with your location. One accepts and comes to you. They'll send a quote — accept or decline. Payment auto-taken from bank when job is marked complete.

Vehicle repairs: Crash damage needs a mechanic to fix. They can repair roadside or tow you to the workshop. Recovery to workshop costs more but fixes everything including engine faults.

Getting on duty: Press E on the mechanic locker at Beeker's Garage or type /duty. Mechanic overalls apply automatically. You receive repair kits and tools.

MOT testing: Get in a customer's vehicle and type /mot → opens test menu. Choose Pass 12 day, Pass 6 day (advisories), or Fail. Certificate is logged to database — police see it on every plate check. Only mechanics can issue MOT certificates.

Job board: Type /jobboard to see all live callouts — customer name, reason, plate, location. Accept one → waypoint sets automatically. On scene: /quotejob [£] [description] sends a quote to the customer. They accept or decline.

Completing jobs: Roadside → use toolbox on the vehicle. Workshop → /tow the vehicle to garage. When done type /completejob → payment taken from customer's bank, paid to you in cash.

Vehicle seized by police: If police seize your vehicle (no MOT, no tax, criminal use) it goes to the impound lot. You'll need to pay the impound fee to recover it — and sort your MOT/tax before driving it again or it'll be seized again immediately.

Abandoned vehicles: Leaving vehicles in the middle of the road will eventually result in tow trucks removing them. Park sensibly.

Getting on duty: Press E on the tow depot locker or type /duty. Hi-vis uniform applies. Collect your tow truck from the depot.

Tow jobs: Type /towjob to see available jobs — abandoned vehicles, police requests, breakdowns. Accept a job → waypoint sets. Drive to the vehicle, position your truck, type /tow to attach it.

Working with police: Police can request tows for seized vehicles. Coordinate on radio. Drive seized vehicles to the impound lot and type /impound to officially log them. You get paid per delivery.

How to get a taxi: Call the taxi company on your phone or hail a taxi driver you see on the road. Agree your destination. Get in. When you arrive the driver will charge you — payment comes from your cash. Tip if the service was good — it's good RP.

When to use a taxi: No driving licence yet, car impounded, don't want to risk driving after a fine, or just for the roleplay. Taxis are a legitimate RP service.

Getting on duty: Press E on the taxi depot locker or type /duty. Smart casual uniform applies. Pick up your taxi from the depot garage.

Getting fares: Type /taxijob to see dispatch board — fare requests with pickup location. Accept → waypoint sets to customer. Pick them up and drive to their destination safely.

Getting paid: On arrival type /fare to charge the customer. Payment comes from their cash. Build your reputation — good drivers get called back.

How to use the bus: Wait at bus stops on the route. When the bus arrives, the driver will let you board. Pay the fare when asked. The bus follows set routes across the city — great way to travel without a car while saving for your driving licence.

Why take the bus: No licence yet, saving money on fuel, or just want to enjoy the city. It's a legitimate and cheap way to get around.

Getting on duty: Press E on the bus depot locker or type /duty. Driver uniform applies. Collect your bus from the depot.

Running your route: Type /busjob to start a route — waypoints appear at each stop on the map. Drive to each stop, let passengers board, continue to the next. Complete the full route for your pay.

Passenger interaction: Roleplay the driver experience — announce stops, collect fares with /fare. Keep to speed limits — speed cameras will auto-fine you even in the bus.

Receiving deliveries: Businesses and warehouses across the map receive deliveries from HGV drivers. If you own a business, truckers keep your stock levels up. Roleplay receiving the delivery — check the manifest, sign it off, tip the driver.

Ordering haulage: Need something moved? Contact a trucking company in RP. Negotiate a rate and they'll handle the logistics.

Getting on duty: Press E on the haulage depot locker or type /duty. Work shirt and jeans uniform applies. Collect your HGV from the depot.

Taking jobs: Type /truckjob to see available deliveries — destination, cargo type, distance and pay shown. Longer routes pay more. Accept → collect trailer → drive to delivery point.

On the road: Obey speed limits — cameras fine you even in an HGV. Keep to the left. Attach your trailer properly before moving. Payment deposited on successful delivery.

Your bins: Bin collections happen across the city on routes. Leave space for the lorry. If a garbage truck is doing its round, don't block it — move your car. Roleplay acknowledging the workers.

Why it matters: Garbage collectors keep the economy ticking — steady earners who support the server population. Treat them with the same respect as any other job.

Getting on duty: Press E on the council depot locker or type /duty. Hi-vis uniform applies. Collect your garbage truck from the depot.

Running collections: Type /garbagejob to start a route. Waypoints appear at collection points across the city. Drive to each point, press E to collect, continue the route.

Pay: Paid per completed collection point and on route completion. Steady and reliable — good starter job while you build up savings for a house or car.

Supply chain: Find harvest points → collect raw ingredients → craft at a lab or pocket craft → sell to dealers or contacts. Each step adds value but also adds risk.

Drug types: Cannabis (street level, easy to move), Cocaine (high value, lab required), Meth (highest risk/reward, lab only), Lean (easy pocket craft), Ecstasy (pills, lab only).

Staying clean: Don't fire weapons near police — GSR tests positive for 10 minutes. Don't get searched — /search finds everything. Bullet casings drop when you fire and police can collect them. Evidence is permanent in our database.

Selling: Street dealers are always open. Gang contacts pay more but carry higher risk. Boat pickup pays the most but needs 2+ police online. All sales have a random chance of triggering a police dispatch.

Detecting drug activity: Drug sales trigger random dispatch alerts with location. Lab activity triggers alerts with chance based on how busy the lab is. Use /searchevidence to find bullet casings at crime scenes.

Searching suspects: /search on a nearby player checks their full inventory for all drug types. If drugs are found — possession charge is automatically added to their criminal record and a dispatch alert fires to all on-duty officers.

Evidence chain: /fingerprint → /dna → /gsr (positive for 10 mins after firing) → /searchevidence for casings. All logged to the evidence database permanently. Use it to build cases before charging.

Charging: /charges [id] → select Possession or Supply depending on quantity → /sentence to process. Fines deducted from bank, jail time served automatically.

Being charged: Police add charges against you using the charge menu. You receive a notification for each charge. You can view your own pending charges.

Being sentenced: When sentenced, fines are deducted from your bank immediately (then cash if insufficient). Jail time starts automatically. Serve your time — no skipping.

Bail: Police can set a bail amount. If bail is set, type /paybail — amount taken from your bank, you're released. If you can't afford bail you serve the full sentence.

Criminal record: Every charge, fine and conviction is stored permanently on your character. Police see the full count on every plate check. Build a long record and every stop becomes an arrest situation.

Adding charges: /charges [player id] → opens full charge menu with all UK offences, fines and jail times pre-set. Add as many charges as the situation warrants. Player is notified of each one.

Viewing charges: /viewcharges [id] to see all pending charges before sentencing. Make sure you have the right charges before processing.

Sentencing: /sentence [id] processes all pending charges at once — total fine deducted from their bank, total jail time served. Use /bail [id] [amount] if you want to offer bail instead of immediate jail.

Record checks: /checkplate shows criminal record count and outstanding warrant count for any vehicle owner. Warranted players show as WANTED — detain on sight.

Getting in a gang: Gang membership is assigned by admins — /setgang [citizenid] [gang] [rank]. Four gangs on NERP: Grove Street, Ballas, Vagos and Families. Check your status with /ganginfo.

Turf war: 8 turf zones across the map shown as coloured radius zones. Stand in enemy turf for 5 minutes to begin capturing it — you need at least 2 gang members present. Capture it and it becomes yours, earning your gang passive income.

Gang stash: Each gang has a stash location — press E to open it. Store weapons, drugs and valuables. Only your gang members can access it. Guard it well.

Gang activity: Turf captures trigger dispatch alerts when active. Multiple gang members in one area is a red flag — treat it as a potential turf conflict. Respond with appropriate numbers.

Intelligence: Use /checkplate and /search to identify known gang members. Gang affiliation shows on MDT records. Build intelligence files through arrests and evidence collection.

Stash raids: Coordinate with senior officers before raiding known gang stash locations. Proper RP warrants required — work through the MDT.

How it works: Walk up to a pickup zone (3 locations across South LS), choose your drug type and quantity. You're assigned a random rural drop zone — Paleto Bay, Sandy Shores, Grapeseed or Alamo Sea. Drive it up and press E at the drop to complete.

Pay: Payout scales by distance and drug type. Longer rural drops pay significantly more than short ones. High-value drugs pay the most but carry the highest risk.

Risk: Die and you lose the package — it's gone. Each drop zone has a random chance of triggering a police alert on completion. The further out the drop, the higher the alert chance. Don't speed — cameras will flag you.

Intercepts: County lines drops trigger random police dispatch alerts on completion. Alert includes the drop zone area — get there fast and search the area for suspects.

ANPR monitoring: Deploy ANPR gates on routes between the city and rural areas to catch vehicles making county lines runs. Southbound vehicles leaving LS late at night are worth flagging.

Arrests: If you catch someone mid-run they'll be carrying a package. /search will find it — charge with Supply not just Possession given the quantity and context.

What it checks: ANPR gates automatically scan every vehicle passing within 12 metres. Your insurance, MOT, wanted status and driving licence are all checked instantly. If anything flags, the officer sees it immediately on their screen.

Stay legal: Keep your MOT valid (12 days), keep insurance active (30 days), keep your licence. Driving through an ANPR gate with any of these lapsed will flag you instantly — police will pursue.

Deploying a gate: /anpr deploy [id] at a preset location, or /anpr deploy at your current position to drop one anywhere. /anpr list shows all preset locations. /anpr remove [id] to pull it down.

Reading hits: Every vehicle passing within 12m is auto-scanned. Flags appear on your screen instantly — NO INSURANCE, NO MOT, WANTED, NO LICENCE. Act on each flag as appropriate.

Best locations: Motorway on-ramps, city exit roads, known drug run routes. Coordinate with your team — one officer on the gate, one ready to pursue.

Buying insurance: Walk into the insurance office at the mechanic shop and press E. Buy a 30-day policy — price varies by vehicle class (sports cars cost more than vans). Insurance is valid for 30 real days.

Why you need it: Police and ANPR check insurance on every plate run and gate scan. Uninsured vehicle = immediate seizure. You'll be notified on login when your insurance is about to expire.

Releasing a seized vehicle: If your vehicle is impounded, pay the £500 release fee at the mechanic. Fee goes directly to the mechanic handling your release. Sort your insurance before driving it away or it'll be seized again immediately.

Impounding vehicles: Police use /impoundvehicle [plate] [reason] to officially seize a vehicle — no insurance, expired MOT, seized in criminal activity. Logged to the system.

Releasing vehicles (Mechanic): When an owner comes to claim their vehicle, mechanics handle the release. The £500 release fee is paid directly to the mechanic's cash — good extra income on top of regular repairs and MOTs.

ANPR checks: ANPR gates show NO INSURANCE flag instantly for any uninsured vehicle passing. No need to run a manual plate check — the gate does it automatically.

Universal Credit: Head to the Benefits Office near City Hall. Press E to claim your Universal Credit — £200 per claim, up to 3 times per day, with a 1 hour cooldown between claims. It's not much but it keeps you going while you find work.

Getting a job: The Job Centre is nearby the Benefits Office. Browse available jobs, check requirements (some need a driving licence, Kwik Fit has a £500 registration fee), and apply on the spot. Your job is set immediately in the system — go on duty straight away.

RP it properly: Being on benefits is a legitimate character arc. Roleplay the struggle, interact with social services staff if there are any on duty, work your way up. Don't just spam benefits — use it as a stepping stone.

No requirements: Garbage Collector (£80/cheque), Bus Driver (£95/cheque), Trucker (£130/cheque — needs licence)

Requires driving licence: Taxi Driver (£90/cheque), Tow Driver (£100/cheque), Trucker (£130/cheque)

Requires application: Police Officer — apply on this website. NHS Paramedic — apply on this website.

Requires reg fee: Kwik Fit Mechanic — £500 registration fee at the Job Centre. Worth it — mechanics earn extra through MOTs, repairs and vehicle releases on top of their base pay.

Two venues: Prism nightclub and Tequi-La-La bar. When open, pay £10 entry to the doorman. Head inside, find the bar, and order drinks from the barman — drinks go into your inventory and reduce stress when consumed.

Is it open? Venues are player-run — they open when the owner decides to. No owner online = no venue open. It pays to know the venue owners and when they operate.

RP the experience: Nightclubs are social RP hubs — meet people, do business, make contacts. Some of the best RP on the server happens in venues. Treat the staff with respect or get removed by the doorman.

Venue owner: Assigned by admin via /setvenueowner. Open/close your venue with G near the building. You receive 30% of all entry fees and drink sales passively while open. Hire doormen and barmen from your staff.

Doorman job: Stand at the entrance, collect £10 entry from each customer. You keep 70%, 30% goes to the owner. Control who gets in — you have the right to refuse entry. Keep troublemakers out.

Barman job: Open the bar UI, select a nearby customer, sell them a drink. You keep 60%, 30% to the owner, 10% to the system. Roleplay the service — suggest drinks, cut off rowdy customers, keep the bar running smoothly.

Getting the jobs: Doorman and Barman are assignable jobs — /setjob [id] doorman 0 or barman 0. Venue owners assign these to their staff.

When charges are added: When police use /charges against you, you receive a notification listing each offence, the associated fine and any jail time. You can view your full pending charge sheet at any time with /mycharges.

Your rights: You can request a lawyer before sentencing is processed. Say in-game "I'd like to speak to a solicitor" — police must pause the process. Contact a lawyer on your phone. If none are available, the standard process continues.

Sentencing: When /sentence is processed, all fines are deducted from your bank (then cash) simultaneously. Jail time starts immediately and must be served — there is no way to skip it. Bail can be offered by the arresting officer using /bail — pay it with /paybail to skip jail.

Your criminal record: Every charge, fine and conviction is permanently stored on your character. It never resets. Police see the total on every plate check — the more you build up, the more suspicious every encounter becomes. Keep it clean if you want an easy life.

The job: Lawyers are assigned the legal job by admins after being vetted. There are two grades — Solicitor (Grade 0, £220/cheque) and Barrister (Grade 1, £350/cheque). You clock in at the Crown Court building.

Representing clients: When a player is arrested and wants representation, they contact you via phone or in-person RP. Go to the station — police must allow legal access. Review the charges with your client, establish facts, gather any evidence.

Negotiating charges: Lawyers can speak directly to the arresting officer and negotiate — request charge reductions, request bail be set rather than custody, argue mitigating circumstances. All through RP dialogue, not commands. Your RP skill is your only tool.

Court sessions: For serious charges (firearms, supply, GBH), a full court session can be requested through the MDT. Judge presides, lawyer represents defendant, prosecution presents evidence. Verdict and sentence set by the judge. This is the highest tier of RP on the server — take it seriously.

The role: Judges are senior whitelist roles assigned by admins. The judge presides over formal court cases at the North East Crown Court. You have authority over sentencing within court proceedings.

Court proceedings: When a court case is scheduled (via MDT), both sides gather — prosecution (police), defence (lawyer), defendant, and witnesses. The judge controls the session: calls order, hears evidence, directs questioning, and delivers verdict.

Sentencing power: As judge you can increase or decrease sentences compared to standard charges based on the quality of evidence and arguments presented. A well-defended client with solid evidence can walk away lighter. A repeat offender with a full record and poor defence will feel it.

Commands: /courtorder — issue a formal court order  |  /adjourn — pause proceedings  |  /verdict [id] [guilty/not guilty] — deliver verdict and trigger sentencing.

The role: Reporters work for NERP News — Grade 0 Reporter (£140/cheque), Grade 2 Editor (£270/cheque). You are a civilian journalist. Your job is to document events happening across the city — crime scenes, court cases, major incidents, community events.

At crime scenes: Police cannot stop reporters from filming in public areas. Stay behind police tape, don't interfere with scenes. You can interview officers, witnesses and bystanders. Your reports add depth to the server's narrative.

Filming: Use /me and /do commands to describe your camera actions and the scene. Capture footage using in-game recording if you want to share clips on Discord.

Court access: Reporters are permitted in public court galleries. Cover high-profile cases, report verdicts, interview defendants and victims after proceedings. The court system creates fantastic ongoing storylines to follow.

Speed zones: 30mph in residential streets. 40mph on A-roads and dual carriageways. 70mph on motorways. Speed cameras are fixed and hidden across the map.

Getting caught: Camera fires → fine instantly deducted from your bank (then cash if insufficient) → you receive a notification with your speed and fine amount. No warning, no appeal — just the fine.

Fine rates: 30mph zone: £100 base + £6 per mph over. 40mph zone: £80 base + £5 per mph over. 70mph motorway: £50 base + £3 per mph over. Doing 50 in a 30 = £220 fine.

ANPR notifications: Every speed camera hit sends an ANPR-style notification to all on-duty police — player name, vehicle plate, speed recorded, zone speed limit and fine amount.

Response: You can choose to pursue or let the auto-fine stand. If you pursue, run /checkplate when you stop them — repeat offenders with long records are worth detaining. High speeds (50+ over) warrant a stop and additional dangerous driving charge.

Additional charges: Camera fine is automatic but you can add /charges for dangerous driving on top (£800 + 10 min jail) if the speed was extreme enough to warrant it in RP.

Four gangs on NERP: Grove Street, Ballas, Vagos, Families. Gang membership is assigned by admins — you need to establish yourself as a criminal character first, then request membership through RP or Discord.

Benefits of gang membership: Access to a gang stash house for weapons and drugs, passive turf income when your gang holds territory, gang radio channel, backup from your crew.

Turf income: Each zone your gang controls earns passive money. 8 zones across the map. Capture by being in enemy territory with 2+ gang members for 5 minutes — police will respond when this happens.

Risk: Criminal record builds up fast. Long-term gang members have long records — every police encounter is higher stakes.

Five drug types to work with — each with different risk, value and logistics:

Cannabis: Street level, easy to move, low value — good starter
Lean: Pocket craftable — no lab needed
Cocaine: High value, requires a lab
Ecstasy (pills): Lab only, strong demand
Meth: Highest risk and reward — lab only

The chain: Harvest raw → craft at lab (or pocket craft for simple drugs) → sell to street dealers or contacts. Each step increases value and risk. Police searches auto-charge on find. Bullet casings drop when you fire — collect them before leaving a scene.

Pick up drugs at a pickup zone in South LS, get assigned a rural drop point (Paleto Bay, Sandy Shores, Grapeseed, or Alamo Sea), drive it out there and press E at the drop.

Pay scales by: Distance (longer = more), drug type (higher-grade = more), but also means higher police alert chance on completion.

Risk: Die mid-run = lose the package entirely. Speed cameras will flag you on the way. ANPR gates on routes out of the city. Get caught by police mid-run = supply charge, not just possession.

Every single charge, fine, and conviction is stored permanently on your character. It never resets. Police see the full total count on every single plate check — the longer your record, the hotter every encounter gets.

Warrants: Outstanding warrants show as WANTED on any plate check — every officer who runs your plates will detain you on sight. Clear warrants by attending court or paying bail.

The message: Criminal life has consequences. This isn't a server where you can shoot everyone and reset. Your record follows your character forever. Choose wisely.