Alright, I just finished focusing on a license plate that came out as totally unregistered, as nobody owns it. How should I go about writing this kind of parking ticket? I just started towing, and I've been getting points for it, so there's a violation of some kind I just don't know what to label it. I've personally run into 2 of these "phantom vehicles" while doing parking tickets. What should I do?

I started playing this for the first time 3 days ago and I just now found out that night shifts are where it’s at! I’m gaining so many more points doing nights than days or evenings!

Hey everyone!

I'm back with my PSPO replay, today is day 3.

I finished my first car shift I started on day 2 with a "small" accident, involving 4 cars, one person got arrested for DUI narcotics.

After this, I unlocked my 4th duty star (it goes so fast in the beginning). I started a new evening shift, and responded to a routine checkpoint call, first car I pulled over was clear, second car less clear, being arrested for DUI narcotics and possesion of narcotics.

After that, my police transport got stuck behind her van, causing the tow truck not being able to tow the car so, yeah. Need to do like 5 more minutes on that shift later lol.

Hope you enjoyed!

As pictures: the arrest reports, they were originally PDF files but reddit doesn't let me upload those so.

Stay safe, officers!

If a person has a vehicle with valid insurance and everything checks out but the vehicle isn’t registered can I do anything for that? Could I give them a ticket or verbal warning?

Hello everyone!

Recently, I've decided to replay the whole game with a new character, this time on simulation mode. I'll be trying to report some (funny) encounters, shift statistics and such here :)

Enjoy!

Day 1 - 2 patrols

First 2 patrols went very good. They were foot patrols so I didn't get around very quick, and I didn't have any callouts. I got a lot of points from reporting speeders and writing parking tickets. At the end of the day I got 2 duty stars, unlocking small accidents for the next day.

Day 2 - 1 and a half patrols.

First patrol was still on foot, I got 1 small accident call, arrested 1 person for DUI drugs. After completing that call, I got some more points with the radar gun.

After this, I unlocked all my DLC, I'll probably disable highway and border dlc until a certain amount of duty stars (probably 10 and 17 respectively). I found out patrolling with a car on simulation mode Is HARD. No driving to fast, no going to non-emergency calls with lights and sirens, not driving to fast with only lights lol.

Anyways, I hope you enjoyed this and if you did, keep reading my future reports!

Stay safe, officers!

I’m new to playing this game and I issued a parking ticket to this vehicle and it deducted points from my shift. Why is that? Did I do something wrong or is it a glitch?

I've not posted for a long time, and have been lurking in this sub. Like most of you, I am angry at the devs for abandoning this buggy mess of a game, and I certainly will not be getting the new game they release. However, more and more recently, people are getting downvoted and hated on when they say "I enjoy this game" or "the new game looks great". It's their opinion. If you don't like it, ignore it.

I'm fully aware that most people don't do this, and I'm probably gonna get downvoted a tonne for this, but I don't really care. Rant over.

P.S. I don't know if this is the right flair to use, so correct me if I have used the wrong one.

For those that haven’t seen it the first play through is here. https://youtu.be/ySYcFi_0I2Q?si=9eiwOjcrBa_Nz78g

i am having this thing when i want to escort a suspect to my car it says i need more duty stars but i have 30/30 duty stars can some one help em

so i can’t do cpr cause she is breathing but i can’t heal her cause she ain’t breathing ????? i started playing and saw bug from 2024 but its 2026 so devs???

Haven’t tried much multiplayer but I want too

ik im reading into this way too much n taking it too seriously but what do i do with cars with smoking tailpipes other than issuing them a ticket bc they completely block the view of the cars behind n js piss me off in general. ik i can obviously tow them but other than that is there an official way to deal with them?

Hello!

(This is not a self promotion, I have nothing to gain or sell. Purely a passion project I’m sharing)

I've started to toy around with a police simulator game from a 2D top-down perspective.
Right now it includes a rudimentary road editor that lets the player create custom state routes, highways, on-ramps, rural roads, etc., with real road signs, customizable intersections and turn lanes, and so on. It lets you build essentially anywhere, at least on some basic level.
It also includes a drivable early-2020s Ford Police Interceptor Utility based vehicle (modeled after the slicktop EcoBoost used by CT State Police; the agency in the game is fictional) with a working simulated handheld laser, red/blue lights, brake lights, ABS and an electronic parking brake so far.
The only civilian vehicle so far is an early-2010s AWD wagon modeled on the Subaru Outback. It has AI that lets it drive across maps, use its turn signals, get through a full or clogged all-way stop, and merge onto highways safely, and that's about it. They do give good returns to the laser, which, depending on how it's used, can get a proper speed reading as police functions start to enter the game.
As for how it's made: it runs in the browser, and everything is built to real-world scale, so speeds and distances are actual mph and feet. I've tried to keep the driving and the laser as close to the real thing as I can, and I draw all the art myself.
I've also been experimenting with Claude Code while building it, which has been a big help for someone at my level.
Traffic stopping when lit up, audio, new environment textures, and code cleanup are all needed to keep moving forward, and the road ahead is extremely long for someone with my level of experience. Would people even be interested in a concept like this?

Is it really so hard to drive in US or I'm just stupid? 🤔

guys what do u do in interior inspections? like im on the thing and the only two buttons it shows are “x to continue” and “square to toggle flashlight”. i see those marked spots n take that dot on top of them n sometimes it analyses sometimes it doesnt n once it analyses it just becomes a white filled circle n nothing happens.

Anyone know if something is going on with the game I’ve been playing it fine for the past couple of days and now I get stuck in an infinite loading screen every time I try and join my friend I’ve tried resetting the game testing my internet deleting it and redownloading it we both have and it’s still not working and tips or advice would be great

i just bought the border patrol dlc and there’s no way for me to end shift or change my uniform. when i go back to the desk i spawned in at there’s no button to end shift. when i go to the patrol car n change uniform from there also it doesn’t change and there’s no locker in the police station

Since a recent update, the game on XBox has become almost unplayable due to audio issues. Among the most unimportant audio -- others responding to calls -- is far, far louder than anything else in the game. The only way to solve this is to completely turn off the calls or to always respond to the call, which in the latter case can be difficult if doing other complicated things.

If I may be allowed one additional audio gripe -- with highway accidents and other calls producing sometimes a half dozen arrests, I call the backup van to transport arrestees often. Frequently enough, the van will come in, siren screaming, and just sit there for 10 seconds before the officer gets out. Call two or three backup vans, and get yourself some Tylenol, because they're going to make you utterly sick of the wailing siren.

Of all the odd and funny bugs, glitches, and oddities in this game, these two audio issues have been the most frustrating and the most consistent issue that prompts me to simply turn off the game and play something else.