Modern MissionRow PD
Revolutionize your server's law enforcement operations with Modern MissionRow PD, a complete redesign of Los Santos' iconic police headquarters that transforms the dated, cramped original interior int...
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Modern MissionRow PD - Contemporary Police Station MLO for Law Enforcement Roleplay
Revolutionize your server's law enforcement operations with Modern MissionRow PD, a complete redesign of Los Santos' iconic police headquarters that transforms the dated, cramped original interior into a contemporary, fully-functional police facility that meets the demands of serious roleplay. This isn't just a cosmetic update - it's a comprehensive reimagining of what a modern police station should be, providing the spaces, functionality, and professional atmosphere that law enforcement roleplay deserves on your FiveM server.
What's Included
Modern MissionRow PD delivers a complete police station interior designed from the ground up to support realistic law enforcement roleplay. Every area has been carefully planned to serve specific police operations - from front desk civilian interactions to secure holding cells for suspects, from detective offices where investigations unfold to armories where officers gear up for patrol. The layout follows logical workflow patterns that real police stations use, creating an environment where police roleplay feels authentic rather than forced.
The modernization brings the visual aesthetic into contemporary policing standards. Clean lines, proper lighting, professional furniture, and organized spaces replace the cluttered, outdated look of the original MissionRow interior. This isn't about making the station unnecessarily fancy - it's about creating a workspace that feels functional, professional, and realistic for the officers who spend their entire shifts there.
Key Features
- Reception & Front Desk - Professional public-facing area where civilians file reports, pay fines, and interact with law enforcement
- Processing & Booking - Dedicated space for suspect intake, fingerprinting, photographing, and charging procedures
- Holding Cells - Secure temporary detention areas for suspects awaiting processing or transfer
- Interview Rooms - Private interrogation spaces where detectives question suspects and witnesses
- Detective Offices - Workspace for investigators working cases, reviewing evidence, and conducting research
- Briefing Room - Large assembly area for shift briefings, training, and department meetings
- Locker Rooms - Officer facilities for changing into uniform, storing personal items, and preparing for duty
- Armory - Secure weapons storage and equipment distribution point for duty officers
- Evidence Storage - Organized space for maintaining chain of custody on case evidence
- Command Offices - Private spaces for police leadership, supervisors, and administrative functions
- Break Room - Officer rest area with seating, refreshments, and informal meeting space
- Modern Lighting - Proper illumination throughout that creates professional atmosphere
- Optimized Layout - Logical flow between areas supports realistic police procedures and workflows
Perfect For
- Serious Police Roleplay - Departments focused on realistic law enforcement procedures and protocols
- Detective Investigations - Complex criminal investigations with evidence review and suspect interrogation
- Patrol Operations - Officers starting shifts, getting briefings, and equipping for street duty
- Suspect Processing - Complete booking procedures from arrest through charging and detention
- Training Programs - Police academy training, certification courses, and department education
- Department Management - Command staff operations, policy meetings, and administrative functions
- Civilian Interactions - Public-facing police services like report filing and record requests
- Multi-Department Coordination - Inter-agency meetings, task force operations, federal partnerships
Law Enforcement Workflow Integration
The station's design supports complete police roleplay scenarios from start to finish. Officers begin their shifts in the locker room, gearing up and storing personal items. They attend briefings in the assembly room, receiving assignments and intelligence updates. They visit the armory to draw weapons and equipment appropriate for their duties. Throughout their shift, they return to the station to process arrests - bringing suspects through booking, conducting interviews in dedicated rooms, securing evidence in storage, and completing paperwork at desks.
Detective work benefits enormously from having proper facilities. Investigators can review case files in private offices, interview witnesses in comfortable settings, interrogate suspects in controlled environments, and collaborate with colleagues in conference spaces. The station becomes a hub for ongoing investigations rather than just a spawn point for police characters.
Holding Cells & Processing
Suspect detention is a critical police function that the original MissionRow handled poorly. Modern MissionRow PD provides secure, properly-designed holding cells where arrested suspects await processing, court appearances, or transfer to corrections facilities. The cells are visible from processing areas, allowing officers to monitor detainees while completing paperwork and conducting interviews.
The booking area provides space for intake procedures - collecting personal effects, taking photographs and fingerprints, recording charges, and conducting initial interviews. These processes create roleplay opportunities beyond simple you're arrested, go to jail scenarios, allowing for character development, legal representation involvement, and procedural realism that enhances immersion.
Interview & Interrogation Rooms
Separate interview rooms enable different types of questioning with appropriate atmospheres. Witness interviews can occur in more comfortable settings, encouraging cooperation and detailed testimony. Suspect interrogations happen in controlled environments with security considerations. Informant meetings take place discreetly away from general police areas. Having dedicated spaces for these interactions makes them feel significant and allows for focused roleplay without distractions.
Command Structure & Administration
Police departments are hierarchical organizations requiring space for leadership and management. Modern MissionRow PD provides private offices for command staff - chiefs, captains, lieutenants, and supervisors who need space to make decisions, conduct confidential meetings, and handle administrative responsibilities. These areas separate rank structure spatially, reinforcing departmental hierarchy and creating opportunities for promotion-focused roleplay.
Administrative functions like scheduling, personnel management, policy development, and budget oversight all require workspace that the original MissionRow didn't provide. The modernized station acknowledges that police work isn't all street action - there's significant behind-the-scenes administration that keeps the department functional.
Installation
- Download the Modern MissionRow PD package from your purchase confirmation
- Extract the resource folder to your server's resources directory
- Add the resource to your server.cfg file
- Restart your server to load the new police station interior
- Visit MissionRow PD to see the modernized facility
- (Optional) Update police job scripts to use new room coordinates
Framework Compatibility
- ✅ ESX - Compatible with esx_policejob, esx_jail, and all ESX law enforcement scripts
- ✅ QBCore - Works seamlessly with qb-policejob, qb-prison, and QB justice systems
- ✅ QBOX - Full compatibility with QBOX police and corrections frameworks
- ✅ Standalone - Pure MLO that works on any server without framework dependencies
- ✅ Custom Police Scripts - The standardized layout integrates with any law enforcement resource
Technical Details
- Location: MissionRow, Downtown Los Santos (iconic LSPD headquarters)
- Type: Complete interior MLO replacement
- Style: Modern, contemporary police facility design
- Installation: Drag and drop - No complex configuration required
- Dependencies: None - Completely standalone MLO
- Performance: Optimized collision and rendering for smooth FPS
- Compatibility: Works with all police job scripts and justice system resources
- Features: Multiple specialized rooms for different police functions
What Makes It Stand Out
Many police MLOs focus purely on aesthetics - making the station look nicer without considering how police roleplay actually functions. Modern MissionRow PD takes a different approach, prioritizing functional spaces that support realistic law enforcement operations while also delivering contemporary visual design. The result is a station that's both attractive and practical, where form follows function rather than fighting against it.
The attention to police workflow is what truly sets this MLO apart. Everything from the placement of interview rooms near holding cells to the positioning of the armory relative to locker rooms has been considered through the lens of how would police actually use this space? This thoughtful design means officers can conduct realistic procedures without awkward workarounds or breaking immersion.
Creating Police Department Culture
A well-designed police station becomes more than just a building - it becomes the heart of your server's law enforcement culture. Officers gather there not just because they're required to, but because it's where their department lives. The break room becomes a place for informal mentoring between veterans and rookies. The briefing room hosts ceremonies, awards, and department traditions. The detective offices accumulate case files and investigation boards that tell ongoing stories. These organic developments happen when the physical space supports them.
Training Academy Applications
Beyond active police operations, Modern MissionRow PD provides excellent facilities for police academy training programs. The briefing room serves as a classroom for instruction. Interview rooms become practical training spaces for interrogation techniques. The armory supports weapons qualification courses. The station itself becomes a learning environment where recruits familiarize themselves with procedures before joining active duty. Departments running structured training programs will find the facility perfectly suited to educational roleplay.
Inter-Department Coordination
The modernized station accommodates collaboration between different law enforcement agencies. Federal agents, state police, and specialized units can meet with local LSPD in professional conference spaces. Joint task forces have workspace for coordinated operations. Multi-jurisdiction investigations can be managed from central command areas. This flexibility supports complex legal roleplay scenarios that go beyond basic patrol and arrest mechanics.
Civilian Access & Transparency
The public-facing reception area creates opportunities for civilian-police interaction beyond arrests. Citizens can file reports about crimes, request public records, pay traffic fines, or inquire about cases. This front desk area separates secure police operations from public access, creating realistic boundaries while still providing service to the community. It also creates jobs - administrative staff, records clerks, and liaison officers who interact with the public but aren't sworn officers.
Evidence & Case Management
Proper evidence storage facilities support servers running detailed investigation mechanics. Collected evidence from crime scenes needs secure storage with chain of custody documentation. Case files require organized archival. Seized property must be cataloged and secured. The station's evidence areas provide physical spaces for these systems, making investigations feel thorough and professional rather than just inventory management menus.
Shift Changes & Department Rhythm
The station's design supports the natural rhythm of police operations. Morning shifts gather for briefings, day watch patrols the streets, evening shifts handle different crime patterns, and night watch deals with unique challenges. Officers coming on duty and going off duty create organic traffic through the station, with locker rooms and briefing areas serving as transition spaces between roleplay states. This flow makes the department feel like a living organization rather than just a respawn point.
Support & Lifetime Access
Your purchase includes lifetime access to Modern MissionRow PD with all future updates and improvements. If you encounter installation issues or need assistance integrating the station with your police scripts and systems, support is available to ensure your law enforcement roleplay has the professional facility it deserves.
