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Brutal Police Job lists compatibility with ESX, QBCore, QBOX, Standalone. Review the description and requirements on this page for any extra setup notes before installing it on your server.

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Brutal Police Job for FiveM - ESX/QBCore Job

Name: Brutal Police Job
Brand: VertexMods
SKU: brutal-police-job
Price: 29.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Brutal Police Job - All-in-One Law Enforcement System

Brutal Police Job delivers everything law enforcement needs in a single, optimized package. Instead of juggling multiple incompatible scripts that drain performance and create conflicts, you get a unified police system with job menu, MDT, prison, speed cameras, and plate readers—all working seamlessly together. Built for both ESX and QBCore with support for multiple UI frameworks, this comprehensive police solution makes it easier for officers to focus on roleplay instead of fighting with clunky interfaces.

What sets Brutal Police Job apart is its remarkable optimization. While running six major police systems simultaneously, it maintains 0.00-0.03ms resource usage—far better than piecing together separate scripts that often conflict and consume 10x more resources. The clean, intuitive interface works perfectly on any screen resolution, and the extensive configuration options let you customize everything from job permissions to billing integrations.

What's Included

This all-in-one package provides a complete police infrastructure: full job system with customizable menus, integrated Mobile Data Terminal for records management, prison system with escape mechanics for criminal roleplay, automated speed camera network for traffic enforcement, and advanced plate reader technology for vehicle checks. Everything is designed to work together without conflicts, saving you hours of troubleshooting and compatibility testing.

Core Systems

Full Police Job System - Complete law enforcement job with duty toggles, equipment access, vehicle spawning, armory management, and job-specific commands
Integrated Job Menu - Comprehensive menu system with arrest options, fine issuance, vehicle impound, evidence collection, backup requests, and officer tools
Mobile Data Terminal (MDT) - Built-in computer system for warrant checks, criminal records, vehicle registration lookups, and incident reporting
Prison System - Functional jail with configurable sentences, prisoner activities, escape opportunities for extended roleplay scenarios, and automatic release tracking
Speed Camera Network - Automated traffic enforcement with configurable speed zones, photo evidence capture, automatic fine generation, and location tracking
Plate Reader / Vehicle Control - Real-time plate scanning for stolen vehicles, active warrants, registration status, and BOLO alerts with automatic notifications

Framework & Integration Support

Dual Framework - Works with both ESX and QBCore without modification
UI Framework Support - Compatible with oxlib, okokTextUI, ESXTextUI, and QBDrawText—use what your server already has
Billing Integration - Connects with okokBilling, esx_billing, and jaksam_billing for fine processing
Inventory Compatibility - All major inventory systems supported for equipment and evidence management
Discord Logging - Comprehensive webhook logging for administrative oversight and evidence retention

Key Features

Multiple Job Support - Create separate departments like police, sheriff, state police, and federal agencies with unique permissions and access levels
Universal Screen Compatibility - NUI interface perfectly scales from 1366x768 to 4K displays without layout issues
Easy Translation - All text in clean language files, no digging through code to translate interface elements
Exceptional Performance - Entire system runs at 0.00-0.03ms, lighter than most single-feature police scripts
Discord Integration - Log arrests, fines, vehicle impounds, evidence collection, and administrative actions to Discord webhooks
Configurable Permissions - Set what each rank can access in the menu, MDT, armory, and vehicle spawner
Modular Disable Options - Don't need speed cameras? Turn off any system you don't want without breaking others

Perfect For

Server owners tired of incompatible police scripts that conflict with each other
Communities wanting professional law enforcement without performance sacrifices
Servers running ESX or QBCore looking for a complete police solution
Departments needing speed cameras and plate readers but not wanting separate scripts
Admins who value optimization and want their server running smoothly
Roleplay servers requiring prison escapes and extended criminal justice gameplay

Technical Requirements

Framework: ESX or QBCore
Server Artifacts: Version 5181 or higher (required for modern FiveM features)
Game Build: 2189 or higher (most servers already meet this)
License Key: Must own server license key on same account as Tebex purchase
Dependencies: One of: oxlib, okokTextUI, ESXTextUI, or QBDrawText for notifications

Installation & Setup

Ensure your server artifacts and game build meet the minimum requirements above
Extract brutal_police folder to your resources directory
Configure config.lua with your framework choice (ESX or QBCore), UI preference, billing system, and job names
Import the SQL file to create necessary database tables for MDT and prison
Add ensure brutal_police to your server.cfg
Restart server to gain in-game access—license authentication happens automatically
Configure speed camera locations and plate reader zones in the config as needed

What Makes It Stand Out

Most police systems force you to install 5-6 separate scripts: one for the job, another for MDT, a third for prison, then speed cameras, plate readers, and job menus—each from different developers with different coding styles. The result? Conflicts, performance issues, and hours wasted troubleshooting incompatibilities. Brutal Police Job solves this by designing everything together from day one. All systems share the same framework integration, use consistent configurations, and are optimized as a unit rather than bolted together. The 0.00-0.03ms performance proves it—this does more work than six scripts while using less resources than one poorly-coded alternative.

The prison escape system adds depth that basic jail scripts lack. Criminals aren't just stuck in a cell counting down time—they can attempt escapes, creating opportunities for police chases and extended roleplay. Speed cameras provide passive traffic enforcement even when officers are busy with other calls. The plate reader gives officers the same technology real police use, scanning plates in real-time and alerting to stolen vehicles or active warrants automatically. Everything works together to create a complete, realistic law enforcement experience.

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