COMMANDS / KEYBINDS

/onduty <department> <callsign>

Allows you to head on-duty in-game. Once on-duty you will receive 911 calls, as well as be able to use the /radio command. You will also be given a standard patrol loadout.

<department> is where you should enter the abbreviation for the department you are heading on-duty as:

• "lspd" - Los Santos Police Department

• "lssd" - Los Santos Sheriff's Department

• "bcsd" - Blaine County Sheriff's Department

• "sahp" - San Andreas Highway Patrol

• Smaller departments have their own abbreviations, exercise critical thinking to figure those out, most have custom MDTs to verify if they're correct.

<callsign> is where you enter your specific callsign. For the format, refer to section 201.02 of the Manual.

/setRadioAgency LEO

Allows you to utilize the in-game radio.

/drag <ID>

Used to drag someone. If they are the closest person to you, you can also just do "/drag". To release them, repeat the command.

/cuff <ID>

Used to cuff someone. If they are the closest person to you, you can just do "/cuff". To uncuff someone, just repeat the command.

/jail <ID> <time> <reason>

Allows you to jail someone.

<time> is however long you are sending them to jail for in seconds, maximum being 600 seconds.

<reason> is the full Penal Code name of every charge you are sentencing them with, and nothing else, e.g. "(1)04.Battery, (1)12.False Imprisonment and (8)19. Reckless Driving."

/unjail <ID>

Allows you to unjail someone. Normally used when they don't get automatically released once their sentence is finished.

/unrack <number> or <weapon name>

Allows you to retrieve a long-gun from your cruiser. The numbers and names are as follows:

• Patrol rifle: "1" or "rifle"

• 12 gauge shotgun: "2" or "shotgun"

• Less Than Lethal (Beanbag) Shotgun: "3" or "beanbag"

• Less Than Lethal 40mm Launcher: "4" or "40mm"

So for example, if you wanted to grab a shotgun you would type "/unrack 2" or "/unrack shotgun"

/rack

Allows you to put your weapon back into the cruiser. 

/spike <number>

Allows you to lay spike strips down in front of you. The number is how many lanes you wish the spikes to go across between 1 and 4. So if you wanted to spike both lanes of a 2 lane street, you would type "/spike 2" 

/run <text>

Allows you to run specific information on your MDT in-game. Will be shown globally.

For example if you want to run a plate you would type "/run 00DGU297".

/search <text>

Allows you to search something in-game. Will be shown globally.

For example if you want to search a suspect you could type "/search the suspect in the black hat".

/radar

Bring up the radar remote control.

/prop

Brings up the Prop menu. This allows you to spawn basic scene props such as cones and barriers.

/trafficmenu

Brings up the Traffic Menu. This allows you to create speed zones, and to edit vehicle nodes to create detours for AI traffic.

/pepperspray or /oc

Allows you to pull out your can of pepperspray. Anyone who you spray will become incapacitated for a short while. 

/trunk

Opens the trunk of your current vehicle. 

/binoculars or /binoc

Allows you to use binoculars to zoom in on something. Can also be used in a car. 

/emotes

Brings up the Emotes menu. 

/hh 

Toggle hand on holster.

/eas

Used by Watch Commanders for Blue/Amber Alerts.

"X" key on English layout keyboard

Hand on your holster toggle key. / Turn on your radar remote.