The people you stop finally have paper on them.
A fugitive task force for ERS. A court that keeps the streets stocked with wanted people, a red WARRANT HIT the moment an officer runs one, and tips that put the actual fugitive in front of you. Same face, same name, same warrant.
Runs on Standalone, ESX or QBCore.
Needs ERS (night_ers 1.8.17+) and Night Shifts MDT, plus oxmysql and ox_lib. ERS has to be wired to the MDT, which it is by default.
The MDT identifies a pedestrian by their appearance, and the task force is built on that. The fugitive you were tipped about is the one standing on the corner when you get there.
Nobody is ever sent to arrest a name the MDT won't confirm, and a warrant never changes hands.
What your officers notice first
The banner
Pull someone over. Running subject. Then the banner: name, DOB, photo, the warrant, the charge from your own penal code, the risk tier, and ARMED & DANGEROUS if they are. Every other unit on duty hears it.
Run, fight, or come quietly
A runner bolts and ERS starts a real pursuit. A fighter draws. The nervous one might try it. The compliant one goes quietly. You don't know which until you tell them you know.
The same person, every time
Tip, sighting, BOLO, sweep: it's always the named fugitive with the warrant on file, not whoever happened to spawn nearby.
Booking means something
Cuff them and take them in the way you always have. The warrant is executed in the MDT, the flags and BOLOs clear, a criminal record with the charge is filed, and the officer scores.
The task force, put plainly
The fugitive you were tipped about is the one standing on the corner.
Same face. Same name. Same paper.
The Warrant Desk
A tablet built for the job.
The whole docket
Every active warrant as a card: mugshot, charge, risk tier, last seen, and the points on offer. Search, filter by type and risk, sort six ways, and page through it however big it gets.
Everything on one person
Warrants, PNC flags, vehicles with one-click BOLO, sightings, records, notes, history, GPS to last seen, a printable wanted poster, and the button that sends the task force after them.
Write it, then call the judge
Pick the subject, the type and a charge from your penal code, write the affidavit, and call the duty judge. Thin applications get denied.
The tip line rings
Every 20 to 40 minutes. Respond and the task force sets the scene up for you. Or work your sources on demand with one button.
Points and rank
Clearances, the leaderboard, and the rank ladder. Somebody on your server is going to care about that leaderboard a lot.
Everything it did
Every warrant issued, every hit, every clearance. If something happened, it's in the log.
Six task-force callouts
Offered by ERS like any other callout. The resource installs them itself.
- Fugitive located
- Wanted subject sighting
- BOLO vehicle: the fugitive driving their own registered car
- Bench warrant service
- High-risk armed fugitive with crew
- Warrant sweep with three subjects
Built to fit the server you already run
Every warrant, flag, record and charge is written through Night Shifts MDT's own exports. It shows on the MDT's pages, nothing is duplicated, and if you run AI Voice & Dispatch she reads it straight back on a name run.
Charges come from the codes in your MDT, arrestable ones for arrest warrants. Custody centres are read from your ERS config.
Warrants the MDT generated on people nobody has ever met are useless to a task force, because there's no one to go and arrest. This works those up in the background while officers are on duty, so a server sitting on hundreds of old warrants ends up with a board you can actually work.
A pursuit that ends without an arrest issues a warrant for evading, with a face on file, so the task force can go back for them later.
Only stops and pursuits run people automatically. Officers ask for ID and run them. Every automatic behaviour is a config switch if you want the arcade version.
Copy one folder, add three lines to server.cfg, and restart night_ers once. It installs its own ERS callouts.
UseNightShiftsMDT = true, the default).Give the board some paper
One resource. The Warrant Desk, six task-force callouts, and real MDT warrants. $75, one-time. Got a question first? Ask me in Discord, I'm potatoloverlord.