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| front_image = PolicePatrol-GTA4-front.jpg |
| front_image = PolicePatrol-GTA4-front.jpg |
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| image_size = 300 |
| image_size = 300 |
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+ | | caption = A Police Patrol in [[Grand Theft Auto IV|GTA IV]] |
| rear_image = PolicePatrol-GTA4-rear.jpg |
| rear_image = PolicePatrol-GTA4-rear.jpg |
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| manufacturer = [[Declasse]] |
| manufacturer = [[Declasse]] |
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− | | related = [[Merit |
+ | | related = [[Merit]] |
| vehicle_type = [[:Category:Law Enforcement Vehicles|Law enforcement car]] |
| vehicle_type = [[:Category:Law Enforcement Vehicles|Law enforcement car]] |
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| body_style = [[:Category:4-Door Sedans and Coupes|4-door sedan]] |
| body_style = [[:Category:4-Door Sedans and Coupes|4-door sedan]] |
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− | | capacity = 4 (driver and 3 passengers) |
+ | | capacity = 4 <small>(driver and 3 passengers)</small> |
− | | appearances = [[Grand Theft Auto |
+ | | appearances = ''[[Grand Theft Auto IV]]''<br>''[[The Lost and Damned]]''<br>''[[The Ballad of Gay Tony]]''<br>''[[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars|GTA Chinatown Wars]]'' |
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− | The [[Declasse]] '''Police Patrol''' is a [[Merit]] |
+ | The [[Declasse]] '''Police Patrol''' is a [[Merit]] modified for police service in ''[[Grand Theft Auto IV]]''. In ''[[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]]'', it is depicted as a generic police car, possibly representing both GTA IV's Police Patrol, as well as the [[Police Cruiser]]. |
== Description == |
== Description == |
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− | The Police Patrol's front is modeled after the eighth generation [[wikipedia:Chevrolet Impala#Police Package|Chevrolet Impala Police Edition]] while the back [[File:Police2_badges.png|thumb]]is from the ninth generation. It can be found on the streets of [[Liberty City in GTA IV|Liberty City]] along with the [[Police Cruiser]]. The vehicle is manufactured by [[Declasse]] |
+ | The Police Patrol's front is modeled after the eighth generation [[wikipedia:Chevrolet Impala#Police Package|Chevrolet Impala Police Edition]] while the back [[File:Police2_badges.png|thumb]]is from the ninth generation. It can be found on the streets of [[Liberty City in GTA IV|Liberty City]] along with the [[Police Cruiser]]. The vehicle is manufactured by [[Declasse]]. |
The Patrol is generally used as a patrol vehicle rather than a pursuit vehicle, due to it being slower and heavier than the [[Police Cruiser]] (the acceleration is about the same). |
The Patrol is generally used as a patrol vehicle rather than a pursuit vehicle, due to it being slower and heavier than the [[Police Cruiser]] (the acceleration is about the same). |
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+ | Like the Cruiser, the Patrol's livery is clearly based on those of the [http://img223.imageshack.us/img223/805/ajmnypd1328tn6.jpg New York Police Department's vehicles]. |
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In GTA Chinatown Wars, the Patrol bears [[wp:Los Angeles Police Department|LAPD]]-style markings, rather than the LCPD style, making the car more immediately recognizable as a police car via the DS interface; the car also incorporates GTA IV's police computer for use in vigilante side missions, and being the defacto police car in the game, is the fastest sedan-based law-enforcement vehicle in the game, with responsive controls and good durability. In cutscenes, the car in its GTA IV form may be seen (alongside the [[Police Cruiser]]), but is depicted with omitted rear quarter glasses. |
In GTA Chinatown Wars, the Patrol bears [[wp:Los Angeles Police Department|LAPD]]-style markings, rather than the LCPD style, making the car more immediately recognizable as a police car via the DS interface; the car also incorporates GTA IV's police computer for use in vigilante side missions, and being the defacto police car in the game, is the fastest sedan-based law-enforcement vehicle in the game, with responsive controls and good durability. In cutscenes, the car in its GTA IV form may be seen (alongside the [[Police Cruiser]]), but is depicted with omitted rear quarter glasses. |
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The PSP depiction of the Police Patrol in GTA CW looks more similar to its GTA IV counterpart. It differs in which "LCPD" is written on the roof the car, unlike the DS/iOS versions. |
The PSP depiction of the Police Patrol in GTA CW looks more similar to its GTA IV counterpart. It differs in which "LCPD" is written on the roof the car, unlike the DS/iOS versions. |
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− | It is likely it will return in GTA V, and resembles a 2013 Chevrolet Caprice Police Patrol Vehicle. |
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− | |<gallery width="auto" perrow="6" style="font-size:95%; padding:0;" widths="120"> |
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PolicePatrol-GTA4-front.jpg|GTA IV (<small>[[:Image:PolicePatrol-GTA4-rear.jpg|Rear quarter view]]</small>). |
PolicePatrol-GTA4-front.jpg|GTA IV (<small>[[:Image:PolicePatrol-GTA4-rear.jpg|Rear quarter view]]</small>). |
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− | PolicePatrol-GTACW.png|GTA Chinatown Wars. |
+ | PolicePatrol-GTACW.png|GTA Chinatown Wars (DS version). |
+ | imagepatrol.jpg|GTA Chinatown Wars (iOS version). |
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PolicePatrol-GTACW-busted.png|Pre-rendered in GTA Chinatown Wars, as depicted when the player is "[[Busted]]". |
PolicePatrol-GTACW-busted.png|Pre-rendered in GTA Chinatown Wars, as depicted when the player is "[[Busted]]". |
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+ | [[File:Gta_police_cur_car.jpg|thumb|400px|The cut car in GTA V.]] |
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− | Franklin&Chaos-GTAV.jpg|The rumored Police Patrol burning inGTA V. |
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</gallery> |
</gallery> |
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− | |} |
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− | == Use in |
+ | == Use in Side-Missions == |
− | When the player is stationary in any police vehicle they can access the [[Police Computer|police computer]], which lets the player search for the [[Most Wanted|most wanted criminals]], see what the most recent crimes are, search the police records and even call for backup. This is where the player can start the [[Vigilante]] style side missions and the Most Wanted side missions. |
+ | When the [[Niko Bellic|player]] is stationary in any police vehicle, they can access the [[Police Computer|police computer]], which lets the player search for the [[Most Wanted|most wanted criminals]], see what the most recent crimes are, search the police records and even call for backup. This is where the player can start the [[Vigilante]] style side missions and the Most Wanted side missions. |
− | ==Trivia== |
+ | == Trivia == |
[[Image:PoliceCar-GTACW-papercraft.jpg|275px|thumb|right|A rendering of the papercraft "Police Car" from the GTA Chinatown Wars section of the [[Rockstar Games Social Club]].]] |
[[Image:PoliceCar-GTACW-papercraft.jpg|275px|thumb|right|A rendering of the papercraft "Police Car" from the GTA Chinatown Wars section of the [[Rockstar Games Social Club]].]] |
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* Although distinct from the Police Cruiser, the Patrol has "Police Cruiser" badging in GTA IV. The same badge is seen on the back of the actual Police Cruiser. |
* Although distinct from the Police Cruiser, the Patrol has "Police Cruiser" badging in GTA IV. The same badge is seen on the back of the actual Police Cruiser. |
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* Under the "[[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars|Chinatown Wars]]" section of the [[Rockstar Games Social Club]] website, members may download a printable papercraft model of a "Police Car". The car's design is a cross between the [[Police Car|police cars]] depicted in [[Grand Theft Auto III|GTA III]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories|GTA Liberty City Stories]], as well as newer police cars seen in GTA IV and GTA Chinatown Wars. |
* Under the "[[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars|Chinatown Wars]]" section of the [[Rockstar Games Social Club]] website, members may download a printable papercraft model of a "Police Car". The car's design is a cross between the [[Police Car|police cars]] depicted in [[Grand Theft Auto III|GTA III]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories|GTA Liberty City Stories]], as well as newer police cars seen in GTA IV and GTA Chinatown Wars. |
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− | *Like other emergency vehicles with roof-mounted strobe lights in GTA IV, the Police Patrol's siren will malfunction by wailing in random, distorted pitches if the strobe light housing is significantly damaged by gunfire, falling objects, or rolling of the vehicle. The second and third sirens noises are also disabled, leaving the car with only the malfunctioning siren noise. |
+ | * Like other emergency vehicles with roof-mounted strobe lights in GTA IV, the Police Patrol's siren will malfunction by wailing in random, distorted pitches if the strobe light housing is significantly damaged by gunfire, falling objects, or rolling of the vehicle. The second and third sirens noises are also disabled, leaving the car with only the malfunctioning siren noise. |
* Unlike the Police Cruiser, you cannot get the Police Patrol in multiplayer for unknown reasons. Only the Police Cruiser remains at police stations in GTA IV, and can be seen patrolling if you have Police turned on in your multiplayer preferences. |
* Unlike the Police Cruiser, you cannot get the Police Patrol in multiplayer for unknown reasons. Only the Police Cruiser remains at police stations in GTA IV, and can be seen patrolling if you have Police turned on in your multiplayer preferences. |
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+ | * In [[Grand Theft Auto V|GTA V]], it is replaced by the [[Interceptor]]. |
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− | * In a screenshot for GTA V, a different police vehicle is shown chasing a car thief. It is unknown if this is the Police Patrol, the final version of the Police Cruiser or a second Police Cruiser. Judging by the decal, it is probably made by Vapid. |
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* When turning corners at high speeds in the Police Patrol, it has a tendency to roll over. |
* When turning corners at high speeds in the Police Patrol, it has a tendency to roll over. |
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* Interestingly, the Police Patrol is more likely to spawn than the Police Cruiser if you're in Broker. |
* Interestingly, the Police Patrol is more likely to spawn than the Police Cruiser if you're in Broker. |
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− | * The Police Patrol |
+ | * The Police Patrol and the [[Police Cruiser ]]are almost identical with the NYPD Police Cars. |
+ | * On the [[Southernsanandreassuperautos.com]] website, it describes the [[Fugitive|Cheval Fugitive]] as being a car of choice for police. However, there is no Police variant in the game at the time of this writing. This may have been a beta replacement for the Police Patrol, being a DeClasse platform vehicle. |
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− | ==Glitches== |
+ | == Glitches == |
* Be careful when attempting to "save" a Police Patrol (or Police Cruiser) in a parking spot. Often times police officers will just enter the car and drive off, despite it being parked in "your" parking spot. This occurs with either a lone policeman, or if a policeman is chasing and apprehending a non-player criminal on the street then both will enter the car and the police officer will drive off. This tends to occur more often after just loading a save. |
* Be careful when attempting to "save" a Police Patrol (or Police Cruiser) in a parking spot. Often times police officers will just enter the car and drive off, despite it being parked in "your" parking spot. This occurs with either a lone policeman, or if a policeman is chasing and apprehending a non-player criminal on the street then both will enter the car and the police officer will drive off. This tends to occur more often after just loading a save. |
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+ | == Navigation == |
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{{Navboxes |
{{Navboxes |
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|title= Navigation |
|title= Navigation |
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[[Category:Police]] |
[[Category:Police]] |
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[[Category:Law Enforcement Vehicles]] |
[[Category:Law Enforcement Vehicles]] |
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+ | [[Category:Sedans]] |
[[Category:Emergency Vehicles]] |
[[Category:Emergency Vehicles]] |
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+ | [[Category:Vehicles manufactured by Declasse]] |
Revision as of 17:21, 25 March 2015
Template:Infobox vehicles
The Declasse Police Patrol is a Merit modified for police service in Grand Theft Auto IV. In Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars, it is depicted as a generic police car, possibly representing both GTA IV's Police Patrol, as well as the Police Cruiser.
Description
The Police Patrol's front is modeled after the eighth generation Chevrolet Impala Police Edition while the back
is from the ninth generation. It can be found on the streets of Liberty City along with the Police Cruiser. The vehicle is manufactured by Declasse.
The Patrol is generally used as a patrol vehicle rather than a pursuit vehicle, due to it being slower and heavier than the Police Cruiser (the acceleration is about the same).
Like the Cruiser, the Patrol's livery is clearly based on those of the New York Police Department's vehicles.
In GTA Chinatown Wars, the Patrol bears LAPD-style markings, rather than the LCPD style, making the car more immediately recognizable as a police car via the DS interface; the car also incorporates GTA IV's police computer for use in vigilante side missions, and being the defacto police car in the game, is the fastest sedan-based law-enforcement vehicle in the game, with responsive controls and good durability. In cutscenes, the car in its GTA IV form may be seen (alongside the Police Cruiser), but is depicted with omitted rear quarter glasses.
The PSP depiction of the Police Patrol in GTA CW looks more similar to its GTA IV counterpart. It differs in which "LCPD" is written on the roof the car, unlike the DS/iOS versions.
Use in Side-Missions
When the player is stationary in any police vehicle, they can access the police computer, which lets the player search for the most wanted criminals, see what the most recent crimes are, search the police records and even call for backup. This is where the player can start the Vigilante style side missions and the Most Wanted side missions.
Trivia
- Although distinct from the Police Cruiser, the Patrol has "Police Cruiser" badging in GTA IV. The same badge is seen on the back of the actual Police Cruiser.
- Under the "Chinatown Wars" section of the Rockstar Games Social Club website, members may download a printable papercraft model of a "Police Car". The car's design is a cross between the police cars depicted in GTA III and GTA Liberty City Stories, as well as newer police cars seen in GTA IV and GTA Chinatown Wars.
- Like other emergency vehicles with roof-mounted strobe lights in GTA IV, the Police Patrol's siren will malfunction by wailing in random, distorted pitches if the strobe light housing is significantly damaged by gunfire, falling objects, or rolling of the vehicle. The second and third sirens noises are also disabled, leaving the car with only the malfunctioning siren noise.
- Unlike the Police Cruiser, you cannot get the Police Patrol in multiplayer for unknown reasons. Only the Police Cruiser remains at police stations in GTA IV, and can be seen patrolling if you have Police turned on in your multiplayer preferences.
- In GTA V, it is replaced by the Interceptor.
- When turning corners at high speeds in the Police Patrol, it has a tendency to roll over.
- Interestingly, the Police Patrol is more likely to spawn than the Police Cruiser if you're in Broker.
- The Police Patrol and the Police Cruiser are almost identical with the NYPD Police Cars.
- On the Southernsanandreassuperautos.com website, it describes the Cheval Fugitive as being a car of choice for police. However, there is no Police variant in the game at the time of this writing. This may have been a beta replacement for the Police Patrol, being a DeClasse platform vehicle.
Glitches
- Be careful when attempting to "save" a Police Patrol (or Police Cruiser) in a parking spot. Often times police officers will just enter the car and drive off, despite it being parked in "your" parking spot. This occurs with either a lone policeman, or if a policeman is chasing and apprehending a non-player criminal on the street then both will enter the car and the police officer will drive off. This tends to occur more often after just loading a save.