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Last UpdatedSep 3, 2026
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Law Enforcement Infrastructure

Build the department.
Not the config file.

Departments, stations, grades, armories, charges, and prison points are created from an in-game admin panel and saved to your database. What ships is the whole law-enforcement stack: MDT, custody, evidence, prison, and the field tools officers actually use.

  • QBCore · QBX · ESX Legacy
  • Runtime configurable
  • Replaces qb-policejob / esx_policejob
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12

MDT tabs

100

Pre-loaded charges

3

Prisoner jobs

3

Frameworks via o-link

[ 01 ]

One tablet runs the department.

The MDT is the on-duty home screen: a live officer map, person and vehicle search, case files, warrants, BOLOs, and a weapon registry. Every tab can be switched off for lighter servers.

  • Person profiles show identity, vehicles, criminal record, warrants, evidence, mugshots, and licenses
  • Dashboard, Dispatch, Persons, Vehicles, Weapons, Reports, Charges, Fines, Warrants, BOLOs, Video Storage, and Catalog tabs
  • Server-side caps on fines, charge counts, and jail time prevent abuse
  • Optional tablet prop and animation so nearby players see the officer using it
[ 02 ]

From cuffs to cell in one flow.

Cuff, search, escort, book. The intake screen totals charges, fines, and jail time, captures a mugshot, and commits the sentence, then strips, jails, and releases the inmate on the clock.

  • Front, rear, and downed cuff detection, plus escort, carry, headbag, and zip-tie interactions
  • Mugshots captured through screenshot-basic during booking
  • Per-department stripping policy: keep items, move them to a locker, or wipe, with an always-keep whitelist
  • Sentences can keep counting down while the inmate is offline
[ 03 ]

Charges that cost something.

A 100-entry charge catalog seeds on first run and is managed from the MDT. Fines route to the treasury, jail time flows straight into custody, and every sentence adjustment is logged with the officer who made it.

  • Import and export the whole penal code as CSV, with a preview before anything saves
  • Configurable split of fine revenue between the department treasury and the state
  • Fines issue as banking invoices when Oxide Banking is installed
  • Jail-time overrides for time served or plea deals, permission-gated and capped
[ 04 ]

Radar, cameras, and everything in the trunk.

Handheld and vehicle radar, placeable speed cameras, bodycam and CCTV viewers, a breathalyzer, spike strips, wheel clamps, and tracking bands, each gated to on-duty officers.

  • Handheld speed radar, plus front and rear vehicle radar on fleet cars with the radar addon
  • Admin-placed speed cameras with per-camera limits, sensor radius, and fine multipliers
  • Bodycam streaming with recorded clips that land in the MDT Video Storage tab
  • Placeable barriers, cones, and spike strips from the officer action menu
[ 05 ]

Time served, or time worked off.

Inmates shorten their sentence with mining, cleaning, and electrical jobs, spend cash at a prison shop, and get a free meal in configured windows. Die inside and a revive cutscene keeps them behind the walls.

  • Mining, cleaning, and an electrical minigame each take real seconds off the sentence
  • Prison shop with an admin-defined catalog and free meal windows
  • Prison revive cutscene returns dead inmates to a configured revive point
  • Add, reduce, or set remaining time with admin commands, even for offline prisoners
[ 06 ]

The radio comes in the box.

Oxide Police ships with the Oxide Radio resource. Set up department channels with job and rank restrictions, and officers are tuned to the default channel the moment they clock on.

  • Channels reserved per job with a minimum rank and a duty-only toggle
  • Auto-tune on clock-on without moving players already on a channel
  • Badge numbers show beside officer names on the channel roster
  • Encrypted frequencies and a handheld panel players use in the field
[ 07 ]

In the
field.

More of Oxide Police as players see it. Click any capture to enlarge.

  • Custody: escort

  • Vehicles tab: plate lookup

[ 08 ]

What's in
the box.

One resource. One install.

Everything below ships together, with full documentation for setup, configuration, and admin tooling.

Included
  • In-game department builder (/police admin)
  • MDT with 12 tabs
  • Custody and booking pipeline
  • Prison jobs, shop, and revive cutscene
  • Evidence registry with case lockers
  • Statewide weapon registry
  • Bodycam and CCTV viewers
  • Department treasury and payroll
  • 100 pre-loaded charges
  • Field tools and placeable objects
  • Optional multi-department officers
  • qb-policejob / esx_policejob compatibility shims
  • Bundled Oxide Radio
Runs on
QBCoreQBXESX Legacy
Requires
  • o-link
  • ox_lib
  • oxmysql
  • screenshot-basic
Documentation
Pairs with

Oxide Dispatch

Powers the MDT Dispatch tab with live alerts officers can respond to and close.

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Oxide Banking

Fine invoicing, department treasury accounts, and payroll.

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Oxide Bait Car

Dashcam clips upload through Police and land in the MDT Video Storage tab.

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Oxide Gangs

Adds a Gang Intel tab to the MDT covering gangs, turf, and wars.

View →
[ 09 ]

Put a real department on the street.

One resource replaces the legacy police job with an MDT, a custody pipeline, a prison economy, an evidence registry, and the tools officers reach for on every call.

  • Delivered through Tebex
  • Documentation included
  • Discord support
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Oxide Police

Law Enforcement Infrastructure

Departments. Custody. Evidence. Built in-game.

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