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2022 Limjane County Sheriff Chevy Tahoe SSP - (4-Pattern ELS / NEW! Thermal Spotlight)(New Flares!)

Hello Folks! Today I bring you the 2022 Limjane County Sheriff's Office Criminal Apprehension Division(CAD) Chevy Tahoe Special Service Package. (Fictional Location) (THERMAL DETECTION SYSTEM!! Explanation below))
(Extensive 4-Pattern Hi-Vis Pursuit ELS Lighting!!!) (One of my favorites)

This is perhaps the most complicated lighting system I've created so far. I REALLY hope you enjoy it! : )

This 2022 Chevy Tahoe features a pursuit powerhouse 5.3 liter V8 with 350+ horsepower and many safety options allowing for rather versatile, quick, and comfortable cruising. This particular variant has steel-wheels, a rear-seat partition, polymer rear-bench, ticket light, and column shifter(*Less interior detail and equipment to keep the brick count lower) preparing it for law enforcement service. Because of its boxy, larger size, this vehicle preforms well during collision(The larger, heavier Tahoe has, in some instances, protected officers from serious injury or death during higher-speed impacts.) While it's maneuverability and handling may not be as good as other competitors... Its acceleration, comfort, utility space, heavier weight, safety features, superior height, and V8 engine has made the Tahoe a first-choice patrol vehicle. Featuring upgraded suspension and adequate handling, at 30 mph or 100mph+, this BRAND NEW! Chevy Tahoe would make a great addition to your FORCE. This particular configuration is used by the Limjane County(Fictional, as previously stated) Criminal Apprehension Division (CAD) to pursue repeat and felonious offenders. It has a beautiful hi-vis(since this vehicle will be utilized primarily in pursuit and urgent-response capacity) extensive, 4-pattern lighting outfit featuring a quad-pattern white/red/blue overhead lightbar, quad-pattern white/red/blue siderunners, quad-pattern white/red/blue pushbar LEDs, red/blue additional LED pushbar lighting, mirror and rear storage compartment window lights, a dual-pattern dashboard LED, rear-facing rear window LEDs, wraparound R/B LEDs, license plate LEDs, taillight flashers, a warning advisor, directional advisors, a singular THERMAL(Explanation regarding function in description) spotlight, and a full wraparound pushbar for P.I.T.-ing cars. This car is designed to be less detectable when compared to its sister-squad- which has a white/black livery- at medium distances while still maintaining marked squad car status, establishing a good combination of both stealth and presence capability. As a bonus with the Tahoe, the thermal capability allows a deputy to see even when all lights are deactivated, flashing red when it detects a concealed suspect. Inside, this squad car has a WORKING Panasonic Toughbook police laptop, red/white dome light, a police partioner, a radio microphone, and two low-poly in-car inset radios. This vehicle is equipped with the NEW custom lightbar system consisting of an IMPRESSIVE array of takedowns, alley lights, and standard emergency lighting so that you can have a more realistic experience when surprising a hiding suspect in the pitch darkness, taking him into custody, after spotting him with thermal vision.


All Police Pursuit Vehicle Modifications are my own.

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Vehicle created by: Myself, U-535 | Case | Det.

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Controls:

Emergency Lighting: "Q/Beacon"

Takedowns, Alley Lights, Cruise Lights, and Ticket Light/Dome Light: "Buttons located under dash"

Left Directional Advisor: "J/Hazard Lights"

Right Directional Advisor: "Hold-X/Invert Steering"

Thermal Suspect Detection Spotlight: "X/Disable(Or invert) steering" (Use PgUp and PgDn to control direction of light output) (Explanation; The NEW Thermal Suspect Detection System(TSDS) allows an agent to locate or surveil wanted suspects while remaining in complete stealth. When activated, switching to Camera #1 will allow the officer to see further at night and detect concealed suspects within a limited thermal detection radius. The system uses a series of sensors to detect and isolate 'heat differences'(Players) in an area. These sensors are positioned facing outward at the front of the squad car. A red flash or steady red illumination will occur if either the front-facing sensors or the sensor attached to the rotating thermal pod detects a considerable 'heat difference.' This would mean that the detected subject is straight ahead of either the squad car or pod-sensor. In addition, there are also several side-facing sensors. A green flash will indicate a 'heat difference' to the left of the squad car and an orange flash will indicate a 'heat difference' to the right of the squad car. (Example of Use; You are searching for a suspect at night, driving along a roadway with many side-streets. The suspect you are searching for runs across a side-street to your left triggering a green flash with their detection. You would then turn accordingly to face this detection until the thermal camera flashes red. Drive straight or in the direction of the most solid, prominent red flash/illumination. This tracks the suspect allowing you to locate them stealthily or behind certain cover(s). In testing, it works especially well during foggy conditions where visibility is limited.)


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