The AS MLO hideout question comes up whenever a server adds its first whitelisted gang: what is Hideout 1, who should hold it, and what does the rest of the city need so the hideout is worth raiding. This post answers those questions in order and pairs the hideout with six other AS MLO maps that give police, civilians and rival crews a stake in it.
All products are sold on FiveM Shops, tagged Standalone and described as packaged and tested on a live server. Nothing here requires a specific framework from the maps themselves, though your gang and police scripts will need the new locations added. The format is one product per question, then a table, then a short FAQ on setup.
What the AS MLO hideout is and how to use it
AS MLO Hideout 1
AS MLO Hideout 1 is the creator's Gang and Criminal product: a private interior for a crew to meet, store and plan out of sight. The listing describes it as built to hold up under real player traffic, which matters because a hideout sees more churn than a house: members come and go, deals happen, raids happen. Assign it to one crew through your gang script and keep the door closed to everyone else.
Best for: the first whitelisted gang and the target of every investigation.
AS MLO Bobcat Security
A gang needs something to hit. AS MLO Bobcat Security is the armoured transport company, and putting it on the same map as a hideout gives the crew a target and the police a reason to watch both. The heist and its planning become one storyline with two addresses, and the drive between them is where the tension lives.
Best for: the heist target that gives the hideout a purpose.
AS MLO Sandy Shores Sheriff Station
Every hideout needs an opposing force. AS MLO Sandy Shores Sheriff Station is the law enforcement base in the range, and in this pairing it is where the warrant gets written. County deputies running an investigation into a hideout is one of the most reliable long-form arcs a server can host.
Best for: the police side of a gang investigation.
AS MLO Coroner Pack
Gang conflict creates bodies, and AS MLO Coroner Pack is where they end up. With a coroner in place, a shooting outside the hideout leads to an examination, a report and a detective knocking on the door. It is a small product that makes consequences feel real.
Best for: consequences after a gang shooting.
AS MLO Little Seoul Garage
Crews need clean cars and somewhere to fix the damaged ones. AS MLO Little Seoul Garage is a quieter Mechanic and Garage interior that works as a crew-adjacent workshop or a business front, depending on how your city plays it. Hand it to a mechanic who is friendly with the gang and you have a supply chain.
Best for: a crew-friendly workshop or business front.
AS MLO Vespucci House
Not every member lives in the hideout. AS MLO Vespucci House gives a gang leader or a lieutenant a beach address of their own, separate from the crew base, which is where the personal drama plays out. A raid on the house and a raid on the hideout are two very different scenes, and a good storyline uses both.
Best for: a gang leader's home away from the crew base.
AS MLO Stance Andreas
AS MLO Stance Andreas is the social front. A tuner venue is where crews show off, recruit and run into rivals in public, and it gives civilians a legitimate reason to be in the same room as the gang. Meets here feed the hideout with new members and new enemies.
Best for: public gang meets and recruitment scenes.
Hideout setup at a glance
| Product | Category | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| AS MLO Hideout 1 | Gang and Criminal MLOs | the crew base and raid target |
| AS MLO Bobcat Security | City and Public MLOs | heist target |
| AS MLO Sandy Shores Sheriff Station | Police and Sheriff MLOs | investigating department |
| AS MLO Coroner Pack | City and Public MLOs | consequences after shootings |
| AS MLO Little Seoul Garage | Mechanic and Garage MLOs | crew workshop or front |
| AS MLO Vespucci House | Housing and Mansion MLOs | leader's personal residence |
| AS MLO Stance Andreas | City and Public MLOs | public meets and recruitment |
FAQ: setting up the hideout
Who should be given the hideout first?
The crew that has already shown it can run a storyline without staff prompting. A hideout handed to a brand-new gang usually sits empty; one handed to an active crew becomes the centre of the server's criminal side within a week.
How many crews can share one hideout?
One is the safe answer. The map is a single interior, and two crews sharing it removes the secrecy that makes a hideout worth having. Add more hideouts as crews form rather than splitting this one.
Does the hideout need a gang script?
The map is tagged Standalone and does not depend on a framework by itself. To lock the door to one crew, track stash access or trigger a raid, you will need your gang and police scripts pointed at the interior, so budget a short setup session before handing it over.
What makes the eventual raid worth the wait?
Evidence gathered across the other six maps. A heist at Bobcat Security, a body at the coroner, a car traced through the garage and a lieutenant seen at the tuner meet all lead back to the AS MLO hideout, and a raid that follows that trail is the payoff for both sides.
Hideout 1 sits in the Gang and Criminal MLOs collection on FiveM Shops, and the Gang and Crime Scripts collection has the tools to run the crew that lives there. Give one gang the door, give the deputies a reason to knock, and let the story run.
