Collect, bag and log crime-scene material with chain-of-custody for police forensics — ox_lib based
Real investigations are built on evidence, and this system gives your police the tools to work a scene properly. Officers collect casings, blood, prints and objects, seal them in labeled bags with chain-of-custody metadata, and build a case that actually holds up under scrutiny. It turns your responders into genuine crime-scene investigators instead of players who simply cuff and move on.
What the evidence system offers
- Collect casings, blood, prints and objects from a scene.
- Seal each item in a clearly labeled bag.
- Chain-of-custody metadata attached to every bag.
- Log and track each item through the whole case.
- A proper forensic workflow for your detectives.
Why careful collection deepens police RP
- Investigations rest on real, physically collected proof.
- Chain-of-custody makes a case hold up in court roleplay.
- Detectives gain a genuine forensic specialty of their own.
- Criminals must worry about the traces they leave behind.
- It grounds the entire investigative side of policing.
Clean and light
- Built on ox_lib and otherwise standalone across frameworks.
- Configurable item types and behavior in open files.
- Ties into your police, MDT and forensic systems.
- Lightweight and stable during on-scene collection.
Detective roleplay is only as strong as the proof behind it, and proper bagging with a clear chain of custody is what makes a case actually hold together. It turns your officers into real crime-scene investigators, gives court roleplay the hard material it needs, and forces criminals to think about every trace they leave at a scene rather than treating a shootout as consequence-free.
Because each item is logged and tracked, whole storylines can grow out of a single bag: a print that ties a suspect to three unsolved cases, a sample that clears the wrong person, a mislabeled exhibit that a defense lawyer tears apart. That paper trail gives long-form investigations the structure they usually lack, and rewards the players who slow down and do the work correctly.
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