The Police Incident Report script gives your FiveM roleplay server a clean, immersive way for citizens to document crimes while officers keep a proper paper trail of everything that happens in the city. A ped with a notepad animation is placed at the station, and any player who walks up can register a full report in a matter of seconds without opening clunky menus.
Every submission stores the date, time, location and nature of the incident, and online officers instantly receive a notification so nothing slips through the cracks during a busy shift. Reports can then be opened from a station computer, giving your police department a believable workflow that rewards good roleplay, keeps records organised and gives detectives real material to follow up on.
What the Police Incident Report Adds
- Interactive station ped with a realistic notepad writing animation used to file each report in character
- Structured reports that capture the date, time, location and a full description of the incident
- Instant notifications pushed to every officer who is currently clocked in and on duty
- Station computer view where officers can browse, read and manage every submitted case
- Config-driven ped coordinates so you can place the reporting point anywhere on your map
Built For Serious Roleplay Servers
- Simple config.lua controlling coordinates, notifications, database and language strings
- Idles at extremely low resource usage whenever no one is actively filing a report
- Works cleanly alongside your existing MDT, dispatch, jobs and station resources
- Persistent database storage so submitted reports survive server restarts
- Beginner-friendly install that takes only a couple of minutes to complete
Because everything runs through a single interaction point, players quickly learn where to go and how the process works, which keeps your police channels tidy and your dispatch logs genuinely meaningful. It rewards detailed writing and gives officers a real reason to read what citizens submit instead of ignoring it.
Whether you run a heavy serious server or a fast-growing community, this tool adds a layer of documentation that pairs perfectly with your existing duty roster and station MLO. It is the kind of quiet quality-of-life feature that players only truly notice the moment it goes missing from their department. Detectives can reference older filings when building a case, supervisors can audit how thoroughly their officers respond, and command staff finally have a written history of the city rather than fragments scattered across radio chatter and memory.
Explore more law enforcement tools in our police scripts collection, or browse the full library of FiveM scripts to keep building out your department.
