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TK Jail System

Advanced jail with sentences, activities, cells and release flow for ESX, QBCore and Qbox

$4.86 $16.19
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Arrests only matter if there is somewhere real to send the criminal, and TK Jail System is that destination done properly. Sentence prisoners to jail time, keep them occupied with in-cell activities, track their sentence down to release, and give your police roleplay the consequence it has been missing. It turns "you are under arrest" into an actual experience.

What the jail system offers

  • Sentence prisoners to configurable time by charge.
  • In-cell activities that count down the term and keep players busy.
  • A clean cell and prison layout with proper confinement.
  • A structured release flow when the sentence is served.
  • Modern UI with Discord logging for staff oversight.

Why a real jail matters

  • Crime finally carries a genuine, time-based consequence.
  • Activities keep jail time engaging instead of a blank timer.
  • Police roleplay gains real weight when arrests actually stick.
  • The threat of hard time shapes how criminals behave.
  • A proper release flow closes the arrest-to-freedom loop.

Every framework, configurable

  • Runs on ESX, QBCore and Qbox with ox_lib support.
  • Configurable sentences, activities, cells and charges in open files.
  • Ties into your police, MDT and charge systems.
  • Optimized so a full prison stays smooth.

A police force without a real jail is a revolving door, and giving crime a genuine time-based consequence is what makes law-and-order roleplay actually matter. TK Jail turns the end of every arrest into a proper experience, and the in-cell activities keep it engaging rather than a punishment players just wait out.

Pair it with our LS MDT and browse more police scripts.

A police force without a real jail is a revolving door, and the in-cell activities keep the punishment engaging rather than something players simply wait out on a blank timer.

Giving crime a genuine, time-based consequence is what makes law-and-order roleplay on your server actually matter.

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