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Warehouse Robbery

Raid a stocked warehouse for high-value goods with security and police response — ox_lib based

$8.99
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A stocked warehouse full of pallets and crates is a crew's dream target, and Warehouse Robbery turns it into a proper heist. Break through the security, work your way to the goods, load up the high-value cargo and haul it out before the police response arrives. It is a satisfying mid-tier score that rewards planning, coordination and a getaway vehicle with room in the back.

How the warehouse robbery works

  • Breach the warehouse past its locks and security.
  • Locate and grab high-value goods and cargo.
  • Load loot that scales with how much you can carry out.
  • A police alert makes the escape the real challenge.
  • Cooldowns keep the target from becoming a farm.

Built for a crew

  • Bigger hauls reward bringing a team and a cargo vehicle.
  • Roles emerge — breacher, loaders, lookout and driver.
  • Police response makes it a genuine cops-versus-robbers event.
  • Configurable difficulty and payouts set the risk and reward.
  • A solid step up from street crime toward the big heists.

Clean and configurable

  • Built on ox_lib and otherwise standalone across ESX, QBCore and Qbox.
  • Configurable location, loot, security and alerts in open files.
  • Ties into your inventory and economy for cargo.
  • Optimized so a busy raid runs smoothly.

A crime economy needs targets at every scale, and a warehouse raid fits perfectly in the middle — bigger than a store robbery, more accessible than a bank vault, and ideal for a small crew looking to graduate to organized work. The loading-and-hauling loop gives it a satisfying rhythm that street crime never quite matches.

Build the full ladder with more heist & robbery scripts and give police the response with Wasabi Police Job.

A crime economy needs targets at every scale, and a warehouse raid fits perfectly in the middle, giving a small crew a satisfying loading-and-hauling loop as they graduate from street crime toward the big organized heists.

Open Source