Every server that runs multiple law enforcement departments — LSPD, BCSO, Highway Patrol — knows the drill: add a framework job, configure armory access, wire up the MDT, repeat for each department. Pickle’s Police Job cuts that entire setup path. Departments are created, configured, and managed live in-game through a dedicated creator system, without touching framework job tables or restarting resources.

Department Management

• Create, edit, or remove departments entirely in-game via /managepd
• Set armory, garage, computer terminal, front desk, and locker locations per department without server-side config edits
• Assign department logo, title, and Chief of Police designation in-game
• Rank and permission system managed through the computer terminal — Rifle Certified, Air Certified, and custom permission flags control armory and garage access per officer
• Multiple departments can run under a single framework job — the permission layer handles separation
• Clock on/off duty through front desk terminals with duty log history visible to supervisors

Evidence System

• Evidence camera for scanning bullets, blood pools, vehicles, and photographing scenes
• BAC, GSR, fingerprint, and blood tests output as formal evidence reports attached to case files
• Scene reconstruction mode — officers can visualise placed evidence in the world during investigations
• Cases and files managed through the computer terminal with an integrated text editor supporting embedded media
• Metadata-compatible evidence items for ox_inventory and similar inventory systems

Police Tools Included

• Grappler, stab stick, object placer, NVG/thermal goggles, snakecam, and ballistic shields
• Front desk application system — civilian and new member applications handled in-game

Framework Compatibility

Supports ESX (1.1+), QBCore, and Qbox. The bridge is fully accessible and documented, so servers running custom frameworks can write their own integration layer. Requires ox_lib. FiveManage API integration and Discord logging are configurable but optional — the core department and evidence systems work without them.

Where This Changes Your Workflow

The practical shift here is who manages the police department. With a standard police job script, adding a rank or adjusting armory access means a developer touching config files and restarting a resource — potentially mid-session. With Pickle’s in-game creator, the Police Chief can add a Detective rank, set its permissions, and open the armory to it without anyone touching the server. That administrative independence is genuinely useful on active servers where command-level officers need to respond to roster changes in real time, not after the next maintenance window.