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The '''police''' (also known as ''cops'' or ''pigs'') are present in all [[Grand Theft Auto]] games. | The '''police''' (also known as ''cops'' or ''pigs'') are present in all [[Grand Theft Auto]] games. | ||
*For the details of all emergency services in GTA games, see | *For the details of all emergency services in GTA games, see Emergency Services | ||
*For a list of all emergency vehicles (including FBI and Army) see [[:Category:Emergency]] | *For a list of all emergency vehicles (including FBI and Army) see [[:Category:Emergency]] | ||
*For a list of all Police vehicles (including aircraft) see [[:Category:Police]] | *For a list of all Police vehicles (including aircraft) see [[:Category:Police]] | ||
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In [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]], Officers [[Frank Tenpenny]] and [[Eddie Pulaski]] try to frame the protagonist [[Carl Johnson]] for the murder of another cop. | In [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]], Officers [[Frank Tenpenny]] and [[Eddie Pulaski]] try to frame the protagonist [[Carl Johnson]] for the murder of another cop. | ||
The Police work upon a system of '' | The Police work upon a system of ''Wanted Stars''. If the player is noticed performing a crime (ranging from crashing into a Police car to holding up shops) he may gain a Wanted Star, bringing his Wanted Level to one of six. With a Wanted Level of one, any passing Cop will chase the player and attempt to arrest (or kill) him. With more serious crimes, higher Wanted Levels are issued, and different levels of Law Enforcement will join the pursuit. | ||
If the player gets arrested by the police, there is no trial; the player loses some money and all of his weapons upon release. | If the player gets arrested by the police, there is no trial; the player loses some money and all of his weapons upon release. | ||