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* Flying a plane or helicopter too low. | * Flying a plane or helicopter too low. | ||
* Using illegally-earned money to purchase a business or a house to save your game in. | * Using illegally-earned money to purchase a business or a house to save your game in. | ||
* Jumping on other people's cars and riding on top of their roofs (police cars included). However, attacking cars is an | * Jumping on other people's cars and riding on top of their roofs (police cars included, except for [[Grand Theft Auto IV]]). However, attacking cars is an offence. | ||
* Posing as a taxi driver, ambulance driver, or firefighter and doing missions. | * Posing as a taxi driver, ambulance driver, or firefighter and/or doing such missions. | ||
* Posing as a police officer and driving a police vehicle (unless stolen from garage). | * Posing as a police officer and driving a police vehicle (unless stolen from garage). | ||
* Carrying an unconcealed firearm/meleé weapon in public. | * Carrying an unconcealed firearm/meleé weapon in public. | ||
* Jaywalking. | * Jaywalking. | ||
* Stealing a train (this is only possible in [[Grand Theft Auto 1|GTA 1]] and [[GTA San Andreas]]) | * Stealing a train (this is only possible in [[Grand Theft Auto 1|GTA 1]] and [[GTA San Andreas]]). | ||
* | * Damaging streetlights, traffic lights, or traffic signs. | ||
* Driving in a vehicle that is damaged or | * Driving in a vehicle that is damaged or without license plates. | ||
* Driving agricultural vehicles on highways. | |||
* Driving a tank. | |||
* Ramming and destroying vehicles with a tank (except law enforcement vehicles, up to and including [[GTA III]]). In later games, blowing up cars by running into them will incur one or more stars. | |||
* Driving on the railroad - In GTA Liberty City Stories, the cops don't catch the player even if the player is riding a PCJ-600 in the subway rails. | * Driving on the railroad - In GTA Liberty City Stories, the cops don't catch the player even if the player is riding a PCJ-600 in the subway rails. | ||
* Knocking cyclists off their bikes. | * Knocking cyclists off their bikes. | ||
* Jumping off a building or a car at top speed. | * Jumping off a building or a car at top speed. | ||
* Brandishing katana, baseball bat, nightstick, or other tools unless the player harms other people. | * Brandishing katana, baseball bat, nightstick, or other tools unless the player harms other people. | ||
* "Illegal roadblock", as defined in GTA Liberty City Stories's mission "The Shoreside Redemption" | * "Illegal roadblock", as defined in GTA Liberty City Stories's mission "The Shoreside Redemption". | ||
==What the Police Will arrest you for== | ==What the Police Will arrest you for== | ||
* Beating a person with or without a melee weapon | * Beating a person with or without a melee weapon, even in self defence. | ||
* Throwing things at people. | * Throwing things at people. | ||
* Aiming a weapon at an officer. | * Aiming a weapon at an officer. | ||
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* Starting fires. | * Starting fires. | ||
* Robbing houses (unless you don't get caught). | * Robbing houses (unless you don't get caught). | ||
* Trespassing | * Trespassing inside a police station. Applies to [[GTA: Vice City]] and later. | ||
* Knocking off stores. | * Knocking off stores. | ||
* | * Being spotted driving a vehicle with the alarm going off. | ||
* Bumping into an Officer when making an arrest. | * Bumping into an Officer when making an arrest. | ||
* Breaking through the [[Tollbooths|tollbooth]] without paying. | * Breaking through the [[Tollbooths|tollbooth]] without paying. | ||
* Spraying gang tags | * Spraying gang tags. | ||
* | * Entering a police station with a weapon. | ||
* | * Entering the police parking lot. | ||
* Entering or flying over a restricted area, for example [[Area 69]]. Applies to [[GTA: San Andreas]]. | |||
* Entering parts of the city which aren't unlocked. Applies to [[GTA: San Andreas]]. | |||
* Killing a shopowner - If Toni kills the owner of Phil Cassidy's fully cocked gun shop in GTA Liberty City Stories, the player gets a wanted level of 1. | * Killing a shopowner - If Toni kills the owner of Phil Cassidy's fully cocked gun shop in GTA Liberty City Stories, the player gets a wanted level of 1. | ||
* Selling drugs - during the mission '''[[Distribution]]''' in [[GTA: Vice City]] you get 1 star per every four drugs sold. | |||
* Smuggling drugs - the player occasionally gets 4 wanted stars in the Smuggling mission in GTA Vice City Stories. Similar thing happens in GTA Liberty City Stories when Toni smuggles drugs with Miguel in the mission "Contra-banned" | * Smuggling drugs - the player occasionally gets 4 wanted stars in the Smuggling mission in GTA Vice City Stories. Similar thing happens in GTA Liberty City Stories when Toni smuggles drugs with Miguel in the mission "Contra-banned" | ||
* Other missions - some of GTA's missions give the player 1~5 wanted levels: Note the fact that the player cannot get wanted level of 6 unless the player kills FBI agents. | * Other missions - some of GTA's missions give the player 1~5 wanted levels: Note the fact that the player cannot get wanted level of 6 unless the player kills FBI agents. | ||
* If you complete a mission with a wanted level of 5 or 6 stars, you will retain one star if there are FBI or Army officers nearby. Confirmed in [[GTA: Vice City]]. | |||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||