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* Running a pedestrian over with a vehicle. | * Running a pedestrian over with a vehicle. | ||
* Shooting a firearm near an officer, even if doesn't harm anyone. | * Shooting a firearm near an officer, even if doesn't harm anyone. | ||
* Using a [[chainsaw]] near an officer, even if doesn't harm anyone, with the exception of [[ | * Using a [[chainsaw]] near an officer, even if doesn't harm anyone, with the exception of [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]. | ||
* Hitting a police vehicle with another vehicle or by attacking it in any way. Pushing another vehicle into a police vehicle will not give the player a wanted level, no matter how hard the impact. | * Hitting a police vehicle with another vehicle or by attacking it in any way. Pushing another vehicle into a police vehicle will not give the player a wanted level, no matter how hard the impact. | ||
* Attempting to carjack a police car (with or without occupants). | * Attempting to carjack a police car (with or without occupants). | ||
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* Starting fires. | * Starting fires. | ||
* [[Burglary Missions|Robbing houses]] (unless you don't get caught). | * [[Burglary Missions|Robbing houses]] (unless you don't get caught). | ||
* Trespassing inside a police station. Applies to [[ | * Trespassing inside a police station. Applies to [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City|GTA Vice City]] and later. | ||
* Knocking off stores. | * Knocking off stores. | ||
* Being spotted driving a vehicle with the alarm going off. | * Being spotted driving a vehicle with the alarm going off. | ||
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* Entering a police station with a weapon. (Exept Melee) | * Entering a police station with a weapon. (Exept Melee) | ||
* Entering or flying over a [[Restricted Areas|restricted area]]. | * Entering or flying over a [[Restricted Areas|restricted area]]. | ||
* Entering parts of the map which aren't unlocked (applies to [[ | * Entering parts of the map which aren't unlocked (applies to [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas|GTA San Andreas]] and [[Grand Theft Auto IV]]). | ||
* Exploding a propane tank, even if the player didn't do it (like by having someone else's car crash into it). | * Exploding a propane tank, even if the player didn't do it (like by having someone else's car crash into it). | ||
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* Killing a shop owner - If [[Toni Cipriani|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 shop owner - If [[Toni Cipriani|Toni]] kills the owner of [[Phil Cassidy's Fully Cocked Gun Shop]] in [[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories|GTA Liberty City Stories]], the player gets a wanted level of 1. | ||
* Selling drugs - during the side mission [[Distribution]] in GTA Vice City you get 1 star per every four drugs sold; during [[Drug Dealing|drug dealing]] in [[GTA Chinatown Wars]], a 'bust' of 3 stars sometimes occurs. | * Selling drugs - during the side mission [[Distribution]] in GTA Vice City you get 1 star per every four drugs sold; during [[Drug Dealing|drug dealing]] in [[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars|GTA Chinatown Wars]], a 'bust' of 3 stars sometimes occurs. | ||
* 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 [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories|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 a wanted level of 6 unless the player kills [[Federal Bureau of Investigation|FBI]] agents. | * Other missions - some of GTA's missions give the player 1~5 wanted levels: note the fact that the player cannot get a wanted level of 6 unless the player kills [[Federal Bureau of Investigation|FBI]] agents. | ||
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==Online Multiplayer== | ==Online Multiplayer== | ||
[[Image:PoliceMaverick.jpg|right|thumb|200px|A [[Police Maverick]] from [[GTA San Andreas]]]] | [[Image:PoliceMaverick.jpg|right|thumb|200px|A [[Police Maverick]] from [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas|GTA San Andreas]]]] | ||
In [[GTA IV]], the police in [[Multiplayer in GTA IV|multiplayer]] mode will not arrest the player, but will shoot at the player in an attempt to kill them, though they can still pull the player out of a car. At 4 stars the police send in an [[Annihilator]] with two NOOSE agents with assault rifles firing from the sides of the chopper. The police will arrive in cars containing two police officers. One will carry a [[Pistol]] while the other will (usually) carry a [[Pump Action Shotgun]], regardless of what guns are allowed in the online game. NOOSE agents arrive in NOOSE Enforcers only, as the [[NOOSE Cruiser]], the [[NOOSE Patriot]], and the [[FIB Buffalo]] only appear in Race and GTA Race multiplayer modes, albeit they are only used by the players. NOOSE agents are equipped mainly with Carbine Rifles and SMGs, but sometimes they have a Pump Shotgun and NOOSE agents will sometimes fall back to their pistol if they lose their weapon. The [[Federal Bureau of Investigation|FIB]] does not appear in multiplayer at all, and the Police Maverick also only appears in the Race and GTA Race modes. It is notable that Wanted Levels are usually cumulative if multiple players are riding in the same vehicle. When faced with multiple players with wanted levels, the police usually target the nearest player. The player can still use a [[Pay N Spray]] in multiplayer, though the same rules using them when police are nearby in single player apply to multiplayer as well. If the player is shot in a [[Deathmatch]], it will count as a death on purpose and will lose $100. | In [[Grand Theft Auto IV|GTA IV]], the police in [[Multiplayer in GTA IV|multiplayer]] mode will not arrest the player, but will shoot at the player in an attempt to kill them, though they can still pull the player out of a car. At 4 stars the police send in an [[Annihilator]] with two NOOSE agents with assault rifles firing from the sides of the chopper. The police will arrive in cars containing two police officers. One will carry a [[Pistol]] while the other will (usually) carry a [[Pump Action Shotgun]], regardless of what guns are allowed in the online game. NOOSE agents arrive in NOOSE Enforcers only, as the [[NOOSE Cruiser]], the [[NOOSE Patriot]], and the [[FIB Buffalo]] only appear in Race and GTA Race multiplayer modes, albeit they are only used by the players. NOOSE agents are equipped mainly with Carbine Rifles and SMGs, but sometimes they have a Pump Shotgun and NOOSE agents will sometimes fall back to their pistol if they lose their weapon. The [[Federal Bureau of Investigation|FIB]] does not appear in multiplayer at all, and the Police Maverick also only appears in the Race and GTA Race modes. It is notable that Wanted Levels are usually cumulative if multiple players are riding in the same vehicle. When faced with multiple players with wanted levels, the police usually target the nearest player. The player can still use a [[Pay N Spray]] in multiplayer, though the same rules using them when police are nearby in single player apply to multiplayer as well. If the player is shot in a [[Deathmatch]], it will count as a death on purpose and will lose $100. | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||