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The main role of the Police in-game is to make crime difficult for the player - and to provide a reliable enemy and a challenge both in and out of missions. This theme is present throughout the entire series, although the exact details vary between games. | The main role of the Police in-game is to make crime difficult for the player - and to provide a reliable enemy and a challenge both in and out of missions. This theme is present throughout the entire series, although the exact details vary between games. | ||
The Police, (and all other forms of law enforcement in the Grand Theft Auto series), have been protrayed as corrupt, lazy, reckless drivers, stupid, selfish, incompetent, and trigger-happy, although the levels of these vary greatly between each game. | The Police, (and all other forms of law enforcement in the Grand Theft Auto series), have been protrayed as corrupt, lazy, reckless drivers, stupid, selfish, incompetent, and trigger-happy, although the levels of these vary greatly between each game. In the GTA III era, police would kill the person they're trying to arrest with either a gun or nightstick, no matter who it is. In the GTA IV era, the police generally not brutal. When they are chasing a criminal, when they get close they will pull out a gun but not shooting at him. Then, a police car will come and usually the criminal and police officer generally enter and leave. Sometimes the criminal will try to escape. If the criminal pulls out a gun and tries to kill an officer, the officer will pull out and shoot in self-defense. | ||