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In [[Grand Theft Auto IV|GTA IV]] the | In [[Grand Theft Auto IV|GTA IV]], the police officers are much more vigilant and will try to arrest anyone who commits a crime, including anyone who tries to attack the player. After they have been arrested, the suspect is taken to the the nearest law enforcement vehicle. However, they tend to simply drive around, instead of taking the criminal to the nearest police station. Some criminals may also try to run away while the officer is escorting them to a police car. If the criminal is armed but not aggressive then the police officer will confiscate the weapon and say things like "A concealed weapon huh? Thats another crime to add to your sheet". If the criminal is armed and aggressive they will attack the officers and they will arm themselves and try to kill the criminal. Like in GTA San Andreas, if the player tries to help an officer, they are more likely to attain a [[Wanted Level in GTA IV|wanted level]] but they can still trip the criminal up and the police will thank the player if done. For some reason if they see a street vendor attacking the player they will not arrest them but instead open fire despite the fact they don't have any weapon. The same thing happens to security guards, bouncers, the security guard at [[Perseus]] and the NPC who works at [[Tw@]]. | ||
Drug dealers also exist in Grand Theft Auto IV, they often operate in less exposed areas such as alleyways and under freeways. They are identifiable by their clothing, consisting of baseball caps and white hooded jackets. Their strange behavior and actions are also a way to identify them. Drug dealers however are usually unarmed, and sell drugs to almost anyone they can find. Unlike drug dealers found during [[Drug Wars]] in [[The Ballad of Gay Tony]], unarmed dealers do not retaliate, but flee when threatened with any form of a weapon. | Drug dealers also exist in Grand Theft Auto IV, they often operate in less exposed areas such as alleyways and under freeways. They are identifiable by their clothing, consisting of baseball caps and white hooded jackets. Their strange behavior and actions are also a way to identify them. Drug dealers however are usually unarmed, and sell drugs to almost anyone they can find. Unlike drug dealers found during [[Drug Wars]] in [[The Ballad of Gay Tony]], unarmed dealers do not retaliate, but flee when threatened with any form of a weapon. | ||