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==Behavior== | ==Behavior== | ||
Once the player is chased them they will chase the player in their [[Enforcer|vans]]. They will also deploy spike strips to slow the player down. They will be deployed out of the [[Police Maverick|helicopters]] by means of grappling, but only four at a time. Only in GTA LCS, and GTA VCS will they attack the player while stationed in a roadblock. They are also well armored. Their vans are heavy, and are just a little slower than the [[Police Car]]. | Once the player is chased them they will chase the player in their [[Enforcer|vans]]. They will also deploy spike strips to slow the player down. They will be deployed out of the [[Police Maverick|helicopters]] by means of grappling, but only four at a time. Only in GTA LCS, and GTA VCS will they attack the player while stationed in a roadblock. They are also well armored. Their vans are heavy, and are just a little slower than the [[Police Car]]. | ||
==Trivia== | |||
*In [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]] there are several missions where SWAT team members use [[SMG]]s instead of Micro Uzis. However, the actual SWAT members that pursue players when they have wanted levels use Micro Uzis and the [[SMG]] was saved for the [[FBI]]. | |||
==Vehicles== | ==Vehicles== | ||
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* [[GIGN and DGSE|GIGN]], the French equivalent. | * [[GIGN and DGSE|GIGN]], the French equivalent. | ||
* [[NOOSE]], GTA IV and GTA Chinatown Wars equivalents. | * [[NOOSE]], GTA IV and GTA Chinatown Wars equivalents. | ||
[[Category:Law Enforcement]] | [[Category:Law Enforcement]] | ||
[[Category:Police]] | [[Category:Police]] | ||