FiveM Police Report Script | NPC Intake & Logs | RP Workflow

The FiveM police report script gives your server a structured, immersive way for civilians to file incidents while officers manage, review, and act on real player-generated reports inside the station.

Instead of relying on out-of-character communication or chaotic chat logs, this system creates a believable intake process that fits naturally into any roleplay environment. Players walk into the station, interact with a staffed desk, and submit reports that actually persist and matter. For police departments, this means better case tracking, clearer roleplay scenarios, and a more professional in-game workflow.

🎬 Script Showcase

Watch how players submit reports at the station and how officers review them through the in-game system.

🧾 How This FiveM Police Report Script Transforms RP

This system introduces a proper reporting pipeline into your server, turning random player complaints into actionable police records. Civilians can submit detailed reports at a designated location, while officers receive notifications and can later access a centralized database at the station computer.

The result is cleaner, more organized law enforcement roleplay. Officers don’t miss incidents, staff can monitor activity through Discord, and players feel like their reports actually go somewhere meaningful. It’s especially valuable for serious RP servers that want deeper immersion and structured police workflows.

⚙️ Features That Drive Real Roleplay Value

Everything in this script is designed to create a seamless reporting experience while keeping it fully configurable for your server’s needs:

• The script is not encrypted or IP blocked.
• This script automatically creates the table in the database.
• A ped (npc) is spawned at the police station according to the coordinates you define, that ped will have a notepad animation and the player will be able to register a police report when approaching that coordinate.
• You will be able to set the computer’s coordinates for police access, where the police will be able to see all registered bulletins.
• You can set as many coordinates for NPC or computer as you want.
• Has Webhook for Discord. So the Staff can monitor the use of this script.
• You can translate the way you want and it’s very easy to translate.
• You can define whether you want only one signature to appear, the player’s signature. Or if you want two signatures to appear, the name of the Director of the police station and the name of the player.
• You can set whether you want the Anonymous option to appear or not.
• When making a police report, the player must wait 5 minutes to make a new one. This can be changed in Config.lua
• The police report record is automatically deleted after 20 days. This can also be changed in Config.lua
• The script is adapted for three frameworks: ESX, QBCore and VRP. There is an easy configuration file for those who want to use it in Standalone. In this file are the functions that belong to frameworks.

🔧 Compatibility & Configuration Notes

This FiveM police report script is built to work across ESX, QBCore, and VRP, with an additional standalone configuration layer for custom setups. That means you can drop it into most server environments without rebuilding core systems.

The script is fully open (no encryption or IP lock), giving you complete control to modify, expand, or integrate it deeper into your server’s systems. With built-in Discord webhook logging, staff can monitor usage in real time, making it a strong fit for moderated RP communities.

If you’re running a QBCore ESX police report system FiveM setup, this script slots directly into your existing workflow with minimal friction.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I customize where players submit reports?

A: Yes, you can define the exact coordinates for NPC intake locations and add multiple positions if your server has more than one police station.

Q: How do officers access submitted reports?

A: Officers can access all registered reports through a configurable computer location inside the police station.

Q: Is the script locked or protected?

A: No, the script is not encrypted or IP blocked, so you have full access to edit and customize it.

Q: Can players spam reports?

A: No, there is a built-in 5-minute cooldown between reports, which can be adjusted in the Config.lua file.

Q: Does it support multiple frameworks?

A: Yes, it supports ESX, QBCore, and VRP, with an additional configuration file for standalone use.

🚔 Why This System Matters

This script turns random player interactions into structured police work. Reports become part of ongoing investigations, staff gain visibility, and your police department operates with clarity instead of chaos. It’s a simple addition that fundamentally upgrades how law enforcement roleplay feels on your server.