The Gabz police department props pack equips FiveM mappers and server owners with a curated library of law enforcement objects for building or upgrading any station. Rather than a single locked interior, this bundle gives you the raw building blocks to dress precincts, evidence rooms and briefing spaces exactly how you envision them.
Gabz crafted these props with the same fidelity found across its acclaimed MLOs, ensuring every desk, cabinet and sign matches the quality of a professional build. It is the perfect companion for custom projects that need authentic police detailing without the compromise of generic placeholder assets.
What the police department props pack contains
The collection spans the everyday items that make a station feel occupied and functional, from paperwork clutter to heavy secure storage. Each prop is streamable individually, so you place only what a given scene requires and keep your resource footprint lean and efficient.
- Desks, chairs and office furniture specifically tuned for precinct layouts.
- Evidence storage, lockers and secure shelving props for restricted rooms.
- Booking and processing items such as fingerprint and mugshot fixtures.
- Signage, boards and wall decor for authentic law enforcement branding.
- Small clutter props like folders, radios and mugs that add realism.
Flexible tools for custom station builds
Because these are standalone props, they work in any map editor workflow and complement existing MLOs that feel a little too sparse or empty. The optimized models keep performance high even when you scatter dozens of objects across a large multi-room interior.
- Lightweight geometry and LODs designed for prop-dense rooms.
- Clean collisions so officers interact with objects naturally.
- Compatible with Codewalker, map editors and manual placement tools.
- Works alongside ESX, QBCore and Qbox police jobs and scripts.
- Consistent scale and styling that matches Gabz station interiors.
Installation is as simple as streaming the props resource and referencing the object names in your chosen mapping tool. From there, builders can decorate empty stations or add flavor to bespoke law enforcement facilities in just a few minutes of placement work.
Great roleplay locations live in the details, and a well-stocked prop library is what separates a convincing precinct from an empty shell. Give your mapping team the assets they need to make every police interior feel genuinely operational, busy and lived-in.
Explore the full range of builds in our Maps and MLOs collection, and find matching interiors in our police and sheriff MLOs collection.