Free Police MDT
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Free police MDT with warrants, fines and a searchable citizen database
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QFDevelopers FiveM Roleplay Tools
QFDevelopers makes roleplay tooling for FiveM, currently three resources aimed at cops, medics and gangs. Everything ships with QBCore, ESX and Qbox compatibility, so you can drop the same MDT into a Qbox server that a QBCore neighbour is running.
QFDevelopers is a small FiveM shop with a tight catalog. Three resources today, all pointed at the same problem: giving roleplay departments the paperwork and street tools they usually have to stitch together from four different scripts.
The headline release is a free MDT for police. It covers the parts of a mobile data terminal players actually touch every shift, so LSPD and BCSO characters can run names, log incidents, and file paperwork without your dispatch channel turning into a text wall. Pair it with the EMS MDT Tablet and medics get their own equivalent, patient records and call handling on a tablet UI instead of borrowing the police one. Off the badge side, the Gang Graffiti Maker lets crews tag walls, so turf claims stop being a forum post and start being something a passing officer can photograph.
Signature work and style
The through line across QFDevelopers' work is roleplay admin done properly. MDTs are one of those systems every serious server ends up needing, and the free police MDT is a real one, not a demo, so a new server can boot with working reports on day one. The EMS MDT Tablet then repeats the pattern for the fire and medical side, which most catalogs skip entirely or leave as a police MDT with the logo swapped.
Gang Graffiti Maker sits slightly outside that admin lane, but it fits the same instinct. Give players a mechanic that creates visible state in the world, then let other players react to it. A tag on a wall is a lead, a beef, or a boundary marker depending on who sees it, and none of that works if the tool for making the tag is clumsy.
The catalog is small on purpose. Three resources means three things that work, rather than a landing page with forty scripts and half of them abandoned.
Compatibility & installation
Every current QFDevelopers script supports the three frameworks most FiveM servers actually run: QBCore, ESX and Qbox. That matters for the MDTs in particular, because a mobile data terminal has to read player identifiers, job grades and vehicle ownership out of whichever framework you picked, and a script that only speaks one of them is a script you can't use.
Installation is the standard FiveM flow. Drop the resource into your resources folder, add the ensure line to server.cfg, edit the config for job names, and restart. The free police MDT is a good first install to sanity-check your framework wiring before you spend money elsewhere in the catalog.
If you're mixing frameworks across a network, the shared compatibility means you can standardise on the same MDT UI for police across a QBCore main server and a Qbox test server, which keeps the muscle memory the same for your staff.
Why buy QFDevelopers scripts here
Buying QFDevelopers on this store puts the paid EMS MDT Tablet next to the free police MDT and the Gang Graffiti Maker in one place, with product pages that spell out framework support before you commit. You get the same file the author ships, no repacks, no waiting on a Discord DM for a download link.
For a new server, the free police MDT is a low-risk way to try the author's work before you pay for the EMS tablet. For an established server, the graffiti maker adds a visible gang mechanic without touching your existing turf or drugs scripts, so it slots into a QBCore or ESX city that's already running.
Frequently asked questions
Which frameworks do QFDevelopers scripts support?
All current QFDevelopers resources support QBCore, ESX and Qbox. The MDTs read jobs, grades and identifiers from whichever of the three you're running, so the same file works across a mixed network.
Is the police MDT actually free?
Yes. FREE MDT for Police is listed at no cost and behaves like a real MDT rather than a trial. You can run names, file reports and handle paperwork without paying for an unlock later.
How is the EMS MDT Tablet different from the police MDT?
The EMS MDT Tablet is built around medical and fire workflow rather than law enforcement. It handles patient records and call handling on a tablet UI, so medics stop borrowing the police terminal for jobs it was never meant to cover.
What does the Gang Graffiti Maker do?
It lets crews spray tags onto walls in the world, so gang territory becomes something other players can see and react to. Turf claims move from a Discord post to a physical mark an officer or rival can photograph.
How do I install a QFDevelopers script?
Drop the folder into your server's resources directory, add an ensure line to server.cfg, edit the config for your job names, and restart. If you've never installed a QFDevelopers script before, the free police MDT is a good one to test your framework wiring with.
Do I get the same files the author ships?
Yes. Purchases and downloads here deliver the files as the author releases them, with no repackaging. Updates follow the author's own release cadence.
Will these scripts run alongside my existing police or EMS jobs?
They're designed to sit on top of your framework's job system rather than replace it. Point the config at your existing police and EMS job names and the MDTs read from those, so you don't need to rewrite your department structure.
