Redutzu-MDT gives your police department a complete law enforcement database system built for daily police roleplay. Officers can manage incident reports, active warrants, evidence, BOLOs, citizen records, and dispatch communications inside a single interface.
Every visual element is customizable, including layout, colors, UI themes, and language settings. The system integrates directly with QBCore, Qbox, ESX, and Standalone setups.
Features
- Dashboard: view active dispatch calls, track online officers, monitor active units on a live map, and communicate through department chat.
- Citizen Database: look up citizen profiles, criminal history, registered vehicles, weapons, and property records from a central panel.
- Vehicle Registry: search and track vehicles, check ownership and flags, and view linked reports connected to dispatch and BOLOs.
- Records Management: create and manage incidents, warrants, evidence, BOLOs, and case files with multi-officer collaboration tools.
- Officer Hub: monitor active officers, patrol status, unit assignments, and manage communications during dispatch coordination.
- Charges & Fines: reference and assign standardized charges, penalty structures, and fines when writing reports or making arrests.
- Announcements: send department alerts and internal notifications to keep all officers updated.
- Configuration: manage permissions, department settings, UI themes, and MDT preferences through an admin panel.
Dependencies
- Props: redutzu-mdt-prop (included)
- Database: oxmysql or mysql-async
- Framework: qb-core, es_extended, qbx_core, or standalone
Installation
- Import the supplied SQL into your server database before anything else.
- Copy the resource folder into
resources. - Add its
ensure line to server.cfg, below your framework core and your MySQL resource. - Restart the server and sign in as an officer to confirm the dashboard, citizen database and vehicle registry are reading from the database.
- Set your colours, themes, layout and language in the configuration once the data is coming through.
Requirements and Dependencies
A database connection through oxmysql or mysql-async, plus one of qb-core, qbx_core or es_extended. Standalone setups are supported too.