Best QBCore Police Scripts 2026: Job, Dispatch and MDT
By Luke, RPScripts
The best QBCore police script is the one that fills your department's missing role without duplicating the systems you already run. Start with a police job if officers need duty, cuffs, searches and custody. Choose a dispatch resource only when the job already works and alerts are the gap. Choose an MDT separately when records and permissions are the problem.
This 2026 buying shortlist compares three available police scripts: ADS Police, Origen Police for QBCore and CD Dispatch. We selected them for different jobs in the stack, checked the current package descriptions on 1 November 2026, and used paid orders only as a secondary signal. This is a documentation and catalog comparison, not an FXServer benchmark. RPScripts sells these products and earns money from purchases.
Compare the three roles before buying
| Candidate | Consider it for | Check before purchase |
|---|---|---|
| ADS Police 1.1.1 | A configurable police job with custody, station tools and camera settings. | ads_core, ox_lib, oxmysql and your inventory adapter; station locations need configuration. |
| Origen Police for QBCore 2.3.6 | A job replacement with bundled records, evidence, dispatch and prison workflows. | Which bundled functions replace your existing resources, and which data needs migration. |
| CD Dispatch | A separate call and unit-response layer around an existing police job. | Every alert source, duty integration and duplicate notification path. It is not a complete police job. |
ADS Police: configure a department around a job resource
ADS Police Script is the first candidate to inspect when you need configurable duty points, armories, garages, cuffs, prison settings and cameras. The supplied manifest is identified as version 1.1.1 in the listing. It loads ox_lib, oxmysql and ads_core; the package's integration settings include separate inventory and billing choices.
Budget for configuration. Some supplied station sections are empty or commented out, so a list of station settings does not mean your chosen MLO is already configured. Verify the resource's minimum server and game builds, external dependencies, inventory item names and police grades against the actual package. This shortlist concerns its QBCore use; a broad ESX adapter claim is not a reason to skip the QB configuration review.
Origen Police: evaluate the bundled responsibilities together
Origen Police for QBCore is the candidate to evaluate when you want the job, records and incident workflow in one package. The current listing identifies version 2.3.6 and describes a replacement for qb-policejob, with reports, evidence, dispatch and prison functions. The separate ESX shop edition is not the package selected here.
Write down which system owns each action before installing it. If your current MDT already stores warrants or your prison script owns sentences, verify an explicit hand-off or disable the overlapping component. A bundled feature list does not establish a converter for existing reports, evidence attachments, fines or prisoners. Compare alternatives to Origen Police if you prefer separate components.
CD Dispatch: improve alerts while retaining the job
CD Dispatch is relevant when officers already have working job actions but need a different call queue, response map or unit workflow. It is not interchangeable with ADS or Origen as a complete job replacement. Keep the existing job and records owner unless you are deliberately replacing them too.
The creator's dispatch documentation explains that existing alert calls must be integrated and that one incident should use one notification path. Replacing a shared officer event incorrectly can broadcast the same alert repeatedly. Match the instructions to cd_dispatch; cd_dispatch3d is a separate resource with its own setup.
When the free QBCore job is enough
Before buying, compare your requirements with the documented qb-policejob baseline. If it already covers your duty, interaction and station needs, replacing the entire job may create unnecessary migration work. A missing dispatch or records feature can be investigated independently. Our broader police job, dispatch and MDT guide maps those responsibilities.
Qbox and game-edition compatibility
A QBCore package is not automatically a Qbox package. The Qbox compatibility FAQ describes a bridge for supported QB interfaces and exceptions, including direct access to framework database tables. Check the exact resource's adapters and data access before treating a QBCore label as Qbox evidence. Start with the QBCore catalog for QB builds and confirm every dependency separately.
Also check GTA V Legacy or Enhanced support for the exact release, voice system and any escrowed component. Framework support and game-edition support answer different questions.
Acceptance before replacing a working department
- Back up the current job files, configuration and database together. Rehearse restoring them on a separate server.
- Use two ordinary characters: one officer and one civilian. Verify on-duty and off-duty access, grades, searches, cuffs and release.
- Trigger one robbery or emergency call. Check that officers receive one alert at the correct location.
- Create a report, collect evidence and apply a sentence where supported. Restart and check the same records and custody state.
- Test unauthorized characters and reconnects. A hidden menu alone does not prove authorization.
Choose after these checks, rather than from an idle resource-monitor figure or the length of a feature list. Unknown migration coverage, dependency compatibility or update access should be resolved before payment.