The Greensboro Police Department in North Carolina, U.S., has posted on its official X account, calling on Rockstar Games, PlayStation, and Xbox to allow them to test the police-related aspects of *Grand Theft Auto VI (GTA 6)*.
This is strictly “100% for research purposes.” Do police officers want to try out *GTA 6* too?
The department previously posted a joke saying that once “GTA 6” is released, people will stay home, giving them a chance to catch their breath. Their eagerness for the release became a hot topic.
In this latest post, they reached out to the official accounts of Rockstar Games, PlayStation, and Xbox, offering, “We’d be happy to test the police-related aspects of ‘GTA 6’—for research purposes only. Please DM us.” They further emphasized at the end, “To reiterate, this is 100% for research purposes.”
Incidentally, the police pursuit system has been enhanced in this installment. In an interview with IGN, Rob Nelson of Rockstar North explained the “Heat” system, through which the police identify players based on their appearance and clothing. It also appears there’s a mechanism where crimes are reported via eyewitness accounts or alarms, so there certainly may be elements worth “researching.”
Don’t spend the release date in a holding cell. Another post issued a warning
Prior to this post, the police department also posted, “Don’t forget that if you’re denied bail, you might still be in jail on the release date of ‘GTA 6.’” They concluded with “Don’t do anything stupid,” urging those looking forward to the release to avoid getting into trouble.
The Greensboro Police Department is offering to test ‘GTA 6’ themselves while urging players not to spend the release date in jail. Perhaps they, too, want to be able to play the game in peace on that day.
*Grand Theft Auto VI* is scheduled for release on November 19, 2026, for PS5 and XBOX Series X|S.
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