GamingWithKev installs an army patrol mod and takes over the streets of GTA 5 with military force.

Take-Two Interactive, the parent company of Rockstar Games, has ordered the GTA 5 modding platform Rage: MP to cease operations.

GamingWithKev uses a mod to patrol the streets and enforce the law as a police officer in GTA 5.

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