Staff Directory

Ray is the owner and community director of GTAPoliceMods. In early June of 2019, Ray had the idea of bringing GPM back to life. With a lot of work and dedication, he was able to bring the place where many people once called home back to existence.

Ray has been part of the GTA Modding Community since 2009. Ray started as a staff member over at FR-Mods (creators of SAPD:FR for GTA:SA) in 2012, working in the FR:MP division (First Response Multiplayer for MTA) and then moving up to a Management position. When FRmods shutdown Ray moved to other GTA communities until eventually landing here at GTAPoliceMods. Ray now runs and operates the day to day operations of GPM with the assistance of the entire staff team and Management Team to continue the success of GPM.

Mike originally became the Sys Ops Director out of the blue after somehow impressing Ray with his techno-babble. Mike is one of the original staff members during the relaunch of GPM back in July of 2019. Mike ended up rebuilding the server configuration for Ray so he could work it without resorting to some esoteric methods to just being able to change a simple setting. And if Ray breaks something, it's Mike's job to fix it and make sure the site/server keep running. With the ever changing landscape at GPM, his duties now also include other various administrative functions that necessitated in the change in his title to Community Administrative Director.

Outside of that, Mike is mostly self taught when it come to running/maintaining sites/servers. No major ties to any particular GTA modding community, just happened to come along with another person and ended up staying working as a staff member before making the jump up to Management.

Do not hesitate to ask Mike any questions regarding GPM or with any other IT related questions, he'll be glad to help as best as he can.

FiveTwelve became the Director of GTAPoliceMods Development Studios during November 2020. Prior to that, he served under the Development Team helping to maintain and build out the GPM website. He's completely rebuilt many parts of GPM from the ground up during his time on the team, and still constantly works on ensuring that GPM users have the best possible experience.

He also serves as second in command on the response team for when Ray breaks any part of GPM's infrastructure. If you notice any technical problems around GPM, he'll probably be the one to help resolve them.