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Wanted System - 24 revisions
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Removed an unrelated image that did not match the article; added an image of a police chase through the Grassrivers
Merged the duplicate witness sections into the Extended Look identification and evasion section, added heat icons, search area and developer comments on police memory and radar, corrected the beach police department row, removed prior-entry comparisons
Added confirmed six-star maximum and identification details shown in the August 2026 showcase
Retargeted internal links to the correct pages and removed self-links (2026-08-17)
Pointed internal links at their correct existing pages and removed links to prior-series topics (2026-07-22)
Fixed missing separators where wikilinks abutted following text (2026-07-12)
Removed leak-derived sections (Wanted Level Stars, K-9 Units, Player Surrender, Police Dispatch Delay) and stripped leak reference from Wanted Levels
Accuracy update (2026-05-27): restored connective text between adjacent bolded terms
Accuracy update (2026-05-27): cleaned up sentence fragments left from outlet-reference removal
Fixed a duplicated source-attribution clause in the wanted-level system overview
Hedged "builds on" framing to "appears to build on" for the RDR2 witness mechanic comparison
Fixed 4 misleading/unverified claims: Add hedging to six-star wanted level claim (leaked, not officially confirmed); Replace 'returns to the six-star' with hedged language; Add qualifier to K-9 unit description (from leaked materials, not officially confirmed); Add qualifier to dispatch delay description (from 2022 build observations)
Added 6-star system details, K-9 units, witness system, surrender mechanic, and dispatch delay
Fixed 1 verified inaccuracy: Fix Police Riot basis in wanted-system: Lenco Bear, not BearCat
Major expansion: added 9 identified law enforcement agencies, confirmed police vehicles, ghost livery cars, tactical units, corrected corrupt officer dialogue
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