Mercy’s Speed Camera Hacking was released by turtle8675309 in September 2024, crediting P4NDAzzGaming and Tom Osborne’s earlier scripts. The original repository now returns 404. A community copy preserves commit b56c10a, which GitHub attributes to Mercy-Public; its resource files match that preserved commit. This is an archived source reference, not evidence of active creator maintenance.
Original creator release and discussion
Preserved creator commit in the community repository
Install the actual dependencies
The reviewed resource uses qb-core, ox_lib, oxmysql, ox_target and bl_ui. The unchanged defaults also call qb-phone for mail, InteractSound for camera sound and police alerts. Configure or disable those integrations deliberately. Use the inner mercy_21_public_speedcameras folder containing fxmanifest.lua, start dependencies first, then ensure mercy_21_public_speedcameras.
What the mission changes
The contact is at 196.95, -1493.81, 28.14. The code selects three to six distinct satellite points and a random bl_ui challenge at each, rather than the three-to-five description in the release. Completing the route toggles cameras for that client. Repeating it can enable them again; this is not a permanent server-wide shutdown.
Fix server-side billing validation
The payment handler receives a fine amount from the client and passes it to the bank deduction without validating a camera encounter, permitted amount, location or cooldown. The ownership callback checks the player’s vehicle separately, but the payment handler does not require that result. Move fine calculation and eligibility checks to the server before public use.
Check the police-alert condition as well: its combined condition can still send an alert when alertPolice is false, depending on speed. Test job exemptions, repeat missions, restart behavior and optional integrations on a test server. This review inspected the code without executing it and does not provide a repaired package or complete security audit.