AI COPS
NexRide police chases (Roblox): fines and rewards
Running a red light, speeding, reckless riding, or a wheelie in front of police starts a chase on the police page. A finished escape of about five minutes is listed at $400–$600 by more than one guide. Sample fines are $200 and $150, not a fixed price.
Single detailed source for HUD and foot-chase inputs: nexridewiki.wiki describes PULL OVER, PURSUIT and SEARCHING, plus Shift to sprint, Q to dodge a tackle and Space to get up. Its ON THE RUN objective combines about five minutes with a successful escape; a timer alone does not establish payment.
What several pages repeat
nexridewiki's police page is the detailed one. nexride.wiki's codes and best-bike pages also mention the $400–$600 escape and fines, so the payout range is not a one-page claim. The exact fine samples $200 and $150 stay examples from the police page.
| Label | Meaning as written |
|---|---|
| PULL OVER | Police order the rider to stop; this prompt alone does not establish capture or lost rewards. |
| PURSUIT | They are on you. |
| SEARCHING | They lost sight and are looking. |
| STAY STILL | A prompt during the stop. |
| ON THE RUN | About 5:00 plus a successful escape for $400–$600. |
When police arrived in the timeline
The updates page dates an AI COPS event to 17–18 Oct 2026. nexride.wiki's dirtbikes page agrees on those dates and not on the clock times. I do not add extra chase rules from the event name.
Questions
Is $400 the minimum every time?
Guides write a range, $400–$600, for a completed escape. They do not publish a per-minute rate.
Are fines always $200?
No. $200 and $150 are examples on one page. There is no published fine table.
Related
Escape pay sits next to fines, which are negative income.
UpdatesAI COPS event dates.
ControlsShift and Q are chase-only in the sources.
Sources checked 2026-10-27
- W4 · nexridewiki.wiki police — checked 2026-10-27
- C1 · nexride.wiki codes — checked 2026-10-27
- W8 · nexridewiki.wiki updates — checked 2026-10-27