Grand Theft Auto 6 leaker CyberLeek is back with another alleged gameplay video, this time showing protagonist Jason Duval getting into a confrontation with the police.

The latest footage follows CyberLeek's release of the purported full GTA 6 map, alongside gameplay clips showing Jason playing basketball, driving around Vice City, and attacking a civilian. CyberLeek previously claimed that more footage would be released at 8 PM ET on August 19, but appears to have released at least one additional clip ahead of schedule.

The latest leaks have surfaced just days before Rockstar Games is scheduled to provide an official Extended Look at GTA 6 through Netflix. Fans can tune in on August 27 at 12 PM PT/3 PM ET for the official presentation, though the ongoing leaks have given players an unofficial look at the highly anticipated game ahead of the event.

While the limited marketing surrounding GTA 6 may have increased interest in the leaked material, it does not excuse the unauthorized distribution of Rockstar's footage, and CyberLeek could face serious consequences if Take-Two Interactive and Rockstar identify the source.

CyberLeek's newest release is simply titled "Taser video" and focuses on an encounter between Jason and police officers in Vice City. Rather than appearing to be a standard shootout, the footage seemingly shows the officers attempting to arrest Jason, giving the encounter a more convincing law-enforcement response than players might typically expect from an open-world game. Jason eventually uses a taser against the officers, explaining the video's title.

The footage also provides another look at Vice City at night, offering glimpses of the game's environments and lighting while the confrontation takes place. Most notably, the clip reportedly ends with what appears to be the first in-game cutscene from GTA 6 to leak online. The scene features Jason alongside a character named Cal, potentially giving fans another brief look at the game's storytelling and character interactions.

Before releasing the latest footage, CyberLeek claimed to have access to three or four additional GTA 6 clips. If that information remains accurate, as many as three more videos could potentially surface online. It is currently unclear whether CyberLeek plans to release additional footage or whether the leaker has access to even more files.

The apparent escalation in the leaked material is also notable. Earlier footage focused on relatively mundane activities such as Jason playing basketball, while the newest clip showcases combat and an apparent cinematic sequence. CyberLeek has claimed that the leaks are part of an attempt to target publishers over practices including digital pre-orders, locked content, and the broader issue of digital ownership versus physical games. The Stop Killing Games campaign has nevertheless disavowed CyberLeek's actions.

Another notable detail is the continued absence of Lucia from the leaked footage. Lucia is Jason's partner and one of the two protagonists of GTA 6, yet she has not appeared in any of CyberLeek's publicly released clips so far. It is unknown whether CyberLeek does not have access to footage featuring Lucia or whether her absence is connected to the point in the game's story represented by the leaked material. There is also the possibility that Lucia's absence is intentional, particularly given that she is shown in promotional material as having previously spent time in prison.

Rockstar and Take-Two are unlikely to be pleased with the growing number of GTA 6 leaks, particularly with the game's official Extended Look now approaching. However, the wait for the full game is becoming considerably shorter, with GTA 6 scheduled to launch on November 19. Fans will soon be able to experience Vice City themselves, making the growing stream of unofficial footage increasingly difficult to contain.