Targets the final stash in larger organized crime Scanner Hustles, where some activities place a crafting spec or other valuable reward.
PC / Global, with Phantom Liberty expansion
WHERE & HOW TO FARM
Where to farm
Blue NCPD Scanner Hustle markers labeled Suspected Organized Crime Activity on the Night City map.
Suspected Organized Crime Activity hustles cover a larger area than a typical Assault in Progress. Clear the gang members, including the leaders, then locate and loot the final stash. Some crimes are associated with specific crafting specs, but random equipment varies and these activities are generally finite per save. Check the activity’s loot before moving on and keep a record of specs you already own so you can focus on uncollected rewards.
Reach an Organized Crime activity marker in the district.
Bring enough combat gear to clear a larger hostile group.
Have inventory room for the final stash and equipment.
Open the map and choose a Suspected Organized Crime Activity marker that you have not completed.
Travel to the area and engage the gang, using cover while you identify the remaining enemies.
Clear the full group, including the leaders, before searching for the reward stash.
Search the encounter area for the final stash or objective container indicated by the activity.
Loot the stash and check for a crafting spec, weapon, or other target reward.
Mark the activity complete and compare any recovered spec against the crafting inventory.
Move to another uncompleted Organized Crime marker if you still need loot or components.
Farming tips
Some crimes have specific spec rewards; prioritize activities tied to a recipe you still need.
The final stash is the key pickup, so do not leave after defeating the last enemy without searching.
Repeat, collect and use
The route repeats across different uncompleted organized crime activities, but most stash rewards are one-time per save. Do not count on farming the same stash again.
Common mistakes
Searching only enemy bodies: locate the final stash as well.
Assuming every activity gives a new spec: check ownership and treat random gear separately.
Trying to repeat a completed activity for the same reward: choose another uncompleted marker.
When to stop or switch
Stop when the needed spec or gear is collected, or when the remaining activities no longer serve your crafting or loot goal.
