Which Need for Speed game features the police department 'Seacrest County Police Department'?

Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit (2010) features the Seacrest County Police Department.

The game is set in fictional Seacrest County, a large coastal region inspired by parts of California, Oregon, and Washington. Its police force is the Seacrest County Police Department, which pursues illegal racers across highways, forests, deserts, coastal roads, and mountain routes.

Unlike several later Need for Speed games, Hot Pursuit is built around two playable sides: Racer and Cop. Players can progress through separate careers, using exotic cars and pursuit technology such as roadblocks, spike strips, EMPs, helicopters, and police road units. The emphasis is on high-speed chases rather than deep visual vehicle customization.

The 2010 title is a revival and partial reboot of the Hot Pursuit concept, following earlier entries such as Need for Speed III: Hot Pursuit from 1998 and Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2 from 2002. The game's open-world Seacrest County should not be confused with Rockport, Fairhaven, or Palm City, settings associated with other Need for Speed releases.