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1
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10-1

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Used when officers radio signal is unreadable, usually due to terrain or adverse weather.

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10-2

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Used when an officer requests a signal check. Indicates that signal is reachable.

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10-4

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OK

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4
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10-6

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Busy, unless urgent. Used by officers/dispatch to indicate they are unavailable for further traffic unless it is of an emergency.

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5
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10-7

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Out of service. Indicates officer is off the air. Cannot be reached by radio.

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6
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10-8

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In service. Indicates officer is available and on air.

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7
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10-9

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Repeat. Info was not heard.

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8
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10-10

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Fight in progress. Location and # of people involved should follow.

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9
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10-12

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Stand by. Stop radio traffic for person.

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10
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10-13

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Used to request current weather/road conditions.

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11
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10-16

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Used to report a domestic problem.

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12
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10-17

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Meet complaint.

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13
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10-20

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Location. Request for an officers exact location.

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14
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10-21

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Request that you call a certain person/place. Followed b phone # and name of person/place.

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15
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10-22

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Disregard. Officer should disregard message/assignment given.

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16
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10-23

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Arrived at the scene.

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17
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10-25

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Report in person (meet). Advises an officer to report to specified location to meet with another officer.

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18
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10-27

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Drivers license information. Request/give information from a DL.

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19
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10-28

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Vehicle license information. Request/Relay information regarding a vehicles registration.

20
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10-29

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Checks for unwanted/stolen. Used to request a check is made to determine if any warrants/stolen reports have been issued. Can be automatic/manual check.

21
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10-30

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Improper use of radio. Terminate radio traffic.

22
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10-32

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Subject with a gun. Alerts officer that person they are dealing with is possibly armed.

23
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10-33

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Maximum Priority Used on the initial call to indicate radio traffic is pertaining to a danger of life/property. All stations and vehicles not involved in emergency should maintain radio silence until under control. When in effect only priority traffic should be relayed.

24
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10-36

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Used to request the correct time.

25
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10-41

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Begin tour of duty. Indicates an officer is beginning duty.

26
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10-41

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End tour of duty. Indicates an officer ending duty.

27
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10-43

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Information. Used to indicate that an officer/dispatcher is relaying information.

28
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10-46

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Assist motorist. Indicates an officer is assisting a motorist that has broken down/needs help. Location/vehicle registration should also be given.

29
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10-50

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Accident (F, PI, PD). Indicates a traffic crash has occurred. Followed by location and initial information. Must determine if crash involves F (Fatality), PI (person injured), or PD (Property damage).

30
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10-51

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Tow needed. Tow truck needed at a certain location.

31
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10-52

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Ambulance needed.

32
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10-55

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Suspected DUI. Must give location and initial information.

33
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10-56

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Used to report/indicate an intoxicated pedestrian.

34
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10-57

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Used to report a hit and run situation. (Report F, PI or PD).

35
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10-60

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Squad in vicinity. Indicates that an officer is in the immediate vicinity.

36
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10-61

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Isolate self for message. Isolate from others for confidential message over radio.

37
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10-74

A

Negative.

38
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10-76

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En route. Indicates an officer is en route.

39
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10-78

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Used by an officer to request immediate help in handling a possibly violent subject or situation. Used by he base station to advise others that officer needs help immediately.

40
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10-79

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Notify coroner. Needs a coroner at a specified location. Indirectly reports a death.

41
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10-80

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Used to alert all departments and squads that an officer is pursuing a vehicle. Necessary to also relay description of vehicle and continuous updates of location and direction of travel until stopped or lost.

42
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10-83

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Advises that an officer is working a school crossing at a certain location.

43
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10-95

A

Prisoner/subject in custody.

44
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10-96

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Mental subject. Used to alert an officer that subject he/she is dealing with is a mental issue.

45
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10-99

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Wanted/stolen indicates. Used to indicate that a wanted/stolen report is on file for the person/property being checked. (should not be used as an alert during a hit procedure)

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