12 Signs Of Good Radio Communication Flashcards

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Number 1:

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Speak clearly so that the tactical officers will understand immediately where you are sending them and why.

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Number 2:

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ONLY speak in English

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Number 3:

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Always use the call sign of the vehicle you are trying to contact. Use call sign, then send information.

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Number 4:

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Do not interrupt the vehicles unless there is an incident.

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Number 5:

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Never use real names on the radio. Always use call signs. “W21 , W21 to Charlie 1”.

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Number 6:

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When sending a lookout call for a vehicle ALWAYS repeat the make, model, color and registration.

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Number 7:

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If CAP cannot get hold of vehicle thru radio, call him on cellphone immediately.

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Number 8

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Vehicles must be monitored at all times. If a vehicle is stationary for a longer than reasonable amount of time…5-10 minutes, a reason must be provided.

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Number 9:

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When a vehicle calls in a suspicious vehicle, ensure CAP hands over that information to all other vehicles again to confirm they have received the message.

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Number 10:

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Never use “Intercept, Pull over and question”

Instead use “Obtain tactical information and SEE if you can locate…”

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Number 11:

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Whenever information is received from TRO, the source of the information must be obtained and relevant info:

Contact numbers…call signs…

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Number 12:

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When interrupting, state CLEARLY that the vehicles need to stand by as there is an incident in progress…then dispatch the relevant vehicles.

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