10 Codes & Signal Codes (ISP) Flashcards

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What does the code 10-0 represent?

Signals Good

Unable to Copy

Dead Person (correct)

Busy

What does the code 10-1 mean?

Unable to Copy (correct)

Out of Service

In Service

Fight in Progress

What does the code 10-2 signify?

Information

Assist Motorist

Domestic Trouble

Signals Good (correct)

What does the code 10-6 indicate?

Busy Signup and view all the answers

What does the code 10-7 mean?

Out of Service (Give location and/or Phone#) Signup and view all the answers

What is represented by the code 10-8?

In Service Signup and view all the answers

What does the code 10-9 refer to?

Repeat/Say Again Signup and view all the answers

What does the code 10-10 signify?

Fight in Progress Signup and view all the answers

What is indicated by the code 10-16?

Domestic Trouble Signup and view all the answers

Code 10-20 refers to the officer's __________.

Location Signup and view all the answers

What does the code 10-23 indicate?

Arrive on Scene Signup and view all the answers

What does the code 10-41 represent?

Beginning Tour of Duty Signup and view all the answers

What is represented by the code 10-50?

Vehicle Crash Signup and view all the answers

What does the code Signal 1 indicate?

Call your district Signup and view all the answers

What is conveyed by Signal 3?

Call State Police Radio Signup and view all the answers

What does the code Signal 10 represent?

Emergency: Hold all but Emergency Traffic Signup and view all the answers

What does Signal 27 refer to?

Traffic Stop Signup and view all the answers

What does the word 'Honor' signify?

Adherence to what is right or to a conventional standard of conduct. Signup and view all the answers

What does the term 'Commitment' mean?

The state or quality of being dedicated to a cause, activity, etc. Signup and view all the answers

Define 'Community'.

A feeling of fellowship with others, as a result of sharing common attitudes, interests, and goals. Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

10 Codes

10-0: Dead Person; indicates a deceased individual.
10-1: Unable to Copy; communication difficulty.
10-2: Signals Good; confirms clear reception of signals.
10-6: Busy; officer or unit currently occupied.
10-7: Out of Service; requires location or contact number.
10-8: In Service; indicates readiness for duty.
10-9: Repeat/Say Again; request for clarification.
10-10: Fight in Progress; denotes an active altercation.
10-16: Domestic Trouble; refers to issues at home.
10-20: Location; requests current position.
10-23: Arrive on Scene; indicates arrival at an incident.
10-24: Detail Complete; concludes specific assignment.
10-27: Driver's License Info; requests information on a driver's license.
10-28: Vehicle Registration Info; requests vehicle ownership details.
10-32: Gun Involved; indicates firearms are present in a situation.
10-41: Beginning Tour of Duty; signifies start of work shift.
10-42: Ending Tour of Duty; signifies the conclusion of work shift.
10-43: Information; requests or provides intelligence.
10-46: Assist Motorist; indicates help is needed for a driver.
10-50: Vehicle Crash; specifies type of incident: Fatal (F), Personal Injury (P.I.), Property Damage (P.D.).
10-55: Intoxicated Driver; refers to a driver under the influence.
10-56: Intoxicated Pedestrian; refers to a pedestrian under the influence.
10-57: Hit & Run; indicates a vehicle incident with a fleeing driver.
10-70: Fire; reports a fire incident.
10-76: En Route; indicates that a unit is on its way to a location.
10-79: Notify Coroner; alerts to a potential deceased person.
10-89: Bomb Threat; warns of a possible explosive situation.
10-90: Bank or Residential Alarm; indicates an alarm has been triggered.
10-96: Mental Subject; refers to an individual experiencing a mental crisis.
10-52: Ambulance; calls for medical assistance.
10-51: Tow Truck/Wrecker; requests emergency towing services.
10-29: Check Records; instructs to check for warrants or weapon information.

Signal Codes

Signal 1: Call your district; request communication with local division.
Signal 3: Call State Police Radio; establish contact with state radio.
Signal 5: Report to your district; need to return to local office.
Signal 6: Call - Phone; request telephone communication.
Signal 8: Meet; indicates a meeting is required.
Signal 9: Disregard; instructs to ignore previous instructions.
Signal 10: Rush - Quick Action Desired; urgent response needed.
Signal 11: Information Confidential; stresses confidentiality.
Signal 14: Plain Clothes Detail; undercover operation indicated.
Signal 18: Pistol Practice; refers to firearms training.
Signal 23: Speeding Car; alerts about an excessively fast vehicle.
Signal 27: Traffic Stop; indicates a vehicle stop by law enforcement.
Signal 30: Special Patrol Assignment; directs to a specific patrol task.
Signal 37: Advise if there is anything for me; seeks updates from officers.
Signal 38: There is nothing for you; indicates no current information.
Signal 40: Records indicate subject wanted; alerts on a person’s status.
Signal 42: Breath Alcohol Test; instructs to perform a breathalyzer.
Signal 43: J-3 Prisoner / J-4 Paperwork; refers to specific detention documentation.
Signal 48: Visitors or Officials Present; indicates the presence of visitors.
Signal 54: Advise overtime status; requests update on shift extensions.
Signal 60: Narcotics; specifics about drugs needed.
Signal 66: Not in Service; indicates the unit is unavailable.
Signal 80: Not on file; refers to information lacking proper records.
Signal 100: Emergency: Hold all but Emergency Traffic; prioritizes urgent communications.

Key Terms

Honor: Adherence to ethical standards and conduct.
Commitment: Dedication to a cause or activity.
Community: A sense of fellowship formed through shared values and goals.

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Test your knowledge of the 10 codes used by the Indiana State Police with these flashcards. Each code represents a specific meaning, which is vital for effective communication among law enforcement officers. Challenge yourself and enhance your understanding of these important signal codes.