Navajo Police Department 10 Codes

Navajo Police Department 10 Codes

• 10-1: Indicates poor reception when communicating.
• 10-2: Represents good reception during radio transmissions.
• 10-3: Commands to stop all transmissions.
• 10-4: Affirms receipt of a message (OK).
• 10-5: Used to request a relay of information.
• 10-6: Signifies that an officer is busy.
• 10-7: Denotes being out of service or deceased on arrival (DOA).
• 10-8: Indicates that an officer is back in service.
• 10-9: Requests that information be repeated for clarity.
• 10-10: Indicates being out at a location and subject to call.
• 10-11: Alerts to dispatching that is occurring too rapidly.
• 10-12: Notifies that visitors are present.
• 10-13: Refers to reporting current weather or road conditions.
• 10-14: Indicates an escort is in progress.
• 10-15: Represents a check on a prisoner.
• 10-16: Cautions of an insane person being present.
• 10-17: Refers to papers or packages needing attention.
• 10-18: Urges a quick response to a situation.
• 10-19: Indicates returning or proceeding en route.
• 10-20: Requests for the current location.
• 10-21: Suggests a telephone call is needed.
• 10-22: Advises to disregard the last message.
• 10-23: Signifies that the officer should stand by.
• 10-24: Alerts to trouble at the station requiring assistance.
• 10-26: Refers to a traffic violation stop situation.
• 10-27: Indicates a driver's license check is needed.
• 10-28: Refers to checking vehicle registration.
• 10-29: Indicates a check for stolen items or warrants.
• 10-30: Represents actions contrary to regulations.
• 10-31: Denotes a bomb threat.
• 10-32: Refers to a demonstration that is occurring.
• 10-34: Indicates a motorist assist request.
• 10-35: Signals that information is confidential.
• 10-36: Requests to provide the correct time.
• 10-37: Asks for the name of the male operator involved.
• 10-38: Indicates a loss of radio communication.
• 10-39: Requests an update on the progress of an assignment.
• 10-40: Refers to a stolen vehicle situation.
• 10-42: Indicates an officer is at home.
• 10-43: Means there are no pending assignments for the officer.
• 10-45: Informs to meet the unit at a specific location.
• 10-46: Indicates pending assignment awaiting further instructions.
• 10-47: Suggests checking for a suspected drunk driver.
• 10-48: Advises to use caution in a situation.
• 10-49: Refers to a drowning incident at a specific location.
• 10-50: Requests an ambulance at a certain location.
• 10-51: Indicates that an officer has been injured.
• 10-52: Signifies a police unit was involved in an accident.
• 10-70: Alerts of a crime in progress at a specified location.
• 10-72: Requests placing a roadblock at a designated point.
• 10-77: Instructs to refuel a unit at the motor pool.
• 10-80: Indicates a situation involving armed and dangerous individuals.
• 10-82: Requests to reserve a room for an officer.
• 10-85: Advises keeping under surveillance without further interaction.
• 10-88: Requests necessary phone numbers.
• 10-90: Indicates an aircraft is going down.
• 10-93: Signifies delivery of a message to a specific recipient.
• 10-94: Indicates completion of a message delivery.
• 10-97: Confirms arrival at the scene.
• 10-98: Marks assignment completion.
• 10-100: Indicates riot conditions are present and to exit the area.