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Study Notes
NC Police 10 Codes
- 10-1: Signal weak; indicates poor radio transmission quality.
- 10-2: Signal good; confirms strong radio transmission quality.
- 10-3: Stop transmitting; a request for radio silence.
- 10-4: Affirmative, okay; acknowledgment of a message or instruction.
- 10-5: Relay (to); request to pass along information.
- 10-6: Busy; indicates that the officer is occupied.
- 10-7: Out of service; denotes that the unit is unavailable for calls.
- 10-8: In service; indicates that the unit is available for calls.
- 10-9: Repeat; request for repetition of the last message.
- 10-10: Negative; signifies no response or disagreement.
- 10-12: Standby; request to pause until further notice.
- 10-13: Existing conditions; report on current weather or road conditions.
- 10-17: Enroute; indicates that the officer is on the way to a location.
- 10-18: Urgent; signifies the need for immediate attention.
- 10-20: Location; request for geographical position of the unit or incident.
- 10-21: Call by phone; request for a telephone conversation instead of radio.
- 10-22: Disregard; instruction to ignore the previous message.
- 10-23: Arrived at scene; confirms presence at the location of an incident.
- 10-24: Assignment completed; indicates task has been finished.
- 10-26: Estimated Time of Arrival; provides an estimate for arrival at a location.
- 10-27: License information; request for driver's license details.
- 10-28: Ownership information; request for vehicle ownership details.
- 10-29: Record check; request to check if a person or vehicle has a criminal record.
- 10-30: Danger/caution; alerts units to potential threats on the scene.
- 10-33: Help me quickly; urgent call for assistance from other officers.
- 10-38: Traffic stop; indicates engagement with a vehicle for a traffic violation.
- 10-41: Beginning tour of duty; marks initiation of an officer's shift.
- 10-42: Ending tour of duty; signifies conclusion of an officer's work period.
- 10-43: Chase; indicates pursuit of a suspect or fleeing vehicle.
- 10-45: Bomb threat; alerts to a potential explosive threat.
- 10-46: Bank alarm (robbery); indicates a robbery in progress at a financial institution.
- 10-48: Detaining subject, need backup quickly (expedite); calls for immediate assistance when detaining someone.
- 10-49: Drag race; report of illegal street racing.
- 10-50: Accident; denotes an incident involving vehicles.
- 10-50 PD: Accident, property damage only; indicates no injuries in the accident.
- 10-50 PI: Accident, personal injury; signals injuries resulting from the accident.
- 10-50 F: Accident, fatality; reports a death due to the accident.
- 10-51: Wrecker/tow truck needed; requests towing services for disabled vehicles.
- 10-52: Ambulance needed; calls for medical assistance or transport.
- 10-53: Road block; indicates the presence of a blockage on the roadway.
- 10-54: Hit and run; reports an accident where the responsible party fled the scene.
- 10-54 PD: Hit and run, property damage only; specifies no injuries involved.
- 10-54 PI: Hit and run, personal injury; signifies injuries resulting from the hit and run.
- 10-54 F: Hit and run, fatality; indicates a death from a hit and run incident.
- 10-55: Intoxicated driver; reports a suspected drunk driver.
- 10-56: Intoxicated pedestrian; observes a person under the influence on foot.
- 10-57: Request breathalyzer; calls for testing a driver’s sobriety.
- 10-58: Direct traffic; instructions to manage vehicular flow.
- 10-60: Investigating suspicious vehicle; indicates scrutiny of a potentially illicit vehicle.
- 10-61: Stopping vehicle (suspicious); indicates engaging a vehicle based on suspicious behavior.
- 10-62: Burglary/breaking & entering; reports an entry into a structure with criminal intent.
- 10-65: Report of armed robbery; informs units of a robbery involving weapons.
- 10-66: Notify coroner; calls for the coroner's involvement in a case.
- 10-70: Improperly parked vehicle; indicates a vehicle parked against regulations.
- 10-72: Suspect in custody; reports apprehension of an individual.
- 10-75: Records indicate wanted/stolen; alerts that a vehicle or person is flagged in criminal databases.
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Test your knowledge of the North Carolina Police 10 Codes used in radio communication. Each code serves a unique purpose in ensuring clear and efficient communication among officers. Can you recall the meanings of these essential codes?
