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What does the code 421 represent?
What is the meaning of code 421A?
Mentally ill Person
What is the definition of code 422?
Injured Officer
What does code 419 signify?
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What does the code 425 represent?
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Match the following police codes with their meanings:
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Study Notes
Police Codes Overview
- 421: Refers to a sick or injured individual in need of assistance.
- 421A: Designates a person suffering from mental illness, indicating special considerations for care and response.
- 421C: Identifies a sick or injured person who has a communicable disease, highlighting health risks in interactions.
Officer and Incident Responses
- 422: Specifically pertains to an injured officer, emphasizing the urgency and importance of response protocols.
- 423: A request to see a person for information, indicating the need for witness or victim statements.
Cases of Abuse and Neglect
- 424: Recognizes situations involving abuse or neglect, calling for immediate investigation and intervention.
Death and Homicide Codes
- 419: Refers to a dead body, pertinent in investigations and crime scene protocols.
- 420: Specifically addresses homicide, which requires thorough investigation and evidence collection.
Suspicious Activity Indicators
- 425: Relates to a suspicious situation, prompting law enforcement to assess potential threats or criminal activity.
- 425A: Involves a suspicious person, warranting further scrutiny or intervention.
- 425B: Concerns a suspicious vehicle, indicating a potential link to criminal activity or safety risk.
- 425H: Points to a suspicious substance, necessitating caution and assessment for potential hazards.
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This quiz includes flashcards for police codes 419 to 425H, providing definitions for each code related to sick or injured persons, mentally ill individuals, and officer injuries. Perfect for law enforcement training or public safety awareness. Test your knowledge of these essential police terms!
