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What does the code 10-26 indicate?
What does the code 10-26 indicate?
- Requesting a patrol partner
- Traffic stop [location] (correct)
- Prowler
- License Status Check
Which code should be used to request a patrol partner?
Which code should be used to request a patrol partner?
- 10-16 (correct)
- 10-19
- 10-44
- 10-15
What does the code 10-42 signify?
What does the code 10-42 signify?
- Ending Tour of Duty (correct)
- Returning to Headquarters
- Beginning Tour of Duty
- Pursuit in progress
What situation is indicated by the code 10-78?
What situation is indicated by the code 10-78?
Which code is used to communicate the phrase 'Arriving on scene'?
Which code is used to communicate the phrase 'Arriving on scene'?
What is indicated by the code 10-4?
What is indicated by the code 10-4?
Which code signifies the officer is off-duty but available for emergency calls?
Which code signifies the officer is off-duty but available for emergency calls?
If an officer needs to disregard the last message, which code should they use?
If an officer needs to disregard the last message, which code should they use?
What does the code 10-29 refer to?
What does the code 10-29 refer to?
Which code would an officer use to indicate their current location?
Which code would an officer use to indicate their current location?
For a high-risk traffic stop, which code is appropriate?
For a high-risk traffic stop, which code is appropriate?
Which code indicates that the officer is on active patrol?
Which code indicates that the officer is on active patrol?
What does the code 10-85 imply?
What does the code 10-85 imply?
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10-1
10-1
Poor transmission quality.
10-2
10-2
Clear transmission.
10-3
10-3
Stop transmitting.
10-4
10-4
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10-6
10-6
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10-7
10-7
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10-8
10-8
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10-9
10-9
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10-10
10-10
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10-15
10-15
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10-15a
10-15a
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10-16
10-16
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10-20
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Study Notes
Radio Codes for Communication
- 10-1: Indicates poor transmission quality.
- 10-2: Confirms clear transmission.
- 10-3: Command to stop transmitting.
- 10-4: Acknowledgment that the message has been received.
- 10-6: Officer is off-duty but available for emergency calls.
- 10-7: Officer is off-duty and not responding to calls.
- 10-8: Officer is on-duty and actively responding to calls.
- 10-9: Request to repeat the last transmission.
- 10-10: Officer is leaving town (logging out).
- 10-15: Suspect is in custody.
- 10-15a: Most wanted suspect is in custody.
Patrol and Location Codes
- 10-16: Requesting a patrol partner.
- 10-19: Officer is returning to station or headquarters.
- 10-20: Request for location information.
- 10-21: Indicates a phone call is being made or received.
- 10-22: Command to disregard the last message.
- 10-23: Officer has arrived at the scene.
- 10-26: Traffic stop at a specified location.
- 10-26a: High-risk traffic stop at a specified location.
- 10-27: Request for a license status check.
- 10-28: Request for a vehicle registration check.
Legal and Emergency Status Codes
- 10-29: Request for wants or warrants check.
- 10-35: Requesting current time.
- 10-41: Indicates the beginning of the tour of duty.
- 10-42: Indicates the ending of the tour of duty.
- 10-44: Permission to leave the current assignment.
- 10-62: Attempting a Precision Intervention Technique (P.I.T).
- 10-66: Report of a suspicious person or vehicle.
- 10-70: Report of a prowler.
- 10-71: Report of a shooting incident.
- 10-72: Indicates a gun is involved in an incident.
Incident Response Codes
- 10-76: Officer is en route to a specified location.
- 10-77: Report of a bomb threat.
- 10-78: Report of an explosion.
- 10-80: Indicates a pursuit is in progress.
- 10-84: Request for estimated time of arrival (ETA).
- 10-85: Conducting an area check, typically while remaining on-scene.
- 10-86: Inquiry about any radio traffic.
- 10-87: Requesting standby.
- 10-88: Request for a cover unit at a specified location.
- 10-96: Available to be assigned to a new task.
- 10-97: Meet the officer at a specified location.
- 10-98: All units are clear to resume patrol after a situation has ended.
- 10-99: Indicates the end of a situation, all units can resume normal operations.
Radio Codes for Communication
- 10-1: Indicates poor transmission quality.
- 10-2: Confirms clear transmission.
- 10-3: Command to stop transmitting.
- 10-4: Acknowledgment that the message has been received.
- 10-6: Officer is off-duty but available for emergency calls.
- 10-7: Officer is off-duty and not responding to calls.
- 10-8: Officer is on-duty and actively responding to calls.
- 10-9: Request to repeat the last transmission.
- 10-10: Officer is leaving town (logging out).
- 10-15: Suspect is in custody.
- 10-15a: Most wanted suspect is in custody.
Patrol and Location Codes
- 10-16: Requesting a patrol partner.
- 10-19: Officer is returning to station or headquarters.
- 10-20: Request for location information.
- 10-21: Indicates a phone call is being made or received.
- 10-22: Command to disregard the last message.
- 10-23: Officer has arrived at the scene.
- 10-26: Traffic stop at a specified location.
- 10-26a: High-risk traffic stop at a specified location.
- 10-27: Request for a license status check.
- 10-28: Request for a vehicle registration check.
Legal and Emergency Status Codes
- 10-29: Request for wants or warrants check.
- 10-35: Requesting current time.
- 10-41: Indicates the beginning of the tour of duty.
- 10-42: Indicates the ending of the tour of duty.
- 10-44: Permission to leave the current assignment.
- 10-62: Attempting a Precision Intervention Technique (P.I.T).
- 10-66: Report of a suspicious person or vehicle.
- 10-70: Report of a prowler.
- 10-71: Report of a shooting incident.
- 10-72: Indicates a gun is involved in an incident.
Incident Response Codes
- 10-76: Officer is en route to a specified location.
- 10-77: Report of a bomb threat.
- 10-78: Report of an explosion.
- 10-80: Indicates a pursuit is in progress.
- 10-84: Request for estimated time of arrival (ETA).
- 10-85: Conducting an area check, typically while remaining on-scene.
- 10-86: Inquiry about any radio traffic.
- 10-87: Requesting standby.
- 10-88: Request for a cover unit at a specified location.
- 10-96: Available to be assigned to a new task.
- 10-97: Meet the officer at a specified location.
- 10-98: All units are clear to resume patrol after a situation has ended.
- 10-99: Indicates the end of a situation, all units can resume normal operations.
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