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An officer is ending a radio transmission and wants to confirm the recipient understood the message. Which 10-code should they use?
An officer is ending a radio transmission and wants to confirm the recipient understood the message. Which 10-code should they use?
- 10-48 (correct)
- 10-51
- 10-46
- 10-39
In a situation requiring absolute radio silence except for critical updates, which 10-code should be communicated, and what does it signify?
In a situation requiring absolute radio silence except for critical updates, which 10-code should be communicated, and what does it signify?
- 10-35, designating that the transmission is to contain confidential information only .
- 10-33, signaling that emergency radio traffic only is permitted. (correct)
- 10-24, requesting emergency help to be sent immediately.
- 10-03, indicating the need to stop transmitting all non-essential communications.
An officer is currently transporting a prisoner. Which 10-code should the officer use to relay this information over the radio?
An officer is currently transporting a prisoner. Which 10-code should the officer use to relay this information over the radio?
- 10-14
- 10-16
- 10-15 (correct)
- 10-17
What is the correct 10-code to use if an officer needs to quickly relay information about weather and/or road conditions?
What is the correct 10-code to use if an officer needs to quickly relay information about weather and/or road conditions?
An officer has arrived at the location they were dispatched to. Which 10-code should they use to communicate this?
An officer has arrived at the location they were dispatched to. Which 10-code should they use to communicate this?
An officer has initiated a traffic stop. What information should be relayed with the 10-50 code?
An officer has initiated a traffic stop. What information should be relayed with the 10-50 code?
An officer wants to communicate that they are heading back to the district office. What 10-code should they use?
An officer wants to communicate that they are heading back to the district office. What 10-code should they use?
Dispatch needs to inform an officer to disregard the previous instructions. Which 10-code is most appropriate for this?
Dispatch needs to inform an officer to disregard the previous instructions. Which 10-code is most appropriate for this?
While managing radio communications, an officer needs another unit to temporarily wait before transmitting. Which 10-code communicates this request?
While managing radio communications, an officer needs another unit to temporarily wait before transmitting. Which 10-code communicates this request?
An officer needs to run a driver's license check on a suspect. Which 10-code should the officer use?
An officer needs to run a driver's license check on a suspect. Which 10-code should the officer use?
Flashcards
10-01
10-01
Receiving Poorly
10-02
10-02
Receiving Well
10-03
10-03
Stop Transmitting
10-04
10-04
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10-07
10-07
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10-08
10-08
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10-09
10-09
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10-13
10-13
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10-24
10-24
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10-31
10-31
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Study Notes
- This is a list of 10-codes and their descriptions
10-01 to 10-10
- 10-01: Receiving Poorly
- 10-02: Receiving Well
- 10-03: Stop Transmitting
- 10-04: Acknowledged/Message Received
- 10-05: Relay to
- 10-06: Busy
- 10-07: Out of Service
- 10-08: In Service
- 10-09: Repeat Message
- 10-10: Out of Service-Subject to Call
10-11 to 10-20
- 10-11: Dispatching too Rapidly
- 10-12: Visitor Present
- 10-13: Weather/Road Conditions
- 10-14: Convoy/Escort
- 10-15: Prisoner in Custody
- 10-16: Pick up Prisoner at
- 10-17: Conduct Investigation
- 10-18: Complete Task Quickly
- 10-19: Return to District Office
- 10-20: Location
10-21 to 10-30
- 10-21: Call Complaint Desk
- 10-22: Disregard
- 10-23: Standby
- 10-24: Send Help - Emergency
- 10-25: In Contact With
- 10-26: Message Received
- 10-27: Drivers License Check
- 10-28: Check Registration
- 10-29: Stolen and/or Wanted
- 10-30: Against Rules & Regulations
10-31 to 10-40
- 10-31: In Pursuit
- 10-32: Breathalyzer
- 10-33: Emergency Radio Traffic Only
- 10-34: Trouble at Corrections Facility
- 10-35: Confidential Information
- 10-36: Correct Time
- 10-37: Operator on Duty
- 10-38: Roadblock or Obstruction
- 10-39: Message Delivered
- 10-40: Out for Meal at
10-41 to 10-51
- 10-41: In Possession of
- 10-42: Out of Service at Home
- 10-43: Any Traffic for...?
- 10-44: Pick up Papers at...
- 10-45: Call...by Phone
- 10-46: Urgent
- 10-47: Blood Run
- 10-48: End of Message - Did you Receive?
- 10-49: Serving Warrant/Capias
- 10-50: Traffic Stop (Tag/Location/Car Description)
- 10-51: Enroute
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