This document provides codes and alphabets used in police communications. It lists over 100 ten codes related to common police situations like requesting assistance, accidents, crimes, and vehicle/personnel status. It also lists the phonetic alphabet used to clearly communicate letters over radio for things like license plate numbers or addresses. This standardized coding system facilitates effective radio communications between police officers and dispatchers.
This document provides codes and alphabets used in police communications. It lists over 100 ten codes related to common police situations like requesting assistance, accidents, crimes, and vehicle/personnel status. It also lists the phonetic alphabet used to clearly communicate letters over radio for things like license plate numbers or addresses. This standardized coding system facilitates effective radio communications between police officers and dispatchers.
This document provides codes and alphabets used in police communications. It lists over 100 ten codes related to common police situations like requesting assistance, accidents, crimes, and vehicle/personnel status. It also lists the phonetic alphabet used to clearly communicate letters over radio for things like license plate numbers or addresses. This standardized coding system facilitates effective radio communications between police officers and dispatchers.
This document provides codes and alphabets used in police communications. It lists over 100 ten codes related to common police situations like requesting assistance, accidents, crimes, and vehicle/personnel status. It also lists the phonetic alphabet used to clearly communicate letters over radio for things like license plate numbers or addresses. This standardized coding system facilitates effective radio communications between police officers and dispatchers.
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The document outlines various ten codes, phonetic alphabets, and nine codes that are commonly used in radio communications by law enforcement and emergency services to clearly and concisely communicate different situations.
Ten codes are 2-digit codes that represent common communications between dispatchers and officers/emergency responders. The document lists over 100 ten codes and their meanings, such as '10-4' for acknowledgement and '10-33' for an emergency.
Phonetic alphabets assign code words to letters of the alphabet for clear radio communication, such as 'Alpha' for A and 'Bravo' for B. Alphanumeric codes do the same for numbers. They help ensure accurate communication when spelling out words or numbers.
10 CODES & ALPHABET CODES (PHONETIC ALPHABET)
TEN CODES:
10-0 Caution siren
10-1 Unable to copy, Poor reception of signal 10-40 On duty, Roving, Silent tour of duty 10-2 Loud & clear, Clear signal 10-41 Operatives, Members 10-3 Slow down, Slowly, Not too fast 10-42 Off duty/Ending tour of duty 10-4 Acknowledgement, Roger, Positive, 10-43 Info, News, Status Affirmative 10-44 Regards, Greetings 10-5 Advice, Notify, Relay Message 10-45 Car unit, Vehicle, Mobile 10-6 Busy, Stand by unless urgent 10-46 Assist motorist 10-7 Out of service 10-47 Emergency, Electric crew needed 10-8 In service, Operational, Serviceable 10-48 Detour, Road under repair, Road need 10-9 Repeat message repair 10-10 Over & out 10-49 Traffic situation 10-11 Inquire, Query 10-50 Accident 10-12 Monitoring, Standby 10-51 Wrecker needed 10-13 Road & weather condition 10-52 Ambulance needed 10-14 To pick up, Get, Take 10-53 Heavy traffic, Road block 10-15 Response, Reply, Feedback 10-54 Investigator needed 10-16 Problem, Trouble 10-55 Electric power failure 10-17 Request 10-56 Intoxicated person 10-18 Record, Log 10-57 Hit & run 10-19 Return to 10-58 Direct traffic 10-20 Location 10-59 Companion, Buddy, Convoy, Escort 10-21 Telephone, Call by phone 10-60 Hospital 10-22 Cancel, Disregard 10-61 Doctor, Medical team 10-23 Arrived at scene 10-62 Medicines 10-24 Follow up 10-63 Assignment complete 10-25 Meeting, Meet a person, Eyeball, Report 10-64 Message in person 10-65 Assignment 10-26 Victim, Subject 10-66 Needed, Necessary 10-27 Switch frequency, Driver's license 10-67 Male character 10-28 Plate number, Reg. number 10-68 Dispatch, Delivery, Give 10-29 Verify, Check 10-69 Message received 10-30 Water supply 10-70 Fire alarm 10-31 Approval, Result 10-71 Advice situation of fire 10-32 Person w/ firearm 10-72 Rally, Illegal assembly 10-33 Emergency, Urgent 10-73 Add fire apparatus, Engine, Additional 10-34 Crime in progress, Riot firetruck 10-35 Crime alert, Red alert, Major crime 10-74 Negative 10-36 Correct time 10-75 Permission to contact 10-37 Re-fill, Reload, Food 10-76 Proceeding en route 10-38 Local police 10-77 Exact time of arrival (ETA) 10-39 Double time, Rush, Urgent, Use light or 10-78 Need assistance 10-79 Notify, Dead Person 10-91 Unnecessary use of radio 10-80 Kidnapping 19-92 Anti narcotics case, Drugs 10-81 Stolen vehicle 10-93 Address 10-82 Prepare, Reservation, Spare 10-94 Reckless driver, Drag racing 10-83 Found vehicle 10-95 Operations 10-84 Exact time of departure (ETD) 10-96 Jammer, Visitor 10-85 Will be late 10-97 Signal check, Test signal 10-86 Missing person 10-98 Advice call sign identification 10-87 Female character 10-99 Base, Home 10-88 Telephone number 10-100 Office 10-89 Found person 10-X Thanks 10-90 Robbery, Bank alarm
PHONETIC ALPHABETS/ALPHANUMERIC CODES
A - Alpha J - Juliet S - Sierra
B - Bravo K - Kilo T - Tango C - Charlie L - Lima U - Uniform D - Delta M - Mike V - Victor E - Echo N - November W - Whiskey F - Foxtrot O - Oscar X - X-ray G - Golf P - Papa Y - Yankee H - Hotel Q - Quebec Z - Zulu I - India R - Romeo