LOS ANGELES POLICE DEPARTMENT CODES

15A48 (Example)

The Unit Number consists of three parts, where the first part is the

division number, the second part is the type of unit, and the third part is

the master beat or special unit number. Therefore, the above unit is a 15th

division (North Hollywood) 2 man patrol vehicle assigned to master beat 48.

DIVISION NUMBER

1 = CENTRAL

2 = RAMPART

3 = SOUTHWEST

4 = HOLLENBECK

5 = HARBOR

6 = HOLLYWOOD

7 = WILSHIRE

8 = WEST LOS ANGELES

9 = VAN NUYS

10 = WEST VALLEY

11 = NORTHEAST

12 = 77TH STREET

13 = NEWTON STREET

14 = PACIFIC

15 = NORTH HOLLYWOOD

16 = FOOTHILL

17 = DEVONSHIRE

18 = SOUTHEAST

24 = CENTRAL TRAFFIC

25 = SOUTH TRAFFIC

34 = WEST TRAFFIC

35 = VALLEY TRAFFIC

TYPE OF UNIT

A (Adam) = TWO MAN PATROL VEHICLE

B (Boy) = TWO MAN PATROL VAN

C (Charlie) = PARKING ENFORCEMENT

CL = BICYCLE PATROL

CRASH = COMMUNITY RESOURCES AGAINST STREET HOODLUMS (Anti-Gang)

DV = DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

E (Edward) = TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT

F (Frank) = FELONY ENFORCEMENT

FB = UNIFORMED FOOT PATROL (FOOT BEAT)

H (Henry) = DIVISIONAL HOMICIDE

IBARS = FIELD BOOKING

J (John) = JUVENILE INVESTIGATOR

JW = JUVENILE INVESTIGATOR (FEMALE)

L (Lincoln) = ONE MAN PATROL VEHICLE

M (Mary) = MOTORCYCLE UNIT

MQ = SPECIAL MOTORCYCLE UNIT

MX = DUI PATROL UNIT

OP = OBSERVATION POST

P (Paul) = SPECIAL DETAIL / EVENTS SUPERVISOR

Q (Queen) = SPECIAL DETAIL / EVENTS UNIT

T (Tom) = TRAFFIC INVESTIGATOR

TL = TRAFFIC INVESTIGATOR SUPERVISOR

U (Union) = REPORT TAKING UNIT

UC = UCLA POLICE

V (Victor) = DIVISIONAL VICE INVESTIGATOR

VS = VISITOR SERVICES

W (William) = DIVISIONAL DETECTIVES

X (X-Ray) = EXTRA PATROL UNIT

Z (Zebra) = SPECIAL PATROL UNIT (RESERVES)

THE LAST POSITION INDICATES THE MASTER BEAT OR SPECIAL UNIT NUMBER

(SOME UNITS THAT HAVE THE LAST DIGIT OF 0 ARE SPECIAL UNITS)

10 = WATCH COMMANDER

20-70 FIELD SUPERVISOR

80 COMMUNITY RELATIONS

90 STATION DESK

CITYWIDE UNITS

SUPPORT SERVICES ("DAVID" UNITS):

1D = FIELD SUPPORT SERVICES

2D = AIRCRAFT SUPPORT SERVICES

3D = TACTICAL PLANNING

ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES ("HENRY" UNITS):

1H = DETENTIONS / JAIL

2H = SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATIONS

2H2 = BOMB SQUAD

2H90 = CRIME LAB

2H90B = PHOTO LAB

2H90C = LATENT PRINTS

3H = ADVANCE PLANNING

4H = MOTOR TRANSPORTATION

5H = PERSONNEL

6H = MANAGEMENT SERVICES

8H = FISCAL SERVICES

9H = PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

10H = COMMUNICATIONS

12H = RECORDS & IDENTIFICATION

13H = SUPPLIES

14H = TRAINING

INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES ("KING" UNITS):

1K = INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES HEADQUARTERS

2K = BURGARY/AUTO THEFTS

3K = BUNCO/FORGERY

4K = ROBBERY/HOMICIDE

5K = DETECTIVE SUPPORT SECTION

5K90 = SPECIAL INVESTIGATIVE SECTION

5K90C = CRIMINAL CONSPIRACY SECTION

5K90G = GANG SECTION

5K90F = FUGITIVE SECTION

METROPOLITAN (METRO) DIVISION ("ROBERT" UNITS):

R plus Unit Number plus:

A = ADMINISTRATIVE PLATOON

B = VALLEY PLATOON

C = METRO AREA PLATOON

D = SPECIAL WEAPONS AND TACTICS (SWAT) TEAM

E = EQUESTRIAN UNIT

G = METRO ANTI-GANG TASK FORCE ?

SPECIAL SERVICES ("Y" UNITS)

2Y = INTERNAL AFFAIRS

4Y = ORGANIZED CRIME INTELLIGENCE

5Y = ANTI-TERRORIST UNIT

6Y = VICE ADMINISTRATION

7Y = NARCOTICS - TASK FORCE AND SPECIAL UNITS

8Y = NARCOTICS - FIELD ENFORCEMENT

9Y = NARCOTICS - MAJOR and MID-LEVEL ENFORCEMENT

RADIO CODES

Code 1 = Acknowledge Call/Respond Over Radio

Code 2 = Routine Call, No Lights or Siren

Code 2-HIGH = Priority Call, No Lights or Siren

Code 3 = Emergency Call, Lights and Siren

Code 4 = No Further Assistance Needed

Code 5 = Stakeout - Stay Away

Code 6 = Out of Car on Investigation

Code 6A = Out of Car on Investigation, Requires Assistance

Code 6C = Out of Car on Investigation, Suspect is Wanted

Code 6G = Out of Car on Investigation, Gang Activity

Code 7 = Meal Break

Code 8 = Fire Alarm

Code 8A = Working Fire

Code 10 = Request to Clear Frequency for Crime Broadcast

Code 12 = False Alarm

Code 20 = Notify Media

Code 30 = Burglar Alarm (Code 30 Ringer or Code 30 Silent)

Code 37 = Vehicle is Reported Stolen

Code 77 = Caution, Possible Ambush

Code 99 = Emergency

Code 100 = In Position to Intercept

COMMONLY USED PENAL CODES USED AS RADIO CODES

148 = Resisting Arrest

187 = Homicide

207 = Kidnapping

211 = Armed Robbery

211 SILENT = Silent Holdup Alarm

240 = Assault

242 = Battery

245 = Assault With Deadly Weapon

246 = Shooting in Dwelling

261 = Rape

288 = Lewd Conduct

311 = Indecent Exposure

374 = Illegal Dumping

390 = Intoxicated Person

415 = Disturbance

417 = Person With a Gun

451 = Arson

459 = Burglary

470 = Forgery

480 = Hit and Run

484 = Theft

487 = Grand Theft

488 = Petty Theft

502 = Driving Under the Influence (DUI)

CALIFORNIA STANDARD 10-CODES

10-10 = Out of Service

10-11 = Talk Slower

10-12 = Visitors Present

10-14 = Escort

10-15 = Enroute With Prisoner

10-16 = Pick Up Prisoner

10-17 = Pick Up Document

10-23 = Stand-By

10-24 = Trouble at Station

10-27 = Check Driver's License

10-34 = Resume Normal Broadcast

10-35 = Confidential Information

10-36 = Correct Time

10-37 = Name of Operator

10-39 = Message Delivered

10-86 = Traffic Check

10-97 = Arriving On Scene

10-98 = Assignment Complete

10-99 = Emergency

OTHER TERMINOLOGY

AC = Aircraft Crash

BT = Bomb Threat

PR = Person Reporting (Complainant)

RD = Reporting District (Division plus Master Beat)

TC = Traffic Collision

Phonetic Alphabet

A = Adam N = Nora

B = Boy O = Ocean

C = Charles P = Paul

D = David Q = Queen

E = Edward R = Robert

F = Frank S = Sam

G = George T = Tom

H = Henry U = Union

I = Ida V = Victor

J = John W = William

K = King X = X-Ray

L = Lincoln Y = Young / Yellow

M = Mary Z = Zebra

LOS ANGELES county SHERIFF DEPARTMENT

187 = Murder

207 = Kidnapping 10-1

207-A = Attempt Kidnapping 10-2

211 = Robbery 10-3

211-S = Robbery Alarm-Silent 10-4

215 = Carjacking 10-5

217 = Assault-Murder Intent 10-6

220 = Assault-Rape Intent 10-7

242 = Battery 10-8

245 = Assault W/Deadly Weapon 10-9

246 = Shooting At Dwelling 10-10

261 = Rape Vicinity 10-11

261-A = Attempt Neglect 10-12

273-A = Child Neglect 10-13

273-D = Wife Beating-Felony 10-14

288 = Sex Crimes Against Children 10-15

314 = Indecent Exposure 10-17

330 = Gambling 10-19

374-B = Illegal Dumping 10-20

390 = Drunk 10-21

390-F = Drunk, Possible PCP Use 10-22

415 = Disturbance 10-23

415-A = Disturbance In Auto 10-28

415-B = Disturbance - Business 10-29

415-C = Disturbance - Party Crash 10-30

415-D = Disturbance - Drunk 10-31

415-E = Disturbance - Party 10-35

415-F = Disturbance - Family 10-36

415-G = Disturbance - Gang Fight 10-36A

415-J = Disturbance - Juveniles 10-36F

415-S = Disturbance - Neighbors 10-36M

417 = Man With Gun 10-39

417-A = Man With Knife 10-97

417-S = Barricaded Suspect 10-98

447 = Arson 11-10

470 = Forgery 11-24

480 = Hit & Run - Felony 11-25

481 = Hit & Run - Misdemeanor 11-26

483 = Hit & Run - Parked Vehicle 11-27

487 = Theft- Grand 11-41

487.2 = Purse Snatch 11-44

488 = Theft - Petty 11-48

488-B = Theft - Bicycle 11-66

459 = Burglary 11-79

459-A = Burglar Alarm - Audible 11-80

459-S = Burglar Alarm - Silent 11-81

Common CHP Codes and Shorthand

502 = Drunk Driving - Misdemeanor 11-82

503 = Auto Theft 11-83

504 = Tampering With Auto 11-84

504-A = Car Strippers 11-85

510 = Speeding Or Racing 11-86

586 = Illegal Parking 11-87

586-E = Parking - Block Driveway 11-98

594 = Malicious Mischief 11-99

597 = Cruelty To Animals

601 = Incorrigible

602 = Trespassing

604 = Throwing Missiles

647 = Vagrant

647-A = Vargrant Loitering Near

653-M = Lewd Or Threatening TX

901-N = Ambulance Needed

901-S = Ambulance Dispatched-Injured

901-T = Ambulance Dispatched-Traffic

902 = Person Sick Or Injured

902-A = Attempt Suicide

902-H = Enroute To Hospital

902-N = Traffic Accident-No Injuries

902-R = Rescue Responding

902-T = Traffic Accident-No Details

903 = Airplane Accident-No Details

903-L = Low Flying Aircraft

904 = Fire

904-A = Fire-Auto

904-B = Fire-Brush Or Grass School Or Public Place

904-G = Smoke Investigation

904-I = Illegal Fire

904-S = Structural Fire

904-T = Fire-Trash

905-B = Animal Bites

905-D = Dead Animal

905-N=Noisy Animal

905-S = Stray Animal

905-T = Vicious Animal

909-A = Hot Wires Down

909-T = Traffic Hazard

911-A = Contact Informant

911-B = Contact Officer

911-C = Contact Citizen

911-N = Do Not Contact Informant

912 = Are We Clear?

913 = Are You Clear?

914-N = Concerned Party Notify

916 = Officer W/Mids. Subject

916-A = Officer W/Felony Subject

916-B = Citizen W/Misdemeanor Subject

916-C = Citizen Holding Felony Subject

917-A = Abandoned Auto

917-S = Suspicious Auto

918 = Insane Person

919 = Keep The Peace

920 = Missing Adult

920-A = Found Adult

920-C = Missing Child

920-F = Found Child

921 = Prowler

921-P = Peeping Tom

922 = Illegal Peddling

923 = Illegal Shooting

924 = Station Detail

924-B = Notify Dispatcher

925 = Person Acting Suspicious

925-A = Person Suspicious In Auto

926 = Tow Truck Needed

926-A = Tow Truck Dispatched

927 = Suspicious Circumstance

927-A = Suspicious Circumstance Person

927-B = Suspicious Circumstance Open

927-C = Check Vicinity

927-D = Susp. Circumstances Door Or Window ?

928-B = Found Property-Bicycle

928-L = Lost Property

929 = Person Down

929-A = Person Down In Auto

930 = See The Man

930-A = See The Manager

931 = See The Woman

995 = Strike Trouble

996 = Explosion-Non Criminal

996-B = Bomb Explosion

996-T = Bomb Threat

997 = Officer Needs Help Urgently

998 = Officer Request Assistance, Involved In Shooting

999 = Officer Needs Help Urgently

Asshat

Numbnuts

Buttmunch

Buttjuice

Poo-poo head

Birdbrain

Wanker

Porker

Turkey

Fruitcake

Reception poor 3A, AAA AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION

Reception good 911C CELLULAR 911 CALL

Stop Transmitting AAA TRIPLE A (AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION)

Message received AC ANIMAL CONTROL

Relay message ACTIVE INCIDENT CALL HAS BEEN ASSIGNED TO A CHP OFFICER

Busy, stand by AIFU ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION FOLLOW-UP

Out of service AIR CHP AIRCRAFT (“AIR” FOLLOWED BY UNIT NUMBER IE: AIR83)

In service AP APPROACHING

Repeat last transmission APB ALL POINTS BULLETIN

Off duty APP APPROACHING

Identify mobile frequency APT APARTMENT

Stand By ASAP AS SOON AS POSSIBLE

Advise road or weather conditions ATC ATTEMPT TO CONTACT - OR - ANYTHING CLOSE

Provide escort ATL ATTEMPT TO LOCATE

Prisoner in custody ATV ALL TERRAIN VEHICLE

Relay paper, supplies, etc. BC BROADCAST

Return, or return to_________ B’CAST BROADCAST

Location requested BFA BLACK-FEMALE-ADULT

Telephone_________ BFJ BLACK-FEMALE-JUVENILE

Disregard BGE BEIGE

Standby BLK BLACK

Request for registration BLU BLUE

Check for wanted (person or vehicle) BMA BLACK-MALE-ADULT

Improper radio traffic BMJ BLACK-MALE-JUVENILE

Attempt suicide BO, BROKEN, “BAD ORDER”DOES NOT WORK

Code 2 backup BOL BE ON THE LOOKOUT

Confidential information BOR BOTTOM OF RAMP (NEAREST THE END OF THE RAMP)

Confidential info, subject possibly armed BRN/BRO BROWN

Confidential info, possible felony wants BTWN/BET BETWEEN

Confidential info, possible misdemeanor wants BOT BACK ON TOP

Message or item delivered C2 CODE 2 (RESPOND QUICKLY)

Arrived on scene C3 CODE 3 (RESPOND AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE)

Assignment completed C4 CODE 4 (SITUATION UNDER CONTROL)

Take a report CAD COMPUTER AIDED DISPATCH

Abandoned vehicle CADI CADILLAC

Traffic hazard CALTRANS CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

Abandoned vehicle, occupied CB CALLBOX

Drivers license check, driver held CBX CALLBOX

Ambulance required CBXCHK CALLBOX CHECK

Possible fatality CD CENTER DIVIDER

Provide transportation C/D CENTER DIVIDER

Defective traffic signals CDF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY

Accident, ambulance rolling CEL,CELL CELLULAR PHONE

Accident, major injuries CFI CAN’T FIND IT

Accident, minor injuries C/FIRE CAR FIRE

Common CHP Codes and Shorthand

Accident, property damage CHEV CHEVROLET

Accident, no details CHKPT CHECKPOINT

Direct traffic CHIN CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY INFORMATION NETWORK

Tow truck required CIR CIRCLE OR CIRCUMSTANCE

Bomb threat CIT CITIZEN

Bomb found CJ COUNTY JAIL

Meet________ CK CHECK

Officer requires help, emergency CLOSUR CLOSURE

CLR CLEAR

CO COUNTY - OR - CORRECTIONAL OFFICER

CON CONNECTOR - OR - CONNECTED

CONET OFFICER WITH DRUG DOG OR DRUG INTERVENTION UNIT

COPIED RECEIVED INFORMATION

COP COMPLAINT OF PAIN

COR CORONER

CP COUPE (2 DOOR CAR)

CRS- # COUNTY ROAD (EX: CRS-1: “SUNRISE HWY”)

CT, C/T CALTRANS

CUS,CUST CUSTOMS

CV CONVERTIBLE

CVC CALIFORNIA VEHICLE CODE

DAS DEAD AT SCENE

DISC DISCONNECT

DIV DIVISION

DL DRIVER’S LICENSE

DOA DEAD ON ARRIVAL

DOB DATE OF BIRTH

DOJ DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

DOT DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION - CALTRANS

DUI DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE

DV DISABLED VEHICLE - OR - DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

DZ DROP ZONE

EB EAST BOUND

EMT EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN

ENRT EN ROUTE

ENTR ENTER

ER EMERGENCY ROOM - OR - EN ROUTE

ETA ESTIMATED TIME OF ARRIVAL

EVAL EVALUATION (USUALLY TO DETERMINE IF DUI)

EXP EXPEDITE (RESPOND QUICKLY)

FD FIRE DEPARTMENT

FIRE FIRE DEPARTMENT

FSP FREEWAY SERVICE PATROL

FT FLAT TIRE

FTY FAILURE TO YIELD

FYI FOR YOUR INFORMATION

GOA GONE ON ARRIVAL (IT’S NOT THERE)

GRN GREEN

HAZMAT HAZARDOUS MATERIAL

HB HATCHBACK

HER HELP EN ROUTE

HEWAB HIGHWAY EMERGENCY & WEATHER ADVISORY BULLETIN

HFA HISPANIC-FEMALE-ADULT

HFJ HISPANIC-FEMALE-JUVENILE

HMA HISPANIC-MALE-ADULT

HMJ HISPANIC-MALE-JUVENILE

HTS HEIGHTS

HV HIGHWAY VIOLENCE

HWY HIGHWAY

I- INTERSTATE - (IE - I15)

IFO IN FRONT OF

IMP IMPOUND (TOW AWAY)

INC INCIDENT

INCL INCLUDING

INJ INJURY

INV INVOLVED

IO INFO ONLY

JEO JUST EAST OF

JNO JUST NORTH OF

JSO JUST SOUTH OF

JUVI,JUVIE JUVENILE

JWO JUST WEST OF

K9 CANINE - POLICE DOG - UNIT WITH A DOG

LIC LICENSE

L/M LEFT MESSAGE

LN LANE

LS LAST SEEN

LSW LAST SEEN WEARING

MAR MAROON

MC, M/C MOTORCYCLE

ME MEDICAL EXAMINER

MFA MEXICAN-FEMALE-ADULT

MFJ MEXICAN-FEMALE-JUVENILE

MM MILE MARKER

MMA MEXICAN-MALE-ADULT

MMJ MEXICAN-MALE-JUVENILE

MP MILITARY POLICE

MT MOUNTAIN OR MOUNT

NA NO ANSWER - OR - NOT AVAILABLE - OR- NOT APPLICABLE

NB NORTH BOUND

NFD NO FURTHER DETAILS

NFI NO FURTHER INFORMATION

NLT NO LATER THAN

NUA NO UNIT AVAILABLE

O/ OVER

OC, O/C OVER CROSSING

OCC OCCURRED OR OCCUPANTS

OES OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES

OFA ORIENTAL-FEMALE-ADULT

OFJ ORIENTAL-FEMALE-JUVENILE

OFR OFF RAMP

OIC OFFICER OR OPERATOR IN CHARGE

OMA ORIENTAL-MALE-ADULT

OMEGA CORONER OR MEDICAL EXAMINER

OMJ ORIENTAL-MALE-JUVENILE

ONG ORANGE

ONR ON RAMP

OOG OUT OF GAS

OOP,O/O POSOUT OF POSITION (TOO FAR AWAY TO RESPOND)

OT, O/T OVERTURNED

OTS OVER THE SIDE

O’SIDE OVER THE SIDE, OR OUTSIDE

O/X OVERCROSSING

PC PROBABLE CAUSE - OR - PENAL CODE

PD POLICE DEPARTMENT

PED PEDESTRIAN

PENDING INCIDENT CALL AWAITING OFFICER ASSIGNMENT

PK PICK-UP TRUCK

PKWY PARKWAY

PLS,PLZ PLEASE

PM PARAMEDICS

PM PASSING MOTORIST

POI POINT OF IMPACT

POSS POSSIBLE - OR - POSSESSION

PTS PREPARE TO STOP

PU PICK-UP TRUCK

RB ROLLBACK (TOW TRUCK)

RD ROAD

RDW,RDWYROADWAY

REF REFERENCE

REQ REQUEST - OR - REQUIRED

RESP RESPONDING

RP,R/P REPORTING PARTY - OR - RESPONSIBLE PARTY

RO REGISTERED OWNER

RS,R/S RIGHT SHOULDER

RHS RIGHT HAND SHOULDER

RTH REMOVED THE HAZARD

SB SOUTH BOUND

SD, SDN SEDAN (4 DOOR CAR)

SIC SUBJECT IN CUSTODY

SIG ALERT SPECIAL WARNING FOR TRAFFIC TIE UP OF 30+ MINUTES

SIGLRT SIG ALERT

SO, S/O SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT

SPGS SPRINGS

SR- (#) STATE ROUTE

SUBCHK SUBJECT CHECK (WARRANTS, ETC.)

SUBJ SUBJECT

SUSP SUSPECT - OR - SUSPICIOUS

SUSCIRC SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES

TC, T/C TRAFFIC COLLISION

TK TRUCK

TRANS TRANSITION ROAD

TRK TRUCK

TRLR TRAILER

TRNSFR TRANSFERRED

UA UNIT ADVISED

UI UNIT INFORMED

UC, U/C UNDER CROSSING

UFN UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE

UNK UNKNOWN

USFS UNITED STATES FOREST SERVICE

UTL UNABLE TO LOCATE (CANNOT FIND IT)

VC VEHICLE CODE

VEH VEHICLE

VICT VICTIM

W/ WITH

WB WESTBOUND

WCB WILL CALL BACK

WFA WHITE-FEMALE-ADULT

WFJ WHITE-FEMALE-JUVENILE

WHT/WHI WHITE

WIT WITNESS

WMA WHITE-MALE-ADULT

WMJ WHITE-MALE-JUVENILE

W/O WITHOUT

W/WAY WRONG WAY

XFER TRANSFERRED

XRAY FEMALE

YO YEARS OLD

YOA YEARS OF AGE

INCIDENT CALL HAS BEEN ASSIGNED TO A CHP OFFICER

CHP AIRCRAFT (“AIR” FOLLOWED BY UNIT NUMBER IE: AIR83)

BOTTOM OF RAMP (NEAREST THE END OF THE RAMP)

OFFICER WITH DRUG DOG OR DRUG INTERVENTION UNIT

HIGHWAY EMERGENCY & WEATHER ADVISORY BULLETIN

NO ANSWER - OR - NOT AVAILABLE - OR- NOT APPLICABLE

SPECIAL WARNING FOR TRAFFIC TIE UP OF 30+ MINUTES

A = Adam N = Nora

B = Boy O = Ocean

C = Charles P = Paul

D = David Q = Queen

E = Edward R = Robert

F = Frank S = Sam

G = George T = Tom

H = Henry U = Union

I = Ida V = Victor

J = John W = William

K = King X = X-Ray

L = Lincoln Y = Young Yellow

M = Mary Z = Zebra

Phonetic Alphabet

RADIO CODES

Code 1 = Acknowledge Call/Respond Over Radio

Code 2 = Routine Call, No Lights or Siren

Code 2-HIGH = Priority Call, No Lights or Siren

Code 3 = Emergency Call, Lights and Siren

Code 4 = No Further Assistance Needed

Code 5 = Stakeout - Stay Away

Code 6 = Out of Car on Investigation

Code 6A = Out of Car on Investigation, Requires Assistance

Code 6C = Out of Car on Investigation, Suspect is Wanted

Code 6G = Out of Car on Investigation, Gang Activity

Code 7 = Meal Break

Code 8 = Fire Alarm

Code 8A = Working Fire

Code 10 = Request to Clear Frequency for Crime Broadcast

Code 12 = False Alarm

Code 20 = Notify Media

Code 30 = Burglar Alarm (Code 30 Ringer or Code 30 Silent)

Code 37 = Vehicle is Reported Stolen

Code 77 = Caution, Possible Ambush

Code 99 = Emergency

Code 100 = In Position to Intercept