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* 10-22 Disregard
* 10-22 Disregard
* 10-23 Stand By
* 10-23 Stand By
* 10-28 Vehicle Registration<ref name="Ep101">{{cite episode | num = 101 | title = Pilot}}</ref>
* 10-28 Vehicle Registration<ref name="Ep101">{{cite episode | num = 101 | title = Pilot}}</ref><ref name="Ep121">{{cite episode | num = 121 | title = Crack-Up}}</ref>
* 10-29 Check for Wanted (Person, Vehicle, or Object)
* 10-29 Check for Wanted (Person, Vehicle, or Object)
* 10-31 Attempted Suicide<ref name="Ep118">{{cite episode | num = 118 | title = Cry Wolf}}</ref><ref name="Ep204">{{cite episode | num = 204 | title = Disaster Squad}}</ref>
* 10-31 Attempted Suicide<ref name="Ep118">{{cite episode | num = 118 | title = Cry Wolf}}</ref><ref name="Ep204">{{cite episode | num = 204 | title = Disaster Squad}}</ref>

Revision as of 13:27, 7 January 2015

The California Highway Patrol uses a variety of radio codes in their communications. A partial list of codes can be found below.

10 Codes

  • 10-1 Receiving Poorly[1]
  • 10-2 Receiving Well
  • 10-4 Acknowledgment
  • 10-5 Relay
  • 10-6 Busy
  • 10-7 Out of Service
    • 10-7A Out of Service (Home)
  • 10-8 In Service
  • 10-9 Repeat
  • 10-10 Off Duty[2]
  • 10-11 Identify Frequency
  • 10-13 Advise Road & Weather Conditions
  • 10-14 Provide Escort
  • 10-15 Prisoner in Custody
  • 10-19 Return to ___
  • 10-20 Location
  • 10-21 Telephone ___
    • 10-21A Telephone Home
  • 10-22 Disregard
  • 10-23 Stand By
  • 10-28 Vehicle Registration[3][4]
  • 10-29 Check for Wanted (Person, Vehicle, or Object)
  • 10-31 Attempted Suicide[5][6]
  • 10-36 Confidential Information
    • 10-36A Confidential Info, Subject possibly armed
    • 10-36F Confidential Info, Possible felony wants
    • 10-36M Confidential Info, Possible misdemeanor wants
  • 10-37 What Time is it?
  • 10-39 Message or Item Delivered
  • 10-41 Begin Shift
  • 10-97 Arrived at Scene
  • 10-98 Finished Last Assignment

11 Codes

  • 11-10 Take a Report
  • 11-12 Loose Livestock[7]
  • 11-24 Abandoned Vehicle
  • 11-25 Traffic Hazard[8]
  • 11-26 Disabled Vehicle[2]
  • 11-27 Drivers License Check, Driver Held
  • 11-40 Fire Department Required[5][8]
  • 11-41 Ambulance Required
  • 11-42 Paramedics Required
  • 11-44 Possible Fatality
  • 11-48 Furnish Transportation
  • 11-50 Helicopter, Emergency Landing
  • 11-51 Helicopter, Routine Landing
  • 11-52 Helicopter, Return to ___
  • 11-78 Paramedics Enroute
  • 11-79 Accident, Ambulance Enroute
  • 11-80 Accident, Serious Injury
  • 11-81 Accident, Minor Injury
  • 11-82 Accident, No Injury[9][2]
  • 11-83 Accident, No Information[10]
  • 11-84 Direct Traffic
  • 11-85 Tow Truck Required
  • 11-86 Bomb Threat[11]
  • 11-87 Bomb Found
  • 11-98 Meet the Officer, Remain in Service
  • 11-99 Officer Needs Help[12][13]

Other Codes

  • Code-2 Urgent
  • Code-3 Emergency
  • Code-4 No Further Assistance Required
  • Code-5 Stakeout
  • Code-7 Out of Service-Meal Break
  • Code-20 Press Notified
  • Code-33 Clear Radio Traffic for Emergency Communications[14]

References

  1. Episode 407: "Satan's Angels"
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 Episode 410: "Forty Tons of Trouble"
  3. Episode 101: "Pilot"
  4. Episode 121: "Crack-Up"
  5. 5.0 5.1 Episode 118: "Cry Wolf"
  6. Episode 204: "Disaster Squad"
  7. Episode 111: "Name Your Price"
  8. 8.0 8.1 Episode 317: "E.M.T."
  9. Episode 312: "Destruction Derby"
  10. Episode 324: "Dynamite Alley"
  11. Episode 220: "Quarantine"
  12. Episode 411: "11-99: Officer Needs Help"
  13. Episode 417: "New Guy in Town"
  14. Episode 305: "Death Watch"

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