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Charles

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Queen

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Z
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2400
Midnight, stated as twenty-four hundred hours
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0001
One minute after Midnight, stated as zero zero zero one
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0015
15 minutes past midnight, stated as zero zero zero fifteen
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0045
Forty five minutes past midnight, stated as zero zero forty five
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0100
1:00 A.M., stated as zero one hundred hours
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0130
1:30 A.M., stated as zero one thirty hours
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0200
2:00 A.M., stated as zero two hundred hours
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0300
3:00 A.M., stated as zero three hundred hours
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0400
4:00 A.M., stated as zero four hundred hours
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0500
5:00 A.M., stated as zero five hundred hours
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0600
6:00 A.M., stated as zero six hundred hours
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0700
7:00 A.M., stated as zero seven hundred hours
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0800
8:00 A.M., stated as zero eight hundred hours
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0900
9:00 A.M., stated as zero nine hundred hours
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1000
10:00 A.M., stated as ten hundred hours
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1100
11:00 A.M., stated as eleven hundred hours
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1200
Noon, stated as twelve hundred hours
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1201
one minute after noon, stated as twelve oh one hours
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1215
Quarter past noon, stated as twelve fifteen hours
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1300
1:00 P.M., thirteen hundred hours
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1345
1:45 P.M., thirteen forty five hours
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1400
2:00 P.M., fourteen hundred hours
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1500
3:00 P.M., fifteen hundred hours
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1600
4:00 P.M., sixteen hundred hours
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1700
5:00 P.M., seventeen hundred hours
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1800
6:00 P.M., eighteen hundred hours
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1900
7:00 P.M., nineteen hundred hours
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2000
8:00 P.M., twenty hundred hours
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2100
9:00 P.M., twenty one hundred hours
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2200
10:00 P.M., twenty two hundred hours
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2300
11:00 P.M., twenty three hundred hours
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000
zero zero zero -Calls that don’t fit standard radio codes
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100(A,S,P,M,V)
one hundred - Alarm (Audible, Silent, Panic, Muni, Vehicle)
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148
one forty eight - Resisting Arrest
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one fifty two - Drunk Driver
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187
one eighty seven - Homicide
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200G
two hundred G- Bank Robbery w/tracking
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two zero seven - Kidnapping
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211
two eleven - Robbery (with weapon)
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211S
two eleven Silent - Silent holdup alarm
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212
two twelve - Strong-arm Robbery (force or fear)
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two thirteen - Purse snatch
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216
two sixteen - Shots Fired
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216S
two sixteen - Shot Spotter
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217M
two seventeen - Shooting (M = tied medical response)
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219M
two nineteen - Stabbing or Cutting (M = tied medical response)
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221
two twenty one - Person with a gun
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222CR
two twenty two - Person with a knife (in crisis)
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240
two forty - Assault/Battery
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245
two forty five - Aggravated Assault / ADW
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261
two six one - Rape / Sexual Assault
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288
two eighty eight - Sexual Assault (Victim under 15)
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311
three eleven - Indecent Exposure
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368EA
three sixty eight - Elder Abuse
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400
four hundred - Demonstration / Pickets
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404
Four oh four - Riot
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405
four oh five - Citizen holding a prisoner
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406
four oh six - Officer needs emergency help
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407
four oh seven - Prisoner Transportation
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408
four oh eight - Ambulance
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409
four oh nine - Tow Truck
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410
four ten - Requested assistance responding
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415
four fifteen - Noise Complaint / Disturbing the Peace
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416
four sixteen - Citizen Standby
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417
four seventeen - Person ringing doorbells
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418
four eighteen - Fight or Dispute (No weapons)
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419
four nineteen - Fight with weapons (specify weapon)
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420
four twenty - Juvenile disturbance
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421
four twenty one - Positive Youth Interaction
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423
four twenty three - Citizen / Community Engagement
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459
four five nine - Burglary
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470
four seventy - Fraud
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487
Four eighty seven - Grand Theft
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488
Four eighty eight - Petty Theft
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496
Four ninety six - Stolen Property
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518
Five eighteen - Vehicle Accident-No injury
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518HR
Five eighteen – Hit & Run Vehicle Accident – No injury
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519
Five nineteen - Vehicle Accident-Injury
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519HR
Five nineteen – Hit & Run Vehicle Accident – Injury
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520
Five twenty - Aided Case
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527
Five twenty seven - Bonfire
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528
Five twenty eight - Fire
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529
Five twenty-nine - Explosion
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530
Five thirty – Bomb Threat
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531
Five thirty-one – Suspected explosive device found
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532
Five thirty two – Suspicious Mailing
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535
Five thirty five – Hazardous Materials Incident
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585
Five eighty five - Traffic Stop
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586
Five eighty-six – Traffic hazard
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587
Five eighty seven - Parking Violation
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588
Five eighty eight - Driveway Violation
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594
Five ninety four - Malicious Mischief/Vandalism
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Five ninety five - Malicious Mischief/Graffiti
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596
Five ninety six - Abandoned Vehicle
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600
Six hundred - Roadblock
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601
Six oh one - Trespasser
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602
Six oh two - Person breaking in
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603
Six oh three - Prowler
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646
Six forty-six - Stalker
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647b
Six forty seven B - Prostitute
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650
Six fifty - Threats
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799
Seven ninety nine - Senile Person
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800
Eight hundred - Mentally disturbed person
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800CR
Eight hundred – Mentally disturbed person (In crisis)
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801
Eight oh one - Person attempting suicide
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801CR
Eight oh one – Person attempting suicide (In crisis)
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802
Eight oh two - Coroner's case
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805
Eight oh five - Truancy
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806
Eight oh six - Juvenile beyond control
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807
Eight oh seven - Missing Juvenile
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809
Eight oh nine - Missing Person
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811
Eight eleven - Intoxicated person
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819
Eight nineteen - Rolling of a drunk
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851
Eight five one - Stolen vehicle
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852
Eight five two - Auto boost/strip
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853
Eight five three - Recovered stolen vehicle
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901
Nine oh one - Telephone station (or other location)
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902
Nine oh two - Return to station
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903
Nine oh three - Passing calls
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903P
Nine oh three – Passing calls for City parking lot
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904
Nine oh four - Meet another officer
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905
Nine oh five - Meet with a City/Public Service employee
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908
Nine oh eight- Muni Bus Inspection Program
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909
Nine oh nine - Interview a citizen
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910
Nine ten - Check on well being
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911
Nine eleven - Broken window
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912
Nine twelve - Person dumping trash
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913
Nine thirteen - Unknown type of complaint
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914
Nine fourteen - Person down
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915
Nine fifteen – Homeless related calls
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916
Nine sixteen – Suspicious person in a vehicle
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917
Nine seventeen – Suspicious person
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918
Nine eighteen - Person yelling/screaming for help
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919
Nine nineteen – Person Sitting or Lying on a Public Sidewalk
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920
Nine twenty – Aggressive Solicitor
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921
Nine twenty-one- Blocked Sidewalks
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1000
One thousand - Jail break from JJC
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5150
Fifty-one-fifty – Mental health detention request by a qualified doctor
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10-1
Ten one - Receiving Poorly
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10-2
Ten two - Receiving Well
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10-4
Ten four - Message Received
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10-7A
Ten seven A - Out of Service (Administrative Duties)
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10-7B
Ten seven B - Out of Service (Beginning of Watch)
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10-7C
Ten seven C - Out of Service (Court)
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10-7E
Ten seven E - Out of Service (End of Watch)
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10-7F
Ten seven F - Out of Service (Follow-up)
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10-7G
Ten seven G - Out of Service (Gas/Garage)
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10-7H
Ten seven H – Hospital Detail
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10-7I
Ten seven I - Out of Service (Investigation)
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10-7M
Ten seven M - Out of Service (Meal)
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10-7R
Ten seven R - Out of Service (Range/Radio Shop)
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10-7S
Ten seven S - Out of Service (Station)
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10-7T
Ten seven T - Out of Service (Traffic Control/Training)
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10-8
Ten eight - In Service
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10-8F
Ten eight F – Foot Beat
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10-9
Ten nine - Repeat last message
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10-13
Ten thirteen - Advise condition at scene
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10-20
Ten twenty - Location
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10-22
Ten twenty two - Cancel
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10-23
Ten twenty three - Standby temporarily
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10-25
Ten twenty five - RESPOND AS BACKUP (Specify code & number of units)
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10-28
Ten twenty eight - Vehicle registration information
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10-29
Ten twenty nine - Warrant/Record/Vehicle Check
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10-30
Ten thirty - Stolen Vehicle/Wanted Person
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10-31
Ten thirty one - Person has an arrest record
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10-32
Ten thirty two - Person or vehicle is not wanted
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10-34
Ten thirty four - Confidential information follows
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10-35
Ten thirty five - Person must consent to search
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10-36
Ten thirty six - Emergency notification
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10-43
Ten forty three - Of interest to Special Investigations
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10-96
Ten ninety six - Marked units stay out of area
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10-97
Ten ninety seven - Arrived at scene
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10-98
Ten ninety eight – En-route to new location
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Code 3
Code three - EMERGENCY RESPONSE
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Code 4
Code four - No Further Assistance Required (Specify Reason)
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Code 33
Code thirty three - EMERGENCY - CLEAR CHANNEL
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BAYPD
Sends both SFPD & SFFD to water rescues
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MEDPD
Sends both SFPD & SFFD to unknown complaint calls
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BRIDGE
Sends both SFPD & SFFD to 801 jumpers from either bridge
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10-6C (San Francisco Sheriff Department Radio Codes)
Ten six C – Home check on prisoners under home detention.
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10-6E (San Francisco Sheriff Department Radio Codes)
Ten six E – Explosives Detection Dog facility search
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10-6F (San Francisco Sheriff Department Radio Codes)
Ten six F – Involves court-ordered civil processes regarding financial affairs
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10-6H (San Francisco Sheriff Department Radio Codes)
Ten six H – Detailed at a hospital
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10-6K (San Francisco Sheriff Department Radio Codes)
Ten six K – Keepers, personal property levies
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10-6M (San Francisco Sheriff Department Radio Codes)
Ten six M – Miscellaneous civil processes
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10-6N (San Francisco Sheriff Department Radio Codes)
Ten six N – Narcotics Detention Dog facility search
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10-6P (San Francisco Sheriff Department Radio Codes)
Ten six P – Security Posting at city buildings
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10-6T (San Francisco Sheriff Department Radio Codes)
Ten six T – Serving Temporary Restraining Orders
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10-6V (San Francisco Sheriff Department Radio Codes)
Ten six V – Serving Eviction Notices
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10-6W (San Francisco Sheriff Department Radio Codes)
Ten six W – Serving civil bench warrants, subpoenas and other court papers
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BOX/SIB (San Francisco Fire Department Radio Codes)
When a caller reports any sign of smoke inside of a building, call taker immediately sends up primary code of BOX and secondary code of SIB
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BOX/FIB (San Francisco Fire Department Radio Codes)
When a caller reports fire inside a building, the call taker immediately sends up primary code of BOX and secondary code of FIB
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MED (San Francisco Fire Department Radio Codes)
Used when any of the symptoms below are present: * Breathing * Chest Pain * Seizures/Convulsions * Strokes * Translation * Traumatic Injury
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MEDPD (San Francisco Fire Department Radio Codes)
Used when the exact problem is unknown and there is an obvious need for emergency response. Unknown if Police or Medical so we send both.
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BAYPD (San Francisco Fire Department Radio Codes)
Used when it is determined that an incident is a water rescue and requires the mutual response of the SFPD Marine Unit AND SFFD water rescue apparatus i.e.
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BRIDGE (San Francisco Fire Department Radio Codes)
Jumper from the Golden Gate or Bay Bridge.
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211HI
(two eleven) Robbery / Home Invasion
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211CJ
(two eleven) Robbery / Car Jacking
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488CURB
(Four eighty eight) Petty Theft / Stealing recyclables
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488LP
(Four eighty eight) Petty theft / License plate
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368CA
(Three sixty eight) Child Abuse
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