Class 17 Study Material

Front 1

Code 1

Back 1

At you convience

Front 2

Code 3

Back 2

Emergency-Red lights and siren

Front 3

Code 4

Back 3

No further assistance needed

Front 4

Code 5

Back 4

Stakeout

Front 5

Code 6A&D

Back 5

Armed and Dangerous

Front 6

Code 6F

Back 6

Felony Want

Front 7

Code 7

Back 7

Mealtime

Front 8

Code 10

Back 8

Bomb threat

Front 9

Code 20

Back 9

Officer needs assistance-emergency

Front 10

Code 22

Back 10

Restricted radio traffic

Front 11

Code 30

Back 11

Officer needs assitance-major emergency

Front 12

Code 33

Back 12

Emergency-Do not transmit

Front 13

Code 1000

Back 13

Plane crash

Front 14

AID

Back 14

Public Safety assistance

Front 15

904

Back 15

Fire (specify)

Front 16

911UNK

Back 16

Unknown 911 call

Front 17

952

Back 17

Report on conditions

Front 18

956

Back 18

Details unfinished, but available

Front 19

10-1

Back 19

Receiving poorly

Front 20

10-2

Back 20

Receiving OK

Front 21

10-3

Back 21

Change channels (specify)

Front 22

10-4

Back 22

Message received and understood

Front 23

10-5

Back 23

Relay to

Front 24

10-6

Back 24

Busy, standby

Front 25

10-7

Back 25

Out of service (location and nature)

Front 26

10-7B

Back 26

Out of service, personal (location)

Front 27

10-7CT

Back 27

Out of service, court

Front 28

10-7FU

Back 28

Out of service, follow up

Front 29

10-7OD

Back 29

Out of service, off duty

Front 30

10-7RW

Back 30

Out of service, report writing

Front 31

10-7T

Back 31

Out of service, training

Front 32

10-8

Back 32

In service

Front 33

10-9

Back 33

Repeat

Front 34

10-10

Back 34

Out of service, home

Front 35

10-12

Back 35

Visitor or official present

Front 36

10-14

Back 36

Escort

Front 37

10-15

Back 37

Prisoner in custody

Front 38

10-16

Back 38

Pick-up

Front 39

10-19

Back 39

Enroute to station

Front 40

10-20

Back 40

Location

Front 41

10-21

Back 41

Phone

Front 42

10-22

Back 42

Cancel

Front 43

10-23

Back 43

Standby

Front 44

10-27

Back 44

Request driver's licence info

Front 45

10-28

Back 45

Request registration info

Front 46

10-29

Back 46

Check wanted vehicle or property

Front 47

10-29A

Back 47

Check wanted subject (computer only)

Front 48

10-29C

Back 48

Check wanted subject (wants and records, complete)

Front 49

10-32

Back 49

Drowning

Front 50

10-33A

Back 50

Audible alarm

Front 51

10-33S

Back 51

Silent alarm

Front 52

10-34

Back 52

Open door

Front 53

10-35

Back 53

Open window

Front 54

10-36

Back 54

Confidential info

Front 55

10-39

Back 55

Status of

Front 56

10-45

Back 56

Injured person

Front 57

10-46

Back 57

Sick person

Front 58

10-49

Back 58

Enroute to event

Front 59

10-50

Back 59

Take a report

Front 60

10-51

Back 60

Intoxicated person

Front 61

10-52

Back 61

Resuscitator

Front 62

10-53

Back 62

Person down

Front 63

10-54

Back 63

Possible dead body

Front 64

10-55

Back 64

Coroners case

Front 65

10-56

Back 65

Suicide

Front 66

10-56A

Back 66

Attempted suicide

Front 67

10-57

Back 67

Firearms discharge

Front 68

10-58

Back 68

Garbage complaint

Front 69

10-62

Back 69

Meet the citizen

Front 70

10-62FD

Back 70

Citizen flag down

Front 71

10-65

Back 71

Missing person

Front 72

10-65F

Back 72

Found missing person

Front 73

10-65J

Back 73

Missing juvenile

Front 74

10-65JX

Back 74

Missing juvenile, female

Front 75

10-65MH

Back 75

Missing person, mentally handicapped

Front 76

10-66

Back 76

Suspicious person

Front 77

10-66P

Back 77

Suspicious package

Front 78

10-66W

Back 78

Suspicious person with a weapon

Front 79

10-66X

Back 79

Suspicious female

Front 80

10-67

Back 80

Person calling for help

Front 81

10-70

Back 81

Prowler

Front 82

10-71

Back 82

Person shot

Front 83

10-72

Back 83

Person stabbed

Front 84

10-73

Back 84

How do you receive?

Front 85

10-80

Back 85

Explosion

Front 86

10-86

Back 86

Any traffic?

Front 87

10-87

Back 87

Meet the officer

Front 88

10-91

Back 88

Stray animal

Front 89

10-91A

Back 89

Vicious animal

Front 90

10-91B

Back 90

Noisy animal

Front 91

10-91C

Back 91

Injured animal

Front 92

10-91D

Back 92

Dead animal

Front 93

10-95

Back 93

Pedestrian stop

Front 94

10-96

Back 94

Pedestrian stop send fills

Front 95

10-97

Back 95

Arrived at assignment

Front 96

10-98

Back 96

Completed last assignment (disposition code required)

Front 97

11-24

Back 97

Abandoned vehicle

Front 98

11-25

Back 98

Traffic hazard

Front 99

11-26

Back 99

Abandoned or found bicycle

Front 100

11-54

Back 100

Suspicious vehicle

Front 101

11-79

Back 101

Vehicle accident-ambulence enroute

Front 102

11-80

Back 102

Vehicle accident-major injury

Front 103

11-81

Back 103

Vehicle accident-minor injury

Front 104

11-82

Back 104

Vehicle accident-property damage only

Front 105

11-83

Back 105

Vehicle accident-unknown injury

Front 106

11-84

Back 106

Traffic control

Front 107

11-85

Back 107

Tow Truck needed

Front 108

11-95

Back 108

Vehicle stop

Front 109

11-96

Back 109

Vehicle stop send fills

Front 110

A

Back 110

Arrest made

Front 111

B

Back 111

Arrest made by warrent

Front 112

C

Back 112

Criminal citation

Front 113

D

Back 113

Traffic citation, hazardous

Front 114

E

Back 114

Traffic citation, non hazardous

Front 115

F

Back 115

Field interview

Front 116

G

Back 116

Gone on arrival/U.T.L.

Front 117

H

Back 117

Courtesy service

Front 118

M

Back 118

Stranded motorist assist

Front 119

N

Back 119

No report

Front 120

O

Back 120

Supplemental report taken

Front 121

P

Back 121

Prior case follow up

Front 122

R

Back 122

Report taken

Front 123

T

Back 123

Turned over to:

Front 124

U

Back 124

Unfounded event

Front 125

69 (PC)

Back 125

Felony resisting arrest

Front 126

148 (PC)

Back 126

Resisting arrest

Front 127

187 (PC)

Back 127

Murder

Front 128

207 (PC)

Back 128

Kidnapping

Front 129

211 (PC)

Back 129

Robbery

Front 130

211A (PC)

Back 130

Armed robbery

Front 131

211PS (PC)

Back 131

Robbery-purse snatch

Front 132

211SA (PC)

Back 132

Strong armed robbery

Front 133

220 (PC)

Back 133

Assult with intent to commit felony sex crimes

Front 134

240 (PC)

Back 134

Assult

Front 135

241 (PC)

Back 135

Assault on an officer

Front 136

242 (PC)

Back 136

Battery

Front 137

243b (PC)

Back 137

Battery on an officer

Front 138

243e(1) (PC)

Back 138

Spousal battery (misdemeanor)

Front 139

245 (PC)

Back 139

Assault with a deadly weapon

Front 140

246 (PC)

Back 140

Shooting into an occupied vehicle or inhabited dwelling

Front 141

261 (PC)

Back 141

Rape

Front 142

261.5 (PC)

Back 142

Illegal intercourse

Front 143

273A (PC)

Back 143

Child abuse

Front 144

273D (PC)

Back 144

Child beating

Front 145

273.5 (PC)

Back 145

Spousal battery (felony)

Front 146

277 (PC)

Back 146

Child stealing

Front 147

288 (PC)

Back 147

Child molestation

Front 148

290 (PC)

Back 148

Sex offender registrant

Front 149

314 (PC)

Back 149

Indecent exposure

Front 150

415 (PC)

Back 150

Disturbace

Front 151

415A (PC)

Back 151

Disturbance, fight

Front 152

415F (PC)

Back 152

Disturbance, family

Front 153

415FC (PC)

Back 153

Disturbance, firecrackers

Front 154

415G (PC)

Back 154

Disturbance, gang

Front 155

415J (PC)

Back 155

Disturbance, juvenile

Front 156

415MC (PC)

Back 156

Disturbance, motorcycle

Front 157

415M (PC)

Back 157

Disturbance, music

Front 158

415N (PC)

Back 158

Disturbance, neighbor

Front 159

415UNK (PC)

Back 159

Disturbance, unknown

Front 160

415W (PC)

Back 160

Disturbance, weapon

Front 161

417 (PC)

Back 161

Brandishing a weapon

Front 162

451 (PC)

Back 162

Arson

Front 163

459 (PC)

Back 163

Burglary

Front 164

459R (PC)

Back 164

Burglary report

Front 165

459VEH (PC)

Back 165

Burglary, vehicle

Front 166

470 (PC)

Back 166

Forgery

Front 167

476A (PC)

Back 167

Bad checks

Front 168

484 (PC)

Back 168

Theft

Front 169

484GAS (PC)

Back 169

Theft of gas

Front 170

487 (PC)

Back 170

Grand theft

Front 171

488 (PC)

Back 171

Petty theft

Front 172

496 (PC)

Back 172

Receiving/posession of stolen property

Front 173

518 (PC)

Back 173

Extortion

Front 174

537 (PC)

Back 174

Defrauding an innkeeper

Front 175

594 (PC)

Back 175

Malicious mischeff (vandalism)

Front 176

597 (PC)

Back 176

Cruelty to animals

Front 177

602 (PC)

Back 177

Trespassing

Front 178

647A (PC)

Back 178

Soliciting for lewd conduct

Front 179

647B (PC)

Back 179

Soliciting for prostitution

Front 180

647F (PC)

Back 180

Drunk in public

Front 181

653K (PC)

Back 181

Possession of a switchblade

Front 182

653M (PC)

Back 182

Obscene or harassing phone calls

Front 183

3056 (PC)

Back 183

Parole violation

Front 184

4532 (PC)

Back 184

Escape

Front 185

12020 (PC)

Back 185

Illegal weapons

Front 186

12025 (PC)

Back 186

Carrying a concealed weapon

Front 187

300 (W&I)

Back 187

Under jurisdicion of Juvenile Court

Front 188

601 (W&I)

Back 188

Uncontrollable juvenile

Front 189

601T (W&I)

Back 189

Truant

Front 190

602 (W&I)

Back 190

Juvenile violating a court order

Front 191

5150 (W&I)

Back 191

Mentally disturbed person

Front 192

11300 (H&S)

Back 192

Narcotics

Front 193

11350 (H&S)

Back 193

Possession of a controlled substance (cocaine/heroin)

Front 194

11357 (H&S)

Back 194

Possession of marijuana

Front 195

11364 (H&S)

Back 195

Possession of drug paraphernalia

Front 196

11377 (H&S)

Back 196

Possession of controlled substance (methamphetamine)

Front 197

11550 (H&S)

Back 197

Under influence of a controlled substance

Front 198

25662 (B&P)

Back 198

Minor in possession of alcohol in public

Front 199

4000A (VC)

Back 199

Expired registration

Front 200

10751 (VC)

Back 200

Altered VIN

Front 201

10851 (VC)

Back 201

Stolen vehicle

Front 202

10851R (VC)

Back 202

Recovered stolen vehicle

Front 203

10852 (VC)

Back 203

Tampering with vehicle

Front 204

12500 (VC)

Back 204

Unlicensed driver

Front 205

14601 (VC)

Back 205

Driving on a suspended licence

Front 206

20001 (VC)

Back 206

Felony hit and run

Front 207

20002 (VC)

Back 207

Misdemeanor hit and run

Front 208

22350 (VC)

Back 208

Speeding

Front 209

22500 (VC)

Back 209

Parking violations

Front 210

22507 (VC)

Back 210

Handicap parking violations

Front 211

23103 (VC)

Back 211

Reckless driving

Front 212

23109 (VC)

Back 212

Speed contest

Front 213

23110 (VC)

Back 213

Throwing substances at a vehicle

Front 214

23152 (VC)

Back 214

Misdemeanor DUI of alcohol and/or drugs

Front 215

23153 (VC)

Back 215

Felony DUI of alcohol and/or drugs

Front 216

422 (PC)

Back 216

Crminal Threats

Front 217

Code 3000

Back 217

Roadbock

Front 218

Code 6H

Back 218

Hazard Potential

Front 219

Elements of 836 (PC)

Back 219

Peace officers may make a warrantless misdemeanor arrest whenever they have
probable cause to believe that the person to be arrested committed the
misdemeanor in their presence. (Penal Code Section 836(a)(1))
Peace officers may make a warrantless felony arrest whenever they have
probable cause to believe the person to be arrested has:
• committed a felony in the officer’s presence (Penal Code Section
836(a)(1)), or
• committed a felony, although not in the officer’s presence (Penal Code
Section 836(a)(2)), or
• committed a felony, regardless of whether or not the felony was, in fact,
committed. (Penal Code Section 836(a)(3))

Front 220

835a (PC)

Back 220

Penal Code Section 835a authorizes peace officers to use force that is
reasonable and necessary to make an arrest, prevent escape, or overcome
resistance.

Front 221

849 (b) (PC)

Back 221

Penal Code Section 849(b) lists three situations where an officer
may release a person who was arrested without a warrant. Those situations
exist:
• when there are insufficient grounds for criminal complaint.
• when the person was arrested for intoxication only and no further
proceedings are desirable.
• when the person was arrested only for being under the influence of a
controlled substance or drug, is delivered to a treatment facility or hospital,
and no further proceedings are desirable.

Front 222

834 (PC)

Back 222

A private person may arrest an individual for any public offense (felony,
misdemeanor, or infraction) that has been committed in their presence. In
addition, a private person may arrest an individual if a felony actually has
been committed and the arresting person has probable cause to believe that the
individual committed the felony.

Front 223

849(b) (PC)

Back 223

Warrantless Arrest Releases
Three situations where an officer may release a person who was arrested without a warrant:
• When there are insufficient grounds for criminal complaint.
• When the person was arrested for intoxication only and no further proceedings are desirable.
• When the person was arrested only for being under the influence of a controlled substance or drug, is delivered to a treatment facility or hospital, and not further proceedings are desirable.

Front 224

484 PC – Theft

Back 224

Misdemeanor/Felony
• The taking and carrying away of personal property of another without consent with intent to permanently deprive the owner.

Front 225

487 PC – Grand Theft

Back 225

Felony
• The taking and carrying away of personal property of another without consent with intent to permanently deprive the owner.
• Property value exceeding $400
• Property taken from the person of another regardless of the value.

Front 226

10851 VC – Vehicle Theft

Back 226

Felony
• The driving or taking of a vehicle not the person’s own without consent with intent to permanently or temporarily deprive the owner of title or possession of such vehicle.

Front 227

537 PC – Defrauding an Innkeeper

Back 227

Misdemeanor/Felony
• The obtaining of food, services or accommodations at a designated facility without paying with intent to defraud the proprietor or manager.
• Felony if the value of the service is over $400.

Front 228

459 PC – Burglary

Back 228

Felony
• The entry to a building or specified structure with the intent to commit theft or any felony.
• Burglary of a vehicle occurs at the moment of entry is made, however the vehicle or at least the portion entered must be locked, so that entry is forced.
• Every burglary of an inhabited dwelling, house, vessel, floating home, or trailer coach, or the inhabited portion of any other building, is burglary of the first degree.

Front 229

466 PC – Possession of Burglary Tools

Back 229

Misdemeanor
• The possession of certain tools or knowingly making, altering or attempting to make a key or other instrument to fit or open the lock of a building without legal request, with the intent to break or enter into any specified structure, for the purpose of committing any misdemeanor or felony.

Front 230

537e PC – Possessing or Receiving Personal Property with Altered Serial Numbers or Identification Marks

Back 230

Misdemeanor
• Any person who knowingly buys, sells, receives, disposes of, conceals or has in possession any personal property from which the manufacturer’s serial number or any other distinguishing number or identification mark has been removed, defaced, covered, altered or destroyed.

Front 231

496(a) PC – Receiving Stolen Property

Back 231

Felony
• Every person who knowingly buys, receives, conceals, sells, withholds or aids in concealing, selling or withholding any property obtained by theft or extortion.
• Mere possession of property that has been stolen is insufficient to prove the crime. The possession must be coupled with circumstances that show the person knew or reasonably should have known that the property was stolen or obtained by extortion.

Front 232

470 PC – Forgery

Back 232

Felony
• The intent to defraud make, utter, publish, pass or attempt to pass an altered, forged or counterfeit document or seal or signs an unauthorized or fictitious name.

Front 233

451 PC – Arson

Back 233

Felony
• Willfully and maliciously sets fire to or burns or causes to be burned or aids, counsels, or procures the burning of any structure, forest land, property.

Front 234

452 PC – Unlawfully Causing a Fire

Back 234

Felony
• Any person who recklessly sets fire to or burns or causes to be burned any structure, forest land or property.

Front 235

453(a) PC – Possession of Flammable or Combustible Material

Back 235

Felony
• Possession or manufacture or disposal of a flammable or combustible material or substance, or any incendiary device in an arrangement or preparation, with intent to willfully and maliciously use such material, substance or device to set fire to or burn any structure, forest land or property.

Front 236

602 PC – Trespassing
Entering and Occupying Real Property

Back 236

Misdemeanor
• Any person who enters and occupies real property or structures of any kind without consent of the owner, the owner’s agent or the person in lawful possession, or refusing to leave upon request.

Front 237

602.5 PC – Unauthorized Entry of Dwelling

Back 237

Misdemeanor
• Any person, other than a public officer or employee acting within the course and scope of employment, who enters or remains in a noncommercial dwelling house, apartment or other such place without consent of the owner, owner’s agent or person in lawful possession.

Front 238

594 PC – Vandalism

Back 238

Misdemeanor/Felony
• Malicious intent to deface, damage or destroy with graffiti or other inscribed material personal or real property no their own.
• Felony if damage is $400 or more; or two prior convictions for vandalism and has served jail time for one vandalism conviction.

Front 239

242 PC – Battery

Back 239

Misdemeanor/Felony
• Willful and unlawful use of force or violence on the person of another.
• Every battery contains the lesser crime of assault.
• The crime of battery requires actual physical contact with the victim or with items closely associated with the victim’s person.
• Felony when causing treatable injury or causing/inflicting serious bodily injury.

Front 240

245 PC – Assault with a Deadly Weapon or by Means of Force

Back 240

Felony
• Unlawful attempt, and the present ability to commit a violent injury upon the person of another by use of a deadly weapon or force likely to produce great bodily injury.

Front 241

368 PC – Elder or Dependent Adult Abuse

Back 241

Misdemeanor/Felony
• Any person who willfully causes or permits an elder or dependent adult to suffer or inflicts unjustifiable physical pain or mental suffering, or willfully causes or permits the elder or dependent adult to be injured or endangered, or violates any provision of law proscribing theft or embezzlement to the property of that elder or dependent adult.

Front 242

207(a) PC – Kidnapping

Back 242

Felony
• Unlawful taking of a person against his or her will by force or fear from one place to another.
• The movement involved in any taking does not refer to a specific distance, rather it refers to whether or not the victim was exposed to additional danger because of the movement.