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ANAN |
animal attack(one animal to another) |
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ANBIT
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animal bite
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ANINJ |
injured animal (not a wildlife)
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ANMIS
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animal control miscellaneous
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ANNEG
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animal neglect or cruelty/to include dogs left/locked in vehicles
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ANPER
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animal attack to a person
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ANSCK
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sick animal
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ATLRG
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animal running at large
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FARM
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livestock
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STRAY
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animal secured, citizen has secured, it no longer at large
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ABAN
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911 abandoned call; this situation occurs when someone dials 911 and hangs up before the call is answered in the center, on the 911 Inc. screen, abandoned call will be highlighted in the blue.
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ABDUC
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"abduction/kidnapping"
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ABVEH
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abandoned vehicle
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ADWP
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assault with a deadly weapon; code used with subject being shot, stabbed, etc. anywhere on the body.
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ALRMP
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police alarm activation
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ANIML
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to be used for a police response only
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ARSON
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arson
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ASLTP
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assault
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ASST
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assisting another agency
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ASSTK
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K-9 responding to a call to assist another jurisdiction
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AULAR
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auto larceny, auto theft, unknown suspect, or suspect does not have permission to have vehicle, or failure to return rental property
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AWARE
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aware alarm (domestic related)
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BARK
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barking dog
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BOAT
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stranded boat (used when PD patrols our waterways)
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BOMB
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bomb threat, report of an actual bomb or explosive device located, the threat of one being on premise, or such device that has actually gone off
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BRAND
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brandishing; displaying a firearm in a threatening manner versus just carrying a weapon
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BRIB
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bribery; money or favor given to induce or influence
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BUI
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boating under the influence
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BURG
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"breaking and entering or burglary; when a report is made of an apparent unauthorized entry or attempt to enter a dwelling or enclosed structure; if it is an attempted B&E, the word ""attempt"" should be noted in the first line of comments; DO NOT USE THIS CODE FOR ENTRY INTO A VEHICLE"
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CHILD
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child abuse/neglect
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CKWEL
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check welfare; checking the personal welfare of a citizen at the request of another; do not use this code for delivering message
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CURSE
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curse and abuse
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DIP
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drunk in public
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DIRCT
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direct traffic
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DISHZ
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hazardous disabled vehicle
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DISOR
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disorderly conduct; this code is entered by an officer as an onsite (single-shot) or as a disposition resulting from further investigation
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DISVE
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disabled vehicle
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DISVO
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disabled vehicle occupied/assist motorist
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DLMES
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deliver a message; use of this code requests an officer deliver a message only, and it is not to be mistaken for POLSV
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DOAP
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death investigation; this will be used for deaths with the exception of MURD or SUIC
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DOMAS
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domestic assault; an assault or attempted assault by a person(s) upon another that involved family members or person(s) who have a relationship of some sort to the caller regardless of sex, example; boyfriend/girlfriend, husband/wife, ex-husband/ex-wife, parent/child; if it is aggravated this information should be placed in your initial comments
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DOMES
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domestic; a domestic conflict or dispute between two or more family members or persons known to each other, regardless of sex or problem, examples would be the same as defined in DOMAS. Again, if aggravated you would place this in your initial comments
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DOMWP
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domestic situation where one of the parties has a weapon (gun, knife, etc.) is out and being used or displayed in a threatening manner
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DRAG
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drag race; traffic infraction
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DRUGS
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drug offense
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DSTRB
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any report of a person(s) engaged in activities that are disruptive to public peace
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DSTWP
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disturbance with weapon (gun, knife, etc.)
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DUI
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driving under the influence
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ESCAP
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escaped custody
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ESCRT
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funeral escort (entered as a single shot call for the unit assigned)
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EXTOR
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extortion; the act or practice of taking something from someone by threat, intimidation, or undue or illegal power
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FIALM
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fire alarm activation for police to go with fire during the hours of 2300-0600, for businesses that are not 24-hour operations
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FIREW
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disturbing public peace with the use of fireworks
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FOPRO
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property, which is not known to be stolen at the time you receive the call, example: bicycle found in citizen's yard, unknown owner
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FRAUD
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fraud; intentional perversion of the truth in order to deceive or misrepresent; this also includes bad checks, forgery, use of a stolen credit card and defrauding and Inn or Garage keeper
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GAMB
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gambling
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GASLR
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gas drive off
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GRLAR
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grand larceny; value amount is $200.00 or more
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HITPI
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hit and run with injuries
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HITRN
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hit and run
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HIWTR
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any high water incidents in the county
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HNGUP
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911 hang-up
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HUALM
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hold up alarm
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IDCAL
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ID call; to be used when ID responds to a call for a report that has already been taken
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ILBNP
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any fire, contained and/or monitored, that is not in the allowable burn area established by the fire department
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ILLPK
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parking violation; any report of violations of state and county ordinances on public streets and roadways and parking lots with 50 or more spaces; onsite violations may have a call for service placed into CADS
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IMPER
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impersonation; to assume or act the character of
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INDAC
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industrial/accidental injury
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INEXP
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indecent exposure
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INFO
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police calls for service that are information only; a report has already been taken but additional information is obtained. Example; information on a runaway
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INPRE
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insecure premise; entered as an onsite resulting from property checks by a police officer; used to indicate open or unlocked windows, doors, gates etc. on buildings or other properties
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JURIS
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call taken and relayed to another jurisdiction that message taker is unable to transfer to
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LARC
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larceny; value amount under $200.00
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LATF |
larceny from auto
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LIQLA
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liquor law violation, example: buying alcohol for minors: also used for tobacco violations
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LFBRN
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leaf burning reported that is not in the burn area or during burn season
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LOPRO
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citizen reporting property thought to be lost
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LTOUT
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traffic lights out or malfunctioning, officer responds to see if the lights out are posing any kind of hazard
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MISC
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miscellaneous entry code; to be used where there is not a more appropriate code
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MISPE
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"missing person; report of any person missing from his/her domicile or not locatable at his/her usual activities; such persons usually classified as ""missing"" will include young children, senile persons, mentally, physically, or emotionally handicapped persons, and those persons missing under circumstances that may arouse suspicion"
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MUSIC
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loud music
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MVA
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motor vehicle accident
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MVAPI
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motor vehicle accident with injuries
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OBJUS
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obstruction of justice
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ODP
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overdose
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PDCRA
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assist rescue on any CRA response
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PHONE
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annoying phone calls, obscene, threatening, or harassing
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PHZCN
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hazardous conditions; any situation that is hazardous to the public, example: gates down across railroad tracks, object in roadway
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PINFO
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police information; used by an officer as an onsite (single-shot), K-9 only calls or disposition code when no other code is appropriate
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POLSV
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police service; used when an officer is assisting a citizen get belongings in an emergency situation; inspecting homemade trailers; or any other non-criminal public service situation; appropriate Sgt. to be notified
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PROP
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generic property code
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PROST
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prostitution
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PROWL
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prowler; actual sighting of a person(s) moving about or loitering near the perimeter of a residence in such a manner as to arouse suspicion; it is presumed that the person(s) are not known and his/her presence is not authorized
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PURST
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emergency pursuit(vehicle pursuit only); this is always entered as an onsite or diposition
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RAGE |
"road rage; when a driver's actions put the other driver in danger . Example: trying to run them off the road, getting behind them and ""pushing"" them up the road, cutting in front of another vehicle and intentionally braking, following someone for an extended amount of time with the intent of making contact while making gestures, cursing, etc."
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RAPEP |
rape; force of a sexual act; statutory rape is the sexual act by an adult to a minor(15 or under)- if this is the situation, it should be noted in the first line of comments
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RECDR
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reckless driver; traffic infraction
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REPO
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repossession of a vehicle
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RNWAY
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runaway; juvenile(under 18 years old) has left home and/or foul play is not indicated
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ROBB
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robbery; to take a person's property by instilling fear; if a weapon is brandished, it is classified as an armed robbery and should be noted in the first line of comments; if property is taken by force only, it is classified as strong-armed, which should be noted in comments
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SCCRS
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school crossing assignment
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SEXOF
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sex offense; is used for sex offense other than rape, example: fondling, feeling and fornication
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SHLFT
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shoplifting; any report of an attempt to conceal or remove un-purchased merchandize from a business establishment; if the suspect leave the confines of the business premises, the call will be classified as a larceny
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SHOOT
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shooting reported,(shots fired in the area, drive by shooting with no injuries etc.); this code can be used in conjunction with another code to further explain the situation, or by itself, if that is all that is known; the priority and comments fields are especially important on this type of call
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SOLIC
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solicitation; not prostitution
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SPEED
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speeding; traffic infraction
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STPRO
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used to indicate recovery of property that has been reported stolen from another jurisdiction
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SUIC
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suicide; a report that a person is threatening, has attempted or succeeded in taking his/her life, to include using deadly weapons (example stabbing or shooting) voluntarily or intentionally
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SUSP
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suspicious incident or situation, or a open line
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SUSPE |
suspicious person
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SUSVE
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suspicious vehicle
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TAPRO
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tampering with property. Ex. auto
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TERRI
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terrorist incident
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THROW |
throwing objects at a moving vehicle
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TIUAL
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TIU alarm
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TOW
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tow a vehicle, not otherwise classified
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TRDUM
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trash dumping
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TRESS
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trespassing; an unauthorized person(s) on property where they have been asked to leave and have refused to do so, or are on posted property
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TRFIC
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traffic infraction; improperly registered vehicle, small child not in a safety belt, driving without a license, or any violation involving a moving vehicle, not coded otherwise
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TRJUV
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any type of disturbance or trouble with juveniles
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TSTOP
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traffic stop; this incident type is generated when a radio operator initiates a call from an officer's traffic stop; it will usually be changed to a more definitive type
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UNAMV
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unauthorized use of an auto; suspect is known to owner
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VANDL
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vandalism; any willful, ignorant, or malicious destruction of property
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VANMA
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vandalism to a mailbox
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VICE
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any vice offense not coded otherwise
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WANT |
wanted subject; this is used to enter a single shot call for an officer who is out with a subject and taking the subject into custody
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WARR
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warrant/summons, EPO or protective order service; this is used when requested by another jurisdiction, or citizen, furnishing information on the whereabouts of a wanted subject; warrant must be verified in hand or verification confirmed in the request before such calls for service are entered; normally a priority 3 entry, however, if involving probation and parole personnel, call will be entered as a priority 2
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WEAP
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weapons violation
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ADWM |
(PRI=1) assault with a deadly weapon -included penetrating wound to head or trunk of body (i.e. gunshot wound, stabbing etc.) include accidental, intentional or self-inflicted injuries |
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ALRMM |
(PRI=2) medical alarm activation -includes calls from alarm companies advising a person has activated their medical alarm, pendant, AED alarmed boxes , etc. |
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AP
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(PRI=3) abdominal pains -includes pains in anterior abdomen, sides, and/or anterior groin, traumatic or non-traumatic injuries
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AR2
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(PRI=2) allergic/anaphylaxis -includes reactions from a known or suspected exposure to an allergen, and where the patient has a history of anaphylactic reaction(i.e. life threatening serious respiratory or cardiovascular reaction to bee stings, medications, etc.), difficulty swallowing or swelling of the airway with normal breathing; do they know they have allergies, and what has happened in the past?
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AR3
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(PRI=3) allergic reaction -included are reactions to medications, food, etc., with no history of anaphylaxis
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ASLTM
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(PRI=3) assault/domestic- any form of simple assault, domestic situation where information is not available for specific type of injury.(Use appropriate code if information is available. This is NOT a disposition code.
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BLED2
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(PRI=2) bleed/severe laceration- Includes severe lacerations or wounds(fractures excluded); bleeding that is uncontrollable by direct pressure; internal bleeding(i.e. throwing up blood, stabbing to extremity with uncontrollable bleed). |
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BLED3
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(PRI=3) bleeding controlled- Includes lacerations or wounds with controllable bleeding(fractures excluded); nose bleed; rectal bleed; hematuria, stabbing to extremity with controlled bleed.
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BP
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(PRI=3) back pain- Includes back pains, traumatic or non-traumatic.
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BURN
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(PRI=3) burns- Included are burns from fire, sun or chemical nature. 2nd and 3rd degree burns to the face is entered as priority 1 response utilizing the appropriate modifying circumstances(SI or DF).
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CHOK1
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(PRI=1) choking- Includes is choking with no apparent airway, poor air exchange, as evidenced by loss of consciousness, cyanosis, and/or minimal or no coughing.
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CHOK2
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(PRI=2) choking/air exchange - Includes where a subject has choked on something but has now good air exchange, talking with no problems, crying, good color, involving children up to age 5.
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CHOK3
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(PRI=3) choking/air exchange - Includes where a subject has choked on something but now has good air exchange, talking with no problems, crying, good color, involving children over age 5.
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COLD
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(PRI=3) cold emergency - Included are frostbite and hypothermia. |
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CP
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(PRI=1) cardiac problem - Includes chest pains in patients 30 or older, traumatic or non-traumatic; includes patients under 30 years of age experiencing chest pains due to trauma, subjects experiencing tachycardia with previous history, or cardiac problems with previous history. Patient’s under 30 with abnormal EKG results; code as DOC.
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CP3
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(PRI=3) cardiac problems - Includes chest pains in patients under 30 years of age, non-traumatic related, rib injury due to trauma(all ages), chest pains with no history and no shock indicators(under 30), tachycardia or bradycardia with no history.
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CRA
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(PRI=1) cardio-respiratory arrest - Confirmed pulseness, apneic patient(unconscious patients with respirations described as gurgling,gasping, deep breathing, “can’t get air in”, breathing “funny”-could fall under this category-pulse should be checked immediately; citizens advising DNR papers are on scene must be entered under this category and the ECO should recommend caller do pre-arrival instructions).
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CRA2
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(PRI=2) cardio-respiratory arrest - same indications of arrest as explained for CRA priority 1 entry; however, DNR papers are present(non-hospice related).
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CVA
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(PRI=2) cva/stroke - Includes CVA, stroke like symptoms(in the absence of mental status alterations) such as partial paralysis/weakness, difficulty in speaking, slurred speech, facial drooping. |
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DIAB
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(PRI=2) diabetic problem - Included are acute diabetic problems not otherwise upgraded by modifiers.
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DIFF
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(PRI=1) difficulty breathing - Acute onset of breathing problems and acute changes in those with chronic respiratory problems(such as COPD patient) 02 saturation reported below 94, but no reported respiratory distress, code as DOC. Apnea monitor alert for patients up to 1 yoa regardless of current conditions
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DOAM
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(PRI=3) doa(confirmed) - when information received from a reliable source(i.e.; doctor, nurse, EMT, etc.); and from citizens describing obvious DOA (i.e. cold stiff blue, last seen 2 days ago). NOTE: ECO’s cannot accept DNR papers-only field providers who actually look at the paper work and verify their validity can. If none of the above is present, enter the call as CRA. |
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DOC
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(PRI=2) This code is utilized for call types that would normally be a priority 1 or 2 call type and are received from doctor’s office, nursing homes or medical facilities. Examples include CP, DIFF, DIAB, CRA, etc.
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ELEC2
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(PRI=2) electrical injury - includes shocks by lightning strikes and outside power lines or electrical sources.
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ELEC3
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(PRI=3) electrical injury - includes shocks by an inside electrical source.
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EYE
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(PRI=3) eye injury - isolated eye injuries, including puncture wounds, chemicals in eye, objects in eye, etc.
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ETRAN |
(PRI=2) emergency transports - from St. Frances hospital to Chippenham or MCV/VCU for Cardiac(MI) or Trauma situations. Patients requiring transport to another Bon Secours facility from St. Frances with a cath. machine.
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EXT2
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(PRI=2) major extremity trauma - injuries to proximal extremities; including fractures, open or closed (i.e.:femur, humerus - or this particular limb trapped in something)
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EXT3
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(PRI=3) major extremity trauma - injuries to distal extremities; including fractures, open or closed (i.e.:tibia, fibula, wrist, radius, ulna, knee, elbow- or this particular limb caught in something); injuries to shoulder or hip |
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FALL
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(PRI=3) fall injury - included are injuries from a fall down stairs, off a ladder, off a roof, down cliffs, out of tree, etc.- when specific injury is not available; if specific injury is available, use appropriate code.This is NOT a disposition code
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FALLH
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(PRI=1) fall injury (height) - falls from 20’ or above (i.e. 2nd story of a house). Children - fall from 10’ or above; code as FALLH.
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HEAD
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(PRI=3) head injury - blunt, enclosed head trauma.
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HEAT
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(PRI=3) heat emergency - included are heat exhaustion, heat stroke, head cramps, etc.
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INTOX
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(PRI=3) alcohol intoxication - confirmed alcohol related situations without injury or any other acute medical problems.
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JURIS
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(PRI=3) call taken and relayed to another jurisdiction that message taker is unable to transfer
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MVAHV
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(PRI=1) any vehicle accident with subject(s) trapped by large or heavy vehicles (i.e large dump truck, semi, train, school bus, etc.)
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MVAOT
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(PRI=1) MVA/OVERTURNED PRI 1 - vehicle overturned, over an embarkment
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MVATR
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(PRI=1) MVA/TRAPPED PRI 1 - vehicle accident with the report of subject(s) trapped or possibly trapped |
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MVAP1
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(PRI=1) MVA/PRI 1 - includes pedestrian, bicycle, motorcycle, person ejected with no information on their condition, head on collision(25mph or more), vehicle versus tree/immovable object(25mph or more), T-bone; any other modifier that fits the priority 1 category |
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MVAP2
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(PRI=2) MVA/PRI 2 - includes those citizens describing as “serious” injuries but no other information available, not otherwise fitting the priority 1 category (i.e.: looks serious, sounds serious, looks bad, sounds bad)
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MVAP3
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(PRI=3) MVA/PRI 3 - includes reports of unknown type injuries or minor injuries (i.e.: minor fender bender in a parking lot)
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OB1
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(PRI=1) OB/GYN PRI 1 - defined as pains less than 2 minutes apart crowning, presenting parts, or anything leasing the caller and/or ECO to believe delivery is imminent; also includes 2nd (12 weeks up to 24 weeks) and 3rd (24 weeks to delivery) trimester bleed with abdominal pains
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OB2
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(PRI=2) OB/GYN PRI 2 - 2nd (12 weeks up to 24 weeks) and 3rd (24 weeks to delivery) trimester bleed without abdominal pains
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OB3
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(PRI=3) OB/GYN PRI 3 - non-pregnancy related vaginal bleed, possible ectopic pregnancy, 1st trimester bleed; routine labor, 1st (up to 12 weeks), 2nd (12 weeks up to 24 weeks) or 3rd (24 weeks to delivery) trimester abdominal pains, water breaking with no priority 1 or 2 criteria; other OB/GYN problems not otherwise meeting criteria for other OB/GYN categories
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ODM
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(PRI=2) overdose - EMS
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PDAST
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(PRI=1) pd assist - this code will be associated with the PD code of ROBB when a citizen has been injured in the commission of a robbery. The radio operator will change the code to the appropriate type injury prior to dispatching the call (CAD will not provide a recommendation for this call type) |
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POIS
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(PRI=3) pois - to include ingestion, inhalation, or absorption of any toxic substance |
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PSYCH
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(PRI=3) mental/psychiatric - included are nervous disorders, any type of nervous problems, may include mental patients, subjects threatening suicide, etc. |
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REFUS
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(PRI=3) patient refusal - when a caller is requesting pre-arrival instructions but is refusing an ambulance be sent to assist them, pre-arrival will be provided and both the entry and clear code will be REFUS
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RAPEM
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(PRI=3) rape/sex offense - sexual assaults in the absence of other trauma
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RMTAD
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(PRI=1) mutual aid - includes EMS type mutual aid calls outside the county(i.e.: petersburg, powhatan, richmond, etc.)
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SEIZ1
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(PRI=1) seizure active - exhibiting seizure activity at the time the 911 call is received, or post-octal state and non-communicative
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SEIZ2
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(PRI=2) seizure - seizure activity no longer in evidence, and the patient is able to talk (not necessarily making sense). Aura of a seizure and multiple seizures with patient fully alert now
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SICK
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(PRI=3) sick case - included are nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, fever, toothache. earache, headache with no injury, flu, rash, dehydration, etc. (on dispatch, be sure to announce specific illness)
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STAND
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(PRI=3) standby - included are standbys at football games, car races, outdoor sporting events, county fair, county air show, etc. (a call for service will only be generated for a fire unit of that unit is remaining busy/unavailable to respond on calls for service; if the fire unit is remaining available to respond on calls, they will be shown in district (ID) with their location and NO call for service will be generated)
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TRANS
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(PRI=3) transports - includes transports to hospitals, emergency rooms, doctors office and/or a family residence which has been set up directly by the rescue squad. The ECC may also receive a call requesting a transport for heart transplant patients in which we will honor the request. The priority response will be established by the hospital requiring assistance and relayed to the responding unit
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UNC1
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(PRI=1) unconscious/altered - included are subjects unconscious or with a new onset of altered level of consciousness
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UNC2
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(PRI=2) syncopal episode - included are subjects that passed out/fainted, awake before termination of 911 calls
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UNKP
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(PRI=2) unknown type problem - this is typically a third party caller who is not at the patient’s side or doesn’t otherwise have any information as to what the problem is or resource that is needed. Fire, EMS, and PD will be dispatched. This is NOT a disposition code
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AIR
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(PRI=1) aircraft down - includes all aircraft type emergencies (i.e.: landing gear problems, motor problems, unknown problems, in-flight emergencies with potential crash and actual crash)
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ALRMF
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(PRI=1) alarm activation/no fire - includes all alarm activations (with the exception of carbon monoxide detector alarm code as PSFIR); IF CALLER IS AT ACTUAL RESIDENCE OR BUSINESS BE SURE TO ASK IF ANY SMOKE OR FIRE IS VISIBLE
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BRUSH |
(PRI=1) brush fire - includes all woods, grass, trees, field fires and fires of same nature, or out on arrival, with the exception of brush fires in a median strip (codes as MULCH)
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CHMNY
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(PRI=1) chimney fire - includes fires that are contained completely within a chimney and does not cause damage to structure. If damage occurs to structure, this should be coded as a structure fire |
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CLPSE
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(PRI=1) structure collapse - incidents where structures/buildings have partially or totally collapsed with the possibility of injury or trapped victims inside the structure
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CONFN
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(PRI=1) confined space rescue - confined areas not intended for human occupancy, with limited means of entry and exit, potential for contaminated atmosphere, or engulfment; these situations may require special forms of breathing apparatus, explosion proof lighting, atmospheric monitoring and an entry permit to rescue or recover victims
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DETEC
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(PRI=3) smoke alarm installation - field initiated call type to be used anytime a unit installs/replaces a smoke alarm
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ELVRS
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(PRI=1) situations requiring access to a victim unable to get down or trapped in an elevated area i.e. radio tower, roof of a building less than 4 stories (equivalent to less than 40 feet), tall trees, water tank; and specialized rigging is needed to access and remove victim(s)
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ELVRSH
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(PRI=1) situations requiring access to a victim unable to get down or trapped in an elevated area i.e. radio tower, power line tower, roof 4+ stories (equivalent to 40 feet or more), tall trees, water tank; and specialized rigging is needed to access and remove victim(s)(dispo. ELVSH)
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FMTAD
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(PRI=1) mutual aid - includes fire type mutual aid calls outside the county (i.e.; petersburg, powhatan, richmond, etc.)
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FLL99
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(PRI=2) flammable liquid spill - flammable liquid spill in a structure of less than 99 gallons (gasoline, kerosene, etc.)
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FL1099
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(PRI=1) flammable liquid transportation - flammable liquid spill in transportation of 10-99 gallons (dispo. FL109)
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FL100
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(PRI=1) flammable liquid transportation - flammable liquid spill in transportation of 100 gallons or more
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FHZCN
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(PRI=1) hazardous condition/material unknown - includes standby for downed power lines, transformers, lightning strikes with no fire, hazard control (not involving MVA) etc. Includes all calls where hazardous materials not leaking or outside natural gas leaks
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GASIN
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(PRI=1) interior gas leak - includes calls where there is a gas leak in the interior of a building; smell of natural gas or gasoline
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HZMTC
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(PRI=1) hazardous material leak - hazardous material leak or spill - with a known chemical release in industry, business, commercial type occupancies, or transportation
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HZMTR
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(PRI=1) hazardous material leak or spill in a residence involving household chemicals
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ILBNF
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(PRI=3) illegal burning - includes burnings that are being controlled (attended - however citizen is unable to extinguish on their own and PD requests fire to respond; or unattended - all unattended burns require the response of a fire unit) |
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JURIS
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(PRI=3) call taken and relayed to another jurisdiction that message taker is unable to transfer
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LIFT
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(PRI=3) non-EMS lift assist - after verifying no medical condition is present; no injuries and no illness |
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MACH
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(PRI=1) machinery entrapment - incidents where people are trapped in commercial, industrial, construction or farm machinery, under a vehicle, under a tree, which may require specialized stabilization, lifting and manipulation; these incidents may also require the specialized cutting, distorting and/or disassembly of equipment components to rescue or recover a victim
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MEDFR
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(PRI=3) medical fire - this code will be used when a fire unit responds to man an ambulance at a station or when another jurisdiction requests EMS/ALS assistance from one of chesterfield’s stations (to include meeting at the station or another designated location)
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MULCH |
(PRI=3) mulch fires - includes all mulch fires; as well as grass, brush fires in the median strip
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MVAFR
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(PRI=3) medical mva - includes all motor vehicle accident where only a fire unit handles and they have medical issued involved (i.e.: fire unit runs up on the call and they advise they have minor injuries or patient refusals and no ambulance is needed
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MVAHZ
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(PRI=3) vehicle accident - hazard control for a motor vehicle accident only
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PSFIR
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(PRI=3) public service - includes water shut off, tree removal from roadway, etc. (engine or truck may be recommended to handle); carbon monoxide detector activation reported by alarm company or residents, also includes “safe place” situations
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RFIRE
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(PRI=1/3) reduced structure - includes all structure fires where a reduced assignment is warranted
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SBRSH
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(PRI=1) serious brush fire - includes all woods, grass, trees, field fires and fire of same nature, spreading fast and over a large area. This will be dispatcher discretion based on descriptors provided by the caller. Will also be used in place of BRUSH when conditions warrant and is initiated by the FD operations deputy, operations division chief, or shift commander |
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SMOKE
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(PRI=3) smoke investigation - includes all calls where smoke or smell are present (outside only) and fits no other category
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SPFIR
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(PRI=1) special(fire only) - includes any fire not classified in other sections (telephone poles, electrical poles, ports-johns, etc.)
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STFIR
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(PRI=1) structure fire
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STRND
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(PRI=3) stranded boat - this code is used on all stranded boats
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TRASH
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(PRI=1) trash/dumpster fire - includes trash and dumpsters; includes all yard storage, fences, etc
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TREE
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(PRI=3) tree down - this entry code will be used by the ECO during storms and only when instructed by the supervisor to start using. Authority to use this code comes from the operations deputy, operations division chief, shift commander or ECC supervisor
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TRMA
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(PRI=1) tech rescue mutual aid - to be used on any tech rescue mutual aid call
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TRNCH
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(PRI=1) trench/earth collapse - incidents where trench or excavations have collapsed or underground construction requires special sheeting and shoring operations; |
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VFIRE
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(PRI=1) vehicle fire - includes any vehicle fire outside of a structure or vehicle fires reported out
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WTABV
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(PRI=1) water/ice recovery - any situation where persons visible and trapped or stranded in water or on an ice covered lake, pond, river or pool
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WTBEL
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(PRI=1) dive team/underwater rescue - includes all dive team calls where persons are trapped or possibly drown and are possibly below the water surface
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WTREC
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(PRI=3) dive team recovery - includes all recovery calls where there is no emergency rescue involved
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WTMAD
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(PRI=3) mutual aid water rescue request
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XHEAT
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(PRI=1) excessive heat - includes calls where there is no evidence of flame production, but there is evidence of melting or excessive heat; may use XHEAT as disposition code for calls originally entered as VFIRE if only evidence of melting or excessive heat |
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WLDLF
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Wildlife animal case includes racoons, bats, and foxes
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