Test Part 1

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A N A N

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animal attack(one animal to another)

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A N B I T

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animal bite

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A N I N J

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injured animal (not a wildlife)

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A N M I S

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animal control miscellaneous

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A N N E G

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animal neglect or cruelty/to include dogs left/locked in vehicles

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A N P E R

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animal attack to a person

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A N S C K

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sick animal

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A T L R G

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animal running at large

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F A R M

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livestock

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S T R A Y

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animal secured, citizen has secured, it no longer at large

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W L D L F

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wildlife animal case includes raccoon, bats, and foxes

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A B A N

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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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A B D U C

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abduction/kidnapping

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A B V E H

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abandoned vehicle

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A D W P

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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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A L R M P

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police alarm activation

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A N I M L

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to be used for a police response only

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A R S O N

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arson

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A S L T P

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assault

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A S S T

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assisting another agency

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A S S T K

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K-9 responding to a call to assist another jurisdiction

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A U L A R

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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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A W A R E

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aware alarm (domestic related)

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B A R K

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barking dog

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B O A T

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stranded boat (used when PD patrols our waterways)

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B O M B

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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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B R A N D

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brandishing; displaying a firearm in a threatening manner versus just carrying a weapon

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B R I B

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bribery; money or favor given to induce or influence

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B U I

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boating under the influence

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B U R G

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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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C H I L D

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child abuse/neglect

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C K W E L

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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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C U R S E

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curse and abuse

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D I P

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drunk in public

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D I R C T

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direct traffic

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D I S H Z

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hazardous disabled vehicle

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D I S O R

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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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D I S V E

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disabled vehicle

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D I S V O

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disabled vehicle occupied/assist motorist

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D L M E S

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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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D O A P

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death investigation; this will be used for deaths with the exception of MURD or SUIC

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D O M A S

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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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D O M E S

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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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D O M W P

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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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D R A G

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drag race; traffic infraction

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D R U G S

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drug offense

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D S T R B

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any report of a person(s) engaged in activities that are disruptive to public peace

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D S T W P

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disturbance with weapon (gun, knife, etc.)

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D U I

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driving under the influence

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E S C A P

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escaped custody

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E S C R T

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funeral escort (entered as a single shot call for the unit assigned)

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E X T O R

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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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F I A L M

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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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F I R E W

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disturbing public peace with the use of fireworks

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F O P R O

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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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F R A U D

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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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G A M B

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gambling

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G A S L R

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gas drive off

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G R L A R

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grand larceny; value amount is $200.00 or more

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H I T P I

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hit and run with injuries

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H I T R N

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hit and run

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H I W T R

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any high water incidents in the county

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H N G U P

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911 hang-up

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H U A L M

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hold up alarm

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I D C A L

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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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I L B N P

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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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I L L P K

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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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I M P E R

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impersonation; to assume or act the character of

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I N D A C

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industrial/accidental injury

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I N E X P

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indecent exposure

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I N F O

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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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I N P R E

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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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J U R I S

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call taken and relayed to another jurisdiction that message taker is unable to transfer to

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L A R C

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larceny; value amount under $200.00

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L A T F

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larceny from auto

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L I Q L A

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liquor law violation, example: buying alcohol for minors: also used for tobacco violations

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L F B R N

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leaf burning reported that is not in the burn area or during burn season

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L O P R O

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citizen reporting property thought to be lost

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L T O U T

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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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M I S C

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miscellaneous entry code; to be used where there is not a more appropriate code

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M I S P E

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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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M U S I C

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loud music

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M V A

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motor vehicle accident

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M V A P I

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motor vehicle accident with injuries

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O B J U S

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obstruction of justice

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O D P

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overdose

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P D C R A

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assist rescue on any CRA response

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P H O N E

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annoying phone calls, obscene, threatening, or harassing

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P H Z C N

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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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P I N F O

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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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P O L S V

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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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P R O P

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generic property code

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P R O S T

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prostitution

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P R O W L

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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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P U R S T

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emergency pursuit(vehicle pursuit only); this is always entered as an onsite or diposition

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R A G E

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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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R A P E P

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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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R E C D R

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reckless driver; traffic infraction

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R E P O

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repossession of a vehicle

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R N W A Y

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runaway; juvenile(under 18 years old) has left home and/or foul play is not indicated

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R O B B

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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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S C C R S

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school crossing assignment

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S E X O F

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sex offense; is used for sex offense other than rape, example: fondling, feeling and fornication

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S H L F T

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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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S H O O T

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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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S O L I C

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solicitation; not prostitution

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S P E E D

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speeding; traffic infraction

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S T P R O

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used to indicate recovery of property that has been reported stolen from another jurisdiction

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S U I C

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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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S U S P

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suspicious incident or situation, or a open line

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S U S P E

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suspicious person

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S U S V E

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suspicious vehicle

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T A P R O

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tampering with property. Ex. auto

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T E R R I

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terrorist incident

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T H R O W

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throwing objects at a moving vehicle

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T I U A L

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TIU alarm

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T O W

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tow a vehicle, not otherwise classified

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T R D U M

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trash dumping

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T R E S S

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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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T R F I C

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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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T R J U V

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any type of disturbance or trouble with juveniles

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T S T O P

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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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U N A M V

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unauthorized use of an auto; suspect is known to owner

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V A N D L

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vandalism; any willful, ignorant, or malicious destruction of property

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V A N M A

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vandalism to a mailbox

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V I C E

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any vice offense not coded otherwise

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W A N T

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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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W A R R

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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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W E A P

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weapons violation