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Code 1

Routine

Code 2

Urgent

Code 3

Emergency

Code 4

Wants/Warrants

Code 5

Traffic stop

Code 6

Comfort break

Code 7

Out of service

Code 8

Suspect in custody

Code 8a

Opposite gender

Code 9

Radio frequency

Code 10

All secure

Code 11

Duress

Code 12

Bomb threat

Code 13

Officer needs assistance

Code 14

Transporting suspect

Code 15

Alarm Activation

Code 16

Escorting money/muns

Code 17

Escorting prisoner