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Like most police agencies world wide, the New Zealand police use a '''10 code''' system for status messages. However unlike the Americans, the NZ Police 10 code is very simple. | Like most police agencies world wide, the New Zealand police use a '''10 code''' system for status messages. However unlike the Americans, the NZ Police 10 code is very simple. | ||
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! Code !! Meaning | |||
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| 10-0 | Off duty | |||
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| 10-1 | Broadcast to all units | |||
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| 10-2 | En-route to job | |||
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| 10-3 | Available | |||
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| 10-4 | Repeat your last message | |||
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| 10-5 | Out of service for a short time (now obsolete) | |||
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| 10-6 | Change channel | |||
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| 10-7 | Arrived at job | |||
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| 10-8 | Busy but available | |||
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| 10-9 | Urgent Message | |||
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| 10-10 | Officer requires immediate assistance | |||
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[[Category:Police]] | [[Category:Police]] | ||
Revision as of 09:21, 7 January 2019
Like most police agencies world wide, the New Zealand police use a 10 code system for status messages. However unlike the Americans, the NZ Police 10 code is very simple.
| Code | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Off duty | |
| Broadcast to all units | |
| En-route to job | |
| Available | |
| Repeat your last message | |
| Out of service for a short time (now obsolete) | |
| Change channel | |
| Arrived at job | |
| Busy but available | |
| Urgent Message | |
| Officer requires immediate assistance |