Police Status Codes: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 00:10, 8 January 2022

Police use a 10 code system for status messages

Code	Meaning
10-0	Off duty
10-1	Broadcast to all units
10-2	En-route to job
10-3	Available
10-4	Repeat your last message
10-5	Out of service for a short time (now obsolete)
10-6	Change channel
10-7	Arrived at job
10-8	Busy but available
10-9	Urgent Message
10-10	Officer requires immediate assistance

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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.
+Police use a '''10 code''' system for status messages
-* '''10-0''' Off duty
-* '''10-1''' Broadcast to all units
-* '''10-2''' En-route to job
-* '''10-3''' Available
-* '''10-4''' Repeat your last message
-* '''10-5''' Out of service for a short time (now obsolete)
-* '''10-6''' Change channel....
-* '''10-7''' Arrived at job
-* '''10-8''' Busy but available
-* '''10-9''' Urgent Message
-* '''10-10''' Officer requires immediate assistance
+{| class="wikitable"
+! Code !! Meaning
+|-
+| 10-0 || Off duty
+|-
+| 10-1 || Broadcast to all units
+|-
+| 10-2 || En-route to job
+|-
+| 10-3 || Available
+|-
+| 10-4 || Repeat your last message
+|-
+| 10-5 || Out of service for a short time (now obsolete)
+|-
+| 10-6 || Change channel
+|-
+| 10-7 || Arrived at job
+|-
+| 10-8 || Busy but available
+|-
+| 10-9 || Urgent Message
+|-
+| 10-10 || Officer requires immediate assistance
+|}
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