10-Codes & Radio Traffic List

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10-Code and Radio Traffic Code List

Common Definitions	Meaning	Example	In Depth
Call / Calls	A "call" is anything where an officer is actively engaged in a situation or activity.
Priority 1 [br]Activity/Calls	Priority 1 Calls are classified as low-priority or normal daily tasks		Examples:[br]Report Taking, Civil Disturbances, Traffic Obstructions and other miscellaneous duties.
Priority 2 [br]Activity/Calls	Priority 2 calls are classified as medium-priority or situations where an officer could potentially require assistance.		Examples:[br]Traffic Stops, Domestic Dispute, Buisness/Residential Alarms, and other miscellaneous duties.
Priority 3 [br]Activity/Calls	Priority 3 calls are classified as high-priority and could have threat to life and require an emergency response.		Examples:[br]Felony Traffic Stops, Officer in Danger calls, Active Pursuits,[br]Bank Robberies and other emergencies.
Shots Fired	Shots are being fired at or in the proximity of officers, code 3 response is required	(You) [Callsign] Shots fired [Location]	Code 3 Backup is required, but this is not seen as an 11-99. One (maybe two) suspects to an officer.

Status Codes	Meaning	Example	In-Depth
Code 0	(Self) Game Crashed[br](Suspect) Logged to Avoid / Game Crashed		Depending on context, Code 0 means that your game crashed or with proper usage that your suspect crashed or logged to avoid
Code 1	Routine Response [br](No Lights / No Sirens)	(You) [Callsign] Abandoned Car, [Location] - Code 1	Non-priority call, proceed with duties and respond when available
Code 2	Urgent Response [br](Yes Lights / No Sirens)	(You) [Callsign] Man with a gun, need assistance [Location] Code 2	Mid-priority call, begin to respond and follow traffic rules for the most part with lights flashing, using sirens when neccesary
Code 3	Emergency Response [br](Yes Light / Yes Sirens)	(You) [Callsign] Shots Fired, need backup Code 3 [Location]	High-Priority call, respond immediately with lights and sirens. All patrol units respond and Priority 1 Calls respond
Code 4	No Further Law Enforcement Assistance required	(You) [Callsign] 10-15, Code 4	No further law enforcement units are required, medical units may or may not be required.
Code 6	Out of car for investigation	(You) [Callsign] On scene for disturbance, Code 6	Used when arriving to a call, and need to exit your vehicle in order to properly investigate the scene.
Code 7	Mealtime	(You) [Callsign] Code 7	This means you're remaining in-game but you are going away from your keyboard for a brief amount of time (typically a few minutes)
Code 10	Bomb Threat		A threat of explosives has been made, Specialized Response Unit should respond immediately code 3.
Code 33	Radio Silence, Use Channel 2		All communication over TeamSpeak is to cease for an active situation, all non-priority traffic should be diverted over "/r"

Radio Codes	Meaning	Example	In-Depth
10-0	Use Caution	(You) [Callsign] Out with [Suspect Name]. (Officer 1) [Callsign], 10-0 with that suspect, several warrants for his arrest	To be used when a subject, vehicle, or call is to be approached or investigated with more caution than usual, as the potential for violence is elevated.
10-1	Receiving Poorly	(Officer 1) [Unit Number] Radio Test[br](You) [Callsign] 10-1	A communication is illegible (or inaudible) and that their is something wrong with their radio (or TeamSpeak / Microphone)
10-2	Receiving Clearly	(Officer 1) [Callsign] Radio Test[br](You) [Callsign] 10-2	A communication is legible (or audible) and their equipment (or TeamSpeak) is functioning correctly.
10-3	Stop Transmitting	(You) [Callsign] 10-80 [Location][br](Officer 1) [Callsign] 10-26 [Location][br](You) 10-3, 10-80 [Location Update]	Essentially, a polite way to tell someone to be quiet over TeamSpeak when there is a Priority 3 Call active.
10-4	Message Recieved	(Officer 1) [Callsign] [Your Callsign] come back here[br](You) 10-4	Not synonymous with "yes" - 10-4 means that you've received the message and are complying.
10-6	Busy, but available	(You) [Callsign] 10-6	Meaning you are in-game but are doing something such as rearming, talking to someone on the phone or repairing your vehicle.
10-7	Off Duty, available for emergencies	(You) [Callsign] Requesting Permission to go 10-7[br](Supervisor) You're cleared for 10 minutes	10-7 means that you are in-game but you're off duty - not actively doing police work.
10-8	In Service / On Duty	(You) [Callsign] 10-8	Meaning you're on duty and actively doing your duties as a member of the LSPD
10-9	Repeat Last Transmission	(Officer 1) [Callsign] 10-80 (Inaudible Traffic)[br](You) [Callsign] 10-9	This means you didn't hear, understand or forgot someones transmission and requesting them to send it again.
10-10	Out of Game	(You) [Callsign] 10-10	You're logging out of the game and leaving the RTO Channel
10-15	Suspect in Custody (Male)	(You) [Callsign] 10-15	You have a male suspect cuffed and detained
10-15f	Suspect in Custody (Female)	(You) [Callsign] 10-15	You have a female suspect cuffed and detained
10-16	Vehicle Ride	(You) [Callsign] 10-16, [Location]	To be used when you require a ride to the station due to you not having transportation. This is NOT to be used by Cadets to ask for ridealongs, those should be requested through channel 2 ((/r))
10-19	Station (at or returning to)	(Officer 1) [Callsign] [Your Callsign] 10-20[br](You) 10-19	You are enroute to or at the main LSPD Headquarters
10-20	Location	(Officer 1) [Callsign] Shots Fired[br](You) 10-20?	To be used when giving or needing an update on a unit or call's location.
10-21	Phone Call	(You) [Callsign] to [Ofc.1 Callsign] I need to 10-21 you in reference to your last call.	You need to talk to an officer, but it is not radio traffic and must conduct it through a phone conversation.
10-22	Disregard	(Officer 1) [Ofc. 1 Callsign] Whats the status on that last call? [br](You) 10-22 it's handled.	There is no longer a need to give attention to a call or subject.
10-23	Standby	(Officer 1) [Callsign] to [Your Callsign][br](You) 10-23	It tells someone you are busy with something and telling them to standby.
10-26	Traffic Stop	(You) [Callsign] 10-26, [Location] [Vehicle Description] [Plate Number ((/dl))]	When performing a legal detention of a vehicle, you must use this code.
10-26a	Felony Traffic Stop	(You) [Callsign] 10-26 Adam, [Location] [Vehicle Description] [Plate Number ((/dl))] - Code 3	Meaning the person in the vehicle you are stopping has committed a felony, is a flight risk or has warrants for their arrest.
10-27	License Validity Check	(You) [Callsign] 10-27 on a one Jane Doe[br](Officer 1) [Callsign] All Valid.	You're requesting that an officer goes into the MDC and runs the name under License Information
10-29	Warrants Check	(You) [Callsign] 10-29 on a one John Doe[br](Officer 1) [Callsign] to [Your Callsign] - Suspect has 67 charges and 5 arrests. None active.	You're requesting that an officer searches the person on the MDC for previous or active warrants
10-39	Status Check	(You) [Your Callsign] to [Callsign] - 10-39	You're requesting a status update from the officer you're addressing.
10-50	Vehicle Accident	(You) [Callsign] I need a supervisor to [Location], a citizen and I just got into a 10-50	When you, or another vehicle collides with an object or another vehicle, this code should be used.
10-62	Attempting a PIT	(You) [Callsign] 10-62[br](You) [Callsign] 10-62 [Sucessful or Failed]	When you are the lead pursuit vehicle you're advising that you're attempting a Precision Immobilization Technique maneuver
10-66	Suspisious Person/Vehicle(s)	(You) [Callsign] out with a 10-66 subject in a back alleyway at [Location]	When you approach or need to investigate a person or vehicle that seems out of place or suspisious, this code should be used.
10-76	Enroute	(You) [Callsign] 10-76, handling last 911	When you are on your way to a call or location, this code should be used.
10-80	Pursuit in Progress	(You) [Callsign] 10-80 [Heading] [Street Name or Area]	You've engaged in a pursuit with a suspect, and require assistance.
10-84	Patrol District Update	(You) [Callsign] 10-84 - District 1	To update your patrol zone rather than using 10-85
10-85	Area Check	(You) [Callsign] 10-85, looking for that foot bailed suspect	When you search an area from your vehicle for a call or subject, this code should be used
10-97	On Scene	(You) [Callsign] 10-97, handling last 911	When you arrive at a call or location, this code should be used.
10-98	Finished with last detail	(You) [Callsign] 10-98, last 911, Code 4	When you have cleared a call, and are returning 10-8, this code should be used.
11-14	SRU Assistance Requred	(You) [Callsign] Bank Robbery in Progress, 11-14	When you require assistance from the Specialized Response Unit for a tactical situation
11-44	Coroners Case (Dead on Floor)	(You) LSPD to FDSA, 11-44 - Beacon 55	You require medical assistance from FDSA for a suspect that is unconcious on the ground. (Hasn't accepted death yet)
11-80	Accident, major
11-81	Accident, minor
11-82	Accident, property damage only
11-83	Accident, no details
11-98	Meet at Location
11-99	Department in Extreme Danger		Department Wide Emergency, the LSPD is unable to operate - assistance required from all agencies including SAAS

Identity Codes	The purpose of these codes is to easily identify the ethnicity of a suspect while remaining politically correct.
IC 1	White	(You) IC1 Male[br](You) IC1 Female
IC 2	Black	(You) IC2 Male[br](You) IC2 Female
IC 3	Latino	(You) IC3 Male[br](You) IC3 Female
IC 4	Middle Eastern	(You) IC4 Male[br](You) IC4 Female
IC 5	Asian	(You) IC5 Male[br](You) IC5 Female
IC 6	Unknown Ethnicity	(You) IC6 Male[br](You) IC6 Female

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