Basic Codes
This code means "acknowledgment."
10-4
You'd use this code to say you're "In Service."
10-8
10-24
If you've made an arrest, this ten-code means you have someone in custody.
10-15
This is used by officers who are actively chasing a suspect who is attempting to flee.
10-31 (In pursuit)
10-7
Use this code when you need some to "Repeat/Condition Bad."
10-9
When an officer asks for backup, this is the code they'll give
10-94
This code is used when dispatch is asked to run a full check on someone.
10-27
Serving a judicial order to apprehend someone is reported with this ten-code
10-49 (serving warrant)
10-20
A Traffic Stop is indicated by this code.
10-50
This code takes priority, cutting off regular radio traffic in critical situation
10-33
When verifying the ownership or details of a vehicle, this is the code.
10-28
10-63 (Need Bomb Squad)
This code means "Receiving Well."
10-2
This code is used when you are "Enroute."
10-51
Medical transport is reqiured when this ten-code is used
10-71
A response from dispatch that a subject or vehicle is wanted would come from this code.
10-29
A restricted channel for tactical operations is identified by this ten-code
10-91 (Tactical Frequency)
10-1
You arrive at your destination. This is the code to report
10-97
When a disabled vehicle needs towing, this code is sent.
10-33
This ten-code warns that sensitive details should not be shared publicly.
10-35
An officer would use this ten-code when beginning an inquiry or looking deeper into a situation at a scene
10-17 (Conduct investigation)