police codes

[Stevetecno]

does anyone have a list of police 10 codes in the UK also any other codes or
abbreviations

will trade freqs etc too

Thanks

[® D u n c a n]

D Division, North Yorks :

10-1 On Duty
10-2 ??????
10-3 Attend / Attending Police Station
10-4 OK/Understood etc
10-5 In attendance / arrived
10-6 Free for detail / requesting next detail etc
10-7 Nothing received / Poor radio signal etc
10-8 Secure radio to prevent public listening i.e. can you go 10-8 ?
10-9 Emergency assistance requested
10-10 Off duty / Concluded shift etc

File 5 - Warrants
File 12 - Local intelligence
File 15 - Electoral register (I think, can't remember)

Code S - Suicidal
Code W - Weapons
Code F - Firearms
Code D - Drugs
Code V - Violence

PNC - Police National Computer

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[® D u n c a n]

[Pat Martindale.]

In article <3699335...@news.freeserve.net>, ® D u n c a n
<Du...@n.com> writes

>D Division, North Yorks :
>
>10-1 On Duty
>10-2 ??????

A 10-2 in that force area is "use the telephone"

As in 10-2 the station etc...
--
Pat Martindale.

[® D u n c a n]

Thanks Pat, that's been driving me mad !

[Gary Franklin]

Stevetecno wrote in message <19990110173515...@ng101.aol.com>...

>does anyone have a list of police 10 codes in the UK also any other codes
or
>abbreviations
>
>will trade freqs etc too
>
>Thanks

The Wave web site has a listing for police 10-codes, although I would
emphasise there can be big regional variations.

Check out:
www.franklin49.freeserve.co.uk

and click on "Squelch"

Note this site is still under construction, so don't judge it too harshly!
.

[Paul]

Strangely, in Sussex the codes used are prefixed with a 9
ie 9-2 is meal break!!
can anyone complete the list for me??
paul

[Jack McEwen]

The message <77r343$cjp$1...@news7.svr.pol.co.uk>
from "Paul" <pa...@surf39.freeserve.co.uk> contains these words:

Why not? is there something magical about "10"