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Name:[1032.00MHz] Central Dispatch [PRIORITY]
Codec:Opus Voice
Codec Quality:10 (estimated bitrate: 7.71 KiB/s)
Type:Permanent
Current Clients:5 / Unlimited
Subscription Status:Subscribed
Voice Data Encryption:Unencrypted
Description:
Priority Channel Status
- You may talk about non-comm's related activity
- As soon as a priority callout arises, all side chat must stop

Strict Channel Status
- All communication must be related to in-game activity
- Any disturbance of the radio for non-radio related callouts will result in a punishment

Miranda Rights
You have the right to remain silent, anything you say or do will be held against you in the court of law. You have the right to an attorney, if you cannot afford one, one will presented to you by the State of California. Do you understand the rights I have just read to you?

If yes, handcuff and transport to PD.
If no, ask what they're confused on and help them understand it.

SAN ANDREAS POLICE DEPARTMENT
Police Radio Codes
7.5.2016

Status Codes:
Code 0 – Urgent assistance required (ALL units drop what you're doing and attend immediately).
Code 1 – Non-Emergency – Respond in own time (If something comes up, deal with it first).
Code 2 – Non-Emergency – Respond in own time (If something comes up, leave it keep responding).
Code 3 – Emergency – Respond quickly (With lights & sirens).
Code 4 – Situation all clear
Code 5 – Situation currently under control (Standby and wait for other orders).

Radio Codes:
10-1: All units regroup / Meet at -location-
10-3: Stop transmitting / Clear the radio
10-4: Roger that / Received and understood
10-5: Please repeat
10-6: Disregard
10-7: Standby
10-8: On duty
10-9: Repeat message
10-10: Negative
10-13: Officer down
10-14: Requesting a pickup at -location-
10-15: Domestic Abuse
10-18: Report information needed
10-20: Location / Position
10-21: Report your status
10-22: Report in person – location (Go there / Come here)
10-23: Road Traffic Collision (RTC)
10-24: Radio Silence
10-26: Shots fired
10-26o(scar): Shots fired at Officer
10-27: Traffic Stop
10-29: Car fire
10-30: Deceased person(s)
10-35: Other crime (specify)
10-40: Lots of people in the area
10-41: Possible illegal activity
10-43: Assault
10-45: Traced Person
10-56: Computer check
10-57v(ictor): Vehicle pursuit
10-57f(oxtrot): Foot pursuit
10-60: Vehicle description (Blue Cheetah)
10-61: Suspect description (IC 2 male, blue clothes)
10-71: Ambulance required
10-78: Backup / assistance required
10-78e(cho): Emergency backup required
10-78t(ango): Traffic police required (crime scene)
10-90: Drug deal
10-98: No further assistance required
10-99: Situation concluded (Finished what you were doing)


Status 1 – Off duty
Status 2 – On duty
Status 3 – Going on a break
Status 4 – Patrolling available for calls
Status 5 – Responding without light & sirens
Status 5e(cho) – Responding with lights & sirens
Status 6 – I am on scene (target location)
Status 7 – On way to district HQ

IC1 – White
IC2 – Black
IC3 – Latino
IC4 – Middle Eastern
IC5 – Asian (Chinese etc.)
IC6 – Unknown ethnicity'

Acronym Codes
A.K.A. – Also Known As
B.A.C. – Blood Alcohol Content
B.O.L.O. – Be On the Lookout (for)
C.A.D. – Computer Aided Dispatching
C.C.W. – Carry Concealed Weapon (permit)
D.O.A. – Dead On Arrival
D.U.I. – Driving Under the Influence
E.M.T. – Emergency Medical Technician (paramedic)
E.T.A. – Estimated Time of Arrival
G.S.W. – Gunshot Wound
G.T.A. – Grand Theft Auto
M.V.A. – Motor Vehicle Accident
P.I.T. – Pursuit Intervention Technique