Police Incident Types Flashcards
(119 cards)
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ABDUC
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Abduction/kidnapping
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ABAN
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911 abandoned call
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ABVEH
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Abandoned vehicle
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ADWP
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Assault w a deadly weapon; code used w subject being shot, stabbed, etc anywhere on the body
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ALRMP
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Police alarm activation
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ANIML
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To be used for a police response only
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ARSON
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Arson
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ASLTP
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Assault, need to be physically fighting
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ASST
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Assisting another agency
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ASSTK
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K9 responding to a call to assist another jurisdiction
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AULAR
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Auto larceny, auto theft, (when whole car is stolen) unknown suspect, or suspect does not have permission to have vehicle, or failure to return rental property
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AWARE
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Aware alarm (domestic related, domestic assault victims who have been to court and awarded pendant alarms)
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BARK
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Barking dog
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BOAT
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Stranded Boat (used when PD patrols our waterways
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BOMB
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Bomb threat, report of an actual be or explosive device located, the threat of one being on premise, or such device that has actually gone off
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BRAND
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Brandishing; displaying a firearm in a threatening manner vs just carrying a weapon
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BRIB
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Bribery; money or favor given to induce or influence
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BUI
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Boating under the influence
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BURG
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Breaking & Entering or burglary; when a report is made of an apparent unauthorized entry or attempt to enter a dwelling or enclosed structure; if it is an attempted B&E, the word “attempt” should be noted in the first line of comments; do not use this code for entry into a vehicle
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CHILD
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Child abuse/neglect
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CKWEL
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Check welfare; checking the personal welfare of a citizen at the request of another; do not use this code for delivering message
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CURSE
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Curse and abuse
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DIP
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Drunk in public
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DIRCT
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Direct traffic
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DISHZ
Hazardous disabled vehicle
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DISOR
Disorderly conduct; code is entered by an officer as an onsite (single-shot) or as a disposition resulting from further investigation
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DISVE
Disabled vehicle
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DISVO
Disabled vehicle occupied/assist motorist
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DLMES
Deliver message; use of this code requests an officer deliver a message only, and is not to be mistaken for POLSV
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DOAP
Death investigation; this will be used for deaths with exception of MURD OR SUIC
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DOMAS
Domestic assault; an assault or attempted assault by a person(s) upon another that involved family members or person(s) who have a relationship of some sort to the caller regardless of sex
If aggravated should be in comments
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DOMES
Domestic; domestic conflict or dispute b/t 2 or more family members or persons known to each other, regardless of sex or problem
If aggravated put in comments
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DOMWP
Domestic situation where on of the parties has a weapon (gun, knife, etc) is out and being used or displayed in a threatening manner
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DRAG
Drag race, traffic infraction
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DRUGS
Drug offense
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DSTRB
Any report of a person(s) engaged in activities that are disruptive to public peace
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DSTWP
Disturbance with weapon
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DUI
Driving under the influence
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ESCAP
Escaped custody
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ESCRT
Funeral escort (entered as a single shot call for unit assigned)
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EXTOR
Extortion
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FIALM
Fire alarm activation for police to go with fire during the hours of 2300-0600, only used for midnight shift, for businesses that are not 24 hr operations
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FIREW
Disturbing public peace w use of fireworks
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FOPRO
Property, which is not known to be stolen at the time you receive the call, ex bike found in a citizen's yard, unknown owner
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FRAUD
Fraud; intentional perversion of the truth in order to deceive or misrepresent; inc bad checks, forgery, use of a stolen credit card
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GAMB
Gambling
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GASLR
Gas drive off
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GRLAR
Grand larceny; amount $200 or more
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HITPI
Hit and run with injuries
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HITRN
Hit and run
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HIWTR
Any high water incidents in the county
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HNGUP
911 hang-up
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HUALM
Hold up alarm
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IDCAL
ID call; ID is forensic unit, when ID responds to a call for a report that has already been taken
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ILBNP
Any fire, contained and/or monitored, that is not in the allowable burn area est by the Fire Department
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ILLPK
Parking violation; any report of violations of State and County ordinances on public streets and roadways and parking lots with 50 or more spaces; onsite violations may have a call for service placed into CADS
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IMPER
Impersonation; to assume or act the character of
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INDAC
Industrial/accidental injury
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INEXP
Indecent exposure
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INFO
Police calls for service that are info only, a report has already been taken but additional info is obtained
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INPRE
Insecure premise; entered as an onsite resulting from property checks by a police officer; used to indicate open or unlocked windows, doors, gates, etc on buildings or other properties
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JURIS
Call taken and relayed to another jurisdiction that message taker is unable to transfer to, always try to transfer first and then take the info if unable to transfer
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LARC
Larceny; value amount under $200
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LIQLA
Liquor law violation, ex: buying alcohol for minors, also used for tobacco violations
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LFA
Larceny from auto
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LFBRN
Leaf burning reported that is not in the burn area or during burn season
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LOPRO
Citizen is reporting property thought to be lost
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LTOUT
Traffic lights out or malfunctioning, officer responds to see if the lights out are posing any kind of hazard
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MISC
Miscellaneous entry code; to be used where there is not a more appropriate code
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MISPE
Missing person; report of any person missing from his/her domicile or not locatable at his/her usual activities; such as persons usually classified as "missing" will include young children, senile persons, mentally, physically, or emotionally handicapped persons, and those persons missing under circumstances that may arouse suspicion
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MUSIC
Loud music
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MVA
Motor vehicle accident
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MVAPI
Motor vehicle accident with injuries
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OBJUS
Obstruction of justice
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ODP
Overdose
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PDCRA
Assist rescue on any CRA response
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PHONE
Annoying phone calls, observe, threatening, or harassing
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PHZCN
Hazardous conditions; any situation that is hazardous to the public
Ex: gates down across railroad tracks
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PINFO
Police information; used by an officer as an onsite (single-shot), K-9 only calls or disposition code when no other code is appropriate
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POLSV
Police service; used when an officer is assisting a citizen get belongings in an emergency situation; inspecting homemade trailers; or any other non-criminal public service situation; appropriate Sgt. to be notified
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PROP
Generic property code
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PROST
Prostitution
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PROWL
Prowler; actual sighting of a person(s) moving about or loitering near the perimeter of a residence in such a manner as to arouse suspicion; it is presumed that the person(s) are not known and his/her presence is not authorized
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PURST
Emergency Pursuit (vehicle pursuit only); this is always entered as an onsite or disposition
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RAGE
Road rage; when a driver's actions put the other driver in danger
Ex: trying to run them off the road
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RAPEP
Rape; force of a sexual act; statutory rape (15 or under) should be noted
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RECDR
Reckless driver; traffic infraction
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REPO
Repossession of a vehicle
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RNWAY
Runaway; juvenile has left home and/or foul play is not indicated
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ROBB
Robbery; to take a person's property by instilling fear; if a weapon is brandished, it is classified as an armed robbery and should be noted in the first line of comments; if property is taken by force only, it is classified as strong-armed, which should be noted in comments
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SCCRS
School crossing assignment
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SEXOF
Sex offense; is used for sex offense other than rape, ex: fondling, feeling, and fornication
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SHLFT
Shoplifting; any report of an attempt to conceal or remove un-purchased merchandise from a business establishment; if the suspect leave the confines of the business premises, the call will be classified as a larceny
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SHOOT
Shooting reported; code can be used in conjunction with another code to further explain the situation, or by itself, if that is all that is known; priority and comments fields are especially important on this type of call
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SOLIC
Solicitation; not prostitution
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SPEED
Speeding; traffic infraction
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STPRO
Used to indicate recovery of property that has been reported stolen from another jurisdiction
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SUIC
Suicide, person is threatening, has attempted, or succeeded in taking his/her life; to include using deadly weapons
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SUSP
Suspicious incident or situation, or 911 open line
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SUSPE
Suspicious person
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SUSVE
Suspicious vehicle
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TAPRO
Tampering with property
| Ex: auto
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TERRI
Terrorist incident
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THROW
Throwing objects at a moving vehicle
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TIUAL
TIU alarm
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TOW
Tow a vehicle, not otherwise classified
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TRDUM
Trash dumping
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TRESS
Trespassing; an unauthorized person(s) on property where they have been asked to leave and have refused to do so, or are on posted property
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TRFIC
Traffic infraction; improperly registered vehicle, small child not in a safety belt, driving w/o a license, or any violation involving a moving vehicle, not coded otherwise
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TRJUV
Any type of disturbance or trouble w juveniles
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TSTOP
Traffic stop; incident type is generated when a radio operator initiates a call from an officer's traffic stop; it will usually be changed to a more definitive type
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UNAMV
Unauthorized use of an auto; suspect is known to owner
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VANDL
Vandalism; any willful, ignorant, or malicious destruction of property
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VANMA
Vandalism to a mailbox
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VICE
Any vice offense not coded otherwise
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WANT
Wanted subject; this is used to enter a single shot call for an officer who is out with a subject and taking the subject into custody
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WARR
Warrant/summons, EPO or protective order service; this is used when requested by another jurisdiction, or a citizen, furnishing info on the whereabouts of a wanted subject; warrant must be verified before such calls for service are entered; normally PRI 3 entry, Probation & Parole is PRI 2
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WEAP
Weapons violation
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ACTIVP
Subject(s) actively killing a large group of people in a public place (both indoors and outdoors)
