Welcome, this is the offical radio codes.
[ SECTION 1 - STATES AND CODES ]
In this section, you will learn the codes and states to use when transmitting messages. These are mandatory and a vital skill.
STATES:
State 0 = Emergency, Officer Needs Assistance
State 1 = On Duty
State 2 = Available / Resuming patrol
State 3 = Available / In Office
State 4 = Refreshments
State 5 = En route to incident
State 6 = At scene
State 7 = Committed but deployable
State 8 = Unavailable and not deployable
State 9 = Prisoner escort
State 10 = At court
State 11 = Off duty
State 12 = Confidential message
State 13 = Call back
State 14 = Urgent call
State 15 = Received
State 16 = Repeat
Example: "This is Echo Keilo 241, we've got an IC1 male, all units needed: State 0."
[ SECTION 2 - RULES IN COMMUNICATION ]
When transmitting messages to fellow officers, it is important to respect them and be professional. We have several rules in place to make sure that corruption isn't seen:
- When transmitting messages, you will transmit your message in a calm manner.
- Transmit messages in the correct format and using correct codes.
- Swearing, bullying, abuse and other hurtful messages are NOT permitted.
- Be respectful to other officers; if not, you will be suspended from duty.
[ SECTION 3 - SUSPECT IDENTIFICATION ]
This is a not mandatory communication rule, but it still looks professional and makes you look like a professional officer:
IC1 Male/Female White - North European
IC2 Male/Female White - South European
IC3 Male/Female-Black
IC4 Male/Female-Asian
IC5 Male/Female Chinese, Japanese, or other South East Asian
IC6 Male/Female Arabic or North African
IC9 Unknown
Signed,
Billy D. Midlands.
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