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| + | == Police Unit Numbers == | ||
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| + | Philadelphia Police Unit Numbers | ||
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| + | *Patrol Units: (“X” = one or two digit district #) | ||
| + | *CO “X” = District Captain (ex: “C.O. Twenty-two’) | ||
| + | *“X” Command = Lieutenant (ex: “Five Command” | ||
| + | *“X” A, B, C, D = Sergeants (ex: “Fifteen Andy” or “thirty-nine Charlie”) | ||
| + | *“X” E, F = Operations Room Supervisors (Corporals) | ||
| + | *“X” Operations or “Ops” is the district operations room | ||
| + | *“X” 0 _ = Prisoner Wagons <two person units> (ex: “Fourteen 0 one”) | ||
| + | *“X” 1_ = Patrol Units in PSA (Police Service Area) 1 (ex: “nineteen eleven”) | ||
| + | *“X” 2_ = Patrol Units in PSA 2 (ex: “two twenty two”) | ||
| + | *“X” 3_ = Patrol Units in PSA 3 | ||
| + | *“X” 4_ = Patrol Units in PSA 4 | ||
| + | *“X” Tom _ = District Tactical Units (ex: “Eight Tom Two”) | ||
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| + | *Detective Units: (“X” Division number) | ||
| + | *D”X”_ _ (D, Division number + two digits) | ||
| + | *For example D200 units are North West Detective Division, so “Dan two ten” would be a NWDD detective. | ||
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| + | *Other Units: | ||
| + | *A= Accident Investigation (AID) | ||
| + | *C, Car, CI, & I = Command Staff (“Car One” = Police Commissioner) | ||
| + | *G= Garage (tow trucks) | ||
| + | *H= Highway Patrol | ||
| + | *K= K-9 | ||
| + | *L= Crime Lab | ||
| + | *N= Narcotics | ||
| + | *NS= Narcotics Strike Force | ||
| + | *S1_ _= SWAT | ||
| + | *T= Traffic | ||
| + | *Tac Air = Aviation (helicopter) | ||
| + | *X= Expressway Patrol | ||
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| + | *A letter + number + A, B, C or D is a unit supervisor (Ex: “Sam One Andy” = SWAT Sergeant & “Highway Two Barney” = Highway Patrol Sergeant) | ||
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== Common Police Codes == | == Common Police Codes == | ||
1037 = DUI<br> | 1037 = DUI<br> | ||
Revision as of 01:39, 20 July 2010
Contents
Police Unit Numbers
Philadelphia Police Unit Numbers
- Patrol Units: (“X” = one or two digit district #)
- CO “X” = District Captain (ex: “C.O. Twenty-two’)
- “X” Command = Lieutenant (ex: “Five Command”
- “X” A, B, C, D = Sergeants (ex: “Fifteen Andy” or “thirty-nine Charlie”)
- “X” E, F = Operations Room Supervisors (Corporals)
- “X” Operations or “Ops” is the district operations room
- “X” 0 _ = Prisoner Wagons <two person units> (ex: “Fourteen 0 one”)
- “X” 1_ = Patrol Units in PSA (Police Service Area) 1 (ex: “nineteen eleven”)
- “X” 2_ = Patrol Units in PSA 2 (ex: “two twenty two”)
- “X” 3_ = Patrol Units in PSA 3
- “X” 4_ = Patrol Units in PSA 4
- “X” Tom _ = District Tactical Units (ex: “Eight Tom Two”)
- Detective Units: (“X” Division number)
- D”X”_ _ (D, Division number + two digits)
- For example D200 units are North West Detective Division, so “Dan two ten” would be a NWDD detective.
- Other Units:
- A= Accident Investigation (AID)
- C, Car, CI, & I = Command Staff (“Car One” = Police Commissioner)
- G= Garage (tow trucks)
- H= Highway Patrol
- K= K-9
- L= Crime Lab
- N= Narcotics
- NS= Narcotics Strike Force
- S1_ _= SWAT
- T= Traffic
- Tac Air = Aviation (helicopter)
- X= Expressway Patrol
- A letter + number + A, B, C or D is a unit supervisor (Ex: “Sam One Andy” = SWAT Sergeant & “Highway Two Barney” = Highway Patrol Sergeant)
Common Police Codes
1037 = DUI
1038 = Incident report
5292 = Deceased person
NAT = necessary action taken
RTF = Report to follow
UNF = Unfounded
Philadelphia Prison System Facilities
Alternative and Special Detention (ASD)
Cannery - Work Release (Cannery)
Curran Fromhold Correctional Facility (CFCF)
Detention Center - Intake (DC)
Holmesburg Prison (Holmesburg) (Closed except for overflow use)
House of Correction (HOC)
Philadelphia Industrial Correction Center - Female Unit (PICC)
Riverside Correctional Facility (RCF)