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| − | DU-COMM police agency radio IDs are generally formated as SHIFT+AGENCY+ASSIGNMENT (as in 1Tango1). 1Tango1 would be the dayshift Wheaton PD unit in beat 1. Some officers don't use the shift identifier (as in Tango 1). Units that have permanently assigned radios | + | DU-COMM police agency radio IDs are generally formated as SHIFT+AGENCY+ASSIGNMENT (as in 1Tango1). 1Tango1 would be the dayshift Wheaton PD unit in beat 1. Some officers don't use the shift identifier (as in Tango 1). Units that have permanently assigned radios IDs (some CSO's, admin staff, detectives, etc.) just use the AGENCY+ASSIGNMENT format (example: Echo 71 (Elmhurst) is always the deputy chief or admin division commander, etc). |
The assignment numbers are generally as follows: | The assignment numbers are generally as follows: | ||
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*100+ are generally aux. police | *100+ are generally aux. police | ||
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| + | '''DU-COMM "Signal" Codes''' | ||
1 Meet Operator At --- | 1 Meet Operator At --- | ||
2 Pick Up/Drop Off Paper | 2 Pick Up/Drop Off Paper | ||
3 Officer Needs Assistance | 3 Officer Needs Assistance | ||
| + | Code 1 - Normal/routine response | ||
| + | Code 2 - Expedited response | ||
| + | Code 3 - Emergency response | ||
4 Personal/Lunch break | 4 Personal/Lunch break | ||
5 Alarm (B-Bank, H-Holdup) | 5 Alarm (B-Bank, H-Holdup) | ||
Revision as of 12:45, 11 April 2009
DU-COMM Police Agency IDs and Codes
DU-COMM police agency radio IDs are generally formated as SHIFT+AGENCY+ASSIGNMENT (as in 1Tango1). 1Tango1 would be the dayshift Wheaton PD unit in beat 1. Some officers don't use the shift identifier (as in Tango 1). Units that have permanently assigned radios IDs (some CSO's, admin staff, detectives, etc.) just use the AGENCY+ASSIGNMENT format (example: Echo 71 (Elmhurst) is always the deputy chief or admin division commander, etc).
The assignment numbers are generally as follows:
- 1-18 are beat cars
(generally the odd numbers are north, even numbers south)
- 19 is the desk
- 20-29 are cover/citywide cars
- 30-39 are supervisors
- 40-49 are either traffic units or CSO's
- 50 is the detective commander
- 51-59 are detectives/investigators
- 60-69 are department defined (sometimes these are gang or tactical units)
- 70 is the chief
- 71-79 are command staff
- 80-89 are department defined (sometimes these are mall or college liason unit)
- 90-99 are CSO's, parking, etc.
- 100+ are generally aux. police
DU-COMM "Signal" Codes
1 Meet Operator At --- 2 Pick Up/Drop Off Paper 3 Officer Needs Assistance Code 1 - Normal/routine response Code 2 - Expedited response Code 3 - Emergency response 4 Personal/Lunch break 5 Alarm (B-Bank, H-Holdup) 6 Confidential Information 7 Car Wash 8 Complaint Number 9 Traffic Stop 10 Auto Maintenance 11 Bomb Threat