San Andreas Police Department | Q&A

[Bianconeri]

10-94 illegal streetrace
10-66 suspicious person

both codes you mentioned are already in use, replacing them will only confuse ppl more

outside that, i agree that some new codes are usefull

[Chief J. Schappell]

Agreed 100%.

[Nexxt]

10-11 Send back-up car
10-54 Negative
10-46 Urgent
10-38 Block Roads(s) at
10-23 Standby
10-28 Check registration
10-12 Cancel [call/operation]
10-31 In Persuit

Updated

[Thomas_Crof]

I think 10-11 should be used cause "code 3" doesn't look... cool

10-54 | Could be 10-5 (not used, closer to 10-4). Could be used
10-46 | Not really needed in my eyes.
10-38 | Could be used. Not really needed.
10-23 | Useful for any 207, nothing more.
10-28 | Not useful at all.
10-12 | Don't we have 10-22 for that?
10-31 | Should really be taken in use!

[Chief J. Schappell]

Code 3 is the official, universal code for police to use their lights and sirens, and to get the **** to the location A.S.A.P. lol...

[Giovanni]

I think 10-11 should be used cause "code 3" doesn't look... cool

10-54 | Could be 10-5 (not used, closer to 10-4). Could be used
10-46 | Not really needed in my eyes.
10-38 | Could be used. Not really needed.
10-23 | Useful for any 207, nothing more.
10-28 | Not useful at all.
10-12 | Don't we have 10-22 for that?
10-31 | Should really be taken in use!

Wow you posted same as my opinion and same as what i was going to

[JaMeS Alterlis]

10-11 Send back-up car
10-54 Negative
10-46 Urgent
10-38 Block Roads(s) at
10-23 Standby
10-28 Check registration
10-12 Cancel [call/operation]
10-31 In Persuit

Updated

10-54 - We have 10-22? And what about 10-10?, it's Negative
10-46 - Not needed
10-38 - Agreed
10-23 - We have 10-33?
10-28 - Un-useful
10-12 - Agreed
10-31 - Agreed (Typo: Pursuit)

**Btw, where u get these codes from?, Which state? which country? which?

[Altair_Carter]

I have an idea about added some new 'codes'

The ones I will put in the next are very usefull:

10-94 Send back-up car
10-54 Negative
10-46 Urgent
10-38 Block Roads(s) at
10-23 Standby
10-28 Check registration
10-66 Cancel [call/operation]
10-31 In Persuit

Some more ideas about training of Cadets will coming soon.

10-66 is already used. Btw, do you know where did our codes that we use came from? LAPD
I think SAPD Staff've already seen that list, and they've already choosen which will be included in code usage, which won't, with the frequency of using them And minding out other codes will look a bit.....sorry if offended, but stupid, as, from what i've seen, Nexxt, you just put into codes some recently used small words. Try thinking wider.

Plus, some more interesting details about police radio http://www.xent.com/FoRK-archive/july97/0539.html

[[R*]Pancher]

Thanks all for suggestions of new codes, you can keep post and discuss them.

[FlameMan]

Thanks all for suggestions of new codes, you can keep post and discuss them.

my codes ideas are in old chiefs board, could you copy them here?

[[R*]Pancher]

I think you mean these!

Bump!

Code 0 - Proceeding, following speedlimits.

It would be usefull when first you are driving with code 3, or code 2 and you have to go to some other point, but without special speed and without sirens.

Some Usefull LAPD codes:
Code 240 -  Assault (example: Code 30, 240 at Idlewood!)
10-48 - Traffic Control (example: 10-48 at SFPD, Code 4)
Code 12 - False Alarm (example: Code 12 on 911 call)
10-10 - Fight in progress (example: Code 3, 10-10 at LSPD)
10-12 - Stand by (example: This is Air Unit One, 10-12 at LSAP)
10-25 - Report to ___ (example: This is Captain Longstreet. Officer X : U25 10-25 LVPD)
10-74 - Negative (example: 10-74 on your request U20)
10-87 - Pickup (example: Unit 25, Requesting 10-87 at Giant Bridge)

[FlameMan]

Yes thanks.

[Salmonella]

Bump!

Code 0 - Proceeding, following speedlimits.

It would be usefull when first you are driving with code 3, or code 2 and you have to go to some other point, but without special speed and without sirens.

Some Usefull LAPD codes:
Code 240 -  Assault (example: Code 30, 240 at Idlewood!)
10-48 - Traffic Control (example: 10-48 at SFPD, Code 4)
Code 12 - False Alarm (example: Code 12 on 911 call)
10-10 - Fight in progress (example: Code 3, 10-10 at LSPD)
10-12 - Stand by (example: This is Air Unit One, 10-12 at LSAP)
10-25 - Report to ___ (example: This is Captain Longstreet. Officer X : U25 10-25 LVPD)
10-74 - Negative (example: 10-74 on your request U20)
10-87 - Pickup (example: Unit 25, Requesting 10-87 at Giant Bridge)

Is Code 240 ment as an command for fellow SAPD Officers or is it ment as : Suspects are giving Assault.

[FlameMan]

Is Code 240 ment as an command for fellow SAPD Officers or is it ment as : Suspects are giving Assault.

Code 240, as in example: "Code 30, 240 at Idlewood", so... "There is a 240 at Idlewood, Code 3, Code 30"

[JaMeS Alterlis]

I think you mean these!

Bump!

Code 0 - Proceeding, following speedlimits.

It would be usefull when first you are driving with code 3, or code 2 and you have to go to some other point, but without special speed and without sirens.

Some Usefull LAPD codes:
Code 240 -  Assault (example: Code 30, 240 at Idlewood!)
10-48 - Traffic Control (example: 10-48 at SFPD, Code 4)
Code 12 - False Alarm (example: Code 12 on 911 call)
10-10 - Fight in progress (example: Code 3, 10-10 at LSPD)
10-12 - Stand by (example: This is Air Unit One, 10-12 at LSAP)
10-25 - Report to ___ (example: This is Captain Longstreet. Officer X : U25 10-25 LVPD)
10-74 - Negative (example: 10-74 on your request U20)
10-87 - Pickup (example: Unit 25, Requesting 10-87 at Giant Bridge)

Great one
But,
10-25 = 10-22?
And 10-10 = Negative?

[Salmonella]

Bump!

Code 0 - Proceeding, following speedlimits.

It would be usefull when first you are driving with code 3, or code 2 and you have to go to some other point, but without special speed and without sirens.

Some Usefull LAPD codes:
Code 240 -  Assault (example: Code 30, 240 at Idlewood!)
10-48 - Traffic Control (example: 10-48 at SFPD, Code 4)
Code 12 - False Alarm (example: Code 12 on 911 call)
10-10 - Fight in progress (example: Code 3, 10-10 at LSPD)
10-12 - Stand by (example: This is Air Unit One, 10-12 at LSAP)
10-25 - Report to ___ (example: This is Captain Longstreet. Officer X : U25 10-25 LVPD)
10-74 - Negative (example: 10-74 on your request U20)
10-87 - Pickup (example: Unit 25, Requesting 10-87 at Giant Bridge)

I really like all except 10-74 and Code 0.

Code 0 is like Code 2 imo and 10-74 is kinda useless

[FlameMan]

To Salmonella:
Code 2 = FULL Speed without sirens, Code 0 = Regular speed (following traffic rules) without sirens
10-74 is just faster to write than "Negative".

To James_Alteris:
10-22 = disregard last message (currently being used)
10-25 = REPORT TO... (Example: Unit 13, 10-25 LSAP).
10-10 = Fight in progress

[ElMartu]

10-12 is soooooo nice. I like the code 240 too.

[Salmonella]

To Salmonella:
Code 2 = FULL Speed without sirens,

Code 2 = Proceed immediately without siren (some speeding allowed but keep the major traffic rules)

Not FULL Speed without siren :/

[Altair_Carter]

To Salmonella:
Code 2 = FULL Speed without sirens,

Code 2 = Proceed immediately without siren (some speeding allowed but keep the major traffic rules)

Not FULL Speed without siren :/

On the contrary. It's how most people use, but that's wrong. The thing is, that because you can't put in SAMP lights WITHOUT siren noise, they just don't use it, but for some odd reason, most people use it as "Come, but obbey traffic rules" which is wrong.