Hello. New to the forum and from New York. In New York ,the police and EMS term used over the radio for anyone hurt is "aided". Even the report is an aided report. Is that the same word used in Chicago and heard over the air? Thanks.
Chicago P.D.radio term for injured person?
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It's reported as a bonafide case.
CPD 10 CODES:
10-1 EMERGENCY-OFFICER NEEDS ASSISTANCE (HELP)
10-4 ACKNOWLEDGE - 2 OFFICER UNIT
10- 99 ACKNOWLEDGE - 1 OFFICER UNIT
CHICAGO POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORTING CODES:
INCIDENT:
1 DISTURBANCE - PUBLIC
2 DISTURBANCE - TEENAGERS
3 DISTURBANCE - DRUNK
4 DISTURBANCE - NOISE
5 DISTURBANCE - OTHER STREET
6 ILLEGAL PARKING
7 SICK REMOVAL
8 INJURED PERSON
9 PERSON DOWN
10 ANIMAL BITE
11 SUSPICIOUS PERSON
12 CALLING FOR HELP
13 LOST PERSON FOUND
14 ALARM
15 AMBULANCE
16 FIRE CALL
17 ESCORT
18 TRAFFIC ACCIDENT
19 OTHER MISC. INCIDENT
POLICE ACTION TAKEN:
A-ADAM -- NOT BONA FIDE INCIDENT
B-BOY --- NO PERSON FOUND
C-CHARLES - NO SUCH ADDRESS
D-DAVID - NO POLICE SERVICE NECESSARY
E-EDWARD-PERPETRATOR GONE ON POLICE ARRIVAL
F-FRANK - PEACE RESTORED
G-GEORGE - ADVISED WARRANT
H-HENRY -- ADVISED TO RE-CONTACT POLICE IF REPEATED
I-IDA --- REMOVED TO HOSPITAL
J-JOHN -- RETURNED TO HOME OR FAMILY
K-KING -- TAKEN TO DISTRICT STATION
L-LINCOLN - INFORMATION REPORT SUBMITTED
M-MARY -- ISSUED TRAFFIC CITATION
N-NORA -- ISSUED NON-TRAFFIC SUMMONS
O-OCEAN - ADVISED LEGAL HELP
P-PAUL -- OTHER POLICE SERVICE
R-ROBERT -- ARREST MADE
S-SAM -- SUPERVISOR REFERRAL TO ALTERNATE RESPONSE SECTION (ARS)
X-XRAY -- MISCELLANEOUS REPORT
Y-YOUNG -- ANIMAL BITE REPORT
Z-ZEBRA -- MENTAL HEALTH RELATED
If someone is injured or in need of medical attention, CPD uses "plain language"...("Squad, can you send me an ambulance for xxxxxx".
If a report is required, they use the Illinois Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR Codes). An injured person report is usually a "5089" which means Hospitalization Case-Accidental Injury. You might hear it like this: "Give me an RD (Report Division) for a 5089"..hope it helps.
Thank you very much Melvin1987 and Werinshades. In New York they
use terms that hide what's going on(well, it's not exactly a phone
conversation) to a great degree.
Do the CPD detectives also plain speak what they encounter? What
words do they use to ID themselves when they go over the air? Thank
you again.
use terms that hide what's going on(well, it's not exactly a phone
conversation) to a great degree.
Do the CPD detectives also plain speak what they encounter? What
words do they use to ID themselves when they go over the air? Thank
you again.
swoboda4;2302708 Do the CPD detectives also plain speak what they encounter? What words do they use to ID themselves when they go over the air? Thank you again.[/QUOTE said:
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Try this for CPD radio ID's file:///C:/Users/Max/Documents/CPD%20Radio%20Nrs%20%281%29.pdf
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Try this instead:
http://www.carmachicago.com/profiles/CPD Radio Nrs.pdf
It isn't really up to date but the best publicly available.
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