all phase frequencies and port police frequencies wanted

[robert_stroy]

i have seen them time and time again but never thought they would talk on radios does anyone know of these frequencies for sacramento or even west sacramento please help ......

 

[RolnCode3]

Are you talking about All-Phase Security (may they rot in hell), and the Sac Port Police?

The Sac Port Police is 155.985. All-Phase (may they rot in hell), I have no idea on. I just hope they rot in hell, with whatever radios they're using. BTW- may they rot in hell.

 

[OpSec]

Um, I take it you don't like them? Just a hunch. I didn't have to go to the academy for that one.

 

[RolnCode3]

Not to digress too far, but they got my roommates and I kicked out of an apartment complex over my roommate's B-day party (about 5 years ago). Probably shouldn't have told him off when he asked us to turn down the stereo. Anyways, back to the thread.

 

[crashcrew]

..so what you're saying is it's the security company's fault you got thrown out of the apartment, not your's........

 

[RolnCode3]

I wasn't looking for anyone's interpretation of, or input on, that event...I know what happened and where blame lies...It was just a way to express publicly what I've felt privately for several years...

And, yes, when they go to mgmt. and complain that we "weren't nice" to them, so mgmt. doesn't rent our apartment next month, they got us kicked out. We were young, dumb, and full of beer. Oh well.

If anyone wants to loan me a Pro-83 or 246T (or you stop by the complex), I might be able to get a CC hit on All-Phase while they're here at the complex (I once again live where they patrol--didn't know beforehand). There's lots of LTR systems in Sac, so it wouldn't surprise me if they're on one of those. Dunno though.

 

[AZScanner]

Not to digress too far, but they got my roommates and I kicked out of an apartment complex over my roommate's B-day party (about 5 years ago). Probably shouldn't have told him off when he asked us to turn down the stereo. Anyways, back to the thread.

LOL, this reminds me of a party I went to. Joe Rent-a-cop pounds on the door and demands the music be turned down or he will call the cops. The partygoers, all in perfect unison, reached into their back pockets and pulled out their wallets....badges in all of them. Just about every guy there was a member of either the sheriff's office, PD, or highway patrol. My buddy had just graduated from the sheriff's academy and was hosting a party to celebrate. I and my wife (who was my girlfriend at the time) were the only non-cop couple invited.

My buddy just smiled and said "No need, they're already here. Good night!" and shut the door in his face, resulting in a round of applause from all present. We partied until nearly dawn with no further interruptions.

-AZ

 

[robert_stroy]

that had to be 1 of the most funnest stories i have ever heard... well anyways ya i was talking about all phase (may they rot in hell).. it sounds to me that the manager was the more the problem for kicking you out for that type of reason unless there was many complaints..... and ive done the apt thing and everyone of them managers was just the most Cruelest people......... you can probly find them at crimealert.com lol

 

[RolnCode3]

I might have to retract the frequency for Port Police. I've been listening without any tone info, and all I get is some fire Dept. somewhere. I didn't invest any time figuring out who it is, so can't say for certain. I can only say that it doesn't sound like the Port Police. It's possible they just don't talk much, but I don't know. I got it out of a frequency guide.

 

[robert_stroy]

well thats ok just thought thy would be somefun to hear and did you get it out of the police call book or something else

 

[RolnCode3]

I don't remember at this point. I think it was the Government Frequency books I borrowed from a friend. Not sure though.

 

[Norman]

Frequency for Port Police is correct: 155.985 pl 141.3 from Kelty's Gov't Radio Systems, Sac Valley Region. Norm.

 

[RolnCode3]

cool, thnx.