codes for concord-kannapolis police needed..

[peacockbird]

Hi Does anyone know the 10 codes for concord police? I know all of them, except like : 10-24 n (nora) p (paul) stuff like that. I am interested in what alpha code means afterwards. I have also noticed kann. using them now. Thanks!
chad

 

[Blazer7112]

maybe some help

Im looking for the 10- codes also. i know the basics. thru my monitoring i have come to the conclusion as this 10-24 p (paul meens back in service and reson one must be a break (lunch) or back in service citation issued i have notice paul after the officer asks record to be printed off. and when the call is complete i have also heard K-king offen. i will keep listning. but its just a guess

 

[FireCop]

In speaking with some Concord officers in the past, I know 10-24 means assignment/call complete. The letter denotation afterwards is pretty much as Blazer7112 noted. Each letter given has a different disposition for the call so the dispatchers can enter the appropriate response into CAD. I beleive Concord also uses the letters for several other ten codes as well.

 

[pboy]

Letter codes sound similar to disposition codes Hickory PD uses.

The chief of Concord PD is former Hickory PD so he might have brought the usage with him.

If you list some more examples, I might be able to tell.

 

[Blazer7112]

where might i find the codes for hickory? I have been monitoring cabarrus county for a few yrs now it would be great to know exactly what their talking about.

 

[pboy]

No place that I know of has them listed.

After clearing a traffic stop, do they report K "King", or L "Lincoln"?

 

[Blazer7112]

Thanks. theres Paul lincon mary kingi may have heard victer once ore twice. but their not just using them for 10-24 I have noticed it with other 10 coads. another thing i hear is this....
Officer"cabarrus i have one coad."
dispatch "go ahead"
officer "66166" 66166"
or 22323 and on like the number their repeating means something.
I havent noticed it used in anything particular.

 

[pboy]

Listened to Concord PD a bit. They are not using anything similar to Hickory's disposition code. Sorry.

 

[kd4kac]

Blazer7112 - Those codes you hear are residence/business checks, more so during night shift. Maybe a business that has been broken into in the past or a house under construction where the owner/resident has requested extra patrols of a certain area.

 

[Blazer7112]

Thanks for the reply. yea its getting harder and harder to monitor them in that aspect. i would just love to know exactly what it means. whats getting even more fustrating. everyofficer has a nextel and they seem to do all the behind the scens sfuff with them.