jfab
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Can anyone explain the letter on the end of the DPD Unit IDs? For example 353Baker?
Can anyone explain the letter on the end of the DPD Unit IDs? For example 353Baker?
With Bills(Scan-Denver) Permission here you go Jfab
Patrol units are designated by three digits, the first digit being the district number.
For Powershift units (units with two officers) add a 5 to the 2nd digit(ie instead of 616, it is 666.
Any single number (i.e. Command 1) is a district captain
Any number ending in a double zero (i.e 100) is a district lieutenant
Any number ending in ten (i.e. 110) is a sergeant
Numbers from 700-899 are used by Traffic Control or other specialized units
Adam # - Administration
Adam 1 - Mayor
Adam 2 - Manager of Public Safety
Adam 3 - Chief of Police
Baker - Support Services
Charlie - Delinquency Control Division
David - District Attorney's Office
Henry - Parking Violations Bureau
Ida - Intelligence Bureau
King - K-9 Unit (Division of SWAT)
Metro - SWAT
Nora - Colorado National Guard
Post - Downtown Foot and/or Motorcycle Units
Robert - Reserve Police Officer
Tac - Gang Unit
Tom - Traffic Investagators
Union - Detectives (Crimes Against Persons Division)
Victor - Negotiator - Special Support Unit (SWAT)
X-ray - Detectives
Yankee ## - Crime Lab Unit
Zebra - Vice Bureau
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[I thought the Baker etc. also was shift the officer was on.