ISP Accident Reconstruction Officers = "K" Units Now

[MikeyC]

For the past few days I've heard an ISP unit use a "K" identifier but didn't catch who/what it was - This morning I did. I heard "K-43" go "10=41., accident reconstruction." I got to "see" who it was too - Radio ID 2106392, who used to be "O-174".

"K" has been used by IDoC units, on their own channels and ISP channels so I wonder if they're changing?

ISP sure likes to mess with their radio identifiers - Accident reconstruction officers just switched to being "O" units within the past couple of years. Before that they just used "normal" district identifiers.

 

[GTO_04]

I thought the "K" identifier was for troopers with K9s. That may just apply to Indiana though YMMV.

GTO_04

 

[werinshades]

I have noted O-183 recently changed to K (King)-37. I thought I didn't hear it correctly had to "play the tape back", to confirm.

ISP K-9 units use that designator in the middle of their radio signatures. 3-K9-1 for example.

 

[YoShep69]

For the past few days I've heard an ISP unit use a "K" identifier but didn't catch who/what it was - This morning I did. I heard "K-43" go "10=41., accident reconstruction." I got to "see" who it was too - Radio ID 2106392, who used to be "O-174".

"K" has been used by IDoC units, on their own channels and ISP channels so I wonder if they're changing?

ISP sure likes to mess with their radio identifiers - Accident reconstruction officers just switched to being "O" units within the past couple of years. Before that they just used "normal" district identifiers.

Heard that shortly after reading your post.
2006792 ISP KING 42 OCEAN 169
Thanks for the heads up.

Greg