Lafayette SO & PD signals - Anyone have them?

[throwedoff]

I know most throughout LA are universal, but not all. So I was wondering if anyone has a list of signals or a scan of a signal sheet for the Lafayette area.

Thanks in advance.

 

[Landman]

These are not complete lists but most of the signals and ten codes are on these attached Word documents. Many of the departments around the state have the same codes from 30 on up because they follow Title 14 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes. For example a code 72 is a forgery and LA RS 14:72 is the statute for forgery. Most the the codes that are different are the ones below 30. Some departments use a completely differnet set of codes altogether.

 

[Landman]

Here's the second file

 

[throwedoff]

Awesome, thanks!

 

[kylev]

I have seen the files for 10 codes on here before but I am confused about one thing. It seems when they say 10 98 sometimes they say a letter afterwards. Anyone know what these letters mean?

 

[Landman]

These letters are dispositions that are used to summarize what the officer did on the call. They are logged by the dispatcher when the officer completes the call. I the Word file that I posted above with the ten codes, you will see a column on the right side of the page with the heading "10-98 dispositions" This is a list of what the letters stand for. For example if the officer makes a traffic stop and writes a ticket, he will go "10-98 foxtrot" when he is finished. The disposition foxtrot means citation issued.

 

[Landman]

The attached file is an explanation of how the radio call numbers for law enforcement and fire departments on the Lafayette system work. I have updated the information as best I could with the information that I had available to me. If anyone notices any errors and has better information feel free to edit and repost the file.

 

[kylev]

Awesome that is what I needed.