Police Code for Dead Person

[b7spectra]

Well, since we all know that almost every agency across the US, and world, have different signals/codes for dispatches, post what your local agency uses for a "dead person".

Cobb County, GA - Signal 48.

 

[SCANMUNCIE]

Indiana - 10-0

 

[W6KRU]

San Diego Co., CA uses 11-44 or Omega which is the Station name for the Coroner.

 

[rdale]

Toledo - Code 18
Lansing - DOA

 

[Astrak]

Phoenix AZ 901h
Lincoln NE code 35

 

[7echo]

Dead codes

Riverside County, CA
10-44, 11-44 (traffic fatality)

Riverside City police
Code 8

 

[SCPD]

10-89 around here in Bma

 

[w8jjr]

Troy MI signal K

 

[fredrick]

code for dead person here in clark county nv 419

 

[omrail]

Alberta RCMP 10-38

 

[GoMark]

here in ohio it is a code 16.

 

[wise871]

Here in the Florida Panhandle they use Signal 7.

 

[j0nnyb1aze]

Most FL agencies I've heard use "Signal 7"

 

[N2JDS]

St. Charles County, Mo.
J-4 for law
Priority 4 for EMS

 

[AA5ST]

Weatherford - Parker County, Texas
Signal 12

 

[PolarBear25]

Ok? Why did you ask this question?

Midwest City OK, =Signal-30 or (now) D.O.A./Fatality.
Birth =O.B. as in baby.

 

[SquierStrat]

nebraska is 10-65

 

[bearcat_101]

In Pennsylvania, EMS/Fire use Code-40

State police use 10-7 as in out of service forever..i also have heard Police use Foxtrot for d.o.a

 

[Benzman66]

Here in Pittsburgh, it is just a D.O.A.

 

[XTS3000]

Indiana - 10-0

State Police in dist 13 use "K-King" or 10-0.