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C.R.I.S.S. Codes
Columbia Regional Information Sharing Systems Codes are used when the dispatcher Fells the information may upset a bystander who may overhear the transmission. Not all of these codes are used, more information can generally be communicated in a verbose manner. The most common C.R.I.S.S. Codes are the 27-Adam, 39-adam, 39-baker and the 55-XXX.
25- Assist officer
A - in peril-- code 0
B - Needs cover –-Code 3- “step it up”
C - Potentially Hazardous
D - Needs cover --code 1
E - Meet officer-
F - Assist Other agency
G – Meet security officer
K – Other
26 – Check for
A- Police
B – Ambulance
C – Fire
D – Tow
E – Utility Company
K – other
27 – Alarm
A – HOLDUP – usually accompanied by a tone alert
B – Ambulance
C – Burglary-
D – ADT
E – Fire-
K – other
28 – Robbery
A – armed
B – Strong Arm-
C – other weapon
D – Purse snatch
K – Other
29 – Assault
A – shooting
B – Cutting
C – other weapon-
D – No weapon Seen-
K – Other
30 – Metal
A – Violent – Usually just say “violent” “twelve thirty four”
B – non Violent
31 – Disturbance
A – Domestic Usually say “family beef”
B – Person screaming
C – Fight
D – Drunk
E – Commotion
F – Juvenile-
G – Loud Party-
H – Sound System
K – Other
32 – Unwanted
A – ex-spouse
B – stranger
C – Customer
K – Other
33 – Threat
A – Person Threating Now
B – Telephone -Bomb –
C – Telephone other
D – note/letter
K – Other
34 – Hazard
A – Suspected Explosive
B – Smoke
C- odor of gas
D - Leaking Fuel
E – Wire Down
F – Tree/ Limbs Down
G – Hole
H – Debris
35 – Suspicious Person
A – prowler – residence
B – prowler – Commercial
C – prowler – Vehicle – Car Prowler
D – Accosting Children
E – Stranger -
K – Other
36 – Burglary
A – Residence – Breaking and entering
B – commercial -
K – Other
37 – Premises
A – Noise Inside
B – Open Door-
C – Open window-
D – Lights-
E – Lights off -
F – Vandalism
K – Other
38 – Suspicious Vehicle
A – Parked
B – Moving
C – Other
39 – Sex Crimes
A – Rape
B – molest
C – Peeper
D – Exposer
E – telephone Molest
K – Other
40 Theft
A – Shoplift
B – employee theft
C – from premises
D – from Vehicle
E – of bicycle
F – animal
41 – Motor vehicle
A – Stolen “add to the hostheet”
B – locate “attempt to locate”
C- Recovered “tale a recovered stolen”
D – Abandoned
K – Other
42 - Fraud
A – no pay
B – prescription
C – Credit Card
D – check
K – Other
43 – Property
A – Suspected Stolen
B – found
C – Abandoned
K – Other
44 – Missing Person
A – Child
B – Aged
C – runaway
K – Other
45 – Animal
A – Vicious
B – Wild
C – Person bitten
D – Sick/Injured
E – Noisy
F – stray
G – unlicensed
H – dead
K – Other
46 Assist Person
A – incomplete Call
B – Sick/Injured
C – Down
D – invalid
E – Stand By
F – Lockout
G – Motorist
H – Needy Family - “sunshine basket”
K – Other
47 – Provide Info/Advise
A – Neighborhood problem
B – Domestic Problem
C – Personal Problem
K – Other
48 Traffic Accident
A – With Injury
B – Not known if Injured
C – No Injury
D – Hit and Run
K – Other
49 – Traffic Violation
A – Attempt to elude
B – Drunk “DK driver”
C – Drag racing, squirreling-
D – parking
K – Other
50 – Direct Traffic
A – Accident
B – Fire
C- Signal
D – Sign Down
E – Congestion
F – escort
K – Other
51 – Marine Accidents
A – Drowning
B – Sinking vessel
C – diving
D – Other
52 Marine Assistance
A- rescue
B- Escort
C – diving
K – Other
53 Marine Other
A – violation
B – inspection
K – Other
54 – Protective Services
A- Abuse
B- Neglect
C- Abandoned
D- unsupervised
E- Child Custody
K – Other
55- Death
A- homicide
B- suicide
C- Accident
D- Natural
E- unknown
K – Other
56 – Vice
A- Narcotics
B- prostitution
C- Gambling
D- Obscene Material
E- Liquor
K – Other
C.R.I.S.S. Codes
Columbia Regional Information Sharing Systems Codes are used when the dispatcher Fells the information may upset a bystander who may overhear the transmission. Not all of these codes are used, more information can generally be communicated in a verbose manner. The most common C.R.I.S.S. Codes are the 27-Adam, 39-adam, 39-baker and the 55-XXX.
25- Assist officer
A - in peril-- code 0
B - Needs cover –-Code 3- “step it up”
C - Potentially Hazardous
D - Needs cover --code 1
E - Meet officer-
F - Assist Other agency
G – Meet security officer
K – Other
26 – Check for
A- Police
B – Ambulance
C – Fire
D – Tow
E – Utility Company
K – other
27 – Alarm
A – HOLDUP – usually accompanied by a tone alert
B – Ambulance
C – Burglary-
D – ADT
E – Fire-
K – other
28 – Robbery
A – armed
B – Strong Arm-
C – other weapon
D – Purse snatch
K – Other
29 – Assault
A – shooting
B – Cutting
C – other weapon-
D – No weapon Seen-
K – Other
30 – Metal
A – Violent – Usually just say “violent” “twelve thirty four”
B – non Violent
31 – Disturbance
A – Domestic Usually say “family beef”
B – Person screaming
C – Fight
D – Drunk
E – Commotion
F – Juvenile-
G – Loud Party-
H – Sound System
K – Other
32 – Unwanted
A – ex-spouse
B – stranger
C – Customer
K – Other
33 – Threat
A – Person Threating Now
B – Telephone -Bomb –
C – Telephone other
D – note/letter
K – Other
34 – Hazard
A – Suspected Explosive
B – Smoke
C- odor of gas
D - Leaking Fuel
E – Wire Down
F – Tree/ Limbs Down
G – Hole
H – Debris
35 – Suspicious Person
A – prowler – residence
B – prowler – Commercial
C – prowler – Vehicle – Car Prowler
D – Accosting Children
E – Stranger -
K – Other
36 – Burglary
A – Residence – Breaking and entering
B – commercial -
K – Other
37 – Premises
A – Noise Inside
B – Open Door-
C – Open window-
D – Lights-
E – Lights off -
F – Vandalism
K – Other
38 – Suspicious Vehicle
A – Parked
B – Moving
C – Other
39 – Sex Crimes
A – Rape
B – molest
C – Peeper
D – Exposer
E – telephone Molest
K – Other
40 Theft
A – Shoplift
B – employee theft
C – from premises
D – from Vehicle
E – of bicycle
F – animal
41 – Motor vehicle
A – Stolen “add to the hostheet”
B – locate “attempt to locate”
C- Recovered “tale a recovered stolen”
D – Abandoned
K – Other
42 - Fraud
A – no pay
B – prescription
C – Credit Card
D – check
K – Other
43 – Property
A – Suspected Stolen
B – found
C – Abandoned
K – Other
44 – Missing Person
A – Child
B – Aged
C – runaway
K – Other
45 – Animal
A – Vicious
B – Wild
C – Person bitten
D – Sick/Injured
E – Noisy
F – stray
G – unlicensed
H – dead
K – Other
46 Assist Person
A – incomplete Call
B – Sick/Injured
C – Down
D – invalid
E – Stand By
F – Lockout
G – Motorist
H – Needy Family - “sunshine basket”
K – Other
47 – Provide Info/Advise
A – Neighborhood problem
B – Domestic Problem
C – Personal Problem
K – Other
48 Traffic Accident
A – With Injury
B – Not known if Injured
C – No Injury
D – Hit and Run
K – Other
49 – Traffic Violation
A – Attempt to elude
B – Drunk “DK driver”
C – Drag racing, squirreling-
D – parking
K – Other
50 – Direct Traffic
A – Accident
B – Fire
C- Signal
D – Sign Down
E – Congestion
F – escort
K – Other
51 – Marine Accidents
A – Drowning
B – Sinking vessel
C – diving
D – Other
52 Marine Assistance
A- rescue
B- Escort
C – diving
K – Other
53 Marine Other
A – violation
B – inspection
K – Other
54 – Protective Services
A- Abuse
B- Neglect
C- Abandoned
D- unsupervised
E- Child Custody
K – Other
55- Death
A- homicide
B- suicide
C- Accident
D- Natural
E- unknown
K – Other
56 – Vice
A- Narcotics
B- prostitution
C- Gambling
D- Obscene Material
E- Liquor
K – Other
