Randolph PD Radio Codes?

[Videokid]

Does anyone know what these codes mean?

So far I've verified two of them:

340 - Suspended Driver’s License
Code 48 - Traffic stop

Code 98 ?
Code 97 ?
Code 22 ?
Code 21 ?
Code 19 ?

10 - 6?

I often hear the dispatcher say something like, "Negative ATS, ATF".
Any idea what that is?

 

[FuelForFire]

I often hear the dispatcher say something like, "Negative ATS, ATF".
Any idea what that is?

Negative ACS/ATS refers to warrant checks.

ACS - Automated Complaint System - warrants stemming from criminal matters for things such as failure to appear

ATS - Automated Traffic System - warrants from unpaid traffic tickets.

Mike

 

[Clarky]

Randolph codes

39:3-40 is the NJ statue for a suspended/revoked driver.

10-6 standby
10-19 report to headquarters
10-21 call
10-22 cancel
10-48 M.V. stop
10-97 on scene
10-98 completed last assignment

 

[Videokid]

Fellas, very cool. Thanks. I'll keep an eye out for NJ traffic statutes.


Steve

 

[Sybex7254]

Another one you'll also hear is 450 which is 39:4-50 (Drunk driving).

I might point out that these codes are used by most if not all of the Law Enforcement agencies in Morris County and are not limited to just Randolph.

 

[PointMan]

10-6 is a property check
10-7 is out of service
10-8 is in service
10-9 is confidential info
10-10 officer needs assistance
10-11 is an arrest
10-14 is an escort or "giving someone a lift"
10-20 is location
10-21 is a phone call
10-22 is "Cancell"
10-28 is a Registration lookup
10-45 is a Fire
10-46 is an Accident
10-48 is a motor vehicle stop
10-97 is on scene
10-98 is off scene

 

[PointMan]

dont let me forget:

10-47 is a fight


Some towns like Mt. Olive use 10-72 for "All Ok"

 

[stvnd53]

After 9/11,everybody was to stop using 10 codes.Reason:Those agencys that could talk to each other,used diferent codes!They requested we use "plain english"I ain't got no idea what they want me to say!!!!

 

[PointMan]

Yea, the plain english movement hasn't really set in, even with all those threatening memos. :roll: :lol:

 

[FuelForFire]

Around here most fire departments have gone to clear text (plain english) but police departments havent and neither have first aid squads. Elsewhere in the state, where I go to college, this is also true.

Mike