Just heard the dispatcher who ran the persons DL come back that they had PnP and 10-97 J1. I know what the 10-97 j1 is but what is the PnP?
Many thanks.
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What does PnP mean on a police call?
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KE4ZNR
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Might get more answers if you post this question in the appropriate state forum...cnmsales said:
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Marshall KE4ZNR
ha, makes sense w/ the 10-97. thanks.
I think it something like Probation and Parole
could be wrong
could be wrong
nexus
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heh to me it means plug and play
KE4ZNR
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In this part of the US it means nothing...
Again, this is why it is important to post threads in the appropriate forum
Marshall KE4ZNR
Again, this is why it is important to post threads in the appropriate forum
Marshall KE4ZNR
nexus
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Hey Marshall, where is that picture of you taken on qrz? that almost looks like a broadcast microphone.
KE4ZNR
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Old AM radio station I was a dj for...WBZB 1090AM...we actually got featured on CNN for being one of the only stations in the US with an all local artist format...it was a good idea in theory but the owner only had so much capital to work with so he sold it when funds ran low and it is now an ESPN all sports affilate....lotta fun to work there though, not the usual radio station politicsnexus said:
I also worked for MetroNetworks/Westwood One for about 4 years...
nexus
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Thats pretty cool man... I love listening to AM broadcast.
PStuart
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Additionally, PnP occasionally stands for "Policy and Procedures". Which usually holds/sets agencies guidelines on departmental policies and procedures
KT4HX
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For what it's worth (though highly irrelevant to this discussion), also PNP transistor - positive collector, negative base, positive emitter. Or as I was taught in order to remember in schematics, Pointing iN Pointer. :lol:
JoeyC
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In Nevada, "P and P" used on police radio is PAROLE AND PROBATION.
10-4 PnP means Parole And Probation...http://dps.nv.gov/pandp/index.htm
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