How Police 10 Codes Work (Pt. 2)
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Here in Ontario, Canada, 10-100 means bomb threat. Which I guess can also be true in case of a bathroom break depending on what you ate earlier.
Do they have Taco Bell there?
@@arthurfine4284 in some places
I live there
CHIPOTLE
401 DISPATCH CHIPOTLE 10-100!!
*gets pulled over by cop for speeding* cop walks up and asks what's the emergency?
10-100 10-100!!!!!!!
Nice!
Lexiwolf ahhaha let's start usinging them to bad it's way different in Australia sooo when's the Australian version coming Out officer? 😏
V Christopher yeah aye
Ha ha ha. Good one.
I miss looking at your left hand sometimes
Yea i agree he needs to do in car videos again
In reference to the 10-96 code for Mentals, we would sometimes use 5-48 if we thought
they were only half nuts!
Todd Motuelle 😂😂😂 that's actually exactly what I was thinking watching it I mean what of someone's Anorexia for etc ?
LOL
My understanding is that 10-100 is “major emergency,” which has transmogrified into bathroom break over the years. Still better than 10-200. 😊
Justin Hughes what’s 10-200?
CheetahGamer Nothing. In Smokey and the Bandit Sally Field said 10-100 was better than 10-200 without having a clue what any of that means.
10-100 means riot where I live. Though the information here may be outdated because police here use plain talk on the radio like DC Metropolitan Police.
10-200 is a riot per Georgia Department of Corrections when I was a CO.
In the film industry, sometimes actors will use 10-1 and 10-2 for types of bathroom breaks when the tell the director where they are going. My sister who is a firefighter/short film director once answered 10-4 but the actor didn’t know what that meant! 😂
10-92 means armed robbery for us and is preceeded by an alert tone. Whenever that tone sounds everyone starts praying its not on their beat. LOL.
Good old 10-96!
Also used to describe twitter activists.
and the current president of the United states
@@tikatowowplayer Trump 2020! Fucking libtard
96 means Summons Served here
@Donald Trump's Space Force *DONALD TRUMP FOR GOD 2020*
@@LTLoudpack7100 22 that
401 doesn't use 10-100 because he always takes a shower afterwards
10-99 In my area of Canada is code for Tim’s run 😂😂😂
Bs
2:46 Y'all got drugs? HAHAHA
LOL
Lol
For us in Orange County Florida 10-50 is a traffic stop. The MVAs vary. Signal 4 is a standard MVA, Signal 4I is crash with injuries, Signal 4F is a crash with fatalities.
averagealex99 I work in the treasure coast and those codes seem to be the same across Florida.
*Y'ALL GOT DRUGS?*
Yes, i have some asprin
Ya bro want some
dispatch i have a 10-60
27, not a cop, but so damn interested in every one of your videos!
Wanna be a cop?
Ur hot
Thank you for your support Jamie!
officer401 always!! You genuinely opened my eyes to a lot of things about police work in general and I actually altered my major to include criminal justice so I can hopefully somehow work with law enforcement in some way with my MSW :) Wish you all the best!
Josh Langston Thanks Josh, lol.
"He's taking a 10-100"
"Better than a 10-200"
- Smokey and the Bandit
Officer 401 I am doing a ride along for a senior project, but i have to write a essay before I do the project. I decided to write it on ways to decrease animosity between police and the public. I would very much appreciate any suggestions or ways to accomplish this goal. Also, I think this would make a great video idea, where you could talk about why there is so much negativity towards police and share some of your personal experiences with us. keep up the good work and thanks for showing the world that there is still nice cops around.
10-81 at the Nakatomi Plaza
10-76 on my way to taco bell
10-77 en route to Chipotle
You should do a video on the dumbest comments on your videos.
Some dude just asked of you are a cop lol.
Your 10-78 is our 10-69
We don't do 69 much in my town. Lotsa Baptist cops
In most of the agencies I know 10-80 is vehicle pursuit only, foot pursuit is totally different. Also, per Saint APCO, most 10-80s I know are for fire.
Some of those Codes brought back memories. In the early 70's I was a MP in the Army and had to use many of those Codes. I also had to spell using Alfa-Zulu. I enjoy your videos, and hope you continue.
10-100 is taking a pee. 10-200 is taking a crap
- Drugs? Alcohol? Guns?
- No thanks, officer, I've got plenty.
We don't have a 10-100 in Manitoba Canada, the highest we have is 10-99 which is coffee break
Overkill Bass Boost hello from Winnipeg! 😃
When using codes in front of a person who is acting suspicious or nervous do you notice or do you talk more to to see how they react ?
There was a time in this country where police departments tried to align the 10 codes to avoid confusion...and as usual, some snowflake wanted to be special and jacked it all up...as a trucker, I used to monitor the radio to prevent boredom, also to provide assistance if I can...another driver and myself aided troopers boxing in a runner...but, these assholes held us up alongside the highway for 2 hours and caused me to miss my appointment...not enough to make me not help again, but if you have a place to be, realize that they can hold you up too...if you need a 10-100, keep that in mind...support those who help us...
At times when I hear over the radio 10-47 and 10-48 is receiving and giving information. 10-85 is on the way either Code 2 or code 3 10-97 at location or "97 In the area" 10-98 assignment complete. A lot the codes used for MVA is 11 like 11-85 tow need or if the Deputy is going to impound a vehicle
Great video! 👌🏻 My parakeet watched the video with me and enjoyed the intro music! 😆
For US Customs and border protection and border patrol 10-99 is officer down.
Radomil Jean-Francois Never knew that. I was raised in El Paso
Here in Delaware County, PA, we don't usually use 10 codes or signal codes, usually just plain speech. But we do have our own "codes" if you want to call them that.
We have status checks, and this would be as an example, of being at a call for a number of minutes without further radio traffic, it would be "Delcom to 24-22, status check", then they may say "22...we're all 10-4". Likewise, if there is an injury a the scene, we may say "run a squad to this location". Also, if there is drug activity at a location, they would say, "24-22, 2100 Edgmont ave. for the act 64". Since a lot of dispatching is handled over the MDT, radio usage is a lot less that before. It can be quiet for almost an hour sometimes. if there is an altercation, they would say "there is a fight out at such and such location, or a large crowd:". In ALL of PA, a mental case is an Act 64, and an involuntary committal. There are BOLO's but they are called GRM's here in this county. Being next to Philadelphia, there is some sharing of codes. If there is gun play involved, they would say "shots fired",
But in Philly, a dead body is a 52-92. and an incident report is a 75-48. In Philly, a missing young child is a missing "tender age".
Down here in Broward County, FL ,here are a few of the common ones. 10-51, en route, 10-56, Meet with, 10-94 Backup, 10-97 Arrived On Scene, 10-98 finished assignment
My husband's class was the 96th class to graduate from the academy and their chant was, "96 cause we're crazy!" lol
1:45 - definite difference in LEO and FD, for me it's "I need a box"
The only radio codes we really use in EMS are the ones that tell us what kind of call we're responding to. For example a Medical Alpha response would be non emergent, a Medical Charlie would be trauma, Medical Bravo would be just a regular unknown medical call, and so fourth. The worst thing to hear is "No Vitals" which means the pt is dead on scene prior to EMS arrival.
I wish we used more codes, or even 10 codes. Radio traffic is always busy where I work.
Mesa, AZ 10-50 is escorting.
Alaska AST and fairbanks PD 10-60 is welfare check . 10-68 officer back up. 10-69 means officer needs ambulance or is down. 10-79 means death/coroner respond . 10-80 means person in custody . 10-81 means lunch break but usually use 10-6 busy instead. 10-98 means hostile to law enforcement . 10-97 means no wants or warrants
My towns PD uses plain English. They also don't have their own dispatch. This dispatch is county wide and my pd's on a channel with two other towns. Before the move to a "central" dispatch, every town had their own 10 codes and if they needed assistance from another department, the other department wouldn't know what their version of 10-48 means. Plain english was the easiest way for everyone.
10-78 is 999 in Phoenix metro area. (I was a security guard and we had former Mesa PD officers on staff as sworn officers, and civilians like me who would just patrol with a radio, so we used Mesa police codes.
In Broward. There are signals and codes. so you need to keep 2 lists in mind. 10 codes are more of abbreviations , and signals are incident types
"...Y'all Got Drugs?¿!..."
Best clip!
@2:45 basically Newark, NJ on a regular basis 😂
10-97 is I'm En-Route, 10-80 is ONLY vehicle chace and 10-70 is foot chace. 10-80 & 10-70 is always a priority and a signal 100
10-97 i am enroute to taco bell so i will need 5000000000000000000000 rolls of toilet paper and a 3 hour break
This is awesome. In my department in Tennessee we don't use 10 codes...just plain language and signals.
Instead of 10-4 we use "check"
Signal 13 = Are you okay? (From dispatch to an officer every 15 minutes if on a call)
Signal C - Shift Over
Signal W - Stolen Vehicle (used by dispatch to declare a vehicle stolen
Signal B - Bomb
If we're initiating a traffic stop we'd just say "916 special Poplar and Germantown TN violator ABC-123 on a gray Ford focus"
And when we're going in/out of service we just say our radio number then in service or out of service.
Great video as always!! Awesome to see the differences in different states.
Dropping a duce....lol That was too funny
In north Alabama 10-10 out of service subject to call - 10-15 in custody 10-22 meet - 10-25 -disregard-10-38 suspicious vehicle 10-39 -traffic stop -10-67- prowler report -10-72 meet complainant 10-84 enroute 10-95 reckless driver- 10-100 pursuit
We still use a few at my Agency in Idaho. Over the last 7 years, we have pulled away from 10 codes and just use plain speak. This helps with multi agency incidents including fire/ems/Forrest service etc.
I owed a guy money once and between the time I borrowed the money and was ready to pay it back we fell out as friends for reasons independent of the loan.
I called the guy and said I had his money and because I didn't want him at my house I arranged to meet the guy at a near by parking lot.
I didn't realize it was a big deal until, not long after I met him I got pulled over.
The cop claimed he has seen me buy drugs. I told him he say me paying back a loan but this cop was 100% convinced he saw me buy drugs.
First he asked to search my car. When I said no, he brought in a dog. When the dog did not hit on my car he claimed probable cause and searched my car anyway. He spent 2 hours searching my car and my person and found nothing.
The police were mostly polite through this entire thing, but I was pretty upset, because the cop lied when he said he saw me by drugs. All he saw was me giving someone money. This is in no way illegal and I did not believe it constituted probably cause.
I wrote a letter to the boss cop explaining what had happened. I didn't want the cop to get into trouble, but for the police's protection, I thought they should more clearly define what constitutes probable cause.
This cop saw me give someone money then, without any additional evidence assumed *WHY* I gave the guy money.
I got so excited seeing this and I got paid recently and the shop ad at the bottom shows off.401 hoodies😍😍
So is there a reason that codes are so scattered and seem to have no real order to them? Like 10-4 & 10-74 for example?
Here are the 10-codes used by agencies where I live:
10-1: bad radio transmission
10-2: loud and clear
10-3: change frequency
10-4: acknowledged
10-5: meet at...
10-6: busy at...
10-7: out of service
10-8: in service
10-9: repeat
10-10: fight
10-12: stand by
10-13: fire
10-15: intoxicated person (also 10-56)
10-19: en route (interchangeable with 10-34)
10-20: location
10-21: telephone
10-22: disregard
10-23: on scene
10-24: assignment complete
10-25: at station
10-27: OL check
10-28: plate check
10-29: wanted status check
10-32: weapons involved
10-33: emergency radio traffic only
10-36: traffic stop
10-50: MVA
10-51: wrecker
10-55: possible intoxicated driver
10-60: status check
10-68: assistance needed
10-69: emergency assistance needed
10-77: ETA
10-79: deceased
10-80: in custody
10-81: meal break
10-86: transport
10-92: confidential info
10-96: crazy person
10-97: no wants/warrants
10-98: officers safety advisory (hostile to LEO, drug user, etc.)
10-99: wanted
10-99A: wanted and dangerous
For some codes, like 10-92, there are subsets - 92 Bravo: caution for bloodborne pathogens, 92 Golf: gang affiliation, 92OL: license suspended/revoked, 92 Whiskey: known to carry weapons.
Since you're coming to Orlando I'll share some central florida 10 codes with you.
10-50 is a traffic stop
10-51 enroute
10-52 ETA
10-54 negative
10-56 meet up
Just a few off the top of my head
In Alabama our 10-100 is a chase very similar to need to hurry to the potty lol
Many of the codes you use are quite similar to my facility. One big difference is that we use 10 codes, Signals and Codes.
The county that I work at uses 10-80 as vehicle pursuit and 10-70 as foot pursuit. Signal 100 is like a channel hold for emergency traffic.
Lol I work security and sometimes we use 10 codes but if the supervisor asks, “what’s your 20?” But you happen to have the runs we’ll say, “10-1000” instead of 10-100.
We use 10-100 all the time. Some guys will call 10-1000 for the "heavy" hitters 😂
I'm glad there are people like officer401 because I can learn stuff about my future job
You look different Mike the Cop 🤔
😂
? This is officer 401!?!
Acco 4321 Woosh!
@@MaryTheresa1986 I think it's a 2x woosh
:-)
I hear a lot of people say , “just some dumb cop.”
I feel like I’m a pretty intelligent person however, I don’t think I could ever remember all of those codes. Not only do I think it’s so cool it’s also remarkable.
Then imagine moving to a different police department and having a completely different code system to learn and remember ????? 🤓🤯
I love policemen.
I’m definitely immature I would be potty breaking all the time over the walk-in 😭😭
10-60 officer 401 gonna pull up like where the drugs at I know you'll got it 😂😂
Not a cop, but I work public safety at a public university, and we don't really use 10-51 and up. Except for 10-99, which for us is "Officer Needs Assistance."
Upstate NY DPW We use 10-11 for bathroom break which sometimes get amended with -1 or -2.
Here in Australia 1080 is a type of poison used in national parks
Hell yeah orlando only 45 minutes from me lol
LMFAO!!! "YALL GOT DRUGS"
For me in my county 10-70 is a foot pursuit and 10-80 is a vehicle pursuit
Man, how do y'all still use 10 codes? We went to plain language many years ago. I miss 10 codes, you can say a lot with just a few codes
401 dispatch, 10-78, I'm 10-100. 😂😂
In my city for bathroom it is signal c-18 and it is no longer used so the fto’s make the rookies think they are in a foot chase and make the rookies go on the radio and say “aggravated c-18” 😂
The 10 codes your dept uses is very similar to Texas 10 codes in my area
I live In Arkansas, In my Current Department we only use 97(on scene), 98(Off Scene). And that's it (Hospital Police). It's a few of the normal ones under 50 like 10-4, 10-12, 10-40 (En Route/Respond), 10-21, 10-17(Item Pickup), 10-42(Visitor) that my Hospital uses..... But In my Last Department I worked for was my City department here where I Live and 10-63 was Priority Traffic Only, 10-64 was Channel Cleared of Priority. Traffic Stops were 10-10. 97, and 98 was the normal arrive and leave. 10-100 is BUSY😂😂😂 10-80 was car chase. 10-70 was foot chase (we never said that, we just used to say "I GOT ONE RUNNING!!!!! START ME UNITS!) Ummmmmmm, Officer Emergency was 10-33, and 10-18. We didn't have a code for MEMS, we just used to say "Start MEMS and Rescue" We had Signals for Accidents Signal 9, and Signal 9I, and Signal 9IF. I'm sure I'm missing some but, that's the jist of it, our 10 codes, and signals are a bit different from others in the South so I've heard
Your 10code is almost identical to ours in Texas. (And yeah, if someone announces 100, the radio would be jacked up w/ funny deuce-droppin comments!
That one diss like is from mike
The Dragking252 you must be right because it went away.
mike made seven new accounts and disliked it.
Ya he is really dedicated he has made 11 accounts to dislike it
10-100, better than a 10-200-Smokey and the bandit reference..R.I.P. Bandit
I love these videos so much!! I want to join the police academy but..I'm honestly too scared..😅
juan carlos same - I would join the police academy in the future if I was more mentally stable, but unfortunately I don’t think that’s going to happen.
I started cracking up when he said dropping a duce and 10-100
It's interesting to hear. I'm not a LEO yet but have done tons of ridealongs. Depts here use very few codes. There's code 4 and 6 (OK, and Busy). in Denver, Code 10 is lights and sirens, but that's different in other jurisdictions. It's interesting that there isn't some standard that all depts follow.
You got drugs? Omg, I fell from my sofa.
Topic idea- what is it like the first month out of the academy and joining the force
Georgia state has 3 different types of radio system. Conventional uhf conventional vhf and conventional 700mhz. Encrypted by apco25, but not trunked! They should reband to 800mhz put the 700s on interagency since they seem like high altitude towers and absolutely trunk for further encryption simplicity and to increase traffic for the system.
10 100
Everyone starts laughing
I gotta go poopie
Always great videos !! And definitely it hits home when seeing this video , use 10 codes since work security at major theme park . Always thank you Officer 401 for keeping us safe .
Iowa is almost the exact same, enjoyed this video
*On patrol *
*Officer 401* “ Dispatch, show me 10-100”
*Dispatch* “10-4”
*Entire shift starts snickering over radio*
Yep. So far very diff from florida, but some sound same here in tx that i hear on my radio
If the sweatshirt just had a 401 on the back of it I would buy
Thank you for your service and your very helpful information. I'm a security guard and I want to talk on the radio with 10 codes more often
10 78 is like on a naval ship (I think it’s the same for all uk military) if someone shouts “still” everyone stops and stands still because it means somebody is about to get seriously injured or killed.
10-100 is a piss, 10-200 is a crap. 😂
I believe a 10-50 here is a structure on fire.
I love your videos and wish to become a police officer one day. I'm a senior in high school but need a good work out schedule I'm six feet tall and two hundred pounds. Ive learned a lot watching your videos even though I live in idaho and the codes are a lot different doesnt mean I can't learn the basic stuff.
Does 10-100 have modifiers to tell dispatch the severity like 10-100 bad Mexican food?
potatopenguin78 that would be really funny if there is 😂😂😂
love your channel and videos bro , I'm a fan for life
I was once told 10-100 is for taking a leak and 10-200 is for dropping a deuce.
You've been mostly spot on for me being in Georgia but 10-65 in far northeast Georgia means broken down vehicle.
*pops up in house* Y'ALL GOT DRUGS
U should do a video with a full list of every 10 code just break it into parts
Need to take big duty #2 , 10-100😂😂😂
You should do a video on if most cops will pull you over and write tickets for illegal window tints.
I currently work security and we use 10 codes and a lot of ours are the same, or at least similar compared to the nature of work that I do. I’m in Virginia
Of course my favorite cop goes to my city whilst I go on holiday in Atlanta 🤨 lmfaoo