Davidson County Sheriff

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Davidson County Sheriff

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monitorying the frequency 460.07500 (DCSO Dispatch) only.

TEN CODES

10-0 Use Caution

10-1 Signal Weak

10-2 Signal Good

10-3 Stop Transmitting

10-4 Affirmative (OK)

10-5 Relay To

10-6 Busy

10-7 Out of Service

10-8 In Service

10-9 Repeat

10-10 Negative

10-11 Negative

10-12 Standby

10-13 Weather Conditions

10-14 Message/Information

10-15 Message Delivered

10-16 Reply to Message

10-17 En-route

10-18 Urgent

10-19 (In) Contact

10-20 Location

10-21 Call by Phone

10-22 Disregard

10-23 Arrived at Scene

10-24 Assignment Time Arrival

10-25 Report to (Meet)

10-26 Estimated Time Arrival

10-27 License/Permit Info

10-28 Vehicle Info

10-29 Record Check

10-30 Danger/Caution

10-31 Pick Up

10-32 Units Needed

10-33 Emergency

10-34 Time

10-35 Alarm/Silent

10-36 Domestic

10-37 Civil Dispute

10-38 Man with a Gun

10-39 Urgent Use Light/Sirens

10-40 Fight in progress

10-41 Beginning Tour of Duty

10-42 Ending Tour of Duty

10-43 Chase

10-44 Riot

10-45 Bomb Threat

10-46 Assault

10-47 Complete Quickly

10-48 Drug Involvement

10-49 Drag Racing/C&R Driving

10-50 Accident PD (Property Damage), PI(Personal Injury), F(Fatality)

10-51 Wrecker Needed

10-52 Ambulance Needed

10-53 Road Blocked

10-54 Hit & Run PD (Property Damage), PI(Personal Injury), F(Fatality)

10-55 Intoxicated Driver

10-56 Intoxicated Pedestrian

10-57 Request Breathalyzer

10-58 Direct Traffic

10-59 Convoy or Escort

10-60 Suspicious Vehicle

10-61 Vehicle Stop

10-62 Breaking & Entering

10-63 Investigate

10-64 Crime in Progress

10-65 Armed Robbery

10-66 Notify Coroner

10-67 Report of Death

10-68 Livestock in Roadway

10-69 Advise Phone Number

10-70 Improperly Pared Vehicle

10-71 Improper Use of Radio

10-72 Prisoner in Custody

10-73 Mental Subject

10-74 Prisoner Jail Break

10-75 Indicates Wanted/Stolen

10-76 Prowler

10-77 Assist Fire Department

10-78 Unlock Vehicle

10-79 Hostage Situation

10-80 Silent Run/No Lights-Siren

10-84 Area Survey

10-86 Larceny

10-88 Shoplifting

10-91 Rape/Sexual Offense

10-93 Open Garage Door

10-94 Close Garage Door

10-99 Out of Radio Contact

DISPOSITION & OTHER CODES

C1 Report & Arrest

C2 Citation Issued/Warrant Served

C3 False Alarm

C4 Picked Up

C5 Field Contact/Info

C6 BOLO

C8 Alarm

C9 Property Check

C10 Service Rendered

C11 Advised Rights to Warrant

C12 Unfounded

C13 Verbal Warning

C14 Referred to Other

C15 Domestic Violence

C16 Car Wash

C21 Cleared no OCA

C22 Written Warning

C27 Unable to Locate

C39 Suicide

C44 DOA

OUT OF SERVICE & OTHER

S1 At the Station

S2 Meal break

S3 Flat Tire

S4 Fuel

S7 Meet with...

S8 Equipment

S9 Alarm/Key-holder Info

S10 10-7 Personal/Residence

S12 out of the City

S13 Revoked All Other

S14 Revoked DWI

S20 Calls Pending

S25 Officer Needs Help

S26 DCI Down

S37N Out of District North

S37S Out of District South

S16 10-7 Lexington Magistrate

S17 10-7 Thomasville Magistrate

Unit numbering:

101-Sheriff

102-Chief Deputy

First number of patrol unit is the shift.(1 thru 4)

x04 is a lieutenant a shift/unit commander

x05 is a sergeant

x06-up are LEOs

Two Digit IDs are Jail officers (example 54)

Three digit IDs are Sworn LEOs

1xx, 2xx, 3xx, 4xx are Patrol Division

5xx are Court Bailiffs and process servers

7xx are specialty units

8xx are Detectives

9xx are Vice units

IDs beginning with letters are Warrant, SROs, and NC State Probation Units

"Control" is the Control Room of the Davidson County Jail

"C-COM" is the Davidson County 911 Center (also used on the Fire and EMS channels) "Communications" is the same as "C-Com"

"Sheriffs’ Office" is the patrol clerks and license and warrant checks (other agencies might call it the information channel)

500 is the on duty Magistrate (a judicial official).

515 is the supervisor of Court Bailiffs working in Court rooms

72x are Sworn LEO Animal Control (example 725)

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-J. P. Bowen