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fiddler 06-08-2015 12:27 PM

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Originally Posted by VEGANGELICA (Post 1599828)
Very interesting police 10 codes. They appear to have little obvious rhyme or reason to the order of the codes.

So what happened to the poor drunk dog??

He was given some water and returned to his owner. Owner was issued a citation.
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I guess if Dispatch had known that it was a dog, they could have said: "Echo-One-Nine-Seven, 10-11, 10-56 at checkpoint hotel," assuming a drunk dog can be considered an intoxicated pedestrian. Or are you not allowed to double up codes within the same message?
If dispatch had known probably. And you can but remember the point is quick bursts, not a full length conversation.
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Here's another question for you, fiddler: are you allowed to listen to music when on patrol? Or do you just have to drive around in silence?
Depends on your First Sergeant. Mine does not give a sh*t and so we're allowed to.

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I want to know why Norfolk, VA, lumps in "maternity case" with "demented person!" (10-47 = "(a) Injured (b) Sick (c) Demented Person (d) Maternity Case")
Because it's Virginia. They a little screwy anyways.

simplephysics 06-08-2015 01:00 PM

Also wondering in a case like that, well at least if you had known it was a dog and not a human, woundn't animal control be dispatched? Or does that kind of, uh, unique situation fall in some kind of grey area between two agencies?

The Batlord 06-08-2015 01:23 PM

Maybe dispatch was having a laugh? And I like the lingo. Makes the story feel legit. Just so long as you explain what you're talking about.

fiddler 06-08-2015 07:43 PM

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Originally Posted by dreadnaught (Post 1599880)
Also wondering in a case like that, well at least if you had known it was a dog and not a human, woundn't animal control be dispatched? Or does that kind of, uh, unique situation fall in some kind of grey area between two agencies?

Generally animal control wouldn't be called onto a military post unless it was a situation that we couldn't handle - we do have K9 handlers. And then in that case we have to go to the gate and bring them through. Remember this is a military post, so getting outside resources in isn't always easy. Possible, yes, but not always easy.

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1599888)
Maybe dispatch was having a laugh? And I like the lingo. Makes the story feel legit. Just so long as you explain what you're talking about.

Ehh I think I'll include the jargon and just translate it. Everyone else can SUCK IT cuz it's MINE! ;)


Update:

I was sitting at one of the gates wasting time before I went home for the day and this teenage pulls up to the gate in his truck. Now this kid was 17 - I know because I checked his license. Anyone driving a vehicle up to the gate of a military post is subject to random searches. This is for the safety of the post and to maintain a secure environment. Military or civilians who are meant to be there can apply for what's basically a quick pass from the DoD.

This pass is a little sticker that goes in the windshield, and generally post specific or that it would say the post you're from or whatever. He had one of these stickers for NAS Lemoore...which is a Naval base in California. The other thing about these stickers is the newer ones (last 15yrs) have a reflective holograph that when the light hits it will flash. The quick and easy way to see if they're real or not is just take your flash light and flick it over it. No holograph? Fake.

So I did that on this kid's sticker and it didn't have this and since it was an older truck the thought occurred to me what's the chances this kid faked a pass to get on post? What are the chances he stole his dad/granddad's truck to get onto post? I didn't even ask him for his ID when he rolled down his window I just asked him "Kid, did you fake the pass or did you steal someone's truck that had it on there?"

As it turns out, he had stolen his dad's truck because he wanted to try some "real Army food". What...the...f*ck.

I called his dad and his dad was PISSED. Boy was he ticked.

DeadChannel 06-08-2015 08:23 PM

So, what is real army food like?

Chula Vista 06-08-2015 09:26 PM

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Originally Posted by fiddler (Post 1599979)
as it turns out, he had stolen his dad's truck because he wanted to try some "real army food".

wtf???

Moss 06-08-2015 10:10 PM

Did you at least give him some **** on a shingle for the road?

The Batlord 06-08-2015 11:58 PM

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Originally Posted by DeadChannel (Post 1599984)
So, what is real army food like?

Never eaten in an actual military mess hall, but MREs are surprisingly good.

fiddler 06-09-2015 03:16 AM

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Originally Posted by DeadChannel (Post 1599984)
So, what is real army food like?

Here it ain't bad but it ain't no five star meal neither.

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Originally Posted by Chula Vista (Post 1600046)
wtf???

Yup.

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Originally Posted by Moss (Post 1600072)
Did you at least give him some **** on a shingle for the road?

Nah.

Moss 06-09-2015 09:06 AM

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Originally Posted by fiddler (Post 1600141)
H

Nah.

So they still serve that stuff? I never served but someone told me it was always on the menu.

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7214/7...5886798b0f.jpg


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