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Old 06-08-2015, 10:47 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I get there and it's a dog that is drunk off it's ass wandering around in the street. Apparently someone had given their dog some beer in their water bowl and the dog was wondering around. Better yet, somebody had reported this dog as a drunk person.
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??

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?

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?

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")
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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")
I want to know why everywhere else doesn't.
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Old 06-08-2015, 12:17 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Did you ask the drunk dog for its licence? Sorry, sorry...
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Old 06-08-2015, 12:27 PM   #4 (permalink)
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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.
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Old 06-08-2015, 01:00 PM   #5 (permalink)
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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?
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