Police radio codes vary tremendously from one area to another. In the western states, the most common radio code for "no assistance needed" is "Code 4."
Before asking this question online, consider the possibility of asking an actual police officer, who could probably answer all your police code-cracking needs. A Code 3, in laymen's terms, means that you should activate your emergency lights and siren.
Means "pickup" generally but can mean other codes all depends on the police station,state,etc...
"Right" means that it has a right angle. "Scalene" means that all sides have different lengths."Right" means that it has a right angle. "Scalene" means that all sides have different lengths."Right" means that it has a right angle. "Scalene" means that all sides have different lengths."Right" means that it has a right angle. "Scalene" means that all sides have different lengths.
An APB is an "All Points Bulletin."
It means that when questioned by the police, you can choose to say nothing at all.
"Bolo" is an acronym for "Be On the Look Out". For example, if a blue Honda Civic with a broken right headlight was used in the commission of a crime, the police might issue a "bolo" for it, which means all units would be looking out for a blue Honda Civic with a broken right headlight.
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It means "all right". (Olo ine endaxi means "everything is all right".)
Code Green means all clear or GO GO GO!!!!!!!
All sensors give a code when the sensor is not working right
Yes, police in Michigan read Miranda rights. Reading Miranda rights is a national precedent. This means that all police in the United States read them.
This move is impossible. In order to get all the moshlings, you must: 1. Be a member 2. Plant all the codes, and get the right colors. There is no code to get all of them.