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R.C.M.P. 10 Codes for Nova Scotia
10-1 Signal Weak 10-33 Help me quickly
10-2 Signal good 10-34 Time
10-3 Stop transmitting 10-42 Person/vehicle in observation
10-4 O.K. 10-43 Person in parole category
10-5 ___________ 10-44 Person in charged category
10-6 Busy 10-45 Person in elopee category
10-7 Out of service 10-46 Person in prohibited category
10-8 In service Foxtrot = firearms, Lima = liquor
10-9 Say again Delta = driving
10-10 Negative 10-60 Hijacking
10-11 ________ on duty 10-61 Trunk repeater hook-up to______
10-12 Stand-by (Stop) 10-62 Stand-by, trunk in use
10-13 Existing conditions 10-63 Trunk call cancelled
10-14 Message information 10-64 Repeater locked on
10-15 Message delivered 10-65 Anything for us
10-16 Reply to message 10-66 Nothing for you
10-17 Enroute 10-67 Check on drug involvement
10-18 Urgent 10-68 Suspected drug involvement
10-19 (In) Contact 10-69 Returning to office
10-20 Location 10-70 Aircraft disaster
10-21 Call______by phone 10-71 Checking vehicle year, color, etc.
10-22 Disregard 10-72 Bomb threat
10-23 Arrived at scene 10-73 Emergency
10-24 Assignment completed 10-80 Arson
10-25 Report to________ 10-81 Break & enter
10-27 License/permit information 10-82 Fraud
10-28 Ownership information 10-83 Impared driving
10-29 Records check 10-84 Offensive weapon
10-30 Danger/caution 10-85 Robbery
Victor = violence, Echo = 10-86 Sex
escape, Mike = mental, 10-99 Tim Hortons
Sierra = suicidal (Tango Hotel)
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