Police terminology: code six charles?

Question

I am trying to look for the term for when police run your name for warrants or etc. is it 06 charles, or code six charles or something completely different? Thanks!

I am trying to look for the term for when police run your name for warrants or etc. is it 06 charles, or code six charles or something completely different? Thanks!

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This is for california, specificallly La. it's something that sounds like code six charles/charge or maybe 06 charles/charge

Answer 1

Code 6 - unit has arrived to location, officers investigating

Code 6-Adam - unit has arrived, may need further assistance from nearby units

Code 6-Charles - Dangerous suspect (usually felony want or warrant reported); one-officer units stand-by for assistance

Answer 2

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Answer 3

It is differant state to state and agency to agency. I have never used or heard of 06 charles or code 6 charles. to check warrants on someone in oklahoma law enforcement use 10-44.

Local city police here, some use standard codes that the state agencies use, bigger police departments have there own codes.

Answer 4

# 10-27 Check License Status
# 10-28 Check Registration Status
# 10-29 Check For Warrants / Wants

Answer 5

Lapd Code 6

Answer 6

I used to be a police officer (patrolman) here in Louisiana. The code for checking registration is a 10-28. The code to check for warrants is a 10-29. We never used them in the town I worked in. We just asked the dispatcher for a registration check and gave their license plate number and drivers license number. For warrants we asked for the dispatcher to run a NCIC check and gave them the persons drivers license number.

Answer 7

Code Six most often means Out (of the patrol car) For Investigation.

Answer 8

In Goldendale Washington it's : 10-44 (Suspect Tasered, Maced, and knocked to the ground) 10-45 (Suspect handcuffed and in custody) 10-46 (Suspect Tasered, Maced and knocked to the ground again)