10-57: Police Code Details

Most Common Meaning: You Have Possible Dangerous Subject

Used this way by: 11% of agencies on this page
Used in: 9 agencies across 8 states
Category: Emergency
Consensus: ConflictedThis code has significant meaning conflicts between agencies and may vary widely by location.

Code Distribution Breakdown

You Have Possible Dangerous Subject: 11% (1 agency)
Case Filing / Deposition: 11% (1 agency)
At Pistol Range: 11% (1 agency)
Missing person: 11% (1 agency)
Shot Fired: 11% (1 agency)
Request BT Operator: 11% (1 agency)
Narcotics: 11% (1 agency)
2nd Call for Ambulance: 11% (1 agency)
Drunk Drug Suspect: 11% (1 agency)

All Recorded Usages of 10-57

9 agencies across 8 states
10-57: You Have Possible Dangerous Subject
Back-up Enroute
CategoryEmergency
State Arizona
Agency Phoenix Police Department
Sources
10-57: Case Filing / Deposition
CategoryAdministrative
State Florida
Agency Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office
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10-57: At Pistol Range
CategoryStatus
State Florida
Agency Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office
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10-57: Missing person
CategoryIncident
State Illinois
Agency Chicago Police Department
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10-57: Shot Fired
CategoryEmergency
State Massachusetts
Agency Boston Police Department
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10-57: Request BT Operator
CategoryCommunication
State North Carolina
Agency Winston-Salem Police Department
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10-57: Narcotics
CategoryIncident
State Nevada
Agency Albuquerque Police Department
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10-57: 2nd Call for Ambulance
Verify
CategoryCommunication
State New York
Agency New York Police Department
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10-57: Drunk Drug Suspect
CategoryIncident
State Texas
Agency San Antonio Police Department
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