South Australian Police Radio Codes

 

 Radio Job Codes

Code

Meaning

001

Abduction

002

Aircraft Emergency

003

Escapee

004

Explosive device located at…

005

Flare sighted at….

006

Overdue vessel

101

Disturbance

102

Drunk

103

Wilful damage

104

Potentially violent

105

Unlawful entry

106

Domestic

107

Street Offence

108

Miscellaneous Callsign

109

 Officer’s to Stand by due to breach of peace

110

Bona Fides

111

Check Welfare

201

Accident- MVA

202

MVA with injuries

203

MVA hit and run

204

MVA Police vehicle

205

MVA government vehicle

206

Industrial Accident

207

Person collapsed

208

Domestic accidents, gas leaks

209

Dangerous gas/substance spillage/leak

301

Larceny

302

Robbery

303

Armed robbery/hold-up

304

Shop lifting

305

Fraud/Cheques/Credit Card/computer

401

Alarm sounding

402

Break in at premises

403

Intruder on premises

404

Suspect loitering

405

Premises open

406

Breaker, premises

407

Escapee, respond Dog Unit

501

Assault

502

Indecent assault

503

Homicide

504

Sudden death

505

Rape

506

Indecent exposure

507

Admit body to morgue

508

Abduction

509

Armed Siege In Progress, respond STAR

601

Driving Under Influence (DUI)

602

Blood Alcohol Concentrate greater than .05

603

Road traffic breach

604

Stolen vehicle

605

Excessive noise

606

Abandoned vehicle

607

Traffic Lights Out at…

608

Traffic Hazard

609

Traffic Hold Up

701

Building Fire

702

Grass Fire

703

Car Fire

704

Rubbish Fire

705

Fence Fire

706

Explosives found

801

Police in trouble

802

Bomb report

803

Injured animal

804

Animal(s) straying

805

Missing Persons

806

Conveyance Only

807

Flare Sighted

808

Boat Overdue

809

Rescue Services Required

901

Pick Up Milk

902

Meal break

 

Code

Actual Rank

Vixen

Sergeant

Mitre

Senior Sergeant

Trojan

Inspector

Baron

Chief Inspector

 

In 2003, The SA Police switched to the SA GRN with digital encryption. These codes are used on that network (but we can’t hear them) as well as the old HF, VHF and UHF networks. The VHF, UHF and HF networks are still in use in some areas.

©COPYRIGHT 2003 Ashley Geelan, VicNews ISSN 1038-6971

Information Correct As At: 13 September 2003

ageelan@bigpond.com

 

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