Big Stone County, MN Live Police Scanner Audio Feed
Anoka County Radio ID's
Unit ID City Adam Andover Bravo Anoka Police Charlie Bethel David Blaine Police Edward Burns Twsp. George Centennial Lks Heights Columbia Heights Ida Special Detail John Columbus Twsp. King Coon Rapids Lincoln East Bethel Mary Fridley Police |
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Anoka County Radio ID's
Unit ID City Nora Ham Lake Ocean County Park Rangers Paul Hilltop No PD Queen Lexington Robert Lino Lakes Police Sam Linwood Twsp. Tom Oak Grove Union Ramsey Police Victor St. Francis Police William Spring Lake Park Yellow Mounds View Fire Zebra Anoka Co Sheriff |
Codes / Abbreviations Commonly Used On Live Scanner Feeds
AFIS=Automated Fingerprint Identification System,
ATL=Attempt to locate, BOLO=Be on the look out, CID=Criminal Investigative Division/Crime Lab, Code Blue=Cardiac arrest, or full arrest--person with no heartbeat or not breathing, Comp=Complainant (See also-RP), CSU=Crime Scene Unit, DK=Drunk/Intoxicated, DOA=Dead on arrival (or possible DOA as more commonly heard) EOD=Explosives and ordinance disposal (or detection like EOD K-9), GOA=Gone on arrival, ICN=Incident control number (for police reports, a number given to each call), KOPS (Info or Alert)=Keeping Our Police Safe, a database and system used to record and distribute information about criminals with a violent history, especially towards Law Enforcement Officers, Corrections Agents or other authorities and public safetly officials.This gives an officer info about a person who may intend to harm him/her and take preventative measures to stop that from happening. |
IBIS=Integrated Biometrics Identification System (see also-AFIS)
IC=Inicdent Command (for fires) LZ=Landing Zone (most often for air ambulances like Air Care or LifeLink for critical injuries and remote locations), MDT=Mobile Data Terminal (original name for the old computer system oficers had in their squads--they now use laptops, mainly Panasonic Toughbooks like the milatary uses). May hear this as "MDT phone call" or "info on your MDT", ME=Medical Examiner, PI=Personal Injury (most often in reference to a personal injury accident compared to a 'property damage only accident') PIT=Pursuit intervention technique (one of many ways this acronym is defined, but all mean the same thing---using the front corner of a squads car to contact and 'nudge' the fleeing vehicle's rear end resulting in it losing control and spinning out), RP=Reporting party, UNK=Unknown, UTL=Unable to Locate. |
Response Codes Heard On Police Scanners
Code 1=Respond routine, no lights or sirens, obeying all traffic lights/laws, Code 2=Respond as fast as possible without using lights/sirens and obeying traffic light/laws, Code 3=Respond emergency, use lights and sirens and go through any stoplights/signs needed, as safety permits (also known as 'going on the reds), Code 4=Situatuon under control, no further assistance needed. Any units still en route/not arrived may cancel.
These 10 Codes Won't Be Right 100% Of The Time. Cities Change Some To Fit Their Needs
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