The Australian Federal Police (AFP) uses a system of radio codes similar to those used by police forces worldwide. These codes help convey information quickly and efficiently. Below are some common radio codes used by the Australian Federal Police:
Code | Meaning |
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Code 9: | Requesting permission to leave the scene. |
Code 8: | Dangerous goods/hazards present. |
Code 7: | Fire brigade required. |
Code 6: | Ambulance required. |
Code 5: | The officer needs immediate assistance (officer in distress). |
Code 4: | The situation is under control. |
Code 3: | No further assistance is required. |
Code 2: | Non-urgent – No lights or sirens required. |
Code 1: | Urgent – Lights and sirens required. |
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