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I was looking for the police codes that cops use when they are talking on the radio. I just bought a scanner and sometimes they talk too fast and use cop codes for me to know what is going on.
These will help me some.
Thank you…
can you e- mail me the codes for a scaner to re do it
i need them for wis you can send to my email..
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I have heard three different police depts that use “four-eight” to mean OK or 10-4.
One is in south Jersey and the others central/north Jersey.
I assume this remainder was part of an abandoned ‘four’ code. The depts that use it do not use any other 4 codes.
Ring any bells?
Doug
K2QWQ (long time public safety listener)