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PostPosted: Fri Jan 23, 2009 7:54 am 
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Wasn't there a KCSO deputy, assigned to Federal Way, who did something of the sort? IIRC, he was dispatched to a possible suicide, and, after acknowledging the call on the UHF radio, he picked up the CB mike and said "God, I hope he's dead, the paperwork will be easier".

Stunned silence followed and the deputy realized the CB mike was actually the UHF mike...

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PostPosted: Sat Jan 24, 2009 12:34 am 
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I almost turned it into a "The funniest things you've heard on your scanner thread" but I thought....nah...but look what it's turned into! This is great! Those are some of the funniest things I've heard in a while. And no, that was the Fine, Upstanding, Professional, Numero Uno, Best-in-the-State, City of Yakima Fire Department...ahem...sarcasm.

Someone on my department would probably say something like "Ummm...Control?.....Um, we're responding to the fire?" Here in the Upper Valley, with two main repeaters for fire, we're always making fun of each others department for what we say on the radio....it's like an unspoken battle....cold war-ish, although I hate to relate it to that.....

I've never heard anything like "the fucking white wagon that goes woo woo woo," but I've heard some pretty funny things. There's a fire deartment up Chinook Pass that's full of old-tymer fire fighters that have all been around for a while. I remember hearing one of them say a while ago, "Engine XX is in service, back in the barn." We also have neighboring fire districts that buy all their firefighters a radio and when a conflict arises as to who's fire district the call falls into, everyone and their dog gets on the air to put their two cents in on who should be responding to the call. This literally went on for a half an hour. Thank god nobody was dying....

We also have petty theft calls like, "RP advised that a male subject came up and stole a vacuum cleaner off her front porch." We have officers that get on the air after having an argument with a suspect and say, "Dispatch, after lengthy discussion, she was advised to leave the downtown area and never come back, ever.....I'll be clear, code adam."

What I find even more funnier is listening to the City of Yakima Streets Department guys who think nobody is listening to them on their 800mhz trunked system. Just the other day one guy was calling another guy "Mother Hen, or Mother Goose or whatever the hell you name is, open up the gate!" I've also heard them laugh about splashing people when they're out plowing. I don't think their bosses listen to them....

Not to many funny things around here, but when it does happen, it just goes to show everyone that cops and fire fighters are just like everyone else, they make mistakes; except for when you're plowing and splashing people, that's actually being an ass hole.....

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PostPosted: Sat Jan 24, 2009 12:16 pm 
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lol, yeah, we still have a few guys here that say they are available and returning, or available and returning to quarters,or just plain back in service, I haven't heard back in the barn yet, but listening to LE around here is pretty good at times too, I've heard some of the dispacthers at state say a few things and bust out laughing, all though I can't even remember what was said anymore, same with our county and city, units.

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PostPosted: Sat Jan 24, 2009 12:22 pm 
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jrw14493 wrote:

What I find even more funnier is listening to the City of Yakima Streets Department guys who think nobody is listening to them on their 800mhz trunked system. Just the other day one guy was calling another guy "Mother Hen, or Mother Goose or whatever the hell you name is, open up the gate!" I've also heard them laugh about splashing people when they're out plowing. I don't think their bosses listen to them....


The guys who work the dump trucks for ODOT in District 2A specifically who work Highway 99W seem to think that their Car to Car channel is on CB so I hear them while they are just driving talking about what girl they slept with the night before or even SINGING. Yes, thats right singing.

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PostPosted: Sat Jan 24, 2009 12:50 pm 
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When I was working at a Northern California Agency in the early 90's (subject Officer is african american with a contemporary speech affect of the streets ) identifiers changed to protect the ridiculed. I swear, this is how the guy speaks:

Adam-4: AD-fo I am in pa-suit.
County: Adam-4 go ahead.
Adam-4: Ad-fo, I am WB on Flosden Paradise and we turning county, we turning right here. County now we are cutting leff. standbah.
County: Adam-4 advise location, direction, speed and want.....
Sam-6: Sam-6 from the PD, I copy (TOILET FLUSHING IN BACKGROUND)
Adam-4: They bailin; county standby.
*20-30 seconds of silence*
Adam-4: Ad-4 I got one of da motherxxxxas behind hellgo, bustah stepped off NB black Oaktown hoodie with a high an' tight might have a gat per this one i got.... think it was detmetrius paxston- he has a tail probly why he ducked out....
Outside Agency Unit: County, 61P3 on your channel and in the area, could you be so kind as to translate that?
County: Nope? I really cant?....adam-4?.....
Sam-6: Sam-6 in less than 1: Adam-4 is advising one in custody at the hello & go market, second subject fled thru the yards NB, BMA with shaved hair on the sides, tall on the top, wearing a black pullover sweatshirt with a hood with Oakland on it. He believes the subject to be demetrius paxton who has a active no bail parole warrant. Suspect Adam-4 has detained indciates outstanding subject may be armed so use caution.
County: Copy, 61P3?
61P3: 61P3 I copy, and looking. Must have had some radio problems earlier, sorry.

I was crying when I was rolling to this........just about killed me

The subject Officer is a fantastic technical cop/investigator with great intuition and writes very well. However, his manner of speech continues to be the subject of much ridicule from co-workers.


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PostPosted: Sat Jan 24, 2009 2:27 pm 
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We had a dispatcher here for a while that a. had a hair lip and was from new york, b. had a hair lip or c. just was from new york. He was a nice guy and always sounded very professional but we had the darndest time trying to understand him....

Doug Berndt had a recording of a call he dispatched which happened to be a large brush fire for a while but his archives disappeared when he moved and put his scanner back on the air.

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PostPosted: Tue Jan 27, 2009 11:26 am 
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I forgot one we had in California:

Deputy: Uh, 816 to Radio, I'll be out of the car with one walking NB 395 near milepost xxx.
Radio: Description, 816?
Deputy: Yeah, black female, 30's, dark clothing
Radio: Copy
Deputy: Uh, correction, radio...Uh...Not black female...Uh...Standby.
Radio: ...
Deputy: (open mike with female screaming) "I AM NOT A BLACK WOMAN! I AM A BLACK AFRICAN MUSLIM AMERICAN WOMAN, AND I HAVE RIGHTS UP IN THIS MOUTHERF**KER!!"
Radio: ...816, your status?
Deputy: Code 4 now, she just wanted that distinction made.
Radio: ...Ok.

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PostPosted: Fri Feb 06, 2009 9:21 pm 
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Most inappropiate conversations heard, talkgroups 33360 and 33392 on the UP trunked system in Portland.

A funny comment during a surveillance today "The subject needs to tint his windows darker so that no one would have to look at his ugly girlfriend" or words to that effect.


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"It's reported to be in the parking lot of an apartment complex, a male punched a female in the face, they're now engaged (pause) in a heated argument."


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Actual call to Compton Dispatch.

Lol.....I think the dispatcher was messing with him at the end.


On a side note, my most memorable moment on the scanner was when a lynnwood police officer gave the description of a stolen vehicle to another officer as "It looked like the car from the new james bond movie" And the other officer gives a sigh and says "Yea...I haven't seen that movie".

Or the time when a rookie snapped at the dispatcher after she told him to go to tac he said "Okay! Look! I'm not going to just keep changing channels"

Or....This was pretty funny. When there was a dumpster fire and the driver of the engine said "Dumpster command". Hehehe priceless.


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PostPosted: Mon Mar 09, 2009 12:09 pm 
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I was listening the other day when I was listening to the report being given to the responding units to an MVA. The dispatcher giving the short said "two car MVA, the RP is smoking, correction the RP reports that one of the vehicles is smoking.

Thought that was pretty funny.

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PostPosted: Mon Mar 09, 2009 4:11 pm 
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motorola20 wrote:
Or....This was pretty funny. When there was a dumpster fire and the driver of the engine said "Dumpster command". Hehehe priceless.


I remember a fire in the mid-90's in East Kent where a dryer vent (all that damn lint) caught fire- first in established "Dryer Command".

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PostPosted: Mon Mar 09, 2009 8:48 pm 
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Today in PT. This is___ establishing 'Water Command". Laughing from dispatcher and repeating the message. I assume the guy was in the water at the launching ramp...


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PostPosted: Mon Mar 09, 2009 9:42 pm 
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He said "In the water command" Probably to differentiate from possibly "Water (street) command.

I was laughing in my car a little about it also...

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lol dryer command, thats hilarious.


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