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Radio Call Signs

Air Support Unit

Airport Police

Community Service Officers

DUI Enforcement

Enhanced Patrol

K9 Unit

Marine Unit

Metro

Sound Transit

Reserves

Street Crimes & NDET Units

Special Operations

Patrol Section Call Numbers

Patrol Districts

North Precinct Area

Southeast Precinct Area

Southwest Precinct Area

Shoreline Precinct Area

Talkgroups

Each KCSO talkgroup serves a specific purpose. Guidelines for use of these talkgroups are described in this manual section.

1. The word talkgroup is used in place of channel on 800MHz radios.
2. Tactical channels are to be used in accordance to the guidelines set forth in G.O. 13.00.000.
   • They may be used for car-to-car traffic as well.
3. Listed below are the talkgroups available to KCSO personnel. Some talkgroups are only available to specific units:

*Simplex talkgroups do not use a repeater and can only be heard by radios that are in direct line of site of each other. KCSO does not have any encrypted talkgroups.

Final Classification Reporting (FCR) system

This section is incomplete. Its content will be added soon.

Suspect Codes

Each person listed as a suspect will have an alpha code of either "A" (arrested) or "S" (suspect) listed in front of his/her name.

1. Patrol deputies will use the "A" code when closing a case by citing, forwarding an adult case to the Prosecutor’s Office recommending misdemeanor charges or forwarding a case to Juvenile Court recommending misdemeanor charges.
2. All felony suspects will be identified with an "S" by patrol deputies.
3. Detectives forwarding cases to Adult or Juvenile Court for charges will use the code "A" for defendants.
   • Cases not cleared by arrest will have the code "S" for each suspect.
4. Suspects with "A" codes will have a four (4) digit code in the "charge" box of the incident report or on the line after the name of the suspect on a follow-up report.
   • The first three digits of the code will be the FCR code that best describes the charge followed by a "F" for felony or "M" for misdemeanor, (e.g., a person arrested for driving a stolen car will be a 327-F, or a person arrested for shoplifting under $250 will be a 297-M.)
5. Up to three (3) "charge codes" may be included for each suspect.

Incident Classification Codes

This section is incomplete. Its content will be added soon.

Disposition Codes

1. Arrest Made - No Incident Number Needed (e.g., warrant arrest).
2. Assistance Rendered/Assignment Completed On Scene - No Incident Report.
3. Assistance Rendered/Assignment Completed Over Telephone - No Incident Report.
4. Cancelled By Radio.
5. * Incident Report On Scene - No Arrest/No Booking/No Citation.
6. * Incident Report Over Telephone - No Arrest/No Booking/No Citation.
7. * Incident Report – Physical Booking Made.
8. * Incident Report - Citation Issued/Charged By Investigation/No Booking.
   • Includes juveniles who are fingerprinted and photographed and released to a parent or guardian.
   • Includes when the Youth Center declines to accept juvenile.
9. Citation Issued - Arrest/Booking Made (e.g., criminal traffic arrest).
10. Notice of Infraction or Criminal Traffic Citation issued with no incident number assigned.
11. * False Alarm.
12. F.I.R. Made.
13. Follow-up On Scene - No Arrest/No Booking/No Citation.
14. Follow-up Over Telephone - No Arrest/No Booking/No Citation.
15. Follow-up - Arrest/Physical Booking Made.
16. Follow-up - Citation Issued/Charged By Investigation/No Booking.
    • Includes juveniles who are fingerprinted and photographed and released to a parent or guardian.
    • Includes when the Youth Center declines to accept juvenile.
17. No Police Action Possible/Necessary.
18. Referred To Agency Other Than KCSO.
19. Referred To Other KCSO Division - No Incident Report.
20. Taken To Home, Family, Or Medical Facility.
21. Unable To Locate Incident, Complainant, Or Suspect.
22. Warning Given.
23. Supervisory Contact.
24. Extra Unit (in addition to, or support of, assigned unit).
25. Duplicate Card (Comm Center Use Only).
26. Out of Service.

* One of these codes is required every time an incident report is written.

Hazard Factors

*. Mail-in Report
0. No Apparent Hazard
1. Hazard Existed (Armed Suspects, Bomb Disposal, Resisting Arrest, Obstructing, etc.)
2. Gang Related Incident
3. Deputy Assaulted/Officer, No Weapon^†
4. Deputy Assaulted/Officer, Weapon^†
5. Hate Crime
6. Unassigned
7. Anti-harassment, Non-Domestic Violence Only^‡
8. Pursuit Involved
9. Domestic Violence^‡

† Use this code only when suspect is arrested for assault or suspect unknown but would be arrested if known. This code takes priority over other codes which may apply.

‡ All Anti-harassment incidents and All Domestic Violence incidents require an Incident Report, per State Law.