Radio Codes - Omega Watch

The following table outlines the radio codes utilized for communication between operatives in the field and command.

Important Note: Make sure you are aware of the difference between CODE and STATUS. Reporting that you are CODE 4 will result in an immediate militarized response, costing the taxpayers tens of thousands of dollars. Reporting that you are STATUS 4 will mean that you are on patrol and available for calls. The difference, while subtle, is important.

Response Codes
Code 0 - Urgent assistance required - ALL units drop what you are doing and attend immediately

Code 1 - Non Emergency - Respond in own time, if something comes up, deal with it first

Code 2 - Non Emergency - Respond in own time, if something comes up, leave it and continue responding

Code 3 - Emergency - Respond status 5 E Lights and Sirens

Code 4 - All QRF personnel report in (Location and Status) and prepare to respond

Code 5 - Situation Normal, all responding units discontinue response.

Radio Codes
10-1: All units regroup at -location-

10-3: Stop Transmitting / Clear the radio

10-4: Acknowledged

10-5: Please Repeat

10-6: Disregard

10-7: Standby

10-8: Busy

10-9: Repeat message

10-10: Negative

10-14: Requesting pickup at -location-

10-18: Report information needed

10-20: Report location / position

10-21: Report status

10-22: Report in person at -location-

10-27: Switching radio location

10-30: Going to patrol

10-40: Civilians on site

10-50: Metas on site

10-51: Meta incident, no injuries

10-52: Meta incident, property / infrastructure damage

10-53: Meta incident, injuries

10-54: Meta incident, fatalities

10-55: Meta in custody

10-56: Meta Registration check -name and date of birth-

10-57v(ictor): Vehicle pursuit

10-57F(oxtrot): Foot pursuit

10-60: Suspect description

10-61: Vehicle description

10-70: Backup required

10-70E(cho): Backup required, respond code 3

10-70T(ango): Backup required, respond code 4

10-71: Medical response required

10-72: Fire response required

10-73: Local law enforcement response required

10-75: Area unsafe for local emergency response

10-76: Area secured for local emergency response

10-98: No further assistance required

10-99: Officer down

10-420: Commencing drug dealing (pretty sure this is a joke, but it is in the official FBI and Omega Watch documentation)

Status Codes
Status 1: Off duty

Status 2: On duty

Status 3: Going on break

Status 4: Patrolling available for calls

Status 5: Responding non-emergency

Status 5E(cho): Responding emergency with lights and sirens

Status 6: Arrived on scene