Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department (LASD) RADIO Practice Exam

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What does the code 905S indicate?

  1. Noisy Animal

  2. Stray Animal

  3. Vicious Animal

  4. Injured Animal

The correct answer is: Stray Animal

The code 905S specifically refers to a "stray animal." This designation is used in communications to alert responders about an animal that is lost or wandering and does not have an owner present. Recognizing this code is crucial for appropriate response by law enforcement or animal control services, as it helps prioritize calls concerning animal safety and the safety of the public. In contrast, other codes represent different situations. For instance, a "noisy animal" would indicate a disturbance caused by an animal, which may not necessarily be a stray. A "vicious animal" signifies a more immediate threat stemming from an aggressive creature, while an "injured animal" refers to an animal that requires medical assistance. Each of these situations demands different responses and resources, which is why distinguishing between them through specific codes is essential for effective communication within law enforcement and support services.