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

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What does the code 917S indicate?

  1. Missing person

  2. Insane person

  3. Suspicious vehicle

  4. Officer holding misdemeanor suspect

The correct answer is: Suspicious vehicle

The code 917S is associated with the indication of a suspicious vehicle. This designation is commonly used in law enforcement to alert officers and dispatch about a vehicle that may be involved in suspicious activity or that has drawn the attention of officers for reasons related to safety or criminal activity. In the context of policing, recognizing a suspicious vehicle can be crucial for investigative purposes and officer safety. Officers may need to approach the situation with caution, ensuring that they assess any potential threats or illegal activity. While the other codes relate to different circumstances—missing persons, individuals considered a danger due to mental health issues, or specific situations involving misdemeanor suspects—917S specifically focuses on vehicles that warrant further scrutiny. Understanding these codes can help officers communicate effectively and respond appropriately to various situations they may encounter in the field.