When you call the cops, what does dispatch say?

[CosmicChaos 1]

On 7/7/2017 at 4:44 PM, Smitty_Voorhees said:

Can anyone make out what dispatch says after you call the cops? I keep hearing "aroma therapy."

But I don't think that's it.

"10-4 Study-7"

 

They also say what i think sounds like "copy, on the road, ready on error case"

[Karnov77 0]

 

“Copy, on the route RP...”

RP = Responding Party

https://abbreviations.yourdictionary.com/articles/police-abbreviations.html

10-4-87 

10-4 Message received...

87 Meet officer...

Makes sense since you have to meet the police at the entrance.

or...

10-4-97

97 Officer on the scene.

[Somethin Cool 492]

"Cops on the road there Pete?"

"10-4 Heinz 57"

🤣🤣🤣

 

[SirMang 514]

Over a year later, I'm still thinking "copy en route, 10-4 77."

[Somethin Cool 492]

Lol I have a friend that works dispatch for the local PD. She can't even make it out so I wouldn't breathe too much into it. 

[MovieWatcher101 34]

the cops say we are eating donuts but will be there soon

[OCT 31 1978 1,190]

Dispatch : Copy on the road ERP? 

Officer 👮  : 10/4 , 97 or 87.

ERP stands for Emergency Response Plan

Police code 97 - Officer on the scene.

Police code 87 - means meet officer.

This is the only thing that make sense to me..... I am also leaning more to the officer saying 87 confirming to dispatch he understands the ERP.....meeting him on the road.

[Fair Play 4,417]

I gave up trying to decipher it.

I just picture them saying things they most likely aren't saying, but sound better in my mind.

[DontZzz34 682]

Copy on the...... ????????..... 10 4 77. I lost them after they say “copy on the” 

can @mattshotcha tell us what they say

[OCT 31 1978 1,190]

12 hours ago, DontZzz34 said:

Copy on the...... ????????..... 10 4 77. I lost them after they say “copy on the” 

can @mattshotcha tell us what they say

That would be great if Matt could But Randy Greenback said a few years ago it unfortunately was not a tracked line in the script........so I think we will always be wondering.

[Redcat345 728]

Its Copy on the road there Pete, 10-4, 37. Someone clarified this a long time ago, i forget who.

[Ananas 0]

4 hours ago, Redcat345 said:

Its Copy on the road there Pete, 10-4, 37. Someone clarified this a long time ago, i forget who.

 

Sounds more of 10-4, 97 to me o.0

[AngryFeminist 1]

Im a couple years late and no one will read this but I hear ''Copy on the road RB, 10-4-97''

[Dragonfire82877 1,005]

On 6/9/2020 at 2:48 AM, AngryFeminist said:

Im a couple years late and no one will read this 

I read it. 👍

[MortenMagnePal 33]

Me too as I still wonder about this 😁

[AssistReportingParty 0]

"Copy on the road, ARP (Assist Reporting Party). 10-4 (Acknowledged). 97 (Arrived at scene)."

[Carlso 114]

captain america chrrrrr 10, 4, 6 chrrrrr

[Jason Lover 40]

On 7/7/2017 at 7:35 PM, I ❤️ A.J. said:

I always thought it was just, "copy on the road."

"10-4, 97."

10-4 is universal radio code for "understood," and the 97 could mean anything, but it's probably a unit number. 

It's 10-4, 37. Not 97. Before that they do say "Copy on the road."

[SteveChristy 252]

4 hours ago, Jason Lover said:

It's 10-4, 37. Not 97. Before that they do say "Copy on the road."

Agreed. 37 is what I hear, and have always heard. I don't hear a long /ī/ syllable anywhere in that jargon.

[xXAXONXx 14]

LoL

[Laotian Lam 169]

On 8/13/2020 at 9:21 AM, AssistReportingParty said:

"Copy on the road, ARP (Assist Reporting Party). 10-4 (Acknowledged). 97 (Arrived at scene)."

This.