Monday, March 23, 2009 , Updated
Dallas police department to switch from police code to plain old English
Marty Milner (left) is a Capricorn.
The Dallas Police Department is following the lead of many other police departments by ditching the traditional police lingo and replacing it with boring old English.
No more "7X" -- from now on, they'll say there's "a major accident". No more "10-15"; from now on, they'll say "prisoner in custody". No more "10-19" -- instead, it'll be "return to office". No more "10-0"; nope, they'll use the duller "use caution". And no more "1-Adam-12"! Awww.
Posted by T.G.
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Chris Kidd, says:
So no more 10-100/10-200 call codes...that sucks :(
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jtmbls, says:
Noooooooo!!!!! They better not voice-over the repeats of the best cop show ever – Third Watch!
"This is 5-5-David 10-13! 10-13! All units and a bus forthwith to this location!”
So awesome!!
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ch0, says:
Who the hell is Roger?
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