Which signal corresponds to a Shots Fired incident?

Which signal corresponds to a Shots Fired incident?

• A. 28 Intoxicated Person
• B. 21 Kidnapping
• C. 30 Explosion
• D. 25 Shots Fired

Answer: (B)

In this signaling system, each incident type has a specific numeric code, so responders recognize the situation at a glance from the radio or computer. Shots Fired is paired with the code that labels it as such—25 Shots Fired. This exact pairing matters because gunfire is a high-priority emergency requiring immediate response, coordination, and possible medical aid. The other options map to different incidents: intoxicated person, kidnapping, and explosion, each with their own codes (respectively 28, 21, and 30). So the signal that identifies Shots Fired is the one described as 25 Shots Fired.

In this signaling system, each incident type has a specific numeric code, so responders recognize the situation at a glance from the radio or computer. Shots Fired is paired with the code that labels it as such—25 Shots Fired. This exact pairing matters because gunfire is a high-priority emergency requiring immediate response, coordination, and possible medical aid.

The other options map to different incidents: intoxicated person, kidnapping, and explosion, each with their own codes (respectively 28, 21, and 30). So the signal that identifies Shots Fired is the one described as 25 Shots Fired.