The data can be downloaded from the card at the end of shift and we can cross-reference this with the GPS to ensure they are where they should be.
What does 10-42 stand for?
10-42 stands for End of Shift (Alabama Public Safety Radio Code)
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- Emergency Radio Traffic (police code)
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- Confidential Information (police code)
- Major Crime or Incident Alert (Alabama Public Safety Radio Code)
- Advise with Correct Time (police code)
- Suspicious Circumstances (police code)
- Acknowledge-Proceeding To Location
- Beginning Tour of Duty (Alabama Public Safety Radio Code)
- Leave Assigned Area (Alabama Public Safety Radio Code)
- Tow Truck Needed (Alabama Public Safety Radio Code)
- Meet Officer for Official Business (Alabama Public Safety Radio Code)
- Relay to Given Place/Person (police code)
- Wrecker Needed (Alabama Public Safety Radio Code)
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- Dead Animal (Alabama Public Safety Radio Code)
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- Hit and Run (police code)
- Blood Run (Alabama Public Safety Radio Code)
Samples in periodicals archive:
I would be covered in sugar on the end of shift from caramints.
But as with all things, buyers found them cheaper abroad and eventually the chimneys stopped smoking and the shrill end of shift whistle was blown for the last time.
The force has installed motion sensors which automatically switches lighting on and off at the beginning and end of shifts, while heating and cooling in police buildings is controlled by computer to improve energy efficiency.
The employees were protesting over a dispute about clocking out at the end of shifts.
Although the workers, led by Locarno and Orcasitas, have staged minor protests--chanting in small groups at the end of shifts, for example--they've never stopped work or sabotaged any company equipment.
They were at the end of shift when the pub landlord lined up four pints on the bar.