Thu Feb 20 2025 - Scanner News

10-4, 10-8, 10-9, 10-15... do you know what the most common 10 codes are used by local law enforcement?

I'll be back with more on the most common 10 codes right after this from Hale Multimedia.

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Sure, everyone knows what 10-4 is, right?

Okay, yes? All right, 10-4, but do you know what 10-15 is?

10-15 is an arrest or in custody.

And how about 10-22? 10-22 means forget the last transmission or never mind or cancel.

And then there's 10-40, you don't want to be caught with 10-40, 10-40 will cause you to be 10-15.

And then there's the 10-44 and 10-45, two of the most common. 10-44 is a non-injury accident. 10-45 is accident with injuries. And if the accident is bad enough, they may need a 10-46, which is a tow truck, a 10-55, which is an ambulance, or 10-56 for the fire department.

You can find the full list of 10 codes on our website at PanhandleScanner.com, where you can keep up with all the school closings, power outages, and other news from around the area. Panhandle Scanner, the leader in local breaking news. And that's all the additional 10-78 I have for you today.

Wed Feb 19 2025 - Scanner News

- School Closures / Late Starts

- Snow Emergency Declared

- Possible Hit and Run

- Minor MVA Spotted by Trooper

- I-80 Semi Rollover

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Tue Feb 18 2025 - Scanner News

- Weather Closing Dominating The Headlines

- Local CLOSURES Posted on PanhandleScanner.com

- NSP Mourns Loss of Trooper Kyle McAcy

- Hemingford 911 Call Hangup and Response

- 6 am Highway 26 Bicyclist

- Reminder to Keep Emergency Kits in all Vehicles

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