Which code would you use to request a stolen record on suspected stolen property?

Which code would you use to request a stolen record on suspected stolen property?

• A. CODE 10
• B. CODE 3
• C. CODE 2
• D. CODE 5

Answer: (A)

Code 10 is the code used to request a stolen property record check. When you suspect stolen property, you call Code 10 to have the stolen property database searched for a match. Share identifying details—item description, make and model, serial number or VIN, and any distinctive marks—so the lookup can be accurate. If a match is found, you follow department procedures to secure the property, verify ownership, and coordinate with detectives or the property room. If there’s no record of theft, you can proceed with normal handling or further investigation. The other codes serve different purposes, like urgent responses or other operations, and don’t trigger a stolen-property lookup.

Code 10 is the code used to request a stolen property record check. When you suspect stolen property, you call Code 10 to have the stolen property database searched for a match. Share identifying details—item description, make and model, serial number or VIN, and any distinctive marks—so the lookup can be accurate. If a match is found, you follow department procedures to secure the property, verify ownership, and coordinate with detectives or the property room. If there’s no record of theft, you can proceed with normal handling or further investigation. The other codes serve different purposes, like urgent responses or other operations, and don’t trigger a stolen-property lookup.