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Rodentkj
 Post subject: Title 10 ???
PostPosted: Thu Jan 09, 2014 12:06 pm 
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Buddy of mine likes to monitor Island Co. Sheriff office.
He asked me a couple of days ago what a "Title 10" was.
I asked him in what context is it used and he tells me it's used when a subjects name is ran.
For example the dispatcher will say to the officer "This subject has two Title 10's".

Google did not yield any result.

Anyone?

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Wilrobnson
 Post subject: Re: Signal 10 ???
PostPosted: Thu Jan 09, 2014 1:23 pm 
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Context like that I'd guess warrant.

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Rodentkj
 Post subject: Re: Signal 10 ???
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Wilrobnson wrote:
Context like that I'd guess warrant.


Crap. I had the term wrong. It's "Title 10".
I'll edit my first post.

But ya I agree with you that was my first thought.
I asked him if he ever heard the officer then ask to confirm the "Title 10". He said he had not.

And while I was typing this response I heard this very radio communications occur. Sure enough the officer asked if it was "extraditable".
So ya, it's police jargon for a warrant.

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Wilrobnson
 Post subject: Re: Title 10 ???
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Doesn't WSP still use Title 10 as well?

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Rodentkj
 Post subject: Re: Title 10 ???
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Not sure. I don't monitor WSP at all.

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 Post subject: Re: Title 10 ???
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Yeah, it seems to be related to level of the warrant. A sideways way of telling the LE that he's standing next to a no-goodnik.

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 Post subject: Re: Title 10 ???
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Rodentkj
 Post subject: Re: Title 10 ???
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Wilrobnson wrote:
Doesn't WSP still use Title 10 as well?


Ping'ed a friend who monitors WSP a lot. Says that he does hear this term every once and a while.

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petnrdx
 Post subject: Re: Title 10 ???
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Unless something has changed, that might mean registered sex offender or that the offender
is in the "wrong" area.
That was the common use of the term a few years ago.
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chpalmer
 Post subject: Re: Title 10 ???
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petnrdx wrote:
Unless something has changed, that might mean registered sex offender or that the offender
is in the "wrong" area.
That was the common use of the term a few years ago.



It refers to a warrant anywhere around here.
M mary or F frank. Missed the weenier or Felony.

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 Post subject: Re: Title 10 ???
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http://apps.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?Cite=10

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