What does Code 28b indicate?

Code 28b specifically designates "Not wanted" within the context of dispatch and law enforcement. This code communicates that an individual, vehicle, or item is not of interest to law enforcement or is not currently wanted for questioning or apprehension.

Understanding these code designations is crucial for effective communication in dispatch situations, where brevity and clarity are vital. When a unit communicates a Code 28b, it allows other officers and dispatchers to clearly understand that there is no further action required regarding the specified subject.

The other codes mentioned, while they serve important functions in relay and operational procedures, denote different statuses: "No record" indicates a lack of information pertaining to a specific inquiry, "Mayor's family injured" reflects an emergency or critical situation regarding the mayor's family, and "Alarm out of service" communicates a technical status for an alarm system. Each code serves its unique purpose, but Code 28b distinctly conveys a lack of interest or involvement from law enforcement regarding a particular entity.