1. Associate Chaplain is "On Call" unless they tell their Supervising Chaplain that
they are unavailable.

2. Emergency Call Outs will be made by the on-call Supervising Chaplain. The Supervising Chaplain will then call the Associate Chaplains needed and inform them
of the Emergency Call Out.

3. In all the activities that the Chaplains are involved in, they are to contact PCSO Dispatch (889-7870) and start a Chaplains Event and give their "One Charles"
number to the dispatch to ID yourself, when responding.

4. Chaplains will write an activity report at the end of each month logging their Chaplaincy activities and turn it into their Supervising Chaplain by the seventh of
each new month.
Chaplaincy Answering Service: 663-2427 (ONE CHAS)

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Things to know and do on your ride a long with any Police Unit:

1. Give Officer your 1 Charles Number.
2. Know your 10 codes.
3. Don't talk when the radio is talking.
4. Know where you are at, at all times. (Street Names)
5. Listen to the scanner to know what's happen around you.
6. Know how to operate the equipment inside the Police Unit.
        a. Radio
        b. Shot Gun Release & Shot Gun
        c. Sirens
        d. Spot Lights
        e. Scanner
7. Be prepared to help the Police Officer in "ANY" situation.
8. After each Emergency Call Out, ask dispatcher for the Event Number for your activity report.

 

Black Pants
Black Shoes you can run in. (black socks)
Chaplaincy Shirt: black, white or gray.
Chaplaincy Jacket
Pocket ID Badge
Small Bible
3 x 5 Cards
Latex Rubber Gloves
Hand Cuff Key

Reflective Arm Bands
Flash Light and extra batteries
Black Ink Pen
Ten Codes
Calling Cards
(These items can all fit into a small black belt pack)

4.  CHAPLAINCY CHAIN OF COMMAND FOR EMERGENCY CALL OUTS

 

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5.  LECPC SOBRIETY CHECK POINT INSTRUCTIONS

2. Report to the officer or deputy in charge.

3. Call PCSO dispatch and ask them to start a chaplains event for the DUI checkpoint:

A. Identify yourself - One Charles number.
B. Give the location of the DUI checkpoint.

4. Help set up cones, lights, coffee, etc...

5. The main function for the chaplains at the DUI checkpoints is to transport passengers of the arrested people to their home, when the car they are riding in has been impounded.

A. The officer or deputy will ask you to take a person home.
B. Ask this person for name and address. If the person is a juvenile also ask his or her age.
C. Call PCSO dispatch:

(1) identify yourself.
(2) tell them you are transporting a person to (give address). If it is a female say, "I am transporting a "x" to, and give address. Or, "I am transporting a juvenile to, and give address."
(3) give your starting mileage to the dispatcher.

D. At your destination, ask to use the telephone.

(1) call PCSO dispatch
(2) identify yourself
(3) give your ending mileage to the dispatcher.

TEN CODE:
10-1 Reception Poor
10-2 Reception Good
10-3 Change Channels
10-4 Message Received
10-5 Relay Traffic
10-6 Busy
10-7 Out of Service
10-7a Lunch Break
10-7c Coffee Break
10-8 In Service
10-9 Repeat
10-10 Off Duty
10-12 Radio not clear (DO NOT USE)
10-13 Weather/ Road Conditions
10-14 Convoy/ Escort
10-15 Prisoner in Custody
10-16 Pick up Prisoner
10-17 Pick up Paperwork
10-19 Return to Station/At Station
10-20 Location
10-21 Landline
10-22 Disregard
10-23 Stand By - Busy
10-25 Are you Clear to Copy Information?
10-26 Read to Copy Information
10-27 DDL Information
10-28 Registration Information
10-29 Check for Wanted
10-32 Set up Road Block
10-34a Assist Officer - URGENT/CODE 3
10-35 SEND BACK-UP
10-36F Wanted for FELONY
10-36M Wanted for MISDEMEANOR
10-37 Time Check
10-39 Message Delivered/ Contact Made
10-42 Residence
10-97 Arrived On Call
10-98 Cleared Call

ELEVEN CODE:
11-13 Injured Animal
11-13D Dead Animal
11-14 Suspicious Person/ Activity
11-15 Open Building/ Residence
11-17 Wires Down
11-24 Abandoned Vehicle
11-25 Traffic Hazard
11-26 Traffic Stop
11-40 Is Ambulance Needed?
11-41 Send Ambulance
11-42 Ambulance Not Needed
11-44 Coroner's Case
11-45 Major Disaster
11-46 Suicide Attempt
11-47 Injured Person
11-48 Transport
11-64 Sign Down
11-65 Signal Down
11-79 Injury Accident - Ambulance Enroute
11-80 Major Injury Accident
11-81 Accident - No Injury
11-83 Accident - No Details
11-84 Direct Traffic
11-85 Send Tow Truck
11-97 Meet Citizen
11-98 Meet Officer
11-99 OFFICER DOWN - GIVE LOCATION TO ALL UNITS

VEHICLE CODES:
10851 Stolen Auto
10851 Vehicle Tampering
14601 Revoked/Suspended License
20001 Hit & Run/Felony
20002 Hit & Run/Prop.Damage
23152 Drunk Driving
23153 Felony Drunk Driving
23103 Reckless Driving
22350 Speeding
21956 Ped. in Roadway
23109 Speed Contest
23221 Drinking in Vehicle
23222 Open Container/Passenger
23223 Open Container, Marijuana/Driver

PENAL CODES:
187 Murder
207 Kidnap
211 Robbery
240 Assault
242 Battery
261 Rape
245 Assault W/Deadly Weapon
288 Lewd & Lascivious W/Child
415 Dist the Peace
459 Burglary
487 Grand Theft
272 Contributing to a Minor
273a Child Neglect
594 Malicious Mischief
647 Disorderly Conduct
647F Drunk in Public
647G Prowling
314 Indecent Exposure
5150 Mental Case

FIRE CODES:
904 Fire
905 Fire Out