Which code should be used for an Other Disturbance not specifically categorized as family or juvenile?

Which code should be used for an Other Disturbance not specifically categorized as family or juvenile?

• A. 416B
• B. 416
• C. 417
• D. 418A

Answer: (A)

Disturbance calls are coded with a base number and a letter that flags the subtype. When the situation is a disturbance that isn’t specifically family-related or juvenile, the appropriate subtype is the B variant, giving the full code 416B. This designation tells responders it’s an Other Disturbance not fitting the family or juvenile categories, so the response can be properly triaged and handled as a non-family/juvenile disturbance. The other options either miss the subtype that identifies it as “Other” or point to different disturbance categories, so they don’t fit this scenario as accurately.

Disturbance calls are coded with a base number and a letter that flags the subtype. When the situation is a disturbance that isn’t specifically family-related or juvenile, the appropriate subtype is the B variant, giving the full code 416B. This designation tells responders it’s an Other Disturbance not fitting the family or juvenile categories, so the response can be properly triaged and handled as a non-family/juvenile disturbance. The other options either miss the subtype that identifies it as “Other” or point to different disturbance categories, so they don’t fit this scenario as accurately.