Robbery in Progress - Pedestrian

• A. 36B
• B. 33R
• C. 34
• D. 36P

Answer: (D)

In this signaling system, incidents are coded with a number to indicate the type of crime and a letter to show the location or scene. When the description specifies a robbery in progress with pedestrians present, the code must combine that in-progress robbery with the pedestrian setting. The only code that exactly matches both parts is the one that uses the robbery-in-progress base with a pedestrian suffix. The other codes point to different locations or different incident types, so they don’t convey the same situation. Using the precise code helps dispatch and responding units understand that a robbery is actively occurring among pedestrians, which informs priorities and safety considerations for bystander safety, suspect tactics, and needed resources.