Explain how police categorize calls for service.
What will be an ideal response?
Not all calls for service are equal. As such, police departments categorize calls based on priority. While the categories and designations will vary by department, the concept remains the same; officers are dispatched to more serious calls first, and less serious calls as time permits. In some departments, less serious, nonemergency calls may not be handled by a mobile unit, but by some other method, like taking reports over the phone or via Internet.
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