I'm a relatively newer dispatcher and I blew a hard drive on my computer and it wasn't backed up (I know, I know...I learned my lesson!!), so I lost a lot of info...
I had an extensive "cheat sheet" of many of the CJIS codes (example EW - Enter Warrant....R8 - Search by Registration....etc etc) that made it A LOT easier on the job...
If anyone has anything similar that they've typed out or have on file or no who might can you please email me or post here??
thanks
Posted by: Curious EMT
PM me your email address
Posted by: mtc
Why not just print the codes file off the LEAPS computer, and highlight the stuff you need?
Or refer to your handy dandy CJIS manual !!
Posted by: RMassPd
The info that you want is in Leaps or the CJIS book. Otherwise let me know and I can send you one
Posted by: SinePari
Anyone who LEGITIMATELY has access to LEAPS/CJIS can access the codes, via the help menu. I wouldn't be giving out any info to someone with TWO posts here.
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