Which code indicates a suspicious person?

• A. 913
• B. 912
• C. 914
• D. 915

Answer: (B)

In this set of codes, each number is a quick label for a specific type of incident. The code assigned to a suspicious person is the one that signals a person who looks out of place or potentially dangerous, so responders know to approach with caution and treat it as a person-related alert rather than a vehicle or a general disturbance.

Why this code fits best: it communicates exactly the situation—there is a person causing suspicion—so dispatch and responding units can tailor their approach, gather the right details, and stay aware of indicators like location, description, behavior, and direction of travel. It also cues you to consider safety factors and to request backup if needed.

If you’re curious about the others, they describe different scenarios: a suspicious vehicle is noted separately, as is unknown trouble or a fight in progress. Those aren’t about a person who seems suspicious, so they aren’t the correct code for this situation.