Which code maps to On view, officer just witnessed an incident?

Which code maps to On view, officer just witnessed an incident?

• A. PAGE 2
• B. ROLLOVER
• C. On view, officer just witnessed an incident
• D. P.O.

Answer: (C)

This item tests recognizing that a status message can be used as its own code label. When a dispatch system uses plain-language statuses as codes, the exact wording becomes the code. Here, the status that describes the situation is “On view, officer just witnessed an incident,” and using that exact phrase as the code communicates precisely what’s happening: the officer saw the incident firsthand and is on scene. The other options refer to different functions or codes (paging, rollover function, or an unrelated abbreviation) and don’t convey the observed-status information. So the exact phrase is the correct mapping.

This item tests recognizing that a status message can be used as its own code label. When a dispatch system uses plain-language statuses as codes, the exact wording becomes the code. Here, the status that describes the situation is “On view, officer just witnessed an incident,” and using that exact phrase as the code communicates precisely what’s happening: the officer saw the incident firsthand and is on scene. The other options refer to different functions or codes (paging, rollover function, or an unrelated abbreviation) and don’t convey the observed-status information. So the exact phrase is the correct mapping.