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Felix has just arrived on the scene of a suspected shooting. He radios back to dispatch to alert them of his arrival. Dispatch gives Felix a few additional
instructions based on new information from the 911 operator. Felix says, "10-4" and carefully moves
away from his vehicle towards the building. What
was Felix trying to tell dispatch?
O A. He saw an officer down and emergency medical services were needed.
O B.
He needed dispatch to send additional officers as backup.
â—‹ C.
He had sighted the suspect.
He received and understood the communication.



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Felix, by saying "10-4" to dispatch, was indicating that he received and understood the communication or instructions given to him based on the new information from the 911 operator. It is a code commonly used in radio communication to acknowledge the message and signal comprehension without needing to provide a lengthy response. In this context, "10-4" was Felix's way of confirming to dispatch that he got the additional instructions and was ready to act upon them. It is a way of ensuring clear and effective communication between Felix and dispatch without the need for elaboration or unnecessary back-and-forth exchange of words. So, the correct answer to the question is: C. He received and understood the communication.

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