In a scenario where a subject is present but not actively dangerous, which code fits?

In a scenario where a subject is present but not actively dangerous, which code fits?

• A. 1038
• B. 1037
• C. 1035
• D. 1040

Answer: (B)

When you want to signal a non-immediate threat, you choose a code that conveys that a subject is there but not actively dangerous. 1037 is the code that matches this situation exactly. It tells responding units that there’s no current danger requiring urgent, high-priority action, but there is still a need to stay situationally aware and proceed with normal procedures, keeping an eye on the subject. The other codes describe different levels or types of risk or different conditions, so they wouldn’t accurately fit a scenario where the subject is present but not actively dangerous.

When you want to signal a non-immediate threat, you choose a code that conveys that a subject is there but not actively dangerous. 1037 is the code that matches this situation exactly. It tells responding units that there’s no current danger requiring urgent, high-priority action, but there is still a need to stay situationally aware and proceed with normal procedures, keeping an eye on the subject.

The other codes describe different levels or types of risk or different conditions, so they wouldn’t accurately fit a scenario where the subject is present but not actively dangerous.