If an article name is three words, the initials of the first two words and the first four letters or the last word must be used. Treat an article name containing two words as one word, using the first six letters. If the article name is one word of more than six letters, the first six letters must be used. NOTE: To enter a record for an item not listed in the Article Name dictionary, use the category code Y followed by the complete name of the article.
Lost or stolen items (Public Safety, Homeland Security, or Critical Items listed in the dictionary under Y and items not listed in the Article Name Viewing equipment (includes binoculars, microscopes, and rifle scopes) Sporting, camping, exercise, and recreational equipment
Radio, TV, and sound entertainment devices Office equipment (includes photocopiers and typewriters) Public Safety, Homeland Security, or Critical Infrastructure items of Special documents, food stamps, and tickets Items of identification (Nonpublic Safety, Homeland Security, or Critical The following alphabetic characters represent the major classifications of articles and will appear in the first position of each TYP Field code.Ĭamera, camera parts, and photography equipment
SECTION 1-TYPE (TYP) FIELD CODES 1.1 TYP FIELD CATEGORY CODES File Info : application/pdf, 1575 Pages, 5.91MB Document DocumentĭEVICE REPORT ncic-2000-code-manual-with-tous-incorporated NCIC 2000 Code Manual with TOUs incorporatedġ-TYPE (TYP) FIELD CODES 1.1 TYP FIELD CATEGORY CODES 1.2 TYP FIELD CODES ALPHABETICALLY BY ARTICLE NAME 1.3 TYP FIELD CODES ALPHABETICALLY BY CATEGORY THEN SORTED BY ARTICLE NAME 1.4 TYP FIELD CODES ALPHABETICALLY BY CODE
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