Code 38 maps to which incident?

• A. Meet Complainant
• B. Other
• C. Street Blockage
• D. Abandoned Child

Answer: (A)

Code 38 is used when an officer needs to arrange a face-to-face meeting with the person who filed the complaint. It signals “meet the complainant,” typically to take a statement, gather details, or provide follow-up information about the incident. This is a direct fit because the action centers on initiating and coordinating a meeting with the complainant themselves.

The other options describe different situations: street blockage refers to clearing an obstruction affecting traffic or access, which would use a code tied to road conditions or obstacles; abandoned child is a welfare or missing-person-type concern that would trigger its own set of codes and responses; and “Other” is a catch-all for incidents not covered by the standard codes. Since the scenario is specifically about arranging a meeting with the complainant, that aligns best with Meet Complainant.