Which code indicates Major Disturbance?

• A. Major Disturbance
• B. Random Gunfire
• C. Disturbance at a School
• D. Major Disturbance (Ambulance)

Answer: (A)

In this code set, the exact label matters—the term used is the code that communicates the intended incident type. The code that indicates a Major Disturbance is the plain phrase “Major Disturbance.” That is the official label for a large, disruptive event that requires a strong, multi-unit response.

The other options describe different situations or add qualifiers. Random Gunfire refers specifically to gunfire in the area; Disturbance at a School targets a school environment and has its own handling. “Major Disturbance (Ambulance)” signals medical involvement alongside the disturbance, which changes the designation from the standard Major Disturbance alone. So the plain Major Disturbance is the correct choice because it matches the exact code used to represent that incident type.