Which option corresponds to Special Assignment?

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Special Assignment is a status used to indicate a unit is dedicated to a non-routine, specialized task rather than their usual patrol or investigative duties. The correct choice uses the exact label that communicates this specific duty to dispatch and other units, signaling a focused assignment beyond routine work.

Routine Investigation describes standard follow-up work, not a special task. Out to the Station means the officer is unavailable or off duty, not engaged in a special assignment. City Court indicates the unit is at the courthouse for court-related duties, not a special assignment.