Police Dispatcher Practice Test

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What does the term "Till Tap" refer to in police dispatching?

To grab equipment from the vehicle
To grab money from the register
To alert officers about a robbery
To check in funds at a station

The correct answer is: To grab money from the register

The term "Till Tap" in police dispatching refers specifically to the action of grabbing money from the register. This term is often associated with theft or robbery scenarios where someone unlawfully accesses the cash drawer or register, typically in a retail setting. It is an important term for dispatchers to understand, as it helps them effectively communicate the nature of the incident to responding officers and inform them of the potential for a robbery in progress. Recognizing this terminology allows dispatchers to respond appropriately, ensuring that officers have the critical context needed for their safety and the safety of the public when approaching such an incident.