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ABANDONMENT OF REFRIGERATOR

Misc. Incident

Procedure

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ABANDONED VEHICLE (see VEHICLE TOW)

ABDUCTION, CHILD (If offender is a family member see [CHILDREN, OFFENSES INVOLVING]. If offender is not a family member see [KIDNAPPING].)

ABUSE & GROSS NEGLECT – Care Facility Resident - Abuse/

Neglect / Gross Neglect Long-Term Care Facility Resident (see also

BATTERY)

General

Offense

Other Offense Abuse/Neglect – Care Facility 500N

ACCIDENT, SERIOUS – Non-Traffic (see HOSPITALIZATION)

ADULTERY

General

Offense

Sex Offense Adultery 1572

AED-AUTOMATED EXTERNAL DEFIBRILLATOR (see Hospitalization report)

AIDS (see SEX OFFENSES)

ALARMS, Burglary, hold-up, etc. (Note: Bona fide offense requires

proper case report)

Misc. Incident

Procedure

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ANIMALS - Any animal

Abuse, Neglect, or Abandonment – beat, cruelly treat, torment,

starve, overwork, or otherwise abuse any animal; or abandon an animal

where it may become a public charge or may suffer injury, hunger, or

exposure. (copy to Animal Abuse Control Team)

General

Offense

Other Offense Animal Abuse/Neglect 501A

Animal Torture – infliction of extreme abuse intended to

increase/prolong the pain, suffering, or agony of an animal.

Aggravated Cruelty – intentionally commit an act that causes a

companion animal to suffer serious injury or death.

Animal Fighting – including all unlawful animal fighting involving

dogs, roosters, or other animals. (Specify animal type in the Box 58,

"Unusual Characteristics of Offense.")

Animal Fighting 1682

Bites

Animal and

Rabies Control

Animal Bite

Report

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Dangerous

Misc. Incident

Procedure

Destruction of animal by Police (See SPECIAL CASE REPORTING INDEX FOR "DE-ESCALATION, RESPONSE TO RESISTANCE, AND USE OF FORCE

INCIDENTS")

Removal/Impounding of Stray/Unlicensed/Injured/ Diseased by

Animal Control Center or private agency

Misc. Incident

Procedure

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ANNOYING PHONE CALLS (see TELEPHONE CALLS)

ARMED VIOLENCE (see PUBLIC PEACE VIOLATION) (For a listing of Category I and Category II weapons, see WEAPONS VIOLATIONS & RELATED OFFENSES.)

ARSON

Aggravated – Caused Bodily Harm General Offense

Arson Aggravated 1025

Aggravated – Persons Present

Other Offense

Attempt

1090

Attempt Arson

by Explosive By Explosive 1010

by Fire By Fire 1020

Possession of Chemical or Dry Ice Device (e.g., homemade chemical

bomb, etc.)

Possession – Chemical/Dry Ice

Device

1035

Possession of Explosive, Incendiary Device, etc. Possession – Explosive,

Incendiary Device

1030

Other Crime Involving Arson or Explosives Other Arson/Explosive Incident 5003

ARSON THREATS (see THREATS)

ASSAULT – without lawful authority, the offender engages in conduct which places victim in reasonable apprehension of receiving a battery.

Aggravated Assault

- offender armed with a handgun General Offense Assault Aggravated – Handgun 051A

- offender armed with other firearm Aggravated – Other Firearm 051B

- offender armed with a knife/cutting instrument

Aggravated – Knife of Cutting

Instrument

0520

- offender armed with other dangerous weapon capable of causing

death or great bodily harm

Aggravated – Other Dangerous

Weapon

0530

Aggravated Assault of a Police Officer (If victim is a Chicago Police Department member, a Tactical Response Report is required and Injury On Duty Reports may be

required.)

- offender armed with a handgun General Offense

Assault

Aggravated of a Police Officer –

Handgun

0550

- offender armed with other firearm Aggravated of a Police Officer –

Other Firearm

0551

Aggravated Assault of a Police Officer

- offender armed with a knife/cutting instrument General Offense

Assault

Aggravated of a Police Officer –

Knife or Cutting Instrument

0552

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AUTO THEFT (see THEFT - MOTOR VEHICLE)

BATTERY – without lawful authority, intentionally/knowingly makes physical contact of an insulting or provoking nature or causes bodily harm

Aggravated Battery

- shot victim with handgun General Offense Battery Aggravated – Handgun 041A

- shot victim armed with non-handgun firearm Aggravated – Other Firearm 041B

- cut or stabbed with a knife/cutting instrument Aggravated – Knife or Cutting

Instrument

0420

- injured victim with other dangerous weapon. Includes cases

where firearm used as bludgeoning instrument.

Aggravated – Other Dangerous

Weapon

0430

- offender used a caustic substance (heinous battery)

- offender not armed, but caused great bodily harm, or permanent

disability or disfigurement

Aggravated – Hands, fists, feet,

serious injury

0479

- offender not armed and victim not injured or with minor injuries

only; and either the offender was wearing a hood, mask, etc., or the

victim was pregnant or handicapped

Aggravated – Hands, fists, feet,

no/minor injury

0440

Aggravated Battery of a Police Officer (If victim is a Chicago Police Department member, a Tactical Response Report is required and Injury On Duty Reports may be

required.)

- shot with handgun General Offense Battery Aggravated of a Police Officer –

Handgun

0450

- shot with non-handgun firearm Aggravated of a Police Officer –

Other Firearm

0451

- cut with a knife/cutting instrument Aggravated of a Police Officer –

Knife or Cutting Instrument

0452

- injured victim with other dangerous weapon capable of causing

death or great bodily harm or offender used a caustic substance

(heinous battery)

Aggravated of a Police Officer

Other Dangerous Weapon

0453

- offender not armed, but caused great bodily harm, or permanent

disability or disfigurement

Aggravated of a Police Officer –

Hands, fists, feet serious injury

0461

- offender not armed and victim not injured or with minor injuries

only

Aggravated of a Police Officer –

Hands, fists, feet, no/minor injury

0454

Aggravated Battery of a Protected Employee includes a "teacher or school employee upon school grounds or grounds adjacent to a school or in any part of a building

used for school purposes, a peace officer, community policing volunteer, fireman, private security officer, correctional institution employee, or Department of Human Services

employee supervising or controlling sexually dangerous persons or sexually violent persons… a judge, emergency management worker, emergency medical services

personnel, or utility worker: (i) performing his or her official duties; (ii) battered to prevent performance of his or her official duties; or (iii) battered in retaliation for performing

his or her official duties…[a]n officer or employee of the State of Illinois, a unit of local government, or a school district, while performing his or her official duties, transit

employee performing his or her official duties, or a transit passenger… [a] taxi driver on duty… [a] merchant who detains the person for an alleged commission of retail theft

under Section 16-26 of this Code and the person without legal justification by any means causes bodily harm to the merchant… [a] person authorized to serve process under

Section 2-202 of the Code of Civil Procedure or a special process server appointed by the circuit court while that individual is in the performance of his or her duties as a

process server, [a] nurse while in the performance of his or her duties as a nurse, [a] merchant: (i) while performing his or her duties, including, but not limited to, relaying

directions for healthcare or safety from his or her supervisor or employer or relaying health or safety guidelines, recommendations, regulations, or rules from a Federal, State,

or local public health agency; and (ii) during a disaster declared by the Governor, or a state of emergency declared by the mayor of the municipality in which the merchant is

located, due to a public health emergency and for a period of 6 months after such declaration." See 720 ILCS 5/12-3.05-d.

- shot with a handgun General Offense Battery Aggravated of a Protected

Employee – Handgun

0480

- shot with a non-handgun firearm Aggravated of a Protected

Employee – Other Firearm

0481

- cut with a knife/cutting instrument Aggravated of a Protected

Employee – Knife or Cutting

Instrument

0482

- injured victim with other dangerous weapon capable of causing

death or great bodily harm.

0483

- offender armed with other dangerous weapon capable of causing

death or great bodily harm

Aggravated of a Police Officer –

Other Dangerous Weapon

0553

- offender not armed General Offense Assault Aggravated of a Police Officer-

Hands, fists, feet, no injury

0554

Aggravated Assault of a Protected Employee – (see also "Aggravated Assault of a Police Officer”). A “Protected Employee" includes a peace officer, community policing

volunteer, fireman, correctional officer, emergency medical technician, paramedic, ambulance driver, other medical assistance personnel, public transportation employee,

Illinois State or municipal corporation employee, teacher, school employee, park district employee on school/park district grounds/property, an employee of the State

Department. of Public Aid, County Department of Public Aid, Department of Human Services on public aid grounds/in a residence of a public aid applicant/recipient, while in

the performance of official duties, utility worker, or security officer, correctional institution employee, sports official or coach, a process server, or a special process server

appointed by the circuit court. For some protected employees, an aggravating assault includes conduct when the offender acts to prevent a "Protected Employee" from

performing his/her official duties or in retaliation for such performance or requires a location requirement. See 720 ILCS 5/12-2-b.

- offender armed with a handgun General Offense

Assault

Aggravated of a Protected

Employee – Handgun

0555

- offender armed with other firearm Aggravated of a Protected

Employee – Other Firearm

0556

- offender armed with a knife/cutting instrument Aggravated of a Protected

Employee – Knife of Cutting

Instrument

0557

- offender armed with other dangerous weapon capable of causing

death or great bodily harm

Aggravated – Other Dangerous

Weapon

0558

- offender not armed Aggravated of a Protected

Employee – Hands, Fists, Feet no

injury

0545

Simple Assault – Engages in conduct which places another in reasonable apprehension of receiving a battery; no dangerous weapon capable of causing death or great

bodily harm.

- victim NOT a Protected Employee or Police Officer General Offense

Assault

Simple 0560

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BATTERY – without lawful authority, intentionally/knowingly makes physical contact of an insulting or provoking nature or causes bodily harm

- offender used a caustic substance (heinous battery) Aggravated of a Protected

Employee – Other Dangerous

Weapon

- offender not armed, but caused great bodily harm, or permanent

disability or disfigurement

Aggravated of a Protected

Employee – Hands, fists, feet,

serious injury

0462

- offender not armed and victim not injured or with minor injuries

only

Aggravated of a Protected

Employee – Hands, fists, feet

no/minor injury

0484

Child, Aggravated Battery – Victim under age 13 (or severely or profoundly intellectually disabled person) suffers great bodily harm or permanent disability or

disfigurement; Offender is 18 years of age or older (if offender is a family member, see CHILDREN, OFFENSES INVOLVING and Domestic Battery in this section).

- Aggravated Battery of a Child General Offense Battery

Aggravated of a Child

0485

Child, Unborn, Aggravated Battery – Victim is an unborn child and offender, without legal justification, intentionally or knowingly causes bodily harm. (Does not include

acts committed during any lawful abortion as defined under the Illinois Abortion Law of 1975 – 720 ILCS 510.)

- Aggravated Battery of an Unborn Child (Unborn child suffered

great bodily harm or permanent disability or disfigurement.)

General Offense Battery Aggravated of Unborn Child 0487

- Battery of an Unborn Child Of an Unborn Child 0475

Domestic Battery — Causes bodily harm or makes physical contact with any family or household member. "Family or household member" is defined to include " spouses,

former spouses, parents, children, stepchildren, and other persons related by blood or by present or prior marriage, persons who share or formerly shared a common dwelling,

persons who have or allegedly have a child in common, persons who share or allegedly share a blood relationship through a child, persons who have or have had a dating or

engagement relationship, persons with disabilities and their personal assistants, and caregivers as defined in subsection (e) of Section 12-4.4a of the Criminal Code of 2012.

For purposes of this paragraph (3), neither a casual acquaintanceship nor ordinary fraternization between 2 individuals in business or social contexts shall be deemed to

constitute a dating relationship." 725 ILCS 5/112A-3. See also the definition of "Family and Household Member" under CHILDREN, OFFENSES INVOLVING.)

- Simple Domestic Battery General Offense Battery Domestic Battery – Simple 0486

- shot with a handgun Aggravated Domestic Battery –

Handgun

0488

- shot with non-handgun firearm Aggravated Domestic Battery –

Other Firearm

0489

- Cut with a knife/cutting instrument Aggravated Domestic Battery –

Knife/Cutting Instrument

0496

- Injured victim with other dangerous weapon capable of causing

death or great bodily harm.

Aggravated Domestic Battery –

Other Dangerous Weapon

0497

- offender not armed and used only hands, fists, feet but caused

serious injury to victim

Aggravated Domestic Battery –

Hands, fists, feet serious injury

0498

Senior Citizen, Aggravated Battery – Victim a person 60 years of age or older and offender, without legal justification, intentionally or knowingly causes great bodily

harm or permanent disability or disfigurement. (See also ABUSE & NEGLECT: Care Facility Resident.)

- Aggravated Battery of a Senior Citizen General Offense Battery Aggravated of Senior Citizen 0495

Simple Battery – without legal authority, knowingly/ intentionally (and absent other aggravating factors) while NOT armed with a dangerous weapon capable of causing

death or great bodily harm:

- causes bodily harm resulting in no or minor injury General Offense Battery

Simple 0460

- makes physical contact of an insulting or provoking nature

BEACHES - Prohibition of Glass Objects

Misc. Incident

Procedure

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BEGGING OR SOLICITING FUNDS ON PUBLIC WAY

Misc. Incident

Procedure

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BIGAMY

General Offense Sex Offense

Bigamy

1576

Marrying a Bigamist Marrying a Bigamist 1578

BOGUS CHECK (see DECEPTIVE PRACTICES)

BOMB THREATS (see THREATS)

BRIBERY AND RELATED OFFENSES

Athletic Contest (see "Bribery in Contests," GAMBLING & RELATED OFFENSES)

Bribery of Public Officer, Public Employee, Juror, or Witness (Inc.

Police Officer)

General Offense Interference

with Public

Officer

Bribery 3910

Failure to Report a Bribe of Public Officer, Public Employee, or Juror

(Inc. Police Officer)

BURGLARY

- Home Invasion – Offender without authority enters the dwelling

place of another; knowing persons are present or remains in such a

dwelling or has reason to know that persons are present and armed

with a dangerous weapon threatens the imminent use of force; or

causes any injury; or discharges a firearm.

General Offense Burglary Home Invasion 0650

- Motor Vehicle, Burglary - used only for a burglary from a motor

vehicle (not a Boat or Airplane), when the vehicle is not taken. For thefts

from a motor vehicle see the section "Theft from Motor Vehicle".

Burglary From Motor Vehicle 0760

-Non-Residential – Forcible Entry Forcible Entry 0610

- Unlawful Entry Unlawful Entry – No Force 0620

- Attempt Forcible Entry (*see also Item D-1 in the Incident

Reporting Guide - CPD-63.451 introduction in the DDS)

Attempt Forcible Entry 0630

Residential Burglary – Forcible Entry Forcible Entry 0610

- Unlawful Entry Unlawful Entry – No

Force

0620

- Attempt Residential (*see also Item D-1 in the Incident Reporting

Guide - CPD-63.451 introduction in the DDS)

Attempt Forcible Entry 0630

BURGLARY TOOLS, POSSESSION OF

General Offense Other Offense Possession of Burglary Tools 4310

CANCELLATION OF R.D. NUMBER - Used only after an RD number has been obtained in error (e.g., a duplicate RD inadvertently obtained for the same offense).

Cancellation General Offense Cancellation Cancellation 9999

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Vice Cancellation Vice -- Vice Cancellation 9998

CARNIVAL, PERMIT TO OPERATE

Misc. Incident

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CHILDREN, OFFENSES INVOLVING

NOTE: For this section "Family and Household Member" means: Parent, brother, sister, grandparent, former spouse or other family member (whole/half blood, step or

adopted); Other relative by blood or marriage including aunt, uncle, niece, nephew, or cousin; Foster parent or guardian; Any person responsible for the child's welfare

within the child's home environment including caregiver in the home; Or any individual residing in the same home as the child regardless of duration (Refer also to 720 ILCS

5/12 & 325 ILCS 5/3.).

Billiard Room – Person under 18 years of age

General Offense Offense

Involving

Children

Other Offense 1780

Child Abduction – Offender intentionally conceals from the custodial

parent, detains, or removes from the jurisdiction of the court a child in

violation of a court order or process.

Child Abduction 1790

Child Abandonment – Child under 13 years of age

Child Abandonment 1755

Child Abuse/Cruelty to Children by a Family Member (see

definition of "Family Member" above). NOTE: If offender is not a family

member, see BATTERY and BATTERY, Child, Aggravated.

General Offense Offense

Involving

Children

Child Abuse 1750

Criminal Sexual Abuse of a Child by a Family Member (see

definition of "Family Member" above)

Criminal Sexual Abuse by Family

Member

1751

- Aggravated Aggravated Criminal Sexual

Abuse by Family Member

1752

Criminal Sexual Assault of a Child by a Family Member (see

definition of "Family Member" above)

Sexual Assault of Child by

Family Member

1753

- Aggravated Aggravated Sexual Assault of

Child by Family Member

1754

Contributing to the Delinquency (Misdemeanor) – willfully cause,

aid, or encourage a child to be delinquent

Contribute to Delinquency of

Child

1720

Contributing to Criminal Delinquency (Felony) – Offender over age

21, with the intent to promote the commission of a felony or

misdemeanor, solicits, compels, or directs a juvenile in the commission

of the offense.

Contribute to Criminal

Delinquency of a Juvenile

1725

Contributing to Dependency or Neglect by Parent or Guardian

Endangering Life/Health Child 1710

Curfew – Minor out after curfew

Curfew Violation

Report

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Endangering Life or Health of a Child

General Offense Offense

Involving

Children

Endangering Life/Health Child 1710

Employment in Pawn Shop – under 16 years of Age (Report copy to

Vice Control Section)

Other Offense 1780

Gaming Devices - minor playing with

Other Offense 1780

Grooming — "[T]o distribute photographs depicting the sex organs

of the child, or to otherwise engage in any unlawful sexual conduct with

a child or with another person believed by the person to be a child. As

used in this Section, “child” means a person under 17 years of age." 720

ILCS 5/11-25

Distribution Photograph

Depicting Sex Organs of Child

1519

Harboring a Runaway

Harbor Runaway 1791

Juvenile Prostitution & Related Offenses (see PROSTITUTION & RELATED OFFENSES)

Minor Distributes or Disseminates Pornographic Visual Depictions

of Another Minor - when a minor electronically distributes sexually

suggestive pictures or images to another minor using computer or

electronic communication device See 705 ILCS 405/3-40.

General Offense Offense

Involving

Children

Minor Distributes Indecent Visual

Depiction Of Another Minor Via

Electronic Device

1726

Pornography of Children — Any person who solicits or engages

any child under 18 years (or severely or profoundly intellectually

disabled person) to act, pose, or otherwise perform for any type of

pornographic production.

General Offense Offense

Involving

Children

Child Pornography 1582

Pornography, Sale to Children (see SEX OFFENSES – Obscenity & Related Offenses)

Possession of Pornographic Print by commercial film/photographic

print processor depicting child under the age of 18

General Offense Offense

Involving

Children

Possession of Pornographic Print 1537

Runaway (see MISSING PERSON)

Sexual Exploitation of a Child (see SEX OFFENSES – Obscenity & Related Offenses)

Tobacco Products – Sale to a Minor

General Offense Offense

Involving

Children

Sale of Tobacco Products to

Minors

1715

Truancy

School Absentee -- -- --

Unlawful Employment of Child (under 14 years of age). "Unlawful

Employment" refers to the exhibit, use, or employ in any manner for the

service or purpose of entertainment.

- Inducing Unlawful Employment of Child (under 14 years of age)

Unlawful Publications, Sale to Minors – Stories or Pictures of

Bloodshed, Lust or Crime (includes lend, give, show, advertise)

General Offense Offense

Involving

Children

Other Offense 1780

Unlawful Sale of Travel Ticket to Minor

Unlawful Sale of Travel Ticket to

Minor

1775

Unlawful Visitation Interference – Use only in sole custody

situations involving family members who do not have joint custody. For

Non-Family Members, see KIDNAPPING. In joint custody cases, no

report is required – refer the parties to the court issuing the custody

order.

Other Offense 1780

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CIVIL RIGHTS VIOLATION - Non-criminal incident (see also HATE

CRIMES)

Information

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COIN OPERATED DEVICE (see LICENSE VIOLATIONS)

COMPELLING CONFESSION (also see INTIMIDATION)

General Offense Intimidation Compelling Confession 3980

COMPLAINT BY CITIZEN - Received at district station, no case report required. See General Order entitled "Complaint and Disciplinary Procedures."

CONFIDENCE GAME (see DECEPTIVE PRACTICES)

COUNTERFEITING (see DECEPTIVE PRACTICE)

CREDIT CARDS, Illegal Use (see DECEPTIVE PRACTICES & RELATED OFFENSES)

CRIMINAL DAMAGE TO PROPERTY & RELATED OFFENSES (see also DAMAGE TO PROPERTY - NON-CRIMINAL)

Criminal Damage to Property (see also Criminal Defacement and the

other codes in this section)

General Offense Criminal

Damage

To Property 1310

Criminal Damage to Vehicle (Does not include Attempt Auto Theft) To Vehicle 1320

Criminal Damage to State Supported Property To State Supp. Property 1340

Criminal Damage to City of Chicago Property To City of Chicago Property 1345

Criminal Damage to Fire Fighting Apparatus, Hydrants, or Equipment General Offense Criminal

Damage

To Fire Fighting Apparatus,

Equipment

1370

Criminal Damage or Obstruction to Telegraph or Telephone

Equipment

To Property 1370

Criminal Damage to Library (not City of Chicago Property) Library Vandalism 1265

Criminal Defacement (Offender uses paint or similar substance,

writing instrument, etching tool, or similar device.)

Criminal Defacement 1305

Defacing a House of Worship Institutional Vandalism 1375

Defacing a Cemetery Or School

CRIMINAL REGISTRATION OFFENSES

Arsonist Offender Registration Violations

Arsonists Duty to Register – An Arsonist, upon release from court,

prison, or other institution, will be advised of his/her responsibility to

had a duty to register and failed to do so.

General Offense

Other Offense Arsonist: Duty to Register 5120

Arsonists Duty to Register Annually – Any person who is required to

law enforcement agency in which he/she last registered within one year

from the date of last registration and every year thereafter.

Arsonist: Annual Registration 5121

Arsonist Duty to Report Change of Address – Arsonist failed to notify

the local law enforcement agency, in person, of his/her change of

residence address, place of employment, or school.

Arsonist: Fail to Register New

Address

5122

Gun Offender Registration Violations

Convicted gun offenders must register within 5 days of either (1)

release from imprisonment, or (2) sentencing, if the sentence does not

include imprisonment.

General Offense Other Offense Gun Offender: Duty to Register 5110

Convicted gun offenders following initial registration, must re-register

annually, for a period of time specified in 8-26-030.

Gun Offender: Annual

Registration

5111

Convicted gun offender shall report any change in information

required by this chapter with 5 days of such change.

Gun Offender: Duty to Report

Change of Information

5112

Gun Offender Notification Visit – No Contact Non-Criminal

Gun Offender Notification – No

Contact

5113

Gun Offender Notification – Contact Gun Offender Notification –

Contact

5115

Sex Offender - Registration/Zone Violations

Sex Offender failure to register – A sex offender, upon release from

a court, prison, or other institution, will be advised of his/her

responsibility to register, as stated in the Sex Offender Registration Act.

Offender had a duty to register and failed to do so.

General Offense Other Offense Sex Offender : Fail to Register 4650

Sex Offender failure to Register Change of Address – Offender

failed to notify the local law enforcement agency of his/her change of

address

Sex Offender : Fail to Register

New Address

4651

Sex Offender violation of Prohibited Zone – Offender violated

prohibited zone (e.g., school, park, etc.)

Sex Offender : Prohibited Zone 4652

Child Murderer and Violent Offender Against Youth Registration Violations (See 730 ILCS 154/5 for definition of a youth under this section)

Child Murderer and Violent Offender Against Youth – Upon release

from court, prison, or other institution, will be advised of his/her

responsibility to register, in person, as stated in the Child Murder and

Violence Against Youth Registration Act. Offender had a duty to register

and failed to.

General Offense Other Offense Violent Offender : Duty to

5130

Child Murderer and Violent Offender Against Youth – Any person who is

required to register under the Child Murderer and Violent Offender

Against Youth Registration Act shall report in person to the Law

Enforcement Agency in which he/she last registered within one year

from the date of last registration and every year thereafter.

Violent Offender : Annual

Registration

5131

Child Murderer and Violent Offender Against Youth – A child murderer

and Violent offender against youth failed to notify the local law

enforcement agency, in person, of his/her change of residence address,

place of employment, or school.

Violent Offender : Fail to

5132

CRIMINAL SEXUAL ASSAULT (see SEX OFFENSES)

CRIMINAL TRANSMISSION OF HIV (See SEX OFFENSES)

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CRIMINAL TRESPASS - To:

Airport Property General Offense Criminal

Trespass

To Airport 1335

Land – private or public property after receiving oral or written notice

that such entry is forbidden.

To Land 1330

Residence To Residence 1365

Railroad Track To Land 1330

State Supported Land To State Supported Land 1350

Vehicle – no theft or damage To Vehicle 1360

CURFEW VIOLATION (See CHILDREN,OFFENSES INVOLVING)

DAMAGE TO PROPERTY - NON-CRIMINAL

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DECEASED PERSONS (see HOSPITALIZATION CASE REPORT & RELATED INCIDENTS)

DECEPTIVE PRACTICES & RELATED OFFENSES

*NOTE: Charging is not always consistent with reporting guidelines. For assistance with charging, contact the appropriate Bureau of Detective Area for clarification.

Bogus Check – Check written: Non-Sufficient Funds

Worthless

Document

Deceptive

Practice

Bogus Check 1110

Cable Television Offense

General Offense Pay TV Service Offense 1245

Cash Card-Possession of Cash Dispensing Machine I.D. Card with

Intent to Defraud

Illegal Possession of Cash Card 1151

Cash Card-Illegal Use of Cash Dispensing Machine

Illegal Use of Cash Card 1152

Coin-operated machines – Possession of Keys or Device to Coin

Operated Machine

Possession of Keys or Device to

Coin Operated Machine

1230

Computer Related Offenses

Unlawful Use of Computer – Computer Tampering or Unauthorized

Access

General Offense Deceptive

Practice

Unlawful Use of Computer 1240

Aggravated Computer Tampering – Causes disruption of or

interference with vital services or operations of State or Local

Government or Public Utility

Aggravated Computer

Tampering

1241

Computer Fraud – Unauthorized access as part of scheme for the

purpose of fraud or deception

Computer Fraud 1242

Confidence Games, e.g., Pigeon Drop, Handkerchief Game, Penny

Matching, 3 Card Monte, Telephone Tout, Envelope Switch, etc.

Fraud or Confidence Game 1130

*Counterfeit Check – Illegal manufacture by computer, photocopy,

or any other means

Worthless

Document

Counterfeit Check 1122

*Counterfeit Document – includes currency, worthless bills, food

stamps, etc. (not including checks)

Counterfeiting Document 1121

Credit Card – Illegal use of Stolen, Lost, Fictitious Credit Card

General Offense Deceptive

Practice

Credit Card Fraud 1150

- Illegal use by card holder to defraud issuer

Deceptive Altering or Sale of Coins

General Offense Deceptive

Practice

Alter Coins 1160

Deceptive Collection Practices

Deceptive Collection Practices 1185

Embezzlement

Embezzlement 1140

False Pretenses – with the intent to defraud

Fraud or Confidence Game 1130

Financial Exploitation of an Elderly or Disabled Person –

offender uses position of trust to obtain control over property through

deception or intimidation.

Financial Exploitation of

Elderly/Disabled

1195

Financial Identity Theft - Knowingly uses any personal identifying information/documents of another person to obtain credit, money, goods, services, or other property.

- Over $300 General Offense Deceptive

Practice

Financial Identity Theft Over

$300

1153

- $300 and Under Financial Identity Theft $300 &

Under

1154

- Aggravated (Offender steals the identity of a person 60 years of

age or a disabled person.)

Aggravated Financial Identity

Theft

1155

- Offender unsuccessfully attempts to obtain victim's identity

including from bank/financial institution, credit comp, etc. by unlawful

means.

Attempt – Financial Identity

Theft

1156

*Forgery – Forged Signature & Other Illegal Alteration of Original

Documents, e.g., altered will, deed, public records, receipts,

checks, etc.

Worthless

Document

Deceptive

Practice

Forgery 1120

False Information — Certification, Licensing, Criminal

Background, Employment Information — occurs when a person

furnishes false information regarding professional certification,

licensing, criminal background, or employment history for the 5 years

immediately preceding the date of application on an application for

employment with the agency if the position of employment requires or

provides opportunity for contact with persons with mental illness or

developmental disabilities. See 720 ILCS 5/17-8.3(a).

General Offense Deceptive

Practice

False Info — Certification,

Licensing Criminal Background,

Employment

1197

Impersonation for Profit – (See also FALSE PERSONATION for Impersonating a Peace Officer and other officials for purposes other than profit.)

- Impersonating veteran, member of police, fraternal, or veteran's org.

– use words "Chicago Police," etc., "Cook County Sheriff," etc., "police,"

etc., for purposes of soliciting financial contributions or profit. (see also

FALSE PERSONATION)

General Offense Deceptive

Practice

Impersonation 1170

Insurance Fraud

Insurance Fraud 1135

INCIDENT REPORTING GUIDE / CHICAGO POLICE DEPARTMENT

INCIDENT

REPORT TO

BE USED

OFFENSE/INCIDENT CLASSIFICATION

OFFENSE

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DECEPTIVE PRACTICES & RELATED OFFENSES

Interference with Public Utility, Unlawful – impairs or interrupts

utility service/supply, or diverts service/supply, or installs/removes

device for this purpose.

Theft of Labor/Services 1210

Library Theft – Knowingly removes library materials without

authorization.

Library Theft 1260

Money Laundering – engage in/attempt a financial transaction to

conceal the nature, location, source, ownership, or control of criminally

derived property.

Other Offense Money Laundering 4800

Stolen Property – possess/buy/sell/receive stolen property

Deceptive

Practice

Stolen Property – Buy/ Receive/

Possess

1200

Stolen Property — uses or accesses the internet with the intent of

selling property gained through unlawful means. See 720 ILCS 5/16-

40(a).

General Offense Other Offense Internet Offenses — Intent of

Online Sale of Stolen Property

1145

Stolen Property —

A person commits electronic fencing when he or

she sells stolen property using the internet, knowing that the property

was stolen. A person who unknowingly purchases stolen property over

the internet does not violate this Section. See 720 ILCS 5/16-40(c).

General Offense Other Offense Internet Offenses — Electronic

Fencing

1147

Telephone – Use of Slugs in Pay Telephone

General Offense

Deceptive

Practice

Theft of Labor/Services 1210

Theft of Labor, Service or Use of Property – e.g., failure to pay

cab fare, avoiding payment of C.T.A. fare (jumping turnstile, entering

rear door of bus, etc.)

Theft of Labor/Services 1210

Theft by Lessee, Non-Motor Vehicle – Rental Property, e.g., video

cassettes, home repair equipment, business machines, etc.

Theft by Lessee, Non-Motor

Vehicle

1205

Theft by Lessee, Motor Vehicle – Rental Property

Theft by Lessee, Motor Vehicle 1206

Theft of Lost or Mislaid Property – C.T.A. Badge, Identification, or

any property for which the ownership can reasonably be determined.

Theft of Lost or Mislaid Property 1220

Theft by Deception – with intent to defraud: makes/directs

false/deceptive statements, or possesses stolen/fraudulently obtained

checks, etc.

Fraud or Confidence Game 1130

Unidentifiable Recording Sound – profit from sound/audio visual

recordings not identified by manufacturer.

Unidentifiable Recording Sound 1255

Unlawful Use of Recorded Sounds – profit from authorized sale,

use, etc. of recorded sounds/video.

Unlawful Use of Recorded

Sound

1235

Utility Company Meter or Counting Device – tamper with

Theft of Labor/Services 1210

Videotaping, Unauthorized — for all violations of unauthorized

videotaping other than as described in 720 ILCS 5/26-4 (a-10), and

includes the unauthorized placement of a video recording device or

recording inside of a residence. See 720 ILCS 5/26-4.

Unauthorized Videotaping 1261

Videotaping, Unauthorized Video Recording and Live Video — It

is unlawful for any person to knowingly make a video record or transmit

live video of another person's intimate parts for the purpose of viewing

the body of or the undergarments worn by that other person without

that person's consent. For the purposes of this subsection (a-10),

“intimate parts” means the fully unclothed, partially unclothed, or

transparently clothed genitals, pubic area, anus, or if the person is

female, a partially or fully exposed nipple, including exposure through

transparent clothing. See 720 ILCS 5/26-4 (a-10).

General Offense

Deceptive

Practice

Unauthorized Video

Recording/Transmitting Live

Video Under or Through

Another's Clothes To View

Undergarments or Body

1262

Videotaping, Unauthorized Recording Device Placement — It is

unlawful for any person to place or cause to be placed a device that

makes a video record or transmits a live video in a restroom, tanning

bed, tanning salon, locker room, changing room, or hotel bedroom with

the intent to make a video record or transmit live video of another

person without that person's consent. See 720 ILCS 5/26-4 (a-15).

General Offense

Deceptive

Practice

Placing Video

Recording/Transmitting Device

in Restroom, Tanning

Bed/Salon, Locker-room,

Changing Room, Hotel

Bedroom

1263

Welfare Fraud — in committing public benefits fraud by using the

United States Postal Service, or with any private or other mail,

package, or delivery service or system.

General Offense

Deceptive

Practice

Public Aid Wire and Mail Fraud

— Via Mail, Package, or

Delivery System

1101

Welfare Fraud - in committing public benefits fraud by using any

means other than using the United States Postal Service, or with any

private or other mail, package, or delivery service or system.

General Offense

Deceptive

Practice

Public Aid Wire and Mail Fraud -

Knowingly Directs or Causes

Communication to Unlawfully

Obtain Public Aid

1102

Welfare Fraud - state benefits — obtains or attempts to obtain

money or benefits from the State of Illinois, from any political

subdivision thereof, or from any program funded or administered in

whole or in part by the State of Illinois or any political subdivision

thereof through the knowing use of false identification documents or

through the knowing misrepresentation of his or her age, place of

residence, number of dependents, marital or family status, employment

status, financial status, or any other material fact upon which his

eligibility for or degree of participation in any benefit program might be

based. See 720 ILCS 5/17-6.

General Offense

Deceptive

Practice

State Benefits Fraud 1187

INCIDENT REPORTING GUIDE / CHICAGO POLICE DEPARTMENT

INCIDENT

REPORT TO

BE USED

OFFENSE/INCIDENT CLASSIFICATION

OFFENSE

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DECEPTIVE PRACTICES & RELATED OFFENSES

Welfare Fraud — Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) - knowingly

uses, acquires, possesses, or transfers WIC Food Instruments or

authorizations to participate in WIC in any manner not authorized by

law or the rules of the Illinois Department of Public Health or

Department of Human Services. Or a person knowingly possesses,

with intent to commit a misdemeanor or felony, another person's

identification document issued by the Illinois Department of Public

Health or Department of Human Services. See 720 ILCS 5/17-6.3.

General Offense Deceptive

Practice

WIC Fraud 1192

Welfare Fraud — Public aid wire fraud, in the use of wire, radio, or

television. See 720 ILCS 5/17-9(a).

General Offense Deceptive

Practice

Public Aid Wire and Mail Fraud

— Via Wire, Radio, Television

1199

DISORDERLY CONDUCT – any act in unreasonable manner as to

alarm or disturb another and to provoke a breach of peace.

Misc. Incident

Procedure

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Ball Playing, Unlawful, Discarding Object in Public Place of

Amusement, Parks, Playgrounds, and Airports, Rag

Picking/Peddling/Junk Collecting

DISTURBING PLACES OF WORSHIP – (also see HATE CRIME)

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE (see BATTERY, VIOLATION BAIL BOND-DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, VIOLATION OF ORDER OF PROTECTION, and OTHER OFFENSES

DRINKING – Alcoholic Liquor on Public Way or in or about any Motor

Vehicle upon a Public Way

Misc. Incident

Procedure

-- -- --

DRIVER'S LICENSE

Found - Driver's License Only (not wallet or with other items

having real or intrinsic value). (See LOST/FOUND PROPERTY for

items of real/intrinsic value.)

Misc. Incident

Exception Report

-- --

Lost - Driver's License ONLY (not wallet or contents) Citizen will also

be advised to report loss to branch office of the Secretary of State,

Motor Vehicle Div.

DUMPING GARBAGE

On Property of Others OR Fly Dumping Misc. Incident

Procedure

-- --

On Public Way

Dumping of Solid or Liquid Waste

EAVESDROPPING

General Offense Other Offense Eavesdropping 500E

EMBEZZLEMENT (see DECEPTIVE PRACTICES & RELATED OFFENSES)

ESCAPE (see INTERFERENCE WITH POLICE OFFICER, PUBLICS PROCESSES & RELATED OFFENSES)

EXCAVATIONS & RELATED OFFENSES

Protective fencing or covering required Misc. Incident

Procedure

-- -- --

Fencing Around Excavation

Unlawful Excavations (sod removal)

EXPLOSIVES & RELATED OFFENSES

Advertisement or Sale of Fireworks, Unlawful General Offense Public Peace

Violation

Sell/Advertise Fireworks 3000

Possession of Explosives Arson Possession – Explosives,

Incendiary Device

1030

Sale of Explosives to any Person under 18 Years of Age Other Offense Other Arson/Explosive Incident 5003

Use or Possession of Fireworks, Unlawful Misc. Incident

Procedure

-- -- --

Transportation of Explosives on Public Conveyance General Offense Other Offense Other Arson/Explosive Incident 5003

EXPLOSION/BOMB THREATS (see THREATS, BOMB)

FALSE PERSONATION (Also see DECEPTIVE PRACTICES & RELATED OFFENSES – Impersonation for Profit)

- of Attorney, Judicial or Governmental Official

General Offense Interference with

Public Officer

Interference Judicial Process 3800

- of a Peace Officer (including police officer)

- of a Peace Officer, Aggravated - false personation while

attempting to commit any other felony

FALSE REPORT

- of any offense to a police officer, except reported Theft or

Conversion of a Motor Vehicle

General Offense Public Peace

Violation

False Police Report 2860

- of Theft or Conversion of a Motor Vehicle (misappropriation of

personal property for personal use e.g., rental car) to a police officer

Other Offense Other Vehicle Offense 5002

- of Bomb or Explosive to a police officer Public Peace

Violation

False Police Report 2860

FIREARM DISCHARGE

NOTE: Firearm discharge codes to be used by Bureau of Detectives only, upon investigation of all Department member firearm discharge incidents not

resulting in a fatality.

Destruction of animal by police - with firearm (See SPECIAL CASE REPORTING INDEX FOR " DE-ESCALATION, RESPONSE TO RESISTANCE, AND USE OF

FORCE INCIDENTS ")

Fatal Gunshot Injury (See HOSPITALIZATION CASE REPORT & RELATED INCIDENTS – LAW ENFORCEMENT RELATED)

Gunshot Injury – Non-fatal gunshot injury sustained following

law enforcement use of deadly force - Includes injuries sustained by

a third party.

General Offense

Law Enforcement

/ Non-Fatal

Firearm

Discharge

Gunshot Injury

5140

No Gunshot Injury – Law enforcement firearm discharge, no gunshot

injury sustained.

No Gunshot Injury

5141

INCIDENT REPORTING GUIDE / CHICAGO POLICE DEPARTMENT

INCIDENT

REPORT TO

BE USED

OFFENSE/INCIDENT CLASSIFICATION

OFFENSE

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Unintentional discharge / gunshot injury - Includes injuries sustained

by a third party; the injury need not be sustained by the subject.

Unintentional Discharge /

Gunshot Injury

5142

Unintentional discharge / no injury

Unintentional Discharge / No

Injury

5060

FIRE RELATED (see ARSON if appropriate)

False Fire Alarm – Accidental/Not bona fide Misc. Incident

Procedure

-- -- --

False Fire Alarm – Deliberate act General Offense Public Peace

Violation

False Fire Alarm 2840

Real Property – Damage by fire or explosion Non-Criminal Damage to Real Property –

Fire/Explosion

5091

Personal Property – damage by fire or explosion Damage to Personal Property

– Fire/Explosion

5090

Fire occurred – No real property involved, personal property has little

or no monetary value

Misc. Incident

Exception Report

-- -- --

Burning leaves or refuse and bonfires restricted Misc. Incident

Procedure

No bona fide incident – Fire Reported, no fire or explosion has

occurred, fire apparatus has left the scene

FORCIBLE DETENTION – Holding a hostage to obtain performance by a Third Party (See KIDNAPPING)

FORGERY (see DECEPTIVE PRACTICES)

FORNICATION (see SEX OFFENSES – Obscenity & Related Offenses)

FOUND PROPERTY (see LOST/FOUND PROPERTY)

FRAUD (see DECEPTIVE PRACTICES)

GAMBLING & RELATED OFFENSES

Animal Fighting – including all unlawful animal fighting involving

dogs, roosters, or other animals. (Specify animal type in the case

report)

General Offense Other Offense Animal Fighting 1682

Bribery in Contests – any professional or amateur athletic contest, sporting event, or exhibition. See 720 ILCS 5/29 for additional information.

-Offering a Bribe Vice

Gambling

Sports Tampering 1633

-Accepting a Bribe

Vice Gambling Person Participating In,

Officiating, or Connected With a

Contest Accepts Bribe To Not

Use Best Efforts

1683

-Failure to report a Bribe Vice Gambling Bribery in athletic contests —

Failure to report bribe

1684

Bolita or Boli Pul

Office Vice

Gambling

Bolita or Boli Pul/Office 1620

Runner Bolita or Boli Pul/Runner 1621

Writer Bolita or Boli Pul/Writer 1622

Station Bolita or Boli Pul/Station 1623

Bookmaking

Horses Vice

Gambling

Bookmaking/Horses 1610

Sports Bookmaking/Sports 1611

Charitable Games Violation

Violation Charitable Game Act 1650

Failure to obtain federal gambling stamp

Stamp

1640

Game

Cards Vice

Gambling

Game/Cards 1651

Dice Game/Dice 1661

Amusement Device Game/Amusement Device 1670

Other Other 1680

Lottery

Pari-Mutuel (lottery consisting of three numbers, winning numbers

determined by using amounts wagered at certain race tracks)

Vice

Gambling

Lottery/Pari-Mutuel 1624

Parlay Cards (cards covering major sporting events- football,

baseball, hockey, basketball, etc. – point spread is listed for each

individual game with the odds being defined, bettor to select three or

more teams correctly to win)

Lottery/Parlay Cards 1681

National Lotteries (Irish Sweepstakes, Puerto Rican or Mexican

National Lottery, etc.)

National Lottery 1625

Illegal Illinois Lottery Illegal Illinois Lottery 1626

Other Lottery/Other 1627

"Policy Game" – Syndicated Gambling

House book (fixed location where bets are accepted for only one

wheel)

Vice

Gambling

Policy/Housebook 1690

Station (fixed location where bets are accepted for more than one

wheel)

Policy/Station 1691

Runner (policy wheel employee who picks up bets from policy

stations and writers)

Policy/Runner 1692

Turn-In (location where policy runners turn in the bets they have

taken)

Policy/Turn-In 1693

Office (action taken against the headquarters or operators of a

policy wheel)

Policy/Office 1694

INCIDENT REPORTING GUIDE / CHICAGO POLICE DEPARTMENT

INCIDENT

REPORT TO

BE USED

OFFENSE/INCIDENT CLASSIFICATION

OFFENSE

CODE

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GAMBLING & RELATED OFFENSES

Press (an incident when policy printing press is seized) Policy Press 1695

Wheel (location where winning numbers are pulled from a keg) Policy/Wheel 1696

Other Policy/Other 1697

Wire room (a place where wagers on horse races or other sporting events are taken over the telephone from handbooks or individual bettors known to the operator)

Horses Vice

Gambling

Wireroom/Horses 1630

Sports Wire room/Sports 1631

Numbers Wire room/Numbers 1632

Other – any form not covered above Other 1680

HARASSMENT (also see TELEPHONE CALLS or STALKING)

Harassment by Electronic Means – (email, fax message, etc.) General Offense Other Offense Harassment by Electronic Means 2826

Harassment by Telephone Harassment by Telephone 2825

Threatening Telephone Calls Telephone Threat 2820

HATE CRIME – for additional information see General Order entitled "Hate Crimes & Related Incidents Motivated By Hate".

Assault, battery, aggravated assault, misdemeanor theft, criminal

trespass to residence, vehicle, or real property, misdemeanor criminal

damage to property, mob action, or disorderly conduct against another

person for reasons of race, color, creed, religion, ancestry, gender,

sexual orientation, physical or mental disability, or natural origin.

General Offense

– Indicate Hate

Crime on the

Case Report

Enter committed offense to complete primary and secondary classification

and offense code.

Non-Criminal Incident – Motivated by Hate Information

Report

-- -- --

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INCIDENT

General Offense Other Offense

Hazardous Materials Violation

501H

- Involving either a suspected criminal act not otherwise requiring a

case report or a hazardous materials license violation

- Non-criminal incident requiring police/fire services Non-Criminal

Hazardous Materials Incident

5006

HITCH-HIKER (Soliciting rides)

Misc. Incident

Procedure

-- -- --

HOME INVASION (see BURGLARY)

HOMICIDE & RELATED OFFENSES

First Degree Murder – in performing the acts which cause the death,

offender either intends to kill or do great bodily harm or knows that such

acts will cause death, OR offender knows that such acts create a strong

probability of death or great bodily harm, OR offender is attempting or

committing a forcible felony other than second degree murder.

General Offense

Homicide

First Degree Murder 0110

Second Degree Murder – offender commits second degree murder

when the offense of first degree murder (as previously defined Section

9-1) is committed AND either of the following mitigating factors are

present: (1) At the time of the killing, the offender is acting under a

sudden and intense passion resulting from serious provocation by the

victim or another whom the offender endeavors to kill, but he

negligently or accidentally causes the death of the victim; OR (2) At the

time of the killing, the offender believes the circumstances to be such

that, if they existed, would justify or exonerate the killing under the

principles stated in Article 7 of ILCS Code, but his belief is

unreasonable.

General Offense

Homicide

Second Degree Murder 0130

Attempted Murder (see BATTERY)

Involuntary Manslaughter – Offender unintentionally kills an

individual without lawful justification when the acts that causes the

death, whether lawful or unlawful, are likely to cause death or great

bodily harm to some individual, and the acts are performed recklessly.

EXCEPTION: cases in which the cause of the death consists of the

driving/operating a motor vehicle, snowmobile, all-terrain vehicle, or

watercraft, in which case the person commits reckless homicide. (see

also Reckless Homicide)

General Offense

Homicide

Involuntary Manslaughter 0141

Drug Induced Homicide – Offender violates subsection (a) or

subsection (c) of Section 401 of the Illinois Controlled Substances Act

by unlawfully delivering a controlled substance to another and victim

dies as a result of the injection, inhalation, or ingestion of any amount of

that controlled substance.

General Offense

Homicide

Involuntary Manslaughter 0141

Reckless Homicide – Offender is recklessly driving/operating a motor vehicle, snowmobile, all-terrain vehicle, or watercraft and unintentionally kills an individual. Being

under the influence of alcohol or any other drug(s) at the time of the alleged violation shall be presumed to be evidence of a reckless act, unless disproved by evidence to

the contrary.

- incident involves a vehicle and occurred or originated ON a

publicly accessible roadway (ORIGINAL report)

Traffic Crash -- -- --

- when the preliminary investigator (or a follow-up investigator)

documents additional information AFTER completion of the original

report, AND the driver/operator IS in custody and charged with

Reckless Homicide

Supplementary

Homicide

Reckless Homicide 0142

- incident involves a vehicle NOT on a publicly accessible roadway,

AND the driver/operator IS in custody and charged with Reckless

Homicide

General Offense

- when driver/operator is NOT in custody and charged Hospitalization Non-Criminal Death 5084

NOTE: Justifiable Homicide codes to be used by Bureau of Detectives only

Justifiable Homicide

Law Enforcement – justifiable death resulting from law

enforcement use of force

General Offense

Homicide

Justifiable Homicide/Law

Enforcement

0150

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INCIDENT

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HOMICIDE & RELATED OFFENSES

Civilian – justifiable death resulting from civilian defense of

person, dwelling, or property

General Offense

Homicide

Justifiable Homicide/Civilian 0151

HOSPITALIZATION CASE REPORT & RELATED INCIDENTS

NOTE: Hospitalization case report and related incident offense codes are distinguished based on Department member involvement in the injurious incident.

NON-CRIMINAL, NOT LAW ENFORCEMENT RELATED

Accidents, Serious - shooting, poisoning, etc.

Hospitalization Non-Criminal Accidental Injury 5089

AED Use - Automated External Defibrillator use by or on Department

member

AED Use By or On Dept. Member 5083

Drowning Victim, Alleged - body recovered. NOTE: If Body not

recovered, see MISSING PERSONS.

Hospitalization Non-Criminal Death 5084

Injury on Elevator, Escalator, or Amusement Rides

Accidental Injury 5089

Deaths in Non-Criminal, Non-Traffic Cases – not in police custody

Hospitalization

Non-Criminal Death 5084

Death – further investigation needed

Death Investigation 5078

Injury on Private Property, Death Imminent or Accidental by

Fire/Explosion – only submit Hospitalization Case Report if the

incident is not recorded on another case report or Traffic Crash

Report.

Hospitalization Non-Criminal Accidental Injury 5089

Injury on Private Property – minor injury, transportation provided by

police when no other report required.

Misc. Incident

Exception Report

-- -- --

Injury on Private Property – no service

Misc. Incident

Procedure

Naloxone Use By Department Member – Department member

administers a dose of Naloxone

Hospitalization Non-Criminal

Naloxone Use By Department

Member

5105

Suicide

- not in police custody

Suicide/Not In Police Custody 5085

- attempted, not in police custody Attempt Suicide/ Not In Police

Custody

5086

Injury to City Employee while performing duties in non-criminal,

non-traffic cases

Injury to City Employee 5088

Injury to a Citizen on City or Park District Property in non-

criminal, non-traffic cases

Injury to Citizen on public way

5087

Injury to a Citizen on C.T.A. trains or tracks – above or below

ground level

Accidental Injury 5089

Injury to Nursing Home Residents

Persons Bitten by Police Canine Unit Dog – If no other case report

required

Sick Removal – when transportation provided by Department

personnel and no other report required.

Misc. Incident

Exception Report

-- -- --

LAW ENFORCEMENT RELATED: Any death or suicide-related incident in which: (1) the subject is in police custody, (2) law enforcement action was taken that

restricted, or attempted to restrict, a subject's ability to leave, or (3) injuries can reasonably be linked to any police activity. LAW ENFORCEMENT RELATED

incidents include fatalities to a third party; the fatal injury need not be sustained by the subject.

Death by Natural Causes - while in police custody

Hospitalization Non-Criminal Death: Natural/Police Custody 5100

Non-Fatal Gunshot Injury (See FIREARM DISCHARGE)

NOTE: Death: Officer Involved Shooting and Death: Other/Non-Traffic Related codes to be used by Bureau of Detectives only.

Officer Involved Shooting

Hospitalization

Law

Enforcement

Death: Officer Involved Shooting 5103

Other/Non-traffic related – all other non-traffic law enforcement

related deaths not classified under another code

Death: Other/Non-Traffic Related 5104

Traffic-Related Fatalities (see TRAFFIC – LAW ENFORCEMENT RELATED)

Suicide

Hospitalization Non-Criminal

- in police custody Death: Suicide/Police Custody 5101

- attempted, in police custody Attempt Suicide/Police Custody 5102

HOSTAGE SITUATION (see KIDNAPPING)

HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATION (see CIVIL RIGHTS VIOLATION or HATE CRIME)

HUMAN TRAFFICKING CASE REPORT RELATED INCIDENTS

Human Trafficking – Commercial Acts Inducing a person by force,

fraud, or coercion to participate in commercial sex acts, or in which the

person induced to perform such act(s) has not attained 18 years of age.

Commercial sex acts may be exchanged for anything of value-it is not

limited to the exchange of money.

General Offense

Human

Trafficking

Commercial Sex Acts 1050

Human Trafficking - Involuntary Servitude – The obtaining of a

person(s) through recruitment, harboring, transportation, or provision,

and subjecting persons by force, fraud, or coercion into involuntary

servitude, peonage, debt bondage, or slavery (not including commercial

sex acts.

Involuntary Servitude 1055

IMPERSONATION OF JUDICIAL OR GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL (see FALSE PERSONATION) (see also DECEPTIVE PRACTICES-Impersonation for Profit)

INCAPACITATED PERSONS

Missing/ Found

Person

Non-Criminal Found Person 6055

INDECENT SOLICITATION OF A CHILD (see SEX OFFENSES)

INDECENCY IN PUBLIC (see SEX OFFENSES – Obscenity and Related Offenses)

INDECENCY IN PUBLIC IN LICENSED PREMISE (see PROSTITUTION)

INCIDENT REPORTING GUIDE / CHICAGO POLICE DEPARTMENT

INCIDENT

REPORT TO

BE USED

OFFENSE/INCIDENT CLASSIFICATION

OFFENSE

CODE

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INTERFERENCE WITH POLICE OFFICER, PUBLIC PROCESSES & RELATED OFFENSES (See also BRIBERY and FALSE PERSONATION)

Aiding Escape – of a prisoner or a person in the custody of a peace

officer

General Offense Interference

With Public

Officer

Aiding Arrestee Escape 3751

Concealing or Aiding a Fugitive Concealing or Aiding a Fugitive 3740

Contraband in Prison Contraband in Prison 3770

Escaping from Custody Escape 3750

Interference with a Public Institution of Higher Education (Includes all

post-high school institutions either wholly or partially supported by State

funds.)

Other Offense Interfere with Higher Education 3610

Obstructing Justice General Offense Interference

With Public

Officer

Obstructing Justice 3730

Obstructing Identification - Person commits the offense of obstructing

identification when he or she intentionally or knowingly furnishes a false

or fictitious name, residence address, or date of birth to a peace officer.

Obstructing Identification 3731

Preventing Consultation Between Person and Attorney (Refer to 725

ILCS 5/103-4 and 725 ILCS 5/103-8)

Interference with Judicial Process 3800

Refusing to Aid an Officer Refusing to Aid an Officer 3720

Resist, Obstruct, or Disarm an Officer - NOTE: Tactical Response

Report and Injury On Duty Reports may additionally be required.

Resist, Obstruct, Disarm an Officer 3710

Obstructing Service of Process

Obstructing Service

3760

INTIMIDATION

Threat to perform physical harm or damage to property - Note: For

expanded Intimidation Statute subsections including physical restraint,

criminal offense, accusation of offense, exposure to ridicule, refer to 720

ILCS 5.0/12-6.

General Offense Intimidation Intimidation 3960

Aggravated Intimidation

Intimidation of Law Enforcement Official-is any action of a

damaging or threatening nature taken against a Department member

directly or indirectly in response to the member’s performance of official

law enforcement duties.

Intimidation of Law Enforcement

Official

3961

Law Enforcement

Official: Noncriminal Offense

3962

Educational Intimidation Educational Intimidation 3966

Stalking (see STALKING)

Compelling Organization Membership

General Offense

Intimidation

Compelling Organization

Membership

3975

Compelling Confession Compelling Confession 3980

INTOXICATING COMPOUNDS

Unlawful Inhalation or Ingestion (certain chemical substances, non-

narcotic e.g., glue), Sale or delivery of, to juveniles (certain chemical

substances, non-narcotic)

General Offense Other

Narcotic

Violation

Intoxicating Compounds

1900

JUNK DEALER, Purchasing from Minor (see also PAWN BROKER)

Misc. Incident

Procedure

-- -- --

KIDNAPPING

Victim Under 13 Years or intellectual disability

General Offense

Kidnapping

Aggravated 4220

Victim 13 Years or Over

No Ransom -

Secretly confines another against his will General Offense

Kidnapping

Kidnapping 4210

By force of threat or intimidation, By deceit or inducement

Ransom

Aggravated 4220

Other Kidnapping Related

Forcible Detention – Holding a hostage to obtain performance by a

Third Party

General

Offense

Kidnapping

Forcible Detention 4240

Lure or Attempt - Child Under 16 into vehicle, structure, etc.

(Offender not a family member.)

Child Abduction / Stranger 1792

Unlawful Visitation Interference – Use in cases involving Non-

Family Members only. See CHILDREN, OFFENSES INVOLVING for

additional information and the definition of Family Member.

Unlawful Visitation Interference 4255

Unlawful Restraint

Unlawful Restraint 4230

LANDLORD-TENANT DISPUTE (Lockout) – if no other act or violation

has occurred requiring a case report. (See also Special Order entitled

"Landlord-Tenant (Lockout)/Innkeepers-Guest Disputes.")

Misc. Incident

Exception

Report

-- -- --

LICENSE PLATE FOUND - One plate & no offense involved

Misc. Incident

Exception

Report

-- -- --

LICENSE VIOLATIONS

Public Safety Threat- (Summary Closure)- Allows the

Superintendent(or his designee), under specific circumstances, to

order the summary closure of a licensed(or required to be licensed)

business establishment. MCC 4-4-285

General

Offense

Non-Criminal

(Subject

Specified)

Public Safety Threat – Summary

Closure

5012

INCIDENT REPORTING GUIDE / CHICAGO POLICE DEPARTMENT

INCIDENT

REPORT TO

BE USED

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Violation of Summary Closure:

Prohibition on conducting business -It shall be unlawful for any

person to conduct business activity at, or to knowingly frequent,

any establishment that has been summary closed.

Prohibition on tampering with means of closure – It shall be

unlawful for any person to damage, tamper with, destroy or remove,

or to cause to be damaged, tampered with, destroyed or removed,

any means of closure used to summarily close an establishment or

any notice of summary closure affixed to such and establishment.

Other Offense Violation of Summary Closure 5013

LICENSE VIOLATIONS (Non-Liquor)

City License Violations Occurring at a Validly Licensed Business

(Copy to License Unit)

Misc. Incident

Exception

Report (in

duplicate)

-- -- --

Amusement

Cigarette – Retail, Cigarette – Vending

Coin Operated, Self-Service Laundry

Attendant on premises required General

Offense

Other Offense

License Violation

5011

Laundry & Dry Cleaning Establishment License required

Specific hours of operation

Failure to Possess Required Business or Corporate License

Pollution or Environmental Control Violations - (Copy to the Dept.

of Consumer Services, Environmental Control Division)

Misc. Incident

Exception

Report (in

duplicate)

-- -- --

LIQUOR LAW VIOLATIONS & RELATED OFFENSES

Involving Minors

- Delivery, Sale, Gift of Alcoholic Liquor to Minor

- Sale, gift or delivery to persons under 21

Associate, employee deliver alcohol to person under 21

Vice Liquor Law

Violation

Sell/Give/Deliver Liquor to Minor 2210

- After purchasing, give or deliver to persons under 21

- Intoxication of Minor by Alcoholic Liquor Illegal Consumption by Minor 2230

- Employment of Minors in Liquor Establishment Unlawfully Vice Liquor Law

Violation

Employ Minor 2251

- Misrepresentation of Age by Minor (for purpose of purchasing

liquor)

Minor Misrepresent Age 2240

- Minors Drinking Illegal Consumption by Minor 2230

- Minors Drinking (Residential) – Any person occupying a residence

who allows anyone under 18 years of age to possess or consume an

alcoholic beverage or leave the residence in an intoxicated condition.

- Possession of Alcoholic Liquor by Minor Illegal Possession by Minor 2220

Liquor License Required (see LICENSE VIOLATIONS for Non-Liquor

Violations)

Liquor License Violation 2250

Open Container in Vehicle (passenger area only) – Issue traffic

citation if appropriate

Misc. Incident

Procedure

-- -- --

Sale During Prohibited Hours

Vice Liquor Law

Violation

Liquor License Violation 2250

LIVE WIRE, DANGEROUS

Misc. Incident

Procedure

-- -- --

LOITERING (For more information see the Special Order entitled "GANG AND NARCOTICS-RELATED LOITERING")

Gang Loitering Misc. Incident

Procedure

-- -- --

Narcotics-Related Loitering

LOOTING – Knowingly and without authority, enter home, dwelling,

business, etc., where security not present because of fire, tornado, riot,

mob, etc., and obtain/exert control over property.

General

Offense

Public Peace

Violation

Looting

3400

LOST/FOUND PERSON

Lost Person (see MISSING PERSON)

Found Person Missing/ Found

Person

(Check Box) Found Person 6055

LOST/FOUND PROPERTY, Having a Real or Intrinsic Value

Lost Property (including wallet & contents, etc.) Excludes Passports Lost & Found Non-Criminal

Lost Property

5070

Found Property (excluding Narcotics, Passports)

Found Property 5071

Loss Passport (see Special Order – Procedures for Reporting Lost and

Found Passports)

Lost Passport 5093

Found Passport Found Passport 5094

Found Suspect Narcotics Vice Found Suspect Narcotics 2093

Weapon Turn-In/Turned-In Firearm or Firearms Ammunition (To be

destroyed) – Describe weapon or ammunition

Lost & Found Non-Criminal Weapon Turn-In 5072

LOST/FOUND PROPERTY, No Real or Intrinsic Value – i.e., one

(single) State License Plate, or City Vehicle License (not taken in theft).

Notify/Send copy to Hot Desk on all licenses. Includes driver's licenses.

Misc. Incident

Exception

Report (In

duplicate)

-- -- --

LOST/FOUND PROPERTY

INCIDENT REPORTING GUIDE / CHICAGO POLICE DEPARTMENT

INCIDENT

REPORT TO

BE USED

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LOST DRIVER'S LICENSE ONLY (not wallet or contents) Citizen will

also be advised to report loss to branch office of the Secretary of State,

Motor Vehicle Div.

Misc. Incident

Exception

Report (In

duplicate)

-- -- --

MEDICAL EXAMINER'S SEAL, Removal of (Letter of Authorization

Required)

Misc. Incident

Exception

Report

-- -- --

Mental Health Transport – When Chicago Police transport an individual

in need of mental health services, including an individual in crisis. See

Special Orders S04-20 and S04-20-02.

Hospitalization

Report

Non-Criminal Mental Health Transport 5079

MISSING PERSON - If missing person, Adult or Juvenile, returns home while officer is on the scene and no RD# has been obtained, use Miscellaneous Incident Exception

Report. If RD # has already been obtained, the missing person's return can be noted on the Case Report.

Bona fide – Juvenile OR Adult (Includes drowning victim-body not

recovered.) (Also includes juvenile runaways.)

Missing/ Found

Person

Non-Criminal Missing Person 6050

Not Bona fide - Adult Only (Adult of Sound Mind, Left Voluntarily) Misc. Incident

Exception Report

-- -- --

MOB ACTION (No Injury) – If injury, see BATTERY

General Offense Public Peace

Violation

Mob Action 3100

MOTOR VEHICLES, Offenses Related to

Display False, Stolen, or Altered Temp. Registration Permit General Offense Other Offense False/Stolen/Altered TRP 502P

Receive, Possess, Sell, Stolen Motor Vehicle / Theft of Motor Vehicle (see THEFT)

Enter in, tamper with, vehicle General Offense Other Offense Tamper with Motor Vehicle 502T

Title or Registration, Forged or Counterfeit Vehicle Title/Reg Offense 502R

Title or Registration, Unlawful Possession of

Other Crimes Involving a Motor Vehicle Other Vehicle Offense 5002

NALOXONE USE BY DEPARTMENT MEMBER (see Hospitalization report)

NARCOTICS OFFENSES

Amphetamines (see synthetic drugs)

Attempt Possession – Any Narcotic Except Cannabis (*Attempt/

Solicitation/Conspiracy)

Vice Narcotics Attempt Possession Narcotics 2095

Attempt Possession – Cannabis (*Attempt/ Solicitation/

Conspiracy)

Attempt Possession Cannabis 2094

Barbiturates (see synthetic drugs)

Calculated Criminal Cannabis Conspiracy

Vice Narcotics Calculated Cannabis Conspiracy 1860

Calculated Criminal Drug Conspiracy

Criminal Drug Conspiracy 2050

Cannabis – Delivery (Marijuana, hashish, etc.)

10 grams or less Vice Narcotics Manu/Del – Cannabis 10 gms or

less

1821

More than 10 grams Manu/Del – Cannabis over 10 gms 1822

Cannabis – Possession (Marijuana, hashish, etc.)

30 grams or less Vice Narcotics Possession – Cannabis 30 gms or

less

1811

More than 30 grams Possession – Cannabis more than

30 gms

1812

Cannabis Sativa Plant Cannabis Plant 1850

Cocaine – Delivery/Manufacture/Possession with Intent to Deliver

Manufacture and Delivery of any amount of Cocaine Vice

Narcotics

Manu/Deliver – Cocaine 2012

Cocaine – Possession

Possession of any amount of Cocaine Vice

Narcotics

Possession – Cocaine 2022

Crack (Cocaine Derivative) – Delivery/Manufacture/Possession

with Intent

Manu/Deliver – Crack 2017

Crack (Cocaine Derivative) – Possession

Possession – Crack 2027

Criminal Fortification (see OTHER OFFENSES)

Delivery of a Controlled Substance to a Person Under 18 Years

of Age

Vice Narcotics Delivery Controlled Substance to

Person Under 18

2070

Delivery of Cannabis to a Person Under 18 Years of Age

Deliver Cannabis to Person

Under18

1840

Forfeiture of Property – Refer to 720 ILCS 570* for definition

Forfeit Property 2091

Found Suspect Narcotics

Found Suspect Narcotics 2093

Hallucinogens – Delivery/Manufacture/Possession with Intent to Deliver including, but not limited to:

LSD – Less than 5 grams

Vice Narcotics Manu/Deliver – Hallucinogens 2015

Manufacture and Delivery of any amount of Hallucinogens

(i.e. Ecstasy, GHB, Peyote)

Hallucinogens – Possession including, but not limited to:

LSD - Possession of any amount of Hallucinogens

Vice

Narcotics

Possession – Hallucinogens

2025

(i.e. Ecstasy,GHB, or Peyote)

Heroin (tan/brown) – Delivery/Manufacture/Possession with Intent to Deliver

Manufacture and Delivery of any amount of Heroin (Tan/Brown) Vice Narcotics Manu/Deliver – Heroin

(Tan/Brown)

2013

Heroin (black tar) – Delivery/Manufacture/ Possession with

Intent to Deliver

Manu/Deliver – Heroin (Black Tar) 2019

Heroin (white) – Delivery/Manufacture/Possession with Intent to

Deliver

Manu/Deliver – Heroin (White) 2014

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INCIDENT

REPORT TO

BE USED

OFFENSE/INCIDENT CLASSIFICATION

OFFENSE

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NALOXONE USE BY DEPARTMENT MEMBER (see Hospitalization report)

NARCOTICS OFFENSES

Heroin (tan/brown) – Possession

- Possession of any amount of Heroin (Brown/Tan) Vice Narcotics Possession – Heroin (Brown/Tan) 2023

Heroin (black tar) – Possession

Possession – Heroin (Black Tar) 2029

Heroin (white) – Possession

Possession – Heroin (White) 2024

Hypodermic Needle or Syringe

- Delivery or Sale to Unauthorized Person Vice Narcotics Sale/Delivery Hypodermic Needle 2111

- Failure to Keep Records (Authorized seller required to keep

record of date of sale/name and address of purchaser.)

Failure to Keep Hypodermic

Records

2120

- Possession by Unauthorized Person Possession of a Hypodermic

Needle

2110

Look-Alike Substances – Delivery/Manufacture/Possession with

Intent to Deliver (Any Quantity)

Manu/Deliver – Look-Alike Drug 2030

Look-Alike Substances – Possession (Any Quantity)

Possession – Look-Alike Drug 2040

Money Laundering (see DECEPTIVE PRACTIVES & RELATED OFFENSES)

Paraphernalia – Delivery or Sale (Other than hypodermic needle)

(Definitions – see Drug Paraphernalia: 720 ILCS 600/2 and LSD

Objects: 720 ILCS 570/401 and 720 ILCS 570.0/401)

Vice Narcotics Sale/Delivery Drug Paraphernalia 2160

Paraphernalia – Possession (Other than Hypodermic Needle)

Possession Of Drug Equipment 2170

PCP (Phencyclidine) – Delivery/Manufacture/Possession with Intent to Deliver

- Manufacture/Delivery of any amount of PCP Vice Narcotics Manu/Deliver – PCP 2016

PCP (Phencyclidine) – Possession

Less than 30 grams Vice Narcotics Possession – PCP 2026

30 grams or more

Prescription, Forging or Altering – The obtaining of a narcotic or

dangerous drug with a forged prescription or without the knowledge or

authorization of a licensed physician

Alter/Forge Prescription 2090

Records – Failure to keep records by manufactures, distributors,

dispensers

Controlled Substances – Failure to

Maintain Records

2080

Registration – Failure to register by manufactures, distributors,

dispensers

Fail to Register License –

Controlled Substances

2060

Solicitation on the Public Way, Narcotics

Solicitation on the Public Way –

Narcotics

2092

Synthetic Drugs – Delivery/Manufacture/ Possession with Intent to Deliver including, but not limited to:

Amphetamine –

Vice Narcotics Manu/Deliver – Amphetamines 2010

- Manufacture/Delivery of any amount of Amphetamines

Barbiturates

Vice Narcotics Manu/Deliver – Barbiturates 2011

- Manufacture/Delivery of any amount of Barbiturates

Morphine

Manu/Deliver – Synthetic Drugs 2018

- Manufacture/Delivery of any amount of Synthetic Drugs

Other Non-Narcotic

Synthetic Drugs Possession including, but not limited to the following:

Amphetamine –

Vice Narcotics Possession – Amphetamines 2020

- Possession of any amount of Amphetamines

Barbiturates –

Possession – Barbiturates 2021

- Possession of any amount of Barbiturates

Morphine

Vice Narcotics Possession – Synthetic Drugs 2028

- Possession of any amount of Morphine

Methamphetamine- Possession

Possession – Methamphetamine 2031

- Possession of any amount of Methamphetamines

Methamphetamine – Manufacture/Delivery

Manu/Del – Methamphetamine 2032

- Manufacture/Delivery of any amount of Methamphetamines

Other Non-Narcotic

Vice Narcotics Possession – Synthetic Drugs 2028

Synthetic Marijuana – a psychoactive herbal and chemical product which mimics the effects of cannabis when consumed. It is also marketed as “herbal incense.” Products

generally contain the chemical cannabicyclohexanol and/or numerous other chemicals.

Delivery/Manufacture/Possession with intent to Deliver

Vice Narcotics Manu/Poss. W/Intent to Deliver –

Synthetic Marijuana

2033

Manufacture/Possession w/intent to Deliver Synthetic Marijuana

Synthetic Marijuana – Possession

Possession – Synthetic Marijuana 2034

OBSCENITY & RELATED OFFENSES (see SEX OFFENSES – Obscenity & Related Offenses)

OFFICIAL MISCONDUCT

Fail to Perform General Offense Interference

with Public

Officer

Official Misconduct 3920

Forbidden Act

OTHER DEPARTMENTAL SERVICES - only when the completion of a case report is not otherwise required but would serve a useful Departmental purpose.

Non-Criminal Incident (e.g., use of Departmental forensic, canine or

other services by an outside agency requiring documentation consistent

with a case report.)

General Offense Non-Criminal Other Non-Criminal Persons 5080

Other Non-Criminal Property 5081

OTHER OFFENSES – any other offense not listed in this guide.

Compounding a Crime – receives or offers to another any

consideration for a promise not to prosecute or aid in the prosecution of

an offender.

General Offense Other Offense Compounding A Crime 4810

Crime Directed Against Person – not otherwise listed in this guide.

Other Crime Against Person 5000

INCIDENT REPORTING GUIDE / CHICAGO POLICE DEPARTMENT

INCIDENT

REPORT TO

BE USED

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OFFENSE

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OTHER OFFENSES – any other offense not listed in this guide.

Crime Involving Property – not otherwise listed in this guide.

Other Crime Involving Property 5001

Criminal Fortification – of a residence or building with the intent to

prevent the lawful entry of law enforcement personnel knowing the

structure is used to manufacture, store, deliver, or traffic in cannabis or

a controlled substance.

Criminal Fortification 4420

Violation of Smoking Ban- Smoking in Public places, places of

employment, governmental vehicles, and student dormitories

prohibited. Includes smoking within 15 ft. of any entrance to a public

place or employment and student dormitories. Business should also

post no smoking signs and remove ashtrays.

Violation of Smoking Ban 5009

Destruction of Draft Card

General Offense Other Offense Destruction of Draft Card 4410

Domestic Violence – Disclosure of Victim Location

Disclose DV Victim Location 4750

Money Laundering – engage in/attempt a financial transaction to

conceal the nature, location, source, ownership, or control of criminally

derived property.

General Offense Other Offense Money Laundering 4800

Parole Violation

Parole Violation 4625

Probation Violation

Probation Violation 4510

Unlawful Use of Body Armor – offender knowingly wears body

armor while in possession of a dangerous weapon and in the

commission or attempted commission of any offense.

Unlawful Use of Body Armor 4740

Vehicle Offenses – not otherwise listed in this guide. (See also

MOTOR VEHICLES, Offenses Related to.)

Other Vehicle Offense 5002

PAWN BROKER

- Purchase/Receive Items from Minor General Offense Other Offense Other Crime Involving Property 5001

- License Required License Violation 5011

PEEPING TOM (see SEX OFFENSES)

PEDDLING – License Required

Misc. Incident

Procedure

-- -- --

Visible Peddler Identification Required

PICKETS/DEMONSTRATORS – within 150 feet of any place of

worship1/2 hour before, during, or 1/2 hour after services have been

concluded.

General Offense Other Offense Other Crime Involving Property 5001

- Pickets/Demonstrates within 150 feet of any primary or secondary

school1/2 hour before, during, or within 1/2 hour after school session

has been concluded.

- Picketing, Residential Forbidden, except when the residence or

dwelling is used as a place of business or a person pickets his own

residence or dwelling.

POISON, UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OR SALE

General Offense Other Offense Other Crime Involving Property 5001

POSTING SIGNS

Misc. Incident

Procedure

-- -- --

PROSTITUTION & RELATED OFFENSES

Prostitution

Cab Operation – Cab driver directs a person to a place of, or

arranges for, a meeting for prostitution

Vice Prostitution Cab Operation 1510

Call Operation – Arrangement for an act of prostitution by

telephone or other communication device (Call Girl)

Call Operation 1505

House of Prostitution – An actual house of prostitution, rather

than a tavern, or other such public place

Keeping Place of Prostitution 1520

Juvenile Prostitution

- Exploitation of a Child – Confining and/or Compelling a child

under the age of 16 years, or any severely or profoundly intellectually

disabled person, by threat of bodily harm, to become a prostitute.

Vice Prostitution Pimping 1530

- Keeping Place of Juvenile Prostitution Keeping Place of Juvenile

Prostitution

1521

- Patronizing a Juvenile Prostitute Patronizing a Juvenile Prostitute 1526

- Pimping of Juvenile – Any person who receives anything of

value (i.e. money) from a prostitute less than 16 years of age, or any

severely or profoundly intellectually disabled person, knowing it was

earned from the practice of prostitution.

Juvenile Pimping 1531

Pandering – Any person who, FOR money or other item of value,

compels a person to become a prostitute, or arranges/offers to arrange

a situation in which a person may practice prostitution.

Pandering 1515

Patronizing a Prostitute

Patronizing a Prostitute 1525

Pimping – Any person who receives anything of value (i.e.,

money) knowing it was earned from the practice of prostitution.

Pimping 1530

Public Indecency Licensed Premise – Any person 17 years or

over who performs an act of sexual conduct, lewd exposure of the

body, or fondles or caresses the body of another person of either sex,

in a public place, AND involves a performer or participant employed

Vice Public

Indecency

Licensed Premise 1536

Soliciting on the Public Way – by Prostitute

Prostitution Soliciting on the Public Way 1506

Solicitation of Another for Act of Prostitution – by prostitute

Vice Prostitution Soliciting off the Public Way 1507

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INCIDENT

REPORT TO

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PROSTITUTION & RELATED OFFENSES

Soliciting Off the Public Way – by Prostitute. A prostitute solicits

another for an act of prostitution in a restaurant, building, etc. Does not

apply when a taxicab or tavern is involved and a charge is placed

against the cab driver or the licensee or agent of the tavern.

Soliciting for Prostitution (*Attempt/Solicitation/Conspiracy) –

Any person who solicits another to commit an act of prostitution (police

decoy or other person solicited).

Prostitution – Soliciting for

Business

1513

Soliciting for a Sexual Act (prostitute) by another – This

classification applies when someone other than the prostitute solicits

another for an act of prostitution.

Soliciting for a Prostitute 1512

Tavern, Prostitution in – A tavern owner or his agent knowingly

arranges for an act of prostitution or where a solicitation of act occurs in

a tavern.

In Tavern 1511

Any OTHER Prostitution Law Violation not specifically mentioned Other Prostitution Offense 1549

PUBLIC PEACE VIOLATIONS

Armed Violence (See WEAPONS VIOLATIONS & RELATED

OFFENSES for a listing of Category I and Category II weapons.)

General Offense Public Peace

Violation

Armed Violence 3200

Public Demonstration – Unlawful march, assembly, parade, meeting

or gathering

Public Demonstration 3300

Interference with Emergency Communications Interfere w/ Emergency Equip 2895

All Other Public Peace Violations, under ILCS 5/26 not normally

requiring a case report where additional documentation is necessary.

Other Violation 2890

PUBLIC INDECENCY

Licensed Premise (See PROSTITUTION)

Obscenity (see SEX OFFENSES – Obscenity & Related Offenses)

PUBLIC NUISANCES (see DISORDERLY CONDUCT)

RECKLESS CONDUCT- cause harm or endanger bodily safety

performing reckless acts whether lawful or unlawful.

General Offense Public Peace

Violation

Reckless Conduct 0470

RESISTING (See INTERFERENCE)

REVENGE PORN / NON-CONSENSUAL DISSEMINATION OF PRIVATE SEXUAL IMAGES (See SEX OFFENSES / OBSCENITY AND RELATED OFFENSES)

RITUAL MUTILATION – Offender mutilates, dismembers, or tortures another person as part of a ceremony, rite, initiation, observance, performance, or practice, and the

victim did not/was unable to render consent, or under such circumstances that the offender knew, or should have known, that the victim was unable to render effective

consent.

Aggravated – Handgun General Offense Ritualism Aggravated – Ritual Mutilation-

Handgun

0490

- Other Firearm Aggravated – Ritual Mutilation-

Other Firearm

0491

- Knife or Cutting Instrument Aggravated – Ritual Mutilation-

Knife or Cutting Instrument

0492

-Other Dangerous Weapon Aggravated – Ritual Mutilation-

Other Dangerous Weapon

0493

- Hands, Fists, Feet Aggravated – Ritual Mutilation-

Hands, fists, feet/minor injury

0494

Aggravated – Ritual Mutilation-

Hands, fists, feet, serious injury

0510

ROBBERY

Armed – Handgun

General Offense

Robbery

Armed – Handgun 031A

- Other Firearm Armed – Other Firearm 031B

- Knife or Cutting Instrument Armed – Knife/Cutting Instrument 0312

- Other Dangerous Weapon Armed – Other Dangerous

Weapon

0313

Strong Arm – No Weapon

Strong Arm – No Weapon 0320

Aggravated – Offender threatens the use of force with firearm, knife,

or other dangerous weapon – whether or not actually armed at time of

incident – but no weapon is actually displayed.

Aggravated 0330

Vehicular Hijacking

Vehicular Hijacking 0325

Aggravated Vehicular Hijacking –Offender takes the motor vehicle

from a person who is physically handicapped or a person over 60 years

of age, a person under 16 years of age is a passenger in the motor

vehicle when vehicle is taken, offender carries on or about his or her

person a dangerous weapon/or armed w/a firearm, during commission

of the offense discharges a firearm, discharges firearm causing great

bodily harm/death.

Aggravated Vehicular Hijacking 0326

Attempt/Solicitation/Conspiracy

Attempt Armed – Handgun General Offense

Robbery

Attempt – Armed-Handgun 033A

Attempt Armed – Other Firearm Attempt – Armed-Other Firearm 033B

Attempt Armed – Knife or Cutting Instrument Attempt – Armed-Knife/Cutting

Instrument

0334

Attempt Armed – Other Dangerous Weapon Attempt – Armed-Other

Dangerous Weapon

0337

Attempt Strong Arm – No Weapon Attempt – Strong Arm-No

Weapon

0340

Attempt – Aggravated (refer to "aggravated" description above) Attempt – Aggravated 0331

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SEX OFFENSES

Criminal Sexual Abuse – NOTE: Sexual Conduct means any intentional or knowing touching or fondling of the victim, either directly or through clothing, of the sex

organs, anus, or breast of the victim or the accused, or any part of the body of a child under 13 years of age, for the purpose of sexual gratification or arousal of the victim or

the accused.

Attempt Criminal Sexual Abuse (Attempt/Solicitation/Conspiracy)

Aggravated General Offense Sex Offense Attempt Aggravated Criminal

Sexual Abuse

1590

Non-Aggravated Attempt Criminal Sexual Abuse 5004

Criminal Sexual Abuse

Aggravated General Offense Sex Offense Aggravated Criminal Sexual

Abuse

1562

- Great bodily harm to victim

- Victim under 13 years of age – accused 17 years of age or

over when the act was committed

- Victim under 9 years of age – accused under 17 years of age

when the act was committed

- Victim at least 9 years of age but under 17 years of age -

accused under 17 years of age and used force or threat of force

- Victim at least 13 years of age but under 17 years of age -

accused at least 5 years older than victim

-Victim is 13 to 16 years of age and the offender is at least 5

years of age older than the victim and the act involved penetration. See

720 ILCS 5/11-1.60(d).

General Offense Sex Offense

Aggravated Criminal Sexual

Abuse - Victim is 13-16 YOA and

Offender is at least 5 Years older

than the victim with Penetration

1599

-Victim was at least 9 years of age but under 17 years of age

and accused was under 17 years of age and the act included

penetration. See 720 ILCS 5/11-1.50(b).

General Offense Sex Offense

Criminal Sexual Abuse — Sexual

Penetration

1573

-Victim was at least 13 years of age but under 17 years of age

and the accused was less than 5 years of age older than the victim and

the act included penetration. See 720 ILCS 5/11-1.50(c).

General Offense Sex Offense

Criminal Sex Abuse - Penetrate -

Off <5 Yrs Older - Vic 13-16 YOA

1577

Non-Aggravated – Sexual conduct by the use of force or threat

of force.

General Offense Sex Offense Criminal Sexual Abuse 1563

- The accused knew that the victim was unable to understand

the nature of the act or was unable to give knowing consent

- Victim at least 13 years of age but under 17 years of age -

accused less than 5 years older than the victim

- Victim at least 9 years of age but under 17 years of age -

accused under 17 years of age when the act was committed

Criminal Sexual Abuse Against Children – For definition of "Family Member" see note under CHILDREN, OFFENSES INVOLVING

Aggravated by Family Member General Offense Offense

Involving

Children

Aggravated Criminal Sexual

Abuse by Family Member

1752

Non- Aggravated by Family Member Criminal Sexual Abuse by Family

Member

1751

Criminal Sexual Assault - an act of sexual penetration by the use of force, or threat of force, or an act of sexual penetration where the accused knew, or should have

known that the victim was unable to understand the nature of the act or was unable to give knowing consent. NOTE: Sexual penetration means any act involving the sex

organ of one person and the sex organ, mouth, or anus of another person, or any intrusion, however slight, of any part of the body of one person, or of any animal or object,

into the sex organ or anus of another person, including, but not limited to, cunnilingus, fellatio, or anal penetration. Evidence of emission of semen is not required to prove

sexual penetration.

Attempt Criminal Sexual Assault (Attempt/Solicitation/Conspiracy)

Aggravated – Handgun General Offense Criminal

Sexual Assault

Attempt Aggravated – Handgun 0271

- Other Firearm Attempt Aggravated – Other

Firearm

0272

- Knife or Other Cutting Instrument Attempt Aggravated –

Knife/Cutting Instrument

0273

- Other Dangerous Weapon Attempt Aggravated – Other

Dangerous Weapon

0274

- Other means Attempt Aggravated – Other 0275

Non- Aggravated Attempt Non-Aggravated 0291

Criminal Sexual Assault

Aggravated – Handgun General Offense Criminal

Sexual Assault

Aggravated – Handgun 0261

- Other Firearm Aggravated – Other Firearm 0262

- Knife or Other Cutting Instrument Aggravated – Knife or Cutting

Instrument

0263

- Other dangerous weapon Aggravated – Other Dangerous

Weapon

0264

- Victim receives bodily harm Aggravated – Other 0265

- Life of victim or another threatened General Offense Criminal

Sexual Assault

Aggravated – Other 0265

- Perpetrated during the course of any other felony by the

accused

- Victim was 60 years of age or over when the offense was

committed.

- An act of sexual penetration was perpetrated upon a victim

who was under 9 years of age by an accused who was under 17 years

of age when the act was committed.

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SEX OFFENSES

Criminal Sexual Assault

- An act of sexual penetration was perpetrated upon a victim,

who was at least 9 years of age, but less than 13 years of age, and the

accused was under 17 years of age and force or threat was used to

commit the act.

General Offense Criminal

Sexual Assault

Aggravated – Other 0265

Non- Aggravated Non-Aggravated 0281

Criminal Sexual Assault Against Children – For definition of "Family Member" see note under CHILDREN, OFFENSES INVOLVING

Aggravated By Family Member General Offense Offense

Involving

Children

Aggravated Sexual Assault of

Child by Family Member

1754

Non-Aggravated by a Family Member Sexual Assault of Child by Family

Member

1753

Predatory Criminal Sexual Assault – An act of sexual

penetration was perpetrated upon a victim who was under 13 years of

age, by an accused who was 17 years of age or over, when the act was

committed.

General Offense Criminal

Sexual Assault

Predatory 0266

Criminal Transmission of HIV – Offender, knowing that s/he is

infected with HIV (1) engages in intimate contact with another; (2)

transfers, donates, or provides blood, tissue, semen, organs, etc. for

transfusion, transplantation, insemination, or other administration to

another; or (3) dispenses, delivers, exchanges, sells, or in any other

way transfers to another any non-sterile intravenous or intramuscular

drug paraphernalia.

Sex Offense Criminal Transmission of HIV 1564

Custodial Sexual Misconduct — Where offender is an employee of

a penal system or of a treatment and detention facility, or a probation or

supervision officer and engages in sexual conduct with a person in

custody or under custodial supervision.

General Offense Sex Offense Other 1585

Indecent Solicitation of an Adult – Any person who arranges for

another person, 17 years of age or over, to commit an act of sexual

penetration with a person (i) under the age of 13, or (ii) between 13-17

years of age.

Indecent Solicitation of an Adult 1566

Indecent Solicitation of an Adult - where someone arranges a sex

act for themselves without using a third-party.

Solicitation of a Sexual Act 1504

Indecent Solicitation of a Child – Any person 17 years of age or

older, who solicits a child under the age of 13 years, to do any act

which, if done, would be aggravated/criminal sexual assault OR

aggravated/criminal sexual abuse.

Indecent Solicitation of a Child 1565

Obscenity & Related Offenses

Exhibitionism General Offense

Sex Offense

Public Indecency 1570

Fornication Fornication 1574

Indecent Exposure Public Indecency 1570

Obscene or Lewd Telephone Calls (see TELEPHONE CALLS)

Peeping Tom General Offense Public Peace

Violation

Peeping Tom 2870

Public Indecency - Any person 17 years of age or older who

performs an act of sexual penetration or sexual conduct in a public

place, performs a lewd exposure of the body which is done with the

intent to arouse or to satisfy the sexual desire of the person.

Public Indecency 1570

Obscenity

Vice

Obscenity

Obscenity 1535

Obscenity Materials (Consisting of lewd writing, pictures,

pornographic materials, etc. - with a predominant appeal to prurient

interest - not involving children.) (See also CHILDREN, OFFENSES

INVOLVING – Possession of Pornographic Print regarding materials

that depict children.)

Obscene Matter 1540

Obscene Images of Minors, posting — the post of obscene

images of a minor, including on a child pornography site, where the

images were obscene but did not qualify as child pornography. See 720

ILCS 5/11-23 (a-10).

Posting Graphic Information on

Pornographic Internet Site or

Possession Graphic information

with Pornographic Material.

1518

Sale, Distribution, etc., of Pornographic/Obscene Material to

Persons Under 18 Years of Age (includes writings, pictures, records,

etc.)

Sale/Distribution Obscene Matter

to Minor

1541

Tie-in Sales of Obscene Material - to distributors Sale of Obscene Materials 1542

Any Vice-Related Obscenity Violation not specifically mentioned Obscene Matter 1540

Non-Consensual Dissemination of Private Sexual Images (e.g.,

Revenge Porn).

General Offense Sex Offense Non-Consensual Dissemination

Private Sexual Images

1581

Other Non-Vice Sex Offense

General Offense Sex Offense Other 1585

Sexual Exploitation of a Child - Offender exposes self, or

entices/coerces child to expose sex organs, etc., or commits a sex act

in view of a child for the purpose of sexual gratification of either the

offender or the child.

Sexual Exploitation of a Child 1544

Sexual Exploitation of a Child for Purposes of Prostitution (see PROSTITUTION & RELATED OFFENSES – Juvenile Prostitution)

Sexual Relations Within Families - For definition of "Family

Member" see note under CHILDREN, OFFENSES INVOLVING

General Offense

Sex Offense Sexual Relations in Family 1580

SOLICITATION (see SOLICITATION, PROSTITUTION AND RELATED OFFENSES, and NARCOTICS)

SMOKING BAN (See OTHER OFFENSES)

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STALKING – All elements must be in place before a crime can be classified as "STALKING." Offense occurred inside OR outside of Chicago.

Transmits to another person a threat with the intent to place that

person in reasonable apprehension of death, bodily harm, sexual

assault, confinement, or restraint, and in furtherance of the threat,

knowingly does any one or more of the following: follows the person

other than within the residence of the offender and or places the person

under surveillance by remaining present outside his/her school, place of

employment, vehicle, other place occupied by the person, or residence

other than the residence of the offender.

General Offense

Stalking

Simple 0580

Stalking (Single element which alone does not constitute Stalking) –

Victim is reporting element of stalking, occurring inside or outside the

City of Chicago and there is insufficient evidence to substantiate

stalking or any other crime. A new RD number will be obtained for the

initial stalking element; all subsequent incidents will be reported on

Supplementary Case Report using the initial stalking RD number.

General Offense

Stalking

Non-Criminal Offense 0582

Stalking-No Contact Order – Knowingly violates a stalking no

contact order.

Violation of Stalking No Contact

Order

0584

Notification of Stalking –No Contact Order –Notification of

contents of a stalking no contact order, when the order was not

previously served and no other criminal act occurred.

Non-Criminal

Notification of Stalking-No Contact

Order

0585

Cyber-Stalking – knowingly and without lawful justification, on at

least two I occasions, harasses another person through the use of

electronic means. (Also see harassment by electronic means)

Cyberstalking 0583

Aggravated Stalking – in addition to committing the offense of stalking, offender also:

- causes bodily harm to the victim General Offense

Stalking Aggravated 0581

- confines or restrains the victim

- violates a temporary restraining order, an Order of Protection, or

an injunction prohibiting the behavior described in subsection (b)(1) of

Section 214 of the Illinois Domestic Violence Act of 1986, i.e., 750 ILCS

60/214 (b)(1).

SUICIDE (see HOSPITALIZATION CASE RELATED & RELATED OFFENSES)

TELEPHONE, USE OF SLUGS IN PAY TELEPHONE (see DECEPTIVE PRACTICES & RELATED OFFENSES / Telephone)

TELEPHONE CALLS

Annoying or Harassing Telephone Calls General Offense Other Offense Harassment by Telephone 2825

Obscene or Lewd Telephone Calls Obscene Telephone Calls 2830

Threatening Telephone Calls Telephone Threats 2820

THEFT & RELATED OFFENSES (See also DECEPTIVE PRACTICES & RELATED OFFENSES)

Attempt Theft (except Motor Vehicles) (*Attempt/ Solicitation/

Conspiracy

General Offense

Theft

Attempt Theft 0850

Avoiding Payment of CTA Fare (Jumping turnstile, entering rear

door of bus, etc.)

Deceptive

Practice

Theft of Labor/Services 1210

Bicycle Theft – Over $500

Theft

Over $500 0810

- $500 & under $500 & Under 0820

Boats/Airplanes, Theft from – Over $500

Over $500 0810

- $500 & under $500 & Under 0820

Building, Includes Docks, Theft from

Theft from Building 0890

Other Enclosures, Theft from – Over $500

Over $500 0810

- $500 & under $500 & Under 0820

Delivery Container, Theft from

Delivery Container Theft 0865

Coin Operated Device/Machine, Theft from

From Coin-Operated Machine or

Device

0895

Credit Cards or Driver's License, Theft of

$500 & Under 0820

Motor Vehicle, Theft From — used for a theft from a motor vehicle

(not a Boat or Airplane), when the vehicle is not taken, and where the

theft does not include an element of a burglary.

General Offense Theft

Theft From Motor Vehicle 0710

FINANCIAL IDENTITY THEFT (See DECEPTIVE PRACTICES & RELATED OFFENSES)

Gas from Service Station, Theft of – Over $500

General Offense Theft Over $500 0810

- $500 & under $500 & Under 0820

Library Theft – Over $300

Over $300 0810

- $300 & under $300 & Under 0820

License Plates – Loss of both State license plates – found to be

missing after being affixed to vehicle, will be assumed stolen. Notify

Auto Desk.

$500 & Under 0820

Loss of both State plates prior to being affixed to vehicle. Notify

Auto Desk.

Lost and Found

Case Report

-- -- --

Loss of one State plate after being affixed. (Prepare Misc. Incident

Exception Report in duplicate.) Notify Auto Desk.

Misc. Incident

Exception Report

-- -- --

Livestock/Animals, Theft of – Over $500

General Offense Theft Over $500 0810

- $500 & under $500 & Under 0820

MOTOR VEHICLES, THEFT OF

Motor Vehicle Accessories – Over $500

General Offense Theft Over $500 0810

- $500 & under $500 & Under 0820

Motor Vehicle Non-Accessories – Over $500

Over $500 0810

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THEFT & RELATED OFFENSES (See also DECEPTIVE PRACTICES & RELATED OFFENSES)

- $500 & under $500 & Under 0820

Attempt Theft, Motor Vehicle Non-Accessories

Attempt Theft 0850

Attempt Theft, Motor Vehicles

Automobiles Vehicle Theft Motor Vehicle

Theft

Attempt – Automobile 0920

Trucks, Buses (incl. Self-Propelled Motor Homes) Attempt – Truck, Bus, Motor Home 0925

Motor –cycle, -scooter, -bike, vehicle manufactured with

Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)

Attempt – Cycle, Scooter, Bike w/

VIN

0927

Motor –cycle, -scooter, -bike, vehicle manufactured without

Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)

Attempt – Cycle, Scooter, Bike No

VIN

0928

Motor Vehicle, Theft of (with or without cartage)

Automobiles Vehicle Theft Motor Vehicle

Theft

Automobile 0910

Trucks, Buses (incl. Self-Propelled Motor Homes) Truck, Bus, Motor Home 0915

Motor –cycle, -scooter, -bike, vehicle manufactured with

Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)

Cycle, Scooter, Bike w/ VIN 0917

Motor –cycle, -scooter, -bike, vehicle manufactured without

Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)

Cycle, Scooter, Bike No VIN 0918

Motor Vehicle, Theft and Recovery – Theft and Recovery reported at same time

Automobiles Vehicle Theft Motor Vehicle

Theft

Theft/Recovery – Automobile 0930

Trucks, Buses (incl. Self-Propelled Motor Homes) Theft/Recovery – Truck, Bus,

Motorhome

0935

Motor –cycle, -scooter, -bike, vehicle manufactured with

Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)

Theft/Recovery – Cycle,

Scooter, Bike w/ VIN

0937

Motor –cycle, -scooter, -bike, vehicle manufactured without

Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)

Theft/Recovery – Cycle,

Scooter, Bike No VIN

0938

Motor Vehicle Recovery – Vehicle previously reported stolen in

Chicago-regardless of previous offense, (e.g., burglary, robbery, etc.)

Recovered

Vehicle

Supplementary

Use

Classification

from Original

Report

Use Classification from Original

Report

Use Original

Code

Motor Vehicle Recovery – Foreign (Stolen outside Chicago)

Automobiles Vehicle Theft Non-Criminal

(Subject

Specified)

Foreign Recovery – Automobile 0940

Trucks, Buses (incl. Self-propelled motor homes) Foreign Recovery – Trucks, Bus,

Motorhome

0945

Motor –cycle, -scooter, -bike, vehicle manufactured with

Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)

Foreign Recovery – Cycle,

Scooter, Bike w/ VIN

0947

Motor –cycle, -scooter, -bike, vehicle manufactured without

Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)

Foreign Recovery – Cycle,

Scooter, Bike No VIN

0948

Other Vehicles Over $300 – recreational trailer, motor driven:

snowmobile, golf cart, farm/construct. Equip., boat, airplane, etc.

General Offense Theft Over $300 0810

- $300 & under $300 & Under 0820

Removal of Manufacturer's Vehicle Identification or Motor

Numbers

Other Offense Other Vehicle Offense 5002

Other Theft – Over $500

Theft Over $500 0810

- $500 & under $500 & Under 0820

Pocket Picking

Pocket Picking 0870

POSSESSION OF STOLEN PROPERTY (see DECEPTIVE PRACTICES & REALTED OFFENSES)

Purse Snatching

General Offense Theft Purse-Snatching 0880

Removal of Manufacturer's Serial Numbers (except Motor Vehicle

Identification and Motor Numbers – see Motor Vehicle Theft)

Other Offense Other Crime Involving Property 5001

Rental Property, Theft of – Motor Vehicle or other Property (See DECEPTIVE PRACTICES, Theft by Lessee)

Retail Theft/Shoplifting

- by taking possession of, carrying away, transferring, etc.,

merchandise from a retail establishment without payment.

General Offense

Theft

Retail Theft 0860

- by altering, transferring, removing a price tag with the intent to

cause the sale of merchandise for less than full value

- by transferring merchandise from its original container into another

container (indicating a lesser value) with the intent to deprive the

merchant of the full retail value upon sale

General Offense Theft Retail Theft 0860

- by sale under-ring, - by removing a shopping cart from merchant's

premises, - by falsely obtaining a store refund, exchange, or credit

- by falsely obtaining a store refund, exchange, or credit

- use or possess any theft detection shielding device shopping bag or

other container with aluminum foil or other metallic-like lining which

prevents theft detection devices from sounding/activating.

Thefts By Deception (see DECEPTIVE PRACTICES & RELATED OFFENSES)

Trailer, Theft of – Over $300

General Offense

Theft

Over $500 0810

- $300 & under $500 & Under 0820

Wireless Service, Theft of – Over $300

Over $300 0810

- $300 & under $300 & Under 0820

THREATENING PUBLIC OFFICIALS

General Offense Intimidation Intimidation 3960

THREATS, ARSON (by any means including telephone)

General Offense Arson Threat 2851

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THREATS, BOMB (by any means including telephone)

(Copy to Bomb & Arson Section)

Public Peace

Violation

Bomb Threat 2850

TICKET SCALPING

Misc. Incident

Procedure

-- -- --

- if offender apprehended General Offense

Other Offense Other Crime Involving Property 5001

TOBACCO & RELATED OFFENSES

Sale to Minor Prohibited General Offense

(Extra Copy to

Vice Control

Section)

Other Offense License Violation 5011

Smoking in Elevators Prohibited Misc. Incident

Procedure

-- -- --

Smoking in Public Places – except designated areas

Smoking on Public Transportation Prohibited

TRAFFIC

Accident Involving a Vehicle Occurring or Originating On a Publicly Accessible Roadway – (see also HOSPITALIZATION CASE REPORT & RELATED INCIDENTS)

Traffic Crash – A crash that involves a motor vehicle in transport. Type

"A” No Injury/Drive Away.

Traffic Crash --

-- 99A

Traffic Crash – Type "B" – A crash that involves injury, death, and/or

a vehicle that was towed from the scene.

Traffic Crash -- -- 99B

Additional information on a traffic crash, e.g., when additional

information is obtained after the original report has been submitted

(Does not include Reckless Homicide incidents, see HOMICIDE –

Reckless Homicide.)

Traffic Crash

Additional Units

-- -- --

Accidents involving further investigations, Only Bureau of

Detectives and MAIU personnel will use these IUCR Codes.

Non-hit and Run personal injury crashes (not likely to cause death).

Traffic Crash

Additional Units

Traffic Accident

Minor Personal Injury Accident 2441

Hit and Run personal injury crashes (not likely to cause death). Minor Personal Injury Accident (

Hit and Run)

2442

Non-Hit and Run traffic crashes exclusively involving civilian

motorists, which result in a fatality.

Fatal Accident (Non-Hit and

Run)

2444

Hit and Run traffic crashes, which result in a fatality. Fatal Accident (Hit and Run) 2445

Hit and Run traffic crashes, which result in serious personal injury

(likely to cause death).

Serious Personal Injury Accident

(Hit and Run)

2446

Non-Hit and Run traffic crashes, which result in serious personal

injury (likely to cause death).

Serious Personal Injury Accident

(Non-Hit and Run)

2447

Non-Hit and Run Traffic crashes involving only property damage. Property Damage Accident

(Non-Hit and Run)

2448

Hit and Run traffic crashes resulting in property damage only. Property Damage Accident (Hit

and Run)

2449

LAW ENFORCEMENT RELATED: Any traffic crash involving law enforcement activity, resulting in a civilian death. LAW ENFORCEMENT RELATED traffic

incidents include fatalities to a third party; the fatal injury need not be sustained by the subject.

Traffic-Related Death – Fatality related to a law enforcement traffic

pursuit

Law Enforcement

Death: Traffic Pursuit 2450

Traffic-Related Death – While engaged in emergency vehicle

Operations, in non-pursuit situations

Death: Emergency Vehicle

Operation

2451

Traffic-Related Death – Other Death: Other/Traffic Related 2452

Department Related Incidents

Damage to Department Vehicle (Incident may also require a

Traffic Crash and/or I.O.D. report.)

Department

Vehicle Accident

& Damage

-- -- --

Motor Vehicle Pursuit Traffic Pursuit

Traffic Control Device – Removal/Damage Signs (Notify the

responsible agency having control over the device.)

Misc. Incident

Procedure

- if apprehended General Offense Criminal Damage To Property 1310

TRESPASS (see CRIMINAL TRESPASS)

UNLAWFUL ASSEMBLY – (see MOB ACTION )

UNLAWFUL RESTRAINT (see KIDNAPPING)

VANDALISM (see CRIMINAL DAMAGE TO PROPERTY)

VEHICLE TOW

Abandoned on public way, no immediate tow Vehicle Tow Check Appropriate

Type

-- --

Abandoned on private way, no immediate tow

Abandoned on private property, owner or agent of the private

property not present or known OR vehicle to be towed is gone on

arrival of tow truck.

Misc. Incident

Exception Report

Immediate Tow Vehicle Tow

Check Appropriate

Type

Seizure Vehicle

Impoundment

/Seizure

VIDEOTAPING, UNAUTHORIZED (See DECEPTIVE PRACTICES & RELATED OFFENSES)

VIOLATION OF BAIL BOND – Domestic Violence

General Offense

Other Offense

Violation of Bail Bond –

Domestic Violence

4388

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VIOLATION OF ORDER OF PROTECTION

Violation of Order of Protection – Actual Violation

General Offense Other Offense Violation of Order of Protection 4387

- Notification of contents of an order of protection, when order was

not previously served, and no other criminal act occurred

Non-Criminal

(Subject Specified)

Notification of Order of Protection 5082

- Persons charged with or convicted of a violation of an order of

protection (VOOP) may be ordered to wear a GPS monitoring device.

Any VOOP involving a person ordered to wear a GPS device is

reflected with this code.

Other Offense GPS Monitoring Device 4389

VIOLATION OF CIVIL NO CONTACT ORDER

- Knowingly violates civil no contact order General Offense Other Offense Violation of Civil No Contact

Order

4386

- Notification of contents of civil no contact order when order was not

previously served and no other criminal act occurred

Non-Criminal

(Subject

Specified)

Notification of Civil No Contact

Order

5073

VIOLATION OF STALKING NO CONTACT ORDER (see STALKING)

WEAPONS VIOLATIONS & RELATED OFFENSES

NOTE: Under 720 ILCS 5/33A-1, regarding Armed Violence, a Category I Weapon is a: Handgun, Sawed-Off Shotgun, Sawed-Off Rifle, any other firearm small enough to

be concealed upon a person; Semi-auto firearm or Machine Gun; a Category II Weapon is a: Other Rifle, Shotgun, Spring Gun, other firearm, Stun Gun, or Taser; Knife- 3"

blade, multiple cutting instruments; and a Category III Weapon is a: Bludgeon, Black-jack, Slungshot, Sand-bag, Sand-club, Metal knuckles, Billy, other dangerous weapon

of like character.

NOTE: Under 430 ILCS 65/8, a person prohibited from possessing a Firearm Owner's Identification (FOID) Card is any person who: a) is under 21 and has been convicted

of a misdemeanor (other than a traffic violation) or adjudged a delinquent; b) is under 21 and does not have the written consent of a parent or guardian, or whose parent or

guardian has revoked such written consent, or where such parent or guardian does not qualify to have a FOID card; c) has been convicted of a felony under the laws of this

or any other state or jurisdiction; d) is a narcotics addict; e) has been a patient in a mental institution within the past 5 years; f) has a mental condition (manifested by

violent, suicidal, threatening, or assaultive behavior) of such a nature that it poses a clear and present danger to that person or any other person; g) has an intellectual

disability; h) has intentionally made a false FOID application; i) is an alien who is unlawfully present in the United States under the laws of the United States; j) is the

subject to an existing order of protection prohibiting him or her from possessing a firearm;

k) has been convicted within the past 5 years of battery, assault, aggravated assault, violation of an order of protection, or a substantially similar offense in another

jurisdiction in which a firearm was used or possessed; l) has been convicted of domestic battery or a substantially similar offense committed in another jurisdiction on or

after Jan. 1, 1998; m) has been convicted within the past 5 years of domestic battery or a substantially similar offense committed in another jurisdiction before Jan. 1, 1998;

or n) is prohibited from acquiring or possessing firearms or firearms ammunition by any Illinois statute or by federal law.

Possession - Unlawful

Ammunition

Unlawful Possession of Ammunition without FOID card General Offense Weapons

Violation

Possession Firearm/Ammo – No

FOID Card

1460

Unlawful Possession of Armor Piercing Bullets Unlawful Possession –

Ammunition

143C

Unlawful Possession of Ammunition

Handgun

Unlawful Possession of a Handgun General Offense Weapons

Violation

Unlawful Possession – Handgun 143A

Carrying Concealed on Person or Carrying in a Motor Vehicle

Carrying a Loaded Weapon (not concealed)

Unlawful Possession of an Unregisterable Firearm

Firearm-Protection of Minors

Unlawful Possession of Handgun without an FOID card Possession Firearm/Ammo – No

FOID Card

1460

Possession of weapons while commuting between home and

employment by watchmen; also security guards, 1 hour after departure

to/from home or employment location (EXEMPT: police officers,

wardens, jail personnel, and special agents employed by a railroad or

public utility).

General Offense Weapons

Violation

Unlawful Possession – Handgun 143A

Possession of a Handgun at School Unlawful Possession of a Firearm

at School

1435

Other Firearm

Unlawful Possession of Long Gun General Offense Weapons

Violation

Unlawful Possession – Other

Firearm

143B

Carrying a Loaded Weapon (not concealed)

Unlawful Possession of an Unregisterable Firearm

Firearm-Protection of Minors

Possession of a Sawed-Off Shotgun, .50 Caliber Rifle, Machine

Gun, or Short Barreled Rifle

Unlawful Possession of Other Firearm without an FOID card Possession Firearm/Ammo – No

FOID Card

1460

Possession of weapons while commuting between home and

employment by watchmen; also security guards, 1 hour after departure

to/from home or employment location (EXEMPT: wardens, jail

personnel, police officers and special agents employed by a railroad or

public utility).

Unlawful Possession – Other

Firearm

143B

Other Dangerous Weapon

Sale or Possession of Dangerous Weapon General Offense Other Offense Other Weapons Violation 5007

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Unlawful Possession of a Firearm Muffler, Silencer or Laser

Sight Accessory

General Offense Other Offense Other Weapons Violation 5007

Sale/Transfer – Unlawful

Ammunition

Sale/Transfer – Unlawful

Unlawful Sale/Delivery of Firearm at School General Offense Other Offense Unlawful Sale/Delivery of a

Firearm at School

1435

Unlawful Sale or Transfer of Ammunition by other than a

Licensed Weapons Dealer

General Offense Other Offense Other Weapons Violation 5007

Unlawful Sale of Armor Piercing Bullets Weapons

Violation

Unlawful Sale of Metal Piercing

Bullets

1475

Handgun

Sale or Transfer of a Handgun by an Individual Other than

inheritance

General Offense Weapons

Violation

Unlawful Sale – Handgun 142A

Sale of Deadly Weapons

Other Firearm

Sale or Transfer of a Firearm by an Individual Other than

inheritance.

General Offense Weapons

Violation

Unlawful Sale – Other Firearm 142B

Sale / Transfer Any Dangerous Weapon

Other Dangerous Weapon

Sale / Transfer Any Dangerous Weapon License Required General Offense Other Offense Other Weapons Violation 5007

Sale / Transfer of Air Rifle / Toy Firearm - person under 13 years

of age

Weapons

Violation

Unlawful Use/Sale Air Rifle 2900

Use - Unlawful

Ammunition

Unlawful Discharge of Armor Piercing Bullets General Offense Weapons

Violation

Unlawful Discharge of Metal

Piercing Bullets

1476

Handgun

Discharge of Firearm General Offense Weapons

Violation

Unlawful Use – Handgun 141A

Shots Fired (bona fide cases only)

Reckless discharge of a firearm Reckless Discharge Of a Firearm 1477

Other Firearm

Discharge of Firearm General Offense Weapons

Violation

Unlawful Use – Other Firearm 141B

Shots Fired (bona fide cases only)

Reckless discharge of a firearm Reckless Discharge Of a Firearm 1477

Other Dangerous Weapon

Dangerous Weapon General Offense Weapons

Violation

Unlawful Use – Other Dangerous

Weapon

141C

Unlawful Use – Other Dangerous Weapons

Discharge or Possession of Air Rifle/Toy Firearm - person under

13 years of age

Unlawful Use/Sale Air Rifle 2900

Offenses Related to Firearm Owners Identification (FOID)

Failure to Possess a valid Firearm Owner's Identification Card

(State) when possessing a firearm or ammunition.

General Offense Weapons

Violation

Possession Firearm/Ammo – No

FOID Card

1460

Possession of a Altered, Forged or Counterfeit Firearm Owner's

Identification Card

Other Offense Other Weapons Violation 5007

Selling or Transferring Firearm or Ammunition to Persons Without

Valid State Firearm Owner's Identification Card

Weapons

Violation

Possession Firearm/Ammo – No

FOID Card

1460

Registration and Related Violations (see also Possession-Unlawful this section)

Failure to Notify the Chicago Police Department of the Destruction,

Transfer, Loss, Theft, Sale, or Other Disposition of a Firearm within 48

Hours of Disposition

General Offense Other Offense Other Weapons Violation 5007

Failure to Maintain Record of Firearm Transfer for a ten year period

Failure by Dealer to Maintain Register of Sales of Concealable

Firearms

General Offense Weapons

Violation

WEAPONS: OTHER VIOLATIONS & RELATED INCIDENTS

Use of a Firearm or Ammunition as Collateral for a Mortgage,

Deposit, Pledge, or Pawn

General Offense

Other Offense

Other Weapons Violation 5007

Firearm Owners' Identification Card – Revocation General Offense Non-Criminal FOID – Revocation 5114

FIREARM CONCEALED CARRY ACT VIOLATIONS

Licensee shall not carry a concealed firearm on or into prohibited

places (i.e. building, real property, public or private elementary school,

government property, hospital, etc.)

General Offense

Concealed

Carry License

Violation

Prohibited Places 1478

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Licensee shall not carry a concealed firearm while under the

influence of alcohol, other drug or drugs, intoxicating compound or any

combination thereof

Armed While Under the Influence 1479

FIREARM CONCEALED CARRY ACT VIOLATIONS

Licensee shall not carry a concealed firearm if license is

revoked/suspended/expired, etc.

Other 1480

Conceal Carry License Revocation

Non-Criminal

Conceal Carry License –

Revocation

1481

Other Weapons Violations

Board Airplane with a Weapon General Offense Other Offense Board Plane with a Weapon 4860

Defacing Identification Marks on Firearm Weapons

Violation

Defacing Ident. Marks of Firearm 1450

Failure to Keep Firearm Unloaded or Disassembled or Bound by a

Trigger Lock or Similar Device, unless in the registrant's possession at

the registrant's residence or business, or the registrant is engaged in a

lawful recreational purpose. (Does not apply to law enforcement

personnel or to security personnel properly engaged in their

employment.)

Other Offense Other Weapons Violation 5007

Unlawful Use of Body Armor (See OTHER OFFENSES)

SPECIAL CASE REPORTING INDEX FOR "DE-ESCALATION, RESPONSE TO RESISTANCE, AND USE OF FORCE" REQUIRING THE COMPLETION OF A

TACTICAL RESPONSE REPORT (CPD-11.377) In all incidents when a Tactical Response Report (TRR) is required under the Department Directive titled "De-escalation,

Response to Resistance, and Use of Force," a case report is required to be completed consistent with this guide. In those incident types where a specific case report is not

identified in this guide, the incident will be reported as indicated below. NOTE: If a Department member is threatened or attacked during an incident, a Tactical Response

Report is required and Injury On Duty Report may also be required. See the Department directives entitled "De-escalation, Response to Resistance, and Use of Force" and

"Sworn Medical Roll - Injury On Duty Status."

USE OF FORCE INCIDENT AS DEFINED BY THE G.O. ENTITLED "DE-ESCALATION, RESPONSE TO RESISTANCE, AND USE OF FORCE " FROM AN INCIDENT

INVOLVING ANY:

Destruction of Animal by Police – When a Department member

uses a firearm to destroy a seriously injured or dangerous animal.

NOTE: Tactical Response Report will be required, AND no other

facts of the incident require a case report under this guide. See

the General Order entitled "Complaint and Disciplinary Procedures."

General Offense Non-Criminal Destruction of Animal by Police 5061

Arrest on a Criminal Warrant AND no other facts of the incident

require a case report under this guide.

General Offense

Public Peace

Violation

Other Violation

2890

- City Ordinance or Other Quasi-Criminal or Criminal Incident

NOT Normally Requiring a Case Report. (Includes any arrest for a

City Disorderly Conduct where the arrestee's conduct or the officer's

actions meet the TRR reporting requirements defined under the G.O.

entitled, "Incidents Requiring the Completion of a Tactical Response

Report.")

- Criminal Incident Normally Requiring a Case Report and Not

Involving a Vice or Worthless Document Offense.

As Indicated in

this Guide for

the Specific

Offense

Involved

As Indicated in this Guide for the

Specific Offense Involved

As Indicated in

this Guide for

the Specific

Offense Involved

Mental Health Transport – a person in need of mental health

treatment and the patient was uncooperative or resisted a Department

member and had to be forcibly restrained. See Generally, Special

Order, S04-20 and S04-20-02.

Hospitalization

Non-Criminal

Mental Health Transport

5079

- Hospitalization Incident Normally Requiring a Case Report

including "Death" investigations and "Canine Use Incidents" incidents.

Hospitalization

As Indicated in

this Guide for

the Specific

Offense

Involved

As Indicated in this Guide for the

Specific Offense Involved

As Indicated in

this Guide for

the Specific

Offense Involved

- Vice Criminal Incident Normally Requiring a Case Report.

Vice As Indicated in

this Guide for

the Specific

Offense

Involved

As Indicated in this Guide for the

Specific Offense Involved

As Indicated in

this Guide for

the Specific

Offense Involved

- Worthless Document Criminal Incident Normally Requiring a

Case Report.

Worthless

Document