The following constitute conditions whereby the emergency frequency can be used if assistance from other counties or the Department of Arkansas State Police is needed: (1) A potential life or death situation such as: (A) A serious traffic accident involving personal injury; (B) Major danger to life from chemicals, explosives, gas, or nuclear or other hazardous material; or (C) Implementing rescue efforts; (2) A felony in progress or pursuing a felon or suspected felon; (3) A civil disorder; (4) A natural disaster; (5) Emergency access to the nearest national crime information center or criminal justice information system computer terminal involving information as needed for subdivision (2) of this section; or (6) A mobile unit traveling outside its assigned county for conducting official business with law enforcement agencies in that jurisdiction. Acts 1979, No. 520, § 4; A.S.A. 1947, § 42-1104. The following constitute conditions whereby the emergency frequency can be used if assistance from other counties or the Department of Arkansas State Police is needed: (1) A potential life or death situation such as: (A) A serious traffic accident involving personal injury; (B) Major danger to life from chemicals, explosives, gas, or nuclear or other hazardous material; or (C) Implementing rescue efforts; (2) A felony in progress or pursuing a felon or suspected felon; (3) A civil disorder; (4) A natural disaster; (5) Emergency access to the nearest national crime information center or criminal justice information system computer terminal involving information as needed for subdivision (2) of this section; or (6) A mobile unit traveling outside its assigned county for conducting official business with law enforcement agencies in that jurisdiction. Acts 1979, No. 520, § 4; A.S.A. 1947, § 42-1104. The following constitute conditions whereby the emergency frequency can be used if assistance from other counties or the Department of Arkansas State Police is needed: (1) A potential life or death situation such as: (A) A serious traffic accident involving personal injury; (B) Major danger to life from chemicals, explosives, gas, or nuclear or other hazardous material; or (C) Implementing rescue efforts; (2) A felony in progress or pursuing a felon or suspected felon; (3) A civil disorder; (4) A natural disaster; (5) Emergency access to the nearest national crime information center or criminal justice information system computer terminal involving information as needed for subdivision (2) of this section; or (6) A mobile unit traveling outside its assigned county for conducting official business with law enforcement agencies in that jurisdiction. Acts 1979, No. 520, § 4; A.S.A. 1947, § 42-1104. The following constitute conditions whereby the emergency frequency can be used if assistance from other counties or the Department of Arkansas State Police is needed: (1) A potential life or death situation such as: (A) A serious traffic accident involving personal injury; (B) Major danger to life from chemicals, explosives, gas, or nuclear or other hazardous material; or (C) Implementing rescue efforts; (A) A serious traffic accident involving personal injury; (B) Major danger to life from chemicals, explosives, gas, or nuclear or other hazardous material; or (C) Implementing rescue efforts; (2) A felony in progress or pursuing a felon or suspected felon; (3) A civil disorder; (4) A natural disaster; (5) Emergency access to the nearest national crime information center or criminal justice information system computer terminal involving information as needed for subdivision (2) of this section; or (6) A mobile unit traveling outside its assigned county for conducting official business with law enforcement agencies in that jurisdiction. Acts 1979, No. 520, § 4; A.S.A. 1947, § 42-1104.
‹ Prev All Arkansas sections Next ›
Lexace provides legal information, not legal advice, and no attorney–client relationship is created. Statute text is provided for general information and may not reflect the most recent amendments; verify against the official state code.