Roseville PD: Code Jack
Read incoming public calls and quickly decide whether to dispatch units or clear the call as a harmless white cane user.
How to play
- Read the incoming call transcript quickly.
- Determine if there is an active danger or crime.
- Choose Code Jack for harmless cane or guide dog use.
- Choose Dispatch Units for real emergencies.
- Make your decision before the call timer runs out.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap the Code Jack or Dispatch Units buttons to classify calls.
- Keyboard
- Press 1 for Code Jack or 2 for Dispatch Units.
- Mouse
- Click the Code Jack or Dispatch Units buttons to classify calls.
More about this game
In Roseville PD: Code Jack, you act as a public call triage dispatcher. Your goal is to read incoming call transcripts and quickly decide if the situation requires police units or if it's just a harmless person using a white cane or guide dog (Code Jack). The difficulty ramps up as calls become more ambiguous and the decision window shrinks. Your shift ends when the 75-second timer runs out, and you are scored on speed and accuracy.
Tips
- Read fast! You only have a few seconds to make a decision, and the timer gets shorter as you clear more calls.
- Look for keywords like 'white cane', 'guide dog', or 'harness' to quickly identify a Code Jack situation.
- Don't guess; incorrect classifications cost you 125 points and increase queue pressure.
Questions
What is a Code Jack?
A Code Jack is a harmless situation involving a person navigating normally with a white cane or a working guide dog, like Sunny Two.
How long is a shift?
A standard shift lasts for 75 seconds, during which you must classify as many calls as possible.
What happens if I take too long?
If the decision window timer runs out before you choose, the call times out, breaking your streak and adding to the queue pressure.