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5:21 pm
November 15, 2010

bobloblaw

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Post edited 5:52 pm – November 15, 2010 by bobloblaw

Anonymous said:

"As before, fewer digits in the X₃ X₄ X₅ X₆ positions denotes higher rank"

No it doesn't.

So who is 4P1002 or 4P201? Is that district 4 patrol dayshift (1002) and eve shift (201 at a different rank)?

BTW Foz, thanks for the great site. I have been a guest for some time. I appreciate the effort in keeping us informed of where all the knuckleheads and dirtbags are committing crimes in our communities.

Also, thanks to all the LEO's, Fire, and EMS, for doing the hard work for us. There are many of us out here that are the silent majority who appreciate all you do for us.

5:51 pm
November 15, 2010

Foz

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Post edited 8:12 am – July 16, 2011 by Foz

Heya Bob :-)

Thanks for the kind words.

In case you did not see the updated portion of the FAQ here it is:

MCSO Unit #'s

All MCSO unit numbers have changed to the following as of Nov 1, 2010:

Unit # format = X₁X₂X₃X₄X₅X₆

X₁= District Number (1-6)
X₂= Unit Type (T=Traffic , T2= Woodlands Traffic , D=Detectives, U=Sex Offender, S=Swat, C=Crime Lab, N=Narcotics, P=Patrol, J=Jail, Z= Dispatcher, K= Canine, I= ?
X₃= Unit Number
X₄= Unit Number
X₅= Unit Number
X₆= Unit Number

Example : 5P1010 = a District 5 Patrol Deputy .

Example: 6P102 = a District 6 Patrol Senior Sergeant (the Woodlands)

Example: 3P201 = a District 3 Patrol junior (buck) Sergeant

Example: 2P10 = a District 2 Patrol Lt.

As before, fewer digits in the X₃ X₄ X₅ X₆ positions denotes higher rank