What does a Priority Three call signify?

A Priority Three call signifies that the incident being reported has occurred over 15 minutes ago. This classification indicates that there is no active threat to life or property at the moment and that the situation is not urgent. Priority Three calls typically involve less critical situations that require police response but do not necessitate immediate action. Officers may prioritize these calls based on available resources, allowing them to address more pressing issues first.

In contrast, other classifications, such as those indicating an ongoing threat or that an incident has just recently occurred, focus on situations that demand more immediate attention or action. Understanding these priorities helps law enforcement agencies effectively manage their resources and response times based on the urgency of calls received.