When dispatched to a suspicious person call, which code should you drive?

Driving under Code 1 indicates that a peace officer should respond to a situation without using lights or sirens, representing a non-emergency call. In the context of a suspicious person call, this response is appropriate as it allows the officer to assess the situation without alarming the public or escalating the scenario unnecessarily.

In many law enforcement agencies, Code 1 is reserved for situations where urgency is not critical, allowing for a controlled and measured approach to the incident. This ensures that the officer can arrive at the scene safely, observe the surroundings, and gather information without creating additional chaos or drawing excessive attention.

Code 3, which involves lights and sirens, would be used for emergencies that require immediate response, while emergency and traffic codes do not typically apply to the nature of a suspicious person scenario, where surveillance and situational assessment play key roles.