Which term corresponds to Silent Alarm?

• A. SILENT
• B. SEIZURE
• C. S.E/C
• D. S.O/M.C.S.O

Answer: (A)

Understanding how Silent Alarm is labeled in police communications helps you see why the term used is simply SILENT. A silent alarm is a type of alert that signals for help without making any audible noise, so dispatchers and responders rely on a clear, direct designation that conveys that mode of response. The word SILENT matches that function exactly, providing a concise cue that no audible alarm should be triggered and that immediate, discreet assistance is requested. The other options don’t fit because they don’t denote an alarm-type instruction: one refers to a medical condition, and the others appear to be department-specific acronyms or codes that aren’t universally recognized as the term for a silent alarm.