Which code represents Other Disturbance (not specifically juvenile or family)?

• A. 416
• B. 416B
• C. 417
• D. 418A

Answer: (B)

Disturbance codes are built from a base number with a letter to pinpoint the exact subtype. When a call is a disturbance but isn’t specifically about juveniles or family, the designation used is the same base code with a B suffix to mean “Other Disturbance” in that broader sense. So 416B is the one that signals a general disturbance that isn’t tied to juvenile or family categories, which is exactly what the prompt describes. The other options point to different subtypes or categories, such as juvenile- or family-related disturbances or a different kind of incident, so they don’t match the description of “Other Disturbance (not specifically juvenile or family).”