When told to respond with Signal 29, an officer is directed to:

When an officer is instructed to respond with Signal 29, it indicates that they need to relay in person. This typically means the officer is required to go to a specific location to provide a report or communicate directly with another officer or agency. This is crucial in situations where face-to-face communication may be needed for clarity or urgency.

For example, if an incident has escalated, or if a more detailed explanation is needed that cannot suffice through radio communication, being on-site allows for a more thorough and immediate exchange of information. This signal emphasizes the importance of direct communication in effective law enforcement operations.