What type of situation does Code 1 refer to?

Code 1 is typically used to refer to situations that are critical and require immediate attention, which includes bomb threats. A bomb threat demands urgent action due to the potential for danger to life and property, making it a priority for law enforcement and first responders. The nature of a bomb threat necessitates a swift and coordinated response to ensure public safety and to neutralize any potential threats.

In contrast, the other choices represent situations that may also demand police attention but do not carry the same level of urgency associated with an active bomb threat. Traffic hazards may require caution, but they do not typically present an immediate threat to life; assaults in progress are serious but may not always qualify for a Code 1 response; and domestic disputes, while often volatile, also vary in urgency and are handled according to specific protocols that may not escalate to a Code 1 classification.