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A Citizens Guide to Police Speak
Our best guess at what all those abbreviations mean (we think)

We don't have a complete list of police abbreviations, and to be honest, some of them seem to be created on the fly.

But here is a list of the most commonly used abbreviatons, and what (we think) they mean.

We know this is not a complete list - if you find a new abbreviation, please email Daily Crime Report and we will do our best to get a translation.

Avi S. Adelman, President
Daily Crime Report, LLC

AP	Arrested person
AO	Arresting officer
UUMV	Unauthorized use of a motor vehicle
BMV	Burglary of a motor vehicle
CP or COMP	Complainant (complaining person)
RO	Reporting officer
HPC	Harassing phone calls
FLID	Fled without leaving identification
F/V	Family violence
O/T or OT	Out of town (eg recovered O/T stolen property means 'recovered property stolen from an out of town address)
Duty on strike	Failed to follow law (your 'duty') regarding exchanging information after an accident
MIR	Miscellaneous incident report
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT	A felony-class assault
M/C ASSAULT	Assault, Class C Misdemeanor
M/A	Class A Misdemeanor
The penalty grades for assaults, from least severe to most severe, are
	Class C misdemeanor Class B misdemeanor Class A misdemeanor State Jail felony 3rd Degree felony 2nd Degree felony 1st Degree felony Capital felony