o.i.l.
English translation: officer secret service
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|  Selected response from: Henk Peelen Netherlands Local time: 09:35 | ||||||
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| 3 | some information |
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| 2 | officier in loco ? |
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| 1 | officer secret service |
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3 hrs confidence: 
some information Explanation: tp = ter plaatse see following sites for police codes and abbreviations (but they don't have the abbreviations you're looking for) http://www.wilschut-familie.nl/m/politie/kop.htm http://ssb.auvicom.nl/phreak/doc_afkortingen_politie.php http://home.planet.nl/~kimsaro/Afkorting.html |
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7 hrs confidence:
officer secret service Explanation: o.i.l. = officier inlichtingendienst/informatiedienst -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2003-01-11 20:00:25 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- ikg = in kennis gesteld (zoals jij zelf denkt, volgens mij), lijkt me redelijk. The officer secret service was notified en went on patrol |
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7 hrs confidence:
officier in loco ? Explanation: Just guessing.... so please wait for other answers/responses. in loco = Latin for 'ter plaatse' De combinatie 'officier in loco' tref ik op het internet echter alleen in enkele 17e eeuwse teksten aan. t.p. betekent hier waarschijnlijk inderdaad 'ter plaatse' Zie bijv. 'De recherche... ging ter plaatse': http://nieuwsapril.blogspot.com/ en 'De brandweer ging ter plaatse': http://www.dragon-designs.net/~reddingssite/allesnieuw/actue... Wel ben ik benieuwd hoe je van 'ikg' bij 'notified' uitkomt? Reference: http://www.afkortingen.nl/ Reference: http://home.planet.nl/~vera0000/bergeyk40.html |
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