Mar 4, 2002 09:32
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English term
TTO
English
Law/Patents
police slang?
TTO
We've got a male in custody. Can we confirm TTO?
What TTO stands for?
We've got a male in custody. Can we confirm TTO?
What TTO stands for?
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maybe...
Suitable references for TTO are few and far between.
However, thinking along the lines of an arrest, I would hazard a guess at something like 'Time of The Offence'.
Without knowing the context, it is quite difficult.
Sorry for not being more helpful.
However, thinking along the lines of an arrest, I would hazard a guess at something like 'Time of The Offence'.
Without knowing the context, it is quite difficult.
Sorry for not being more helpful.
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Barbara Østergaard
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medicine to take out
Could it be medicine to take out, cf. the below links...?
Reference:
www.leicestershireprescriber.org/prescall/Medicinescode/ MedicinesPOL1997.05a.pdf
http://www.ukppg.co.uk/southern-derbyshire-medicines-code-2000-3.html
Peer comment(s):
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Billy McCormac (X)
: Hard without a little more context, but I'd agree: To Take Out
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edlih_be
: This does not fit in with the rest of the sentence. Having taken someone into custody, I don't think the police would be asking about 'to take out'.
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Typical Theft Offender
. . . is what the site below says (4. - near the bottom of the page).
HTH
HTH
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edlih_be
: It seems to make sense
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Thanks.
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Attila Piróth
: Sounds good
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Thanks.
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TTO = Turn Tape Off
At least in some cases, TTO means "Turn Tape Off".
The link below lists a court case about this; scroll down to the third paragraph of Section C.
The link below lists a court case about this; scroll down to the third paragraph of Section C.
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er, actually... Time and Type of Offence
Police walkie-talkie jargon, that's all! :)
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Note added at 2002-03-08 02:32:45 (GMT) Post-grading
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Just back from interpreting at Ladywell Police Station, Metropolitan Police Service Division S. They confirm what I was told the other day at Brixton Police Station -- TTO means time and type of offence. No use looking for it in sources -- it\'s not there. It\'s simply police jargon. Lighten up!
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Note added at 2002-03-08 02:32:45 (GMT) Post-grading
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Just back from interpreting at Ladywell Police Station, Metropolitan Police Service Division S. They confirm what I was told the other day at Brixton Police Station -- TTO means time and type of offence. No use looking for it in sources -- it\'s not there. It\'s simply police jargon. Lighten up!
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