Security Abbreviations and Acronyms Thread

[Badge714]

GFC = Guard First Class
OFC = Officer First Class
PC = Post Commander
FO = Field Officer
DK = Drunk
POS = Piece of sh!t
HO = Prostitute
HLP = Homeless Person (being politically incorrect, I still use BUM!)

[ValleyOne]

HLP = Homeless Person (being politically incorrect, I still use BUM!)

I kinda like "Urban Outdoorsman" myself...

[OccamsRazor]

I kinda like "Urban Outdoorsman" myself...

PDA- Person(s) of Dubious Address.

[Mr. Chaple]

P.I. - Professional/Private Investigator
P.C.I. - Professional Certified Investigator
P.S.P. - Physical Security Professional
TX - Phone Call
F.N.G. - ..........
D.T. - Defensive Tactics
S.A.R. - Shift Activity Report
I.R. - Incident Report
To.Co. - Tour Confirmation

[UtahProtectionForce]

PI - Positive Identifaction
ACT - arrest control technique
5150 (used in california) - mental subject
FIR - Fatal Incident Report
FIC - Field Interview Card
OFC - Officer
CCR - Community Contract Rules (apt security)
GH - Guard House
TX- transmission
RX - Reception
POA - Powers of Arrest

[Chucky]

SP - Suspicious Person or persons followed by location and ID.

[OccamsRazor]

Another example of why this thread is a GREAT idea:

PI - Positive Identifaction
ACT - arrest control technique
5150 (used in california) - mental subject
FIR - Fatal Incident Report
FIC - Field Interview Card
OFC - Officer
CCR - Community Contract Rules (apt security)
GH - Guard House
TX- transmission
RX - Reception
POA - Powers of Arrest

PI- Private Investigator
ACT- Advanced Certification Training (Securitas thing)
5150- Van Halen album (Or was that Van Hagar?)
FIR- Field Interview Report (Used in Seattle)
OFC- Office
CCR- Central Contractor Registration (Used by the Department of Defense)
GH- General Hospital (used on TV)
TX- Texas
RX- Prescription
POA- Point of Access

[N. A. Corbier]

Another example of why this thread is a GREAT idea:...

Is someone starting to see my real motive here?

[Aussie-SO]

PE - Peaceful Ejection
FE - Forcible Ejection
IR - Incident Report
DI - Detected Incident
SR - Staff Report
SNR - Service Not Required
UB - Unacceptable Behaviour
IP - Intoxicated Person
T - Trespass
A - Arrest
SD - Self Defence
NK - Not Known
ID - Identification
IW - Independent Witness
PA - Police Attended
PN - Police Notified
NF - No Force
NI - No Injuries
ND - No Damage

[bpdblue]

Mr CORBIER, to answer your question, if this were 4th grade, I'd be raising my hand, answering, "I do, I do."

And the answer I'd be giving is that there are so many acronyms, used by so many different groups that have given their own meaning to the acronyms, that there maybe several different meanings to every one used. In other words, you may have your meaning for D.O.B., but to me it means Date of Birth. I use D.O.A. for Dead on Arrival. Does it mean something else to YOU.

Therefore, the obvious answer is never to use the initials of words in your posts and expect someone else to know what the heck you are talking about.

Just spell out the whole word and maybe we all can understand what your saying.

Do I get a passing grade on my answer?

[ValleyOne]

Some of ours have a contextual meaning... As in it depends on the context they are used in...

RP - Reporting Party OR Responsible Party

IR - Incident Report

AR - Alarm Reort

DAR - Daily Activity Report

DK - Drunk or...

HBD - Has Been Drinking

ETOH - Alcohol-As in "Medics are on scene [of the accident] and they advise ETOH is involved" (ETOH actualy means Alcohol-look it up)

RTF - Report To Follow

CT - Criminal Trespass Notice

Verbal CT - Same as ^^^ just verbally advised not given a written notice

MVA - Motor Vehicle Accident

LOL - Vacation/time off or pay increase request form

UTL - Unable To Locate

MIP - Minor In Possesion

X (not Xray) Is usually a Female, but in this County it's a SO Supervisor,,, Cpl and above.

POS - Piece Of Sh*t usualy referring to a vehicle ("'89 Buick 4dr blue POS")

OP - Observation Point. As in "I will set up OP at 5th and Dean to see if the vehicle drives by."

EDP - Emotionally Disturbed Person (Mental)

CLR - Clear/available...

Code 4 - Situation is under control / No further assitance needed. I worked for one company that discovered a LOT of bad guys knew what Code 4 meant, so they did it backwards they had a ten code, and anything other than the CORRECT phrase ("No, I'm good." or something like that) would bring the cavalry racing.

County over here uses a Code 4A (adam) - I'm OK for now, keep coming non-emergent.

That's about all I can think of for now...

[OccamsRazor]

Is someone starting to see my real motive here?

Yeah, it was dark and I was drunk, but now I understand.

[Chucky]

Is someone starting to see my real motive here?

Does it have anything to do with a post several months ago when you replied that it has been a long time since you have seen so many acronyms used and was very impressed with the posters knowledge of so many. And now you intend to write a post made up of as many acronyms as possible to see if anyone can decipher it??

[flashlightcop509]

Not really an acronym or abbr., but...

10-200 Drop dead gorgeous female

Of all people, it was a kiosk operator in my mall that pointed this out to me, he had used it with other Officers before my arrival; Apparently, he didn't know I was unaware of this particular code and one day said to me "10-200!", and I was like, "Huh? WTF?"

Until he explained it to me...

[airtight security officer]

HUA- head up @$$
UTL- unable to locate
415fgt- fight