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It is extremely difficult to try to answer these types of questions because terminology and meaning are NOT UNIFORM among police agencies or court systems.
That being said - in my experience I have used the abbreviation "TOP" to mean "Turned Over Prisoner" - meaning relinquished the custody of the prisoner to another party. If this was the meaning of the above, then it is anyone's guess as to what the "BC" stands for. . . possibly it signifies the initials of another agency, a jail, or even another officer.
What else can I help you with?
What does B TOPBC mean?
theft of property by check?
What does 'B' TOPBC SW stand for in a criminal charge?
Theft of property By Check
What did fuzz mean in 1960?
Fuzz is a slang term for the police.
What does Baskomiser mean?
Term used in Turkey for police which means staff sergeant.
What does the police term cds mean?
A good guess is controlled dangerous substance....
What does the term specialized mean?
Special constable is a term that refers to a law enforcement officer. Special constables are a group within the police force that hold full police powers.
What is a police informer?
The term is usually used to mean a person who is not a police officer that regularly gives information about crimes to the police.
What does constanbulary mean?
It is spelled Constabulary. It is a police force. Consisting of police who are called constables. This term is most commonly used in Britain.
What does the term Special Constable mean?
Special constable is a term that refers to a law enforcement officer. Special constables are a group within the police force that hold full police powers.
Is a police officer a civilian?
Technically, yes. The actual definition of the term civilian is "any person who is not a member of the armed forces." However, the term is often used to mean someone who is not a police officer, but that is a colloquial use of the term.
What is the American term for police?
Police.
In police terms what does TOM mean?
I believe it means a prostitute, might be quite an old term though.
