Law Enforcement Abbreviations (Linn County)

[far342]

I've been scanning local law enforcement in the west Linn County area for a while now and I want to list down and ask about some abbreviations that they use. One in particular I keep hearing but am unsure of is "JC" My best guess is that this Juvenile Center but I'm not so sure. (They refer to it as a location, IE "Enroute to the JC")

As for some of the ones I've figured out so far they go as follows:
AGH - Albany General Hospital
LCH - Lebanon Community Hospital
APD - Albany Police Department
LPD - Lebanon Police Department
LCSO - Linn County Sheriff's Office
BCSO - Benton County Sheriff's Office
MCSO - Marion County Sheriff's Office
OSP - Oregon State Police
UTL - Unable to Locate (?)
DL - Driver's License (ODL for Oregon, CDL for California, etc.)

At first I thought JC maybe was referring to the Jail but that doesn't really make sense and I've heard them refer to the Jail without any abbreviation before.

 

[kf8yk]

My best guess is that this Juvenile Center but I'm not so sure. (They refer to it as a location, IE "Enroute to the JC")

Does 'Justice Court' make more sense? Considering the Justice Court handles traffic & misdemeanor criminal cases it would be a frequent destination for law enforcement.

 

[far342]

Does 'Justice Court' make more sense? Considering the Justice Court handles traffic & misdemeanor criminal cases it would be a frequent destination for law enforcement.

Yes that makes a lot more sense. I'll try and listen more on how they refer to it to see if I can get any sort of confirmation. Thank you.

 

[Bowlieweekender]

Took me ages to learn what my local law enforcement meant when they'd say SBC. Then finally one cop told dispatch "Settled By Contact'.

 

[omlbed]

CDL = Commercial Driver's License. I've not heard of CDL being used for California driver's license.
CMV = Commerical Motor Vehicle