What does OCE mean?
OCE means Organized Criminal Enterprises
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Organized Criminal Enterprises?
Organized Criminal Enterprises can be abbreviated as OCE
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What does OCE stand for? OCE stands for "Organized Criminal Enterprises". |
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How to abbreviate "Organized Criminal Enterprises"? "Organized Criminal Enterprises" can be abbreviated as OCE. |
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What is the meaning of OCE abbreviation? The meaning of OCE abbreviation is "Organized Criminal Enterprises". |
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What is OCE abbreviation? One of the definitions of OCE is "Organized Criminal Enterprises". |
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What does OCE mean? OCE as abbreviation means "Organized Criminal Enterprises". |
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What is shorthand of Organized Criminal Enterprises? The most common shorthand of "Organized Criminal Enterprises" is OCE. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- O1 - Organized Naval Reserve Seagoing
- OCTB - Organized Crime & Triad Bureau
- OCABC - Organized Crime Agency of British Columbia
- OHCDS - Organized Health Care Delivery System
- OCDETF - Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force
- OLTCN - Organized Labor and Tobacco Control Network
- OPMAD - Organized Parents Make A Difference
- OS/EH - Organized Stalking/Electronic Harassment
- OC - Organized Crime
- OCTF - Organized Crime Task Force
- OCG - Organized Crime Group
- OCTA - Organized Crime Threat Assessment
- OCA - Organized Crime Agency of British Columbia
- EOCA - Engaging in Organized Criminal Activity
- NCE - Nigerian Criminal Enterprises
- TCE - Transnational Criminal Enterprises
- c2c - criminal-to-criminal
- cjc - Criminal Justice Criminal
- cjcj - Criminal Justice Criminal justice
- CPS - Criminal Protection Society. Sarcastic alternative meaning to the official Crown Prosecution Service, the government body responsible for bringing criminal prosecutions on behalf of the state, (thanks J Heeley). CPS stands for many more relatively unexcit