What does CIB mean?
CIB means Criminal Invstigation Branch
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Government & Military category.
What is the abbreviation for Criminal Invstigation Branch?
Criminal Invstigation Branch can be abbreviated as CIB
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What does CIB stand for? CIB stands for "Criminal Invstigation Branch". |
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How to abbreviate "Criminal Invstigation Branch"? "Criminal Invstigation Branch" can be abbreviated as CIB. |
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What is the meaning of CIB abbreviation? The meaning of CIB abbreviation is "Criminal Invstigation Branch". |
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What is CIB abbreviation? One of the definitions of CIB is "Criminal Invstigation Branch". |
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What does CIB mean? CIB as abbreviation means "Criminal Invstigation Branch". |
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What is shorthand of Criminal Invstigation Branch? The most common shorthand of "Criminal Invstigation Branch" is CIB. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- C9/C11 - Police Criminal Intelligence Branch
- CDITC - Criminal Defense Investigation Training Council
- CEPAG - Criminal Enforcement Policy Advisory Group
- CDPJ - Criminal Division Presiding Judge
- CJPA - Criminal Justice Planning Agency
- CJPDC - Criminal Justice Policy Development Committee
- CJPF - Criminal Justice Policy Foundation
- CJPI - Criminal Justice Periodical Index
- CJPOA - Criminal Justice and Public Order Act
- CPCJB - Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Branch
- CIB - Criminal Investigation Branch
- CIIB - Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Branch
- CRB - Criminal Registration Branch
- BSB - Branch State Branch
- CIB - Criminal Intelligence Branch
- bb - branch-by-branch
- 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