The list of law enforcement acronyms and abbreviations.

All law enforcement related acronyms and abbreviations.

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APD:
Allen Police Department(Texas, City agency, Police Department)
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Allentown Police Department(Pennsylvania, City agency, Police Department)
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Alma Police Department(Arkansas, Illinois, Michigan)
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Alpharetta Police Department(Georgia, City agency, Police Department)
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Alpine Police Department(Wyoming, City agency, Police Department)
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Altamont Police Department(Illinois, City agency, Police Department)
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Altheimer Police Department(Arkansas, City agency, Police Department)
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Alton Police Department(Illinois, City agency, Police Department)
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Altoona Police Department(Alabama, City agency, Police Department)
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Altus Police Department(Arkansas, City agency, Police Department)
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Alvin Police Department(Illinois, City agency, Police Department)
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Amarillo Police Department(Texas, City agency, Police Department)
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Amherst Police Department(New Hampshire, New York, City agency)
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Amity Police Department(Oregon, Arkansas, City agency)
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Amsterdam Police Department(New York, City agency, Police Department)
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Amtrak Police Department(Railroad, Illinois, Police Department)
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Anaheim Police Department(City agency, California, Police Department)
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Anchorage Police Department(Alaska, City agency, Police Department)
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Andalusia Police Department(Alabama, Illinois, City agency)
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Anderson Police Department(Indiana, City agency, Police Department)
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