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Feb 7, 2012 16:17
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Flemish term
SWB
Flemish to English
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Law (general)
Abbreviation in a police report of a common theft
Feiten: Diefstal, zonder geweld of bedreiging, zonder verzwarende omstandigheden (Gewone diefstal), SWB 461, 463, 466, te Belgie, BRUSSEL, Sinter-Goedelevoorplein tussen 28/02/2011 om 12:00 en (etc.)
"SWB" here is unlikely to mean a vehicle, since the theft was of a handbag attached to a child's push-chair, and I don't see how "subjective well-being" fits in either.
"SWB" here is unlikely to mean a vehicle, since the theft was of a handbag attached to a child's push-chair, and I don't see how "subjective well-being" fits in either.
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5 +2 | Strafwetboek | Gunter Verbeeck |
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Feb 11, 2012 11:55: Gunter Verbeeck Created KOG entry
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Strafwetboek
this is a police abreviation for "strafwetboek" (Penal Code)
Example sentence:
Dit is terug te vinden in het Strafwetboek artikels
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