OSP
1 Americanabbreviation
Etymology
Origin of OSP
From Latin obiit sine prōle
Example Sentences
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OSP, who identified the man as an escaped mental patient, convicted felon and criminal suspect Christopher Pray, 39, said he had sunk in up to his armpits.
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Afterward, the Portland Police Bureau came and took Mr. Pray into their custody, the OSP said.
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Neither the fire department nor OSP disclosed whether or not Mr. Pray was still bound by his restraints, which he was wearing at the time of his escape.
From Washington Times
After OSP learned about the escape at around 10:45 p.m., they rushed out to U.S.
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OSP continues to investigate the full circumstances of his escape, including how Mr. Pray traveled back north.
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