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Claireqong Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

If you want my statement, G.O.15 me.

"If you want my statement, G.O.15 me. "
please tell me what does that mean?
  

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Hi clairegong. This doesn't ring any bells, but thanks for joining us. Welcome to English Forums.

  • Hi clairegong.
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  • Might it be a police code?
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Hi clairegong. This doesn't ring any bells, but thanks for joining us. Welcome to English Forums.

Could you give us a clue? Might it be a police code? What sort of person might say something like this?

Best regards, - A.
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HI Avangi
Thanks a lot for your reply

it's a line from CSI S5E13
Frack(a cop)said to the man who was went to investigate him

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00:04:09,590 --> 00:04:12,400
You know what?

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00:04:13,190 --> 00:04:15,190
I changed my mind.

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If you want my statement, G.O.15 me.

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No luck so far. I thought it might relate to the old 10-codes (police radio) 10-15 is "domestic disturbance" not much help.

You say a cop is being interrogated in an investigation?? It has to be a code for a procedure in an internal investigation.

Are you transcribing this from audio, or do you have a written copy?? For instance, is it written as "G.O. 15 me," or could it b
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Hi claireqong, I've been also looking for that meaning and I think that police to
alludes to a lubricant oil named GO 15, whose advertising slogan is "Go further with GO15".
Hope this hepls you.
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Hi MFL, thanks for joining us. Welcome to English Forums.

I can't quite picture that in a prime-time series.

Whatever the meaning is, we would have made a lousy audience.

Best regards, - A.
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yea, G.O.15 might be some sorts of police protocol or procedures

you got this from CSI right?

this means probably, if you want my statement, follow the rules (i.e. I want my legal representative here)
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Hi,

Welcome to EnglishForward.............

For me (I feel) 'GO' is the short form of 'Government Order'.

And in your sentence 'who was went'.......who went is right.

Thanks.
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"The hallmark distinction between the need to exercise your rights against self-incrimination under the Fifth Amendment, and the risk of being administratively punished by the Department, is the context under which you are questioned. Specifically, if you are advised of your Fifth and Sixth Amendment rights by and NYPD Internal Investigator - commonly known as Miranda rights - you should not, un
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Hi, MrM.

Any idea why 203.08 is called "GO-15"? Does it allude to the lubricant?

Best regards, - A.
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It is quote from:

http://www.axn-asia.com/shows/csi-ny/season/5

Episode 13 | Drama Series

RUSH TO JUDGMENT

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