What does FTO stand for?

Failure to Obey (law enforcement)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Secret Service spokesman Ed Donovan says officers arrested three members of PETA Wednesday morning on charges of disorderly conduct, unlawful assembly and failure to obey.

Activists dressed as seals arrested at embassy

Failure to obey the injunction is an arrestable offence and could lead to imprisonment.

Council acts on 'street of shame'

I sat in the Appeal Court and heard Judge Thorpe say of a mother's failure to obey the court: 'In these cases, we are impotent.

A fine judicial example!

Among the new offences, which may apply from April, are failure to obey stop/yield signs, illegal overtaking, failure to obey traffic lights, crossing the white line and failure to use child restraints.

Protest at 31 extra point laws

Phelps, who was also charged with violation of a licence restriction and failure to obey a stop sign, said: 'I made a mistake.

Swim ace on drink drive rap

Failure to obey the order and failure to turn any premises Alton runs into a music-free zone until all licence fees are paid would be regarded as contempt of court.

Landlady's music bill of pounds 1,200

As a result of the inquiry, the PCA has recommended and it has been agreed that the detective constable will be required to answer two misconduct charges, relating to performance of her duties and to failure to obey lawful orders.

Police officer faces conduct inquiry

Failure to obey would be regarded as contempt of court and the penalties can be fines of up to pounds 10,000 and up to two years in prison if proven.

Music ordered off the menu