Toy Cops

A slang term for police or it can be desribed as a security officer.

Rodney; I got my ass kicked by some toy cops in L.A. and I sued their ass in 1992

The toy cops in L.A is nothing joke about. I got a second beating from them in 2002 and I deserved it

Rodney King

by Saints June 23, 2004

you the cops

to tell on someone for doing something they may not have been suposed to

"man why'd you tell my mom i was smoking, you the cops man"

by medhead October 11, 2008

Shadow Cops

Shadow Cops refer to police vehicles where the police lettering on the vehicles are hard to see but are still present. The lettering is actually easier to see when it is parked in the shadow of a building or out of the glare of the sun.

Shadow Cops, Shadow-Cops,

by bacevedo956 June 16, 2017

Keystone Cops

Ineffective, bungling law enforcers who have nothing better to do than to stake out parties and arrest underage drinkers. This double entendre is derived from the name of the underage beer of choice: keystones

We were right in the middle of a sweet party, complete with keggers and 40s, but the Keystone Cops showed up and cleared the place out.

by SamAnneChris September 26, 2008

keystoned cops

keystoned cops is comedian cops that are gettin high while doin there job

you know what i got pulled over last night by some keystoned cops and all they did was stand there tellin some wack jokes while gettin high

by ODog N Cali M.C N T April 7, 2009

Two cops with the same rock

Appropriated from the dated, speciesist, and sometimes sexist, phrase: "Two birds with one stone".

This is when two police officers are hit with the same rock thrown at them, commonly in a riot situation, which is seen as beneficial to the rioter. Known basically as a "2 in 1" result. Commonly used by ACAB supporters and others opposed to police.

That's two cops with the same rock!

by anonymiteriot May 6, 2011

hip hop horse cops

innovative tv show about american horseback police devised by the great melanie wilk with a little help from her loose and mad cohorts.

where's my pony at?

by Chairwoman Mao Mao February 4, 2004