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keystone cops 

The term is to be used to criticize a group for its mistakes, particularly if the mistakes happened after a great deal of energy and activity, or if there was a lack of coordination among the members of the group.
There are a lot of Keystone Cops running around in this project.
keystone cops by Wuchun Shen September 21, 2005
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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.
Keystone Cops 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
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