Hey Miami cops and Florida Highway Patrol troopers, less in-fighting, more crime-busting, please.
Hey Chicago cops, why don't you take a break from eating all those hot dogs, torturing people, whining about outfits and parking lots, and general outright brainlessness (a friend of ours once told us that an officer at the station asked her how to spell "security" while he was writing her up) like your brethren in India, who relieve stress by going to special camps to laugh their loony asses off?
Try this, if you dare, the next time you see a police officer in Central Park: "Hey, sparrow cop, what's new?" This beat was apparently less than desirable, as the phrase "sparrow cop" was defined as "policeman in trouble with superiors and assigned to Central Park to guard the grass".
However, it's important that there is a dialogue where you go, "Hey, that cop looked like he was terrified, and hey, how would I have acted if I were him?" What does this project say about policing?
"We tell them, 'Hey, we're cops,' and they say, 'Really?
"It had to be authentic, and not just go with the obvious, "Hey, there's cops, Jheri curl and lowriders!" said Gray of the film, which opened Thursday night to strong reviews and a promising ($5 million) box office.
"You want to be the person: 'Hey, I called the cops.
When demonstrators noticed that two fellow protesters dressed in plain clothes with bandannas over their faces were in fact police officers, they became agitated and began pointing and yelling: "Hey, they're undercover cops!" One Berkeley resident, who identified himself only as Dylan, told KTVU News that he pulled off the officer's bandana.
"The cops said, 'Hey, guy, wrap it up, dude.
The right way to do it, we told them, was, 'Hey, you put undercover cops in the crowds and locate the guys actually doing illegal stuff.
