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| Show FAQ | Can you explain all this cop talk (lingo) that they use in the show?:
BACK IN THE BAG: Back in uniform
CATCH/CAUGHT: To have a case assigned
CATVAN: An RV filled with Uniformed Emergency Service Personnel
C.I.: Confidential informant
CLOSER: A police interrogator who specializes in finishing an interrogation and getting a confession
COLLAR: An arrest
DISCON: Disorderly conduct
DOA: Any dead person, murdered or otherwise
DUMP: Transferred (in a negative direction)
FLOATER: Dead body in the water
HOUSE: Station house
IN THE BAG: In uniform
IN THE WIND: In hiding
JACKPOT: In trouble
LAWYERING UP: Obtaining legal counsel
LOST TIME: Personal time taken while working
MAKE YOUR BONES: Achieve success (on the Job)
PAA: Police Administrative Assistant
PERP: Perpetrator, criminal (also MOPE or MUTT)
POKEY: Cell
RAT SQUAD: Internal Affairs Bureau (IAB)
RMP: Radio Motor Patrol (marked police car)
SKEL: A lowlife; a junkie
SLIPPAGE TOUR: Two extra days owed to the city
T.A.R.U.: Technical Assistance Response Unit
THE FIVES: Complaint follow-up report
THE JOB: The New York Police Department
THE RACK: A bed
THE SYSTEM: The legal justice system
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