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Jargon: Code Zero

 

On the air, a Code Zero requires all officers city wide to respond to a scene. 

Monday, we had one. Four gang members suffering from GSW arrived by ambulance to a local trauma hospital. Their friends, family and associates rushed the ER. Many of them were armed. A Code Zero was called. It took 64 officers to establish calm and restore order. 

 

 

Protest Terms: Direct Action

 

Per the hard-core demonstrators, peaceful protest is a sign of fascist, capitalism, and white supremacy. The call for direct action signals the intent of the protest to destroy property and attack those who are not a part of their solution. 

 

 

Jargon: Water in Water Out

 

 

During protest duty, when officers Water in Water Out. They officers the ability to use the bathrooms and grab a bottle of water.

 

 

Jargon: 1312

 

 

1312 is as ACAB: Antifa code for All Cops Are Bastards.

 

161 is code for Antifa

 

F12: Fuck All Bastards. As in All Cops Are Bastards

 

Numbers are used instead of letters in the same way white racist extremists use 88 for Heil Hitler.

 

 

 

 

Jargon: Black

 

Black is street slang for tar heroin.

 

Usage: "She Od'd. She used black for the first time. Somebody should've shot her up."

 

 

Jargon: Shoe Swap

 

 

A shoe swap is when a mope walks into a clothing store, selects a pair of shoes, leaves his old ones in the box, and exits the business.

 

Yes, it's theft. 

 

Jargon: Bubble

A bubble is street slang for a meth pipe.

Usage:

 

John hit the bubble as soon as he left jail.

 

 

Jargon: Points

 

Points are needles. Points are rigs.

Points have Hep C and HIV.

There in almost every pocket I search. 

 

Hence the first question I ask a custody...

 

Do you have any points? Any needles? Anything that's gonna stick me?

 

Usage:

 

Looky here. There's an uncapped needle in your pocket. I thought you said you had no points? Now, is there going to be any more surprises? I don't care if you have needles. I don't want to get stuck. 

 

 

 

Jargon: Gold Star Team Player

 

An officer who regularly works shift over time to make minimums.

 

 

Jargon: Porch Pirate

 

A person who steals packages from the porches and the front steps of homes.

 

Usage:

 

At roll call, the sergeant passed around a photo of a porch

pirate caught on video from a house in the West Hills.