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Today while on the job I heard the locals make this call. Control: All units we just received a call from an agency in foot pursuit of a (description). They claim that they have warrants in hand for this guy last seen running behind the hospital toward the RR Tracks. Car 664: What agency is in pursuit?. Control: Don't know they were on a cell and the call dropped before I could ask but think they are the CHEAP COPS.
I have never heard of this expression and assume it refers to bounty guys. Two things that come to mind. This is a good size police force and are very careful what they put over the air. So I assume that this is a common name for whomever and not off the cuff derogatory slang. But the little devil on my other shoulder is saying our company took over a large account from this dept for less money. Winter is here and the road construction details are drying up. No way they would hold a grudge and use CHEAP COPS as in Security Officer?? Anyone ever heard this reference before?
I have never heard of this expression and assume it refers to bounty guys. Two things that come to mind. This is a good size police force and are very careful what they put over the air. So I assume that this is a common name for whomever and not off the cuff derogatory slang. But the little devil on my other shoulder is saying our company took over a large account from this dept for less money. Winter is here and the road construction details are drying up. No way they would hold a grudge and use CHEAP COPS as in Security Officer?? Anyone ever heard this reference before?
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