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Report to the Commissioner 153: He sounds like he’s been at a party, half in the bag, not very pleasant.at in the bag under bag, n.1
Report to the Commissioner 153: He sounds like he’s been at a party, half in the bag, not very pleasant. Report to the Commissioner 103: Pat says, ‘I’m lookin’ for bams’ Bams are glass ampules of an amphetamine junkies like to mix with heroin.at bam, n.2
Report to the Commissioner 100: The ultimate disaster is discovery—in undercover language, ‘a burn’ When junkies and pushers on a particular set learn or suspect an agent’s identity, he has ‘taken a burn’.at burn, n.1
Report to the Commissioner 170: [H]e made it sound like a contract, a politician’s kid or something like that.at contract, n.
Report to the Commissioner 63: He’d been mugged so often he knew the drill.at drill, the, n.
Report to the Commissioner 106: ‘You know who resents you?’ she asks [...] ‘The gloms. The do-nothings. No matter how active you are, they’ll say, ‘Oh, she got in on a hook,’ explaining away their own incompetence.at glom, n.1
Report to the Commissioner 73: [of a drug deal] [H]ere comes the gofor moving like a bastard, and he gets to them and passes the stuff and right then Crunch is all over them.at gofer, n.
Report to the Commissioner 132: Whoever the big shot is gets a hand job about how the department turned things upside down looking for his daughter.at hand job, n.
Report to the Commissioner 62: He already had his two collars and he stepped into a triple homicide, he’d just walk over the bodies and continue on his way. Why let it upset you? Roll with it.at roll with (the punch) (v.) under roll, v.
Report to the Commissioner 200: [H]e threw shots at me, so that’s attempted murder of a police officer.at throw, v.
Report to the Commissioner 77: ‘[I]f we bust the three of them, how are we gonna cut the undercover loose without it lookin’ bad, right?’.at undercover, n.1
Report to the Commissioner 195: ‘She’s been working a dealer who just moved downtown’.at work, v.
Report to the Commissioner 59: [W]hen they saw black men on the street who looked wrong [...] they’d jump them.at wrong, adj.
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