What does six mean in slang?

the direction of greatest danger

What is I got your 6 tattoo?

From this, we get the IGY6 tattoo which stands for “I Got Your Six”. The six stands for your six o’clock which is behind you. It’s a term used in the military and means behind you. To put it more clearly, it means, “I Got Your Back”.

Why do cops Zig Zag on freeway?

It’s called a “traffic break.” A patrol car with lights and siren on weaves across all lanes rapidly, gradually slowing, so that traffic stays behind him. It’s used when there is an accident, high-risk car stop, or other road hazard ahead.

Why do cops always eat donuts?

And, especially at those odd hours of the night, the doughnut shops actively tried to entice police officers to stop in for a snack. In his autobiography, Dunkin’ Donuts founder William Rosenberg claimed he wanted to make sure franchises were “hospitable places for the police” who “protected the stores.”

How do you spell donut or Doughnut?

The Official Dictionary Spelling of the word in question—if you’re into that sort of thing—is “doughnut.” The expedited, simplified, Americanized spelling of “donut,” as Grammarist tells us, has been around since at least the late 19th century. It didn’t catch on, though, until late in the 20th century.

Should police officers accept free coffee?

If the officer’s intent in receiving the free coffee is to build community cohesion and better relations with the police, that should always be considered. However, if the intent is unethical, such as to save money by using the officer’s power position, then this too should be considered.

Can a police officer use profanity?

Though many police officers may use profanity (sometimes referred to as “tactical language”) as an additional use of force tool, its use may lead to increased risk to the officer by way of subject retaliation or backlash from the public due to a perception that the officer is “out of control” (Baseheart & Cox, 1993).