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jump-out squad
noun
a unit of police officers in a cruising, unmarked police-vehicle, detailed to jump out of their car and apprehend drug-dealers US- “That was no fun,” said Detective Dave Hayes, whose wrist is still sore from a fall he took dodging bullets on a chase through Condon Terrace. Hayes’ unit became laughingly known among the youths as “The Jump Out Squad.” — The Washington Post, 28 January 1980
- Police call them “corner deployment units.” Local residents refer to them as “jump-out squads.” — The New York Times, 15 December 2002
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