Scuba instructor charged with sexually assaulting 10 year old student

[BoltSnap]

shanked

What does this mean please?

 

[Allen-1]

What does this mean please?

A "shank" generally refers to a homemade stabbing implement, aka a "knife" generally made in a restricted environment.

"Shanked" is past tense verb.

IOW - "shanked" is being stabbed with homemade knife, generally in a prison setting.

 

[Billg68bg]

A "shank" generally refers to a homemade stabbing implement, aka a "knife" generally made in a restricted environment.

"Shanked" is past tense verb.

IOW - "shanked" is being stabbed with homemade knife, generally in a prison setting.

Oftentimes, LEOs tend to forget we have some job specific slang. I remember having to explain shanking and boofing to my wife. She regretted asking about the second term. I believe the response was, "Ew. That's gross."

 

[BoltSnap]

boofing

I really hate to do this and I know that I am going to regret it, but what does this mean???

 

[Allen-1]

I really hate to do this and I know that I am going to regret it, but what does this mean???

yeah, you now have regrets.

Rather than commenting directly, I'll simply show you results from a search engine.

 

[rob.mwpropane]

I really hate to do this and I know that I am going to regret it, but what does this mean???

The ole prison wallet!

 

[Billg68bg]

yeah, you now have regrets.

Rather than commenting directly, I'll simply show you results from a search engine.

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In the law enforcement community, the term refers to hiding contraband in the rectum, in order to sneak it in.
I remember a case I read in a law enforcement magazine where a guy tried to sneak a loaded, yes loaded, .38 into a facility. Apparently it got stuck. He confessed and they had to surgically remove it.
I don’t even want to know how he got it in there. Had to be a derringer or snub nose

 

[Allen-1]

In the law enforcement community, the term refers to hiding contraband in the rectum, in order to sneak it in.
I remember a case I read in a law enforcement magazine where a guy tried to sneak a loaded, yes loaded, .38 into a facility. Apparently it got stuck. He confessed and they had to surgically remove it.
I don’t even want to know how he got it in there. Had to be a derringer or snub nose

Your wife is right, "ewww"

 

[Billg68bg]

Your wife is right, "ewww"

Oh the things I wish I could unsee and unhear.

 

[BoltSnap]

Fudge, I now truly regret asking but thank you anyways

This is what I call a truly "shiit information to know."