List of Police-related Slang Terms - K

K-9: Police patrols using dogs, or the dogs themselves ("He is a K-9 patrol officer.") Homophone of "canine".
Kesta: Finnish, derogatory. From the German "Gestapo".
Keuf: French, slang, of uncertain origin (one meaning is given as being "flic" in reverse – see verlan).
Khaki Kutta: India, derogatory, of police constables. Translates as Brown, or Khaki, Dog, from the colour of their uniform, which resembles the colour of feral dogs. Often used for crooked officers.
Kiberer: (sometimes Kiwerer) Austrian, esp. Viennese derogatory slang for police officers, or police in general ("Kiberei"). Most likely of Yiddish origin, either "kewjus" (security) or "kiben" (to rant).
Kissalan pojat: The Finnish name for The Katzenjammer Kids, used as a slang term for the police.
Kodiak (with a Kodak): CB slang for a police car with a radar, see "Bear".
Kopó: Hungarian, meaning sleuth or beagle.
Koukku: A Finnish slang term for the police, literally meaning "wikt:hook".
Krawężnik: Polish, from "curb", designating an officer patrolling the neighbourhood on foot.
Kyttä: Finnish, derogatory, of police officers. Translates as someone snooping, staring or ogling.