A police officer has left people stunned with his knowledge of slang used by gangs in a viral video on social media.
The NSW police officer was sitting in his car with his colleague when he began to spit out random phrases used by eshays.
'F*** six-seven, RFA stay on top brother,' he said.
The numbers are taken from the postcode 2767 with street thugs using the digits from their district as the name for their gang.
A police officer has left people stunned with his knowledge of slang used by gangs in a viral video on social media
RFA is an abbreviation for Ready For Anything and refers to a gang that has slowly been emerging from Mount Druitt, in western Sydney.
'Free TayK, free my boys, free the gang,' the officer continued.
Tay-K is an American rapper who is most well-known for his song, 'Free the Race'.
The lyrics of the song were used as evidence to convict Tay-K and send him to prison for 55 years for murder.
Tay-K and six other men were found guilty of killing Ethan Walker in Mansfield, Texas, in July 2016.
#FREETAYK then began to trend online and was used by other rappers like Lil Bibby and Lil Yachty.
The officer continues to recite more well-known phrases while moving his hand up and down to imitate the gangster gesture.
Footage of the police officer reciting the phrases stunned social media users who were impressed by his knowledge of the expressions
'You can lock the locks but you can't stop the clocks,' he said.
The phrase is commonly used by street gangs to refer to prison sentencing.
The expression was included in a birthday card signed by prisoners and given to UK inmate Aidan McAteer.
McAteer was jailed for nine years and four months after running over and killing four-year-old Violet-Grace Youens in March 2017.
Footage of the police officer reciting the phrases stunned social media users who were impressed by his knowledge of the expressions.
'He would be the best undercover,' one wrote.
A second added: 'When you can’t take the hood out of you'.
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