article_snippet: the Rapid Action & Patrols Group 'a bunch of show-boaters'
  RAP insider've been pumped up as TV's toughest cops, with endless promotions running on Channel Ten’s website and on television.
article_snippet: But now the Gold Coast Cops show appears destined for television scrapheap after a decision to dump the stars known as the ‘Rapid Action & Patrols Group’ (RAP), after they were labelled ‘a bunch of show boaters’, and who some internal critics say are not really responsible for proper policing.
article_snippet: Season two is set to air tonight but a political power play, along with anger and jealousy which has gripped the rank and file about the so-called 'elite squad', has all but sounded its death knell.
article_snippet: The crack team of Rapid Action & Patrols Group could have a limited future on the Channel Ten screen with rumours it is about to be disbanded .
article_snippet: Ten's website continues to promote the series, saying: 'The elite taskforce is responsible for policing everything from bikie gangs and street violence to drug heists and organised crime.'
highlights_snippet: Doubts about the future of Network Ten's much-hyped Gold Coast Cops show as the crack police squad faces the axe .
  
highlights_snippet: the Rapid Action & Patrols Group 'a bunch of show-boaters'
  RAP insider admits the Rapid Action & Patrols Group 'a bunch of show-boaters'
  RAP insider have wrongly been promoted as an 'elite' squad .
  
highlights_snippet: the Rapid Action & Patrols Group 'a bunch of show-boaters'
  RAP insider commander Supt Jim Keogh insists the Rapid Action & Patrols Group 'a bunch of show-boaters'
  RAP insider have been a success with 4500 arrests since the Rapid Action & Patrols Group 'a bunch of show-boaters'
  RAP insider began in 2013 .
  